okay, thanks mohammed mohammed jim june for us that and ramada in new york pod westbank who were at protest against as well as for on guys that has been taking place in tennessee. organizers have been given a permit to hold to really similar demonstrations have previously been broken on by the police to raise about has moved from the protest and telephone that we're here in the center. i'll say that'd be where hundreds of people have a dollar to protest against the war. people who are demanding a ceasefire from the government are saying that the only piece we're bring secuity is red and they're also asking the government to do much more defends or pay single association. so the top 10 thing guys that can be released, we're being told right here, that they're not carrying palestinians because many feared that they could be detained if they do. so. security forces were not far away from here, even though this protest has been authorized by the government. in many cases, folders like this one. i'm end up with people arrested. joining me now is the old. she's one of the organizers on this close

mom, it's jim june, joins us now from rafa in the occupied with spanking and ramallah and my apologies a moment. these rights have been on wi foot for a very long time now, much longer than we usually say. why is that? so tom, this rate is been ongoing now for a just over 40 hours. it began 5 am on wednesday. so were told that the situation is getting increasingly desperate inside the camp that there are still dozens of israeli army military vehicles there that there are, as you mentioned, those armored bulldozers there that are destroying homes, digging up roads, destroying infrastructure at their electricity and water lines being cut, we're also being told by the pulsing in red crescent society that there are dozens of palestinian men who have been taken away, that they have been detained, that they are being interrogated offsite. the false and the red crescent says that many of them have been beaten after they were taken away by as rarely. soldiers. now, we heard from one of those men who gave some testimony on camera a couple of hours ago as to what happened to him when he was take

as of all right for the moment, how many jim june live for staff in ramallah in the occupied west bank? well, let's speak now to north tell bonnie spokesperson for the palace, thinking out of the commission of detainees, says as she joins me as well from but i'm, i like to have you with us. so let me ask you, 1st of all, if you can talk about the conditions that the chinese are dealing with, what once they are taken by is right, the soldiers and they are putting these in these presence a yes, good afternoon. as the only know that this really occupation recently is mounting of mesa's campaign arrests, i guess spouse and it'd be fun and sure it's uh, ending up taking revenge from the about us send you an beep on. and now we have currently nearly 90001000 young homes and is rated presence as you know. and including $100.00 women is really $155.00 children. in addition to up to $3800.00 between these that are facing the, the administrative detention is rusty to mention that the administrative detention is started out with that and charge or trade. so it is based on a financial, it's based

all that speak to mohammed jim june. now he joins us live from tennessee of so different ideas about where this will goes to next. what the next steps could be, take us through that. that's right. send me. well, what's becoming more and more clear over the course of the past 48 hours is that there is mounting opposition by far right wing members of the government here to any potential deal with how much you're hearing more and more from the likes of people like far right wing national security minister, it's more been give here who continues, day after day to post on social media, essentially threatening to walk away from the ruling coalition of the government. if it's an yahoo, where to sign some type of a deal that the right wing here would perceive to be bad. for israel, you are have many members of the right wing here saying that they do not want to see the release of thousands of palestinian prisoners that that would not be good for israel. and they also say publicly but anything that would be perceived as a deal, b

brown claimed a filed rather a claim through the city in june and on wednesday, attorney jim mcmanus filed a lawsuit on her behalf >> you know, 6 tonight, san francisco's only adidas store is shutting down its location in the san francisco center on market street. a spokesperson for adidas says products in the store with the exception of a few select items, we'll be half off. no word tonight on why this store is closing its last day is set for next saturday, january 13th. take a look. crews out today working to repair the pacific, a bridge after being damaged by large waves and high tides from the recent storms. the pier will stay closed from now until hopefully they say january. 26. >> and now more rain is expected heading here to the bay area tomorrow. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to provide an update on wearing ted and how long it's going to stay. yeah, boy and those folks trying to repair the pyrenees just tough to do in the middle of wintertime. >> you've got these huge storms that are ripping across the pacific generating big-time swells in the compound, the coastli

jim worley and there is john gordon. my neighbor painted this great shot. this is about 4:00 on friday, june 26 as he comes into gettysburg. it now totally under the control of jim worley. what he wants to do is leave. he does not need to be in gettysburg. the confederate my -- army marches out dreaming they might one day remember this town. you will remember what that little town was. they find one man, charles shackelford, seventh louisiana infantry dies of alcohol poisoning on a farm near where the memorial is today. one confederate left in gettysburg. everybody else leaves because the goal is not gettysburg. we are not concentrating there. the goal is the bridges. the goal is harrisburg. saturday, june 27 they will trust from adams county and york county going for the world's largest covered bridge where the coal miners, e 27th militia will try to stop them. as they go through this area, they start running into pennsylvania civilians king weird hand gestures. most of them are german copperheads they are speaking in bren english one phrase, peace peace. they are holding up pieces of paper

brown filed a claim to the city in june and on wednesday, attorney jim mcmahon is filed the lawsuit onalf. sausalito is appointed. stacy gregory has its new police chief after serving 26 years of service with the sausalito police department. gregory has been acting police chief for the last year and a half. she becomes the second woman and the first lgbtq woman to serve as chief gregory's career with law enforcement began in sausalito back in 1997. there is a winter storm brewing and it's heading toward the sierra. more snow expected in the next few days. according to the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab. the last storm brought about 12 inches of snow and a two-day period. it says the models for the next storm suggest the area could see anywhere from 6 inches to 2 feet. this is, of course, good news for california after the first snow survey of the year shows snow depth of just 7 and a half inches which is well below average with that, we're going to send things over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a check on the conditions there. yeah, we may just be getting things going

and i think one of the most significant changes from a june list excuse speak to was the kind of access that jim this were allowed. it was the 1st 40 televised trial in south africa. and it was significant legal readings about access to cases which have carried forth and have allowed the to be access to other court cases. subsequent to the us get the story is trust. c, w corresponding diane hawker. thank you a lesser time, but make sure to stay informed. stay engaged and stay in touch. you can follow our team on social media, etc that we use. and myself not the cool underscore for like, for now though, from the entire team here on the day. thank you so much for spending part your name by the vehicle. i started out with the silver. okay. good from the key. those are so good point of thomas thought i bought it for a 120000 rupees. he couldn't believe it. still calming was the solution off to the collapse of cotton production which hit the village of really hard way. now self sufficient and not dependent on others for money. eco india. next, on the w 9 bucks will tell you we are happy that we are b

and i think one of the most significant changes from a june list is specific to was the kind of access that jim this were allowed. it was the 1st 40 televised trial in south africa. and it was significant legal readings about access to cases which have carried forth and have allowed the to be access to other code cases. subsequent to the us to the story is trying to think that we're corresponding diane hawker, thank you. bangladesh is gearing up for a parliamentary elections this weekend with prime minister shake. i've seen a almost a short of a 5th term, but the main opposition party, the b and p is by cutting the boat and calling on the prime minister to step down. since this will leave voters with little choice, how many will bother to even turnouts, the w's? so bear on make reports in the capital tucker, the streets are filled with bolsters of the ruling party. and dinner lies as parliamentary elections at protein bung with dish. the main opposition, the bung with the nationalist party b and b is boy including the elections and demanding prime minister fee because he knows resignation. seni

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this is jim could do it as the of the for june. and so both exhibitors tend to be bored aside and did their can get this stuff back this over be i'll be more on at jimmy side doug this the civilian beeble distraught. different thing. part of that we hop in this voter to see if there's an option for our view board or anybody to stop the profession. and it gets to serve on was by god to have that independent for i want to just didn't have to be able to have a stip for that the same step. but from south africa it's good the some work that we hold. but from that that was for me to still be is what is up to say and be more or is it because the child, what do you see? sure, i just wanted to say for that's we is she a problem? so so, so i've got this to, this is to very important for us in this part. okay, thank you so much for your valuable time. and this is how to send in generally are seeing this a part of the m. c. it has a very historic event that to criminalize that as well, and at least to bring justice for people who have been, i'

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in june 2010 steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested. prosecutors say jimt moya hired investigators say steven was the alleged stabber and gabriel was the lookout. both pleaded not but amazingly, jim wasn't done with the idea of murder. he apparently believed his cellmate had connections and wanted to hire a new hitman from jail. >> he wants the ranch hands taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he could actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was $25,000. >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime. and that's where the investigation began to lead us. that's where the evidence began to lead us. we knew clearly that he had an alibi for the actual he is not the stabber. he is not the actual killer. >> you also knew he had probably a bigger motive than anybody else. >> th

june of 1994. that would probably be the last time. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, charleston, south carolina. years, the nation's oldest cultural institution is moving into the 21st century. the library of congress has 175 million items, and soon many of its books, music, and miscellaneous artifacts will be available for viewing online. we recently spoke with the librarians about their collection and the move into the digital domain. in the nation's capital with its towering statues and monuments honoring american presidents and legends, you'll also find much smaller, more obscure, and real-life mementos of those icons held inside the library of congress. locks, clippings, and strands of hair from the founding fathers, the presidents, and other icons. >> we also actually do have a lovely lock of grant's hair from 1864, and it's right there. >> reporter: that's military hero and the 18th president, ulysses s. grant. >> so he remembered that his wife wanted a lock of his hair, so he got it cut and sent it off. >> reporter: for centuries, long before photography was affordable, it was common pra

june 22nd, all pretense goes away. hair comes in two parallel columns robert rhodes, allegheny johnson jim morelli. albert gallatin. jenkins and their boss. richard, your there's no doubt we're not going to watch it and we're not going anywhere but harrisburg. here we come and lee gives this famous i don't what stonewall jackson what it did with this order but i do know what richard started did with it. if pennsylvania means it and what does he do, he lays plans to capture harrisburg, he's going to send two thirds of his men up today's around he's going to send jubal all his division out today's route through gettysburg on the way to york to go get the bridge at wrightsville in columbia. so here's his orders. it gives the job early. go see york york that and now the largest city between baltimore and harrisburg destroy that northern central railway that connects harrisburg to baltimore. all, by the way, destroy the susquehanna bridge and be in position. march to dillsburg for all you who think robert e lee intended to a gettysburg because the road network read the official reports, read the officers reports. the co

june. it's a much better time to go to washington d.c. i think you'll get more people. all right. well, jim the michigan head coach, was also there. they're trying to catch me, you guys, because i always say the names wrong of all these sports figures -- will: no, now you're a sports expert. [laughter] rachel: did i say it right? because they were trying to say it was harbo, but i know it's harbaugh. will: can't fool you with. [laughter] rachel: can't fool me now that i'm such an expert. here's what he had to say to the crowd. >> thank you all for being here. it's a great example that you're setting. it's testimonies from the sanctity of life. it's a great day for a march! [cheers and applause] it's a great day -- this is football weather! [cheers and applause] let's go! will: you know, it's weird to say, but brave -- pete: i know. i was just going to say it's wonderful to see -- will: yeah. pete: you have the coach of the national championship team at the right the life march. it does take guts, but we shoulo take -- will: it's weird to say it's brave to stand up -- pete: we should live in

jim jordan wants to hold him in contempt for defying a congressional subpoena, even though he, himself, is actively defying a congressional subpoena. he was subpoenaed and failed to show up twice on may 27th and june1th. and he's screaming about defying subpoenas. maybe we should hold them in contempt together! like a buddy prison type film. [ laughter ] the lead witch hunter, a guy named james comer, you might not be familiar with, he's chairman of the house oversight committee. this morning, comber inadvertently revealed what this investigation is really about. >> we've been very transparent. this has been i think the most transparent political -- congressional investigation since i've been in congress for seven years. >> jimmy: yeah, well said, gomer pyle. [ laughter and applause ] the fact that this man is the head of the oversight committee. the more you watch him is mind-boggling. watch him stumble and flub his way through trying to explain why joe biden giving his brother a loan is somehow an impeachable offense. >> what did the bidens do receive the tens of millions of dollars from our enemies around the world? that's a simple question. >> chairman, do you acknowledge you haven't answered

jim: let's start with inflation. you could make the case that they year over year inflation level bottomed in june.cember number, it will go to 2.2, 2.3. that would essentially be it. if it starts trending higher, i think you start to see interest rates respond in time, because what they have priced in is this idea we are on our way to 2%, we are just quibbling about when we will get there, not if we are going to get there. if we are starting to go the other way, i think yields start going higher. it does not necessarily mean the fed has to go higher, but the idea the market has six cuts priced in -- tom: when the ambiguity of higher interest rates, does that come with better gdp or worse gdp? jim: i think it comes with better gdp, and i think that is part of the issue here. 2023 has not quite got in the record books yet, but it looks like a 2.5% to 3% year is the trend growth. if you look at the atlanta fed, and it is as good as any other measure, about a 2.5% fourth-quarter after a 4.9% third-quarter. we slowed from the third quarter to the fourth quarter from way above trend to trend or slightly

june. >> we'll talk in a moment about ppi and what that says about underlying wholesale inflation as we say, and maybe corporate markets. finally, jimblackrock, nice beat, and then this big deal, diving into global infrastructure. >> you know, i really like this deal, i'll tell you why. if you want a higher income, these infrastructure deals with funded by bonds that are somewhat backed by the government that you're choosing. and one or two of them is going to default. if you're the wrong one, you're going to get hammered. so, why not have a pastiche of them, and therefore, if there's one or two that are -- that do default, you won't really notice it. this is a piece of paper that i want. i want a global infrastructure partnership piece of paper, because i think a lot of governments are under pressure, they need to raise money, they will do infrastructure deals. i thought that larry fink was terrific. he was upbeat once again. this is a great deal for people who want to have more income, even as rates come down. i applaud him. i thought andrew's interview with him was terrific. >> assets above $10 trillion for the first time in a fe