joel: yes, i am jewish.is past weekend we had pum.ri always at synagogue there is a in that service and and allae services. that is now being debated. americans are concerned about what kind of state of israel we are talking about. we wanted to be a democracy that reflects our values. it is a deep, tribally -- trbling relationship. not that jews do not want an israel, but look at israel as an ally of values. if it becomes autocratic, in no longer reflects those values. it is one of the most liberal constituencies in the u.s. laura: would netanyahu withdraw the reforms or dig in? joel: he has a self interest in keeping them moving because he is under indictment, investigation. the subtle problem is, he is pushing on reforms to undermine the judiciary to protect his own skin in not going to prison. that motivation is significant, even if it causes t chaos we are seeing. in otherews, the most powerful republican in the u.s. senate, mitch mcconnell, is being treated for concussion stay in hospital a few days. he

he was doing a workman's comp claim for joel. and so he called joel and offered to investigate.wanted was his electronics, his passwords, his facebook, and he didn't ask any questions. i just need those electronics. it just didn't make no sense. and then when i was going to the funeral home to set up arrangements, i seen randy murdaugh and alex murdaugh on the scene where stephen's body was. stephen's body left the roadway at 9:30 and it had to be about 10:30, 11:00 the same day. >> i heard randy murdaugh went to the scene and joel said that he told him that he would represent him for free. but why was he there in the first place? how did he know that stephen was killed? >> pmpd, by and large, made money as a personal injury firm. why would they want to help stephen smith's family with a death investigation? you wouldn't put yourself out there to try to help or damage control a situation like it kind of seemed that randy was doing unless you're trying to save your own family from something. >> the murdaugh law firm did have an investigator show up after a couple of days had gone

joel copeland owns an art gallery and the vice president for legal affairs, gentlemen, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> ashley: joel, your art gallery is right in the heart of this place called the zone. tell us what you or your customers would see any given day just walking to your art gallery? >> well, there are no customers because of the walk to the gallery. the walk to the gallery passing tents and people and garbage and it is just people won't get out of the car when they drive by, there are no customers. it is just needs to be cleaned up, needs to be taken care of. needs to be where you can find different place for them to be. >> ashley: when did customers stop coming there? >> we moved in in 2018 and there were homeless on the street at that time, too, but it wasn't nearly as big a problem as it is now. we had several major shows and it worked out very well. but now because of the pandemic, then double whammy after the pandemic and growth in homeless situation came about. >> ashley: absolutely terrible, you called it chaos is what you call it. you filed a brief i

joel joins us now with more., joel. >> hur, thanks for having me. >> ainsley: thanks so much for coming on. that was a hard day you had to hand in your badge because you didn't want to get vaccinated. >> the interesting thing is they actually approved my religious exemption and then a month later denied it. so that was very confusing for me and then a month later i was told i had to get the jab or i was going to be fired and, yeah, it was a very confusing time. >> ainsley: how many years in were you when they fired you or separated you determined term used a term release which i never seen before. usually people resign or terminated. they created a new term for us unvaxxed. i had a total of almost 15 years between the oakland police department and san francisco, 8 and a half years with san francisco pd and i was at the academy training officers, veteran officers and new recruits coming through. i had a dream job for sure. >> ainsley: why didn't you want to get vaxxed? >> well, you know, there is a mull tuesday of

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joel embiid showed why he could be the mvp, spinning, turn- around push. a little over five minutes left, klay thompson knocked down a three. 2:30 left, knotted at 110-110. steph curry scored on the bank shot. warriors up 112-110, under 90 seconds remaining. ball found poole, hit the corner pocket three. poole scored 19 of his 33 in the fourth quarter. the warriors came back to win 120-112. they've won three in a row and are now tied for fifth in the western conference standings with phoenix. >>> ncaa tournament has reached the elite eight level. no sec teams, no big ten teams left. unlikely schools have taken one step closer at the expense of the number one seeds. take alabama, for example, a goliath in this tournament. trammell got off his stationary bike, went to work, south region. aztecs trailed by nine and the marin city native scored eight straight points, tied at 48-48. adam sieko dropped in a three and san diego scored 12 unanswered points. six minute left, trammell, free throw line jumper, the lead up to five. san diego state sent number one seed

joel bolnick is an urban development advisor.sistant homes n quickly improve living conditions in townships in times of climate change. joel: summers are hotter, the winds are significantly more ferocious. cape town has always had heavy winds but now they're more sustained and more unpredictable and often much more volatile. and even the in-migration of people moving from the rural areas into the cities is pushed by the fact that sustainability and survivability in the rural areas is being profoundly impacted by the changes in climate. reporter: ikhayalami isn't only making homes fire resistant. together with the urban-think tank from eth zurich, the ngo has replaced an entire informal settlement with two-story homes. the empower shack pilot project has already built more than 70 units. the last ones will be handed over to their new owners today. cape town's deputy mayor has arrived. the city council wants to officially honor the new homes and their owners. eddie: these small features are really important. it makes the home. it m

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so i called joel's house. >> joel was stephen's father. >> stefanie answered.ard something happened down the road. they found a body. and she said, "mom, did stephen spend the night at your house last night?" i said no. and then i knew. i knew it was him. >> is that a mother's instinct? >> oh, yes. yes. because stephen was my baby. so we were always close. >> i know that soon after randy murdaugh had called. randy is alex murdaugh's brother. >> when i was on the phone with joel, he said, let me put you on hold because randy murdaugh is calling. he said, randy wants to take stephen's case pro bono. and i said what case? because they said it was a hit and run. >> did you think that call from randy murdaugh was strange? >> yes. it made no sense to me. >> yeah. >> really, there was no case yet. >> yeah, you didn't know it was a case yet. >> his law office has said he didn't call -- he didn't know stephen had died until after the funeral. and randy murdaugh were standing at the crime scene. >> oh, wow. >> they were at the crime scene after stephen's body was moved,

discretionary spending as you all know and top of that what they're really focused on that i saw here was joel get cpi next week and get solids but anyway. >> president trump mr. president, you've been saying interest rateses will put aamper on the job growth and the fact of the economy and you mention the freedom caucus and do you have [inaudie]. >> well, first of all we don't know what the cpi will behis week and it's been down and inflation has been done for many weeks in a row now. i feel confident we're headed in the right direction and there's a lot of talk on what the fed will or won't do and we'll see. cpi is tuesday or -- monday, tuesday, wednesday next week is coming out. the idea that i'm going to aggress that we start figuring out where we cut 25% across the board. by the way, the entire program can't lower the deficit and that's what they say they need. they're goingg to keep the tax cuts from the last president, almost $2 trillion if they're going to cuthe taxes and in addition to that, on top of that they're going to say we have to cut 25% of every program across the board. ii k

first up, kerry from joel. 21-year-old college student. so my risk tolerance is higher than most.hased a lot of paypal at $67. would like you to rate my trade and provide feedback as i'm already up thanks >> joel, a minus >> a minus [ laughter ] bought it at $67 >> this is a stock that moves around a lot it could be below $70 tomorrow that's why i own it it's a very volatile stock >> all right >> a minus is pretty good. >> i understand, but you buy it at $67 and it's at $75 joel, that's what you get. stephanie, from tyler, i bought 100 shares of nike at $93. you own nike >> i do. i give this a total a, maybe even an a plus to offset kerry's a minus. but i think you want to hold it, because china is just beginning to reopen. inventories are coming down, and dtc is a bigger percentage of total revenue. >> direct-to-consumer. danielle purchased 50 shares of abbv at $156 you own it >> i give him an a this is really a stock that should be in everybody's portfolio. very well priced, good both prospects. nice dividend yield >> bought it at $156, it's at 1 157. >> he didn't come in and sa

this neighbor says she lives in a multi unit building behind joel's home and she's evacuating. i'm shocked. i'm shocked, and i just feel like the city new kind of that those trees needs to come down, proactive and not reactive, and now it's a reactive situation shortly after the trees fell, everyone on this block lost power. pg and e crew tells me they came to cut electricity to the damaged home as a safety precaution. as for joel, she says she's grateful to have minor injuries, bruises to her head and scratches on her arm. it's lucky, really lucky. joe and her family grabbed what they could packed up and are now staying with relatives. they say they love living here in hope to rebuild in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. highway 101 in san mateo is now closed in both directions tonight, so pg and e can make emergency repairs to a damaged power line. there was no one is shut down between ralston avenue and hillsdale boulevard. closure started just a few minutes ago at 11 o'clock p g. any estimates it will last between 30 and 60 minutes. one person has died at walnut creek

joel jee concern. joey: we're going to bring in now dan bongino, host of "unfiltered" and author of "the gift of failure." dan, i would imagine you've got something to say on this. >> yeah. listen, the police state's here, guys. that's inarguable to the libs listening. you can, again, plant a big wet one on my rump because i have no desire to hear you right now as you're celebrating again the collapse of the constitutional republic. the police sate's here. state's here. it's not as if donald trump's sons were caught on tape talking to their dad about illicit business deals or anything with foreign communist parties and nuclear-powered enemies of the united states, shuttling millions of dollars to the trum, that's right. that's the biden fam -- oh, sorry, guys. you know, as a commentator, i should be really up on the news and stuff. but the police state and this abomination is here right now. this is third world b.s., that's exactly what this is. this is the kind of story you're used to reading out of n

let's go to joel in texas. joel. >> caller: hey, jim, this is joel.n sufferers such as those with headaches as you have. is vrtx now a buy? >> it's been a buy the whole way. and i'm glad you mentioned it i am chief spokesman of the american migraine foundation and i do feel very strongly that vertex is a remarkable company and deserves to be trading at a considerably higher level. i also like regeneron after the amazing good news about copd. both stocks are a buy. let's go to larry in illinois. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thanks for all you and your team do. >> what a team we have. >> caller: ticker dan. >> i think it's a great company but at this point in the rate cycle you cannot buy an auto parts company. i would include lear. magna. i think magna's sort of -- at this point in the cycle you're going to get to be able to buy those lower. let's go to thomas in louisiana. thomas. >> caller: boo-yah, mr. jim cramer. thank you so much for taking my call. >> thank you. >> caller: yes, sir. i want to get one quick shout out to my wife bethany. and we're both

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joel: that is. a voter approved initiative.mpanies paid $200 million in their ad campaign to initiate this proposition to do and -- to do an in run. they got that past, got voter initiative. there is not much to do about that legally. caroline: joel, thank you for that. that does it for this day to addition of bloomberg technology. ed: recap day two on the podcast. bloomberg, spotify, wherever you get your podcast. caroline: even though inflation runs hot, s&p, nasdaq on the high side too. ed: continue tracking inflation. the fed impacting the tech sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: live from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, i'm matt miller. kailey: i'm kailey leinz. welcome to bloomberg crypto, a look at the people, transactions and technology shaping the world of decentralized finance. matt: bitcoin is booming -- markets stabilized after a dramatic week that saw three banks collapse. we will have an in-depth look at how crypto exposure help to unravel signature bank. kailey: with th

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it is a privilege for me to keynote following joel. joel is a great friend. we worked very, very closely together when he was with the department of transportation. tsa as many of you know has its roots in the department oftransportation. we were established in 2001. the law establishing tsa, the aviation and transportation and security act signed by george w. bush on november 19, 2001. thk of that in context to 9/11 to november. 69 days. a significant piece of legislation that established an agency that is responsible for ensuring our transportation security. our tice with d.o.t. endure. our founding secretary had an influence on tsa fm the very beginning all the way through to his passing late last year. just a remarkable individual. our top leadership award in tsa is the leadership award to recognize his key influence on the formation of a new agency. as mark mentioned we have responsibility not just for aviation security although that's what most people associate with us but also for service transportation security. if you think to have service transporta

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my young joel says he will visit china this month. it will be the fullest. i am a current or former taiwanese leader has visited china since the start of communist rule dead in 1949. china denies taiwan independence, didn't pakistani police have charged former prime minister in brown con and several of his eats. the terrorism is the bold as allegedly attacked security forces. i'll fight, according to some about on saturday. police said more than 50 officers, were injured and police checkpoint and several cause were torched. dozens of cancer quarters were arrested. now russian president vladimir putin says he welcomes china's willingness to play a constructive role in ending the conflict and ukraine. the statement came ahead of a highly anticipated and deeply controversial visit by chinese president fusion bang. she is set to arrive in moscow on monday. the steep visit is a show of support for the embattled russian president, who's struggling to achieve his objectives in ukraine. western leaders will be watching closely. china has put forward its own peace pl

joel joins us from new york. joel we saw some change recently.eason anything else could follow? >> first of all we would have to be in human not to be nervous about what's been going on. want to make sure everyone can worry. first republic.ies have been on it's amidsize regional bank that had a big chof money that was in uninsured deposits. we need more tha50 grand. to worry about these kinds of banks is if the bank were to fail without the government's opinion the people above 250 would lose thir money and so that kind of oney has been leading the public. until yesterday. yesterday something important happened. treasury secretary ellen osterior confidence.llen she said the government would take similar actions to what bank signature.ilicon valle if another bank posed a ris of contagion. essentially what people thought of was hey, the govment will back up deposits first republic. you don't have to work quite as the stock was up and down by 90 percent over the past 3 weeks awas up by more than 30 percent yesterday. >> and jill wesaw the economy sl

logo scratches on >>> the nba's biggest stars are on abc tonight, like joel embiid.oing to put up numbers. he scored at least 20 points in 22 straight games. launching his mvp bid this year against a two-time mvp, the greek freak, giannis antetokounmpo. he's milwaukee's all-time leader in points and assists and blocks. this could easily be a playoff preview. we're ready to count it down on abc right now.

joel.esent the most famous monuments and historical buildings of the country, of course, in miniature, interesting is not only foreigners, but the swiss themselves are curious to see how it is on a scale. we have managed to create copies of the buildings that are at home. they can see every day. little switzerland is actually quite a large park area of ​​14.000 m². this territory houses 120 models of various structures, made on a scale of 1:25 , among them 3.5 km of a miniature railway were laid , along which 18 trains tirelessly run, perhaps more than others. i like a small copy of the city's cathedral frierburg, because once i myself participated in its creation. and i am proud of this miniature . the building and mechanisms, which are located all year round, in the open air, require constant supervision, regular maintenance and repair. in addition, the park is interested in replenishing the exposition of the building of the workshop, they managed to place it here very ingeniously in the

with the context, anna mikhailova, deputy political editor and columnist at the mail on sunday and joelho served in the obama administration as assistant to the secretary of state. we start here in the uk, where the former prime minister borisjohnson has been facing a grilling over whether he intentionally misled parliament over parties he attended while the uk was under covid restrictions. this investigation is not about *whether* mrjohnson attended this investigation is not about whether mrjohnson attended events of if they were rule—breaking gatherings. it's about whether he deliberately lied. let's remind ourselves of what happened and what was said. and photos like this — putting borisjohnson at the scene of parties in downing street. this was taken during covid restrictions in england — when social events were banned. but mp's are now looking at whether mrjohnson misled parliament during moments like this. this was december 2021 — when reports of parties first emerged. mrjohnson has accepted he misled parliament, but denies it was done recklessly or intentionally. let's listen to

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. >>> querÁi saber si joel estÁ vivo o muerto si estÁ muerto, por lo menos para que la familia sepa ysesperaciÓn de estas personas, julio. aquÍ continÚan siendo procesados del tro lado de la frontera, vemos bastante movimiento hace aproximadamente una hora y tenemos a personas aquÍ que escucharon desde temprano. luis vienes de venezuela ¿quÉ escuchaste hoy?. >>> tÚ viste personas que los dejaron entrar ¿correcto?. >>> vengo llegando ahorita y reconozco. sea verdad o mentira que haya pasado alguien. como vuelvo y repito, llegando esperando respuesta. ¿quÉ tan grande es la situaciÓn que caminaron tanto para llegar a este punto?. >>> hay bastante esperanza de esto, que estamos sucediendo. >>> mucho tenemos ya 3 meses, 2 meses, un mes y medio. venimos llegando estamos en la lucha. >>> que iban a permitir el paso. >>> muchos rumores que sÍ y que no. >>> nos aventamos la cam nada. >>> el incendio los motivÓ para tratar de pasar. >>> claro, porque somos seres humanos y murieron muchas personas y yo tengo entendido no es ilegal inmigrar. ya esto es una consecuencia, uno lo hace para buscar un

the dubs hosting mvp candidate joel embiid. that's him and his philadelphia seventy-sixers. they've already clinched a playoff berth. warriors still fighting for their playoff position as expected and deed. >> doing it all tonight. backs into drain not stopping him. throws it in. he's fouled and it's good. >> he had 46 tonight for the seventy-sixers really built an 11 point lead. but jordan poole led the warriors back game tied at 106, curry with the rebound outlets to pull for the layup. warriors up to. and then it's cool again, this time. with the 3 pointer dubs up one 15 to one 10 with one 18 left to play. and then the dagger stepped with the floater. meet one 17 to one 10 with 48 ticks left and the warriors win it one 20 to one 12 cooled us launced are finished with 19 points in the 4th frame and after the game he was asked to describe his 4th quarter >> opportunity. he played the whole 12. 19 points. was there a mentality change? they're just being able to get a stretch like that. that's my rhythm. the aggressive look for my shots as opposed to coming in. trying to figu

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joel embiid had 56 points, philly led but the warriors came alive in the final five minutes., jordan pool. led 115-110, then steph curry slams the door and the warriors beat the sixers 120-112. they host the timberwolves on sunday night. >>> ncaa tournament, darian trammel from marin city and st. ignatius prep. led san diego state to the upset of the night, they beat top seeded alabama. he was everywhere. family and friends had a watch party in marin city tonight. san diego state wins 71-64, the aztecs advance to the elite eight first time in school history. they play creighton. my alma matter wins tonight, and yours. >> we are winners! >> everyone's happy. back in a moment. gigive your smsmall business o one tech sosolutin that c checks all the boboxes. it''s all hehere with ththe comcmcast busineness complee connnnectivity s solution. peace ofof mind withth cybeberthreat sesecurity. ththe power ofof the largeg, fastest rereliable netetwor. plusus, save up p to 75% a yr with comcacast businesess mob. the cocomplete connectivivity solutioion. frfrom the comompany popowered by

with that i want to introduce a champion to the causes supervisor joel engardio. [applause] >> thank you. you know what city hall needs to do to help mall businessesent prix nurse and creators? role out the red tape and i really messed that up? oh. i had this great line in my head and i messed it up. we need to roll out the red carpet and cut the red tape to help small businesses, artisans and creators in san francisco. you know if you have i good idea you should not come to city hall to have that die by regulation and bureaucracy. we don't know which good idea will save our local economy. we need to roll up that red carpet and cut that red tape so your idea has the run way to sore and a beacon, come to san francisco because we woman it. thank you so much for everything the mayor and carmen chu or add administrator and katy tang is doing, too, to roll out the red carpet for all of our mall businesses. thank you. [applause]. >> all right. good morning, everyone and thank you for being here. we are so excited partner with the mayor on making over 100 changes to the

friends brendan, ryan, and joel are celebrating the luck of the irish here at this san francisco block party. ryan even came all the way from ireland. >> san francisco, have a good time. let's do it. >> basically we're just suckers for a good time. >> reporter: we caught up with samantha wolf and her mom dancing an irish jig and having the best time together. >> the energy is so refreshing because we had like the few years off with covid. it's so nice to have everyone back together again dancing and having a good time. >> it's really the only day that irish have for a holiday. >> reporter: shawn sheridan showed up with his lucky leprechaun shirt. he's been celebrating st. patrick's day here in san francisco for the last 40 years. >> i've never been to ireland, but this is probably as close as you're going to get to ireland because the way they have this set up on the block party is replicating dublin and all the irish areas. it's actually pretty good. [ music ] >> i think we're pleasantly surprised, to be honest. after the bad weather and all the rain, we're very nervous going into thi

iioel, more demand for these workers. joel, let's talk a little _ more demand for these workers. joellueprint for 202a? oh, absolutely. this is the starting firing a shot therefore going into campaign season for both chambers of congress and the presidency of course. whatjoe biden is doing is he is challenging republicans in the house and appropriations bills in the us government at the federal level begin in the house and then they moved to the senate, so he is going to the house and saying here is my document will set you tell america that you want to cut the deck, here is the plan to cut the debt and it's called raising taxes on the externally wealthy and not on the working people of america and it goes on and on like that. challenging many of the arguments in public is making to try to put them in a box is a zen have to negotiate their budget bill with the senate and this is all going to come into a crash in late summer when we have the debt ceiling fight in august. we will run out of money to pay our debt obligations and the end of july, all of these issues will come together and

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