matthew greene is the first proud boys member to plead guilty to the conspiracy charge. meanwhile, the house committee investigating the capitol riot has asked ohio republican and trump ally jim jordan to appear before the committee. the committee says jordan spoke to trump at least once on the day of the insurrection and may have been involved in organizing or planning actions and strategies around january 6. "the new york times" is reporting the fbi sent surveillance teams to infiltrate racial justice and anti-police brutality protests in portland, oregon, starting in july 2020. the fbi agents, who were originally deployed to protect portland's federal courthouse, quickly widened the scope of their mission. undercover agents participated in demonstrations, tailed vandalism suspects, and secretly recorded video of activists. the u.s. is relaxing restrictions on sending aid to afghanistan, where the humanitarian and economic crises are becoming increasingly dire. the u.s. this week backed a u.n. security council resolution which exempts most humanitarian assistance from

ryan, let's start with matthew green. if you can give me a bit of who he is and what his cases and the development of him now saying that he is entering a guilty plea to cooperate. >> yeah. marcy wheeler, i think, accurately described him as a flub. he is this low level defendant. he is from syracuse, new york. and it sort of is, if you compare this to a drug deal, this is sort of a guy who was very low on the chain of command. the only joining of the proud boys before the attack on the capitol. he wasn't a member for that long. but what's significant about this is that he is laying out with the purpose of the conspiracy. was he is saying what their intent was, to stop the certification of the election, to go into the capital and to influence and have an impact on what was happening that day. so that is a very important part and important component of this overall investigation. because you need to have this intent sort of laid out. i don't know if he will have be the highest person. because there are other people higher

his name is matthew green. pleaded guilty today. some of them are flipping. right? some of them are telling about the conspiracy but there are, you know, the group the oath keepers is made up of military and police. there are a lot of armed, heavily trained people who are falling into this cult, stewart, on the right and i don't really know what we do about that. do you have ideas? >> look, i think the greatest danger here is that the republican party has shown that it will not stand up to this. that it will actually go along with it. that's an extraordinary thing to me. not that there is a grown up of people who tried to crash the capitol, attack the capitol. you can say okay, maybe that's just a smallish group but the republican party, one of the two major parties in the united states of america, the world's only super power has made it clear that if this was successful, there is no reason to believe they would oppose it. and i don't know if you're in your office running for your life and you still won't hold those people accountable, you still won't vote to convi

matthew green of syracuse, new york, is the first proud boy charged in alleged conspiracy to plead guiltynspiracy and one count of obstruction. he is the first member to potentially give prosecutors information about his organization. on january 6th, green and two others pushed through police barriers on the capitol grounds and took direction from proud boys leaders over the radio during the riot. he could face 51 months in prison. he has agreed to pay $2,000 in restitution for damage done to the capitol building. >> paula reid, thanks so much. so if it didn't already feel like 2020, a second covid outbreak on a cruise ship this week. >>> public outcry after a colorado truck driver is sentenced to 110 years after a fatal car accident. why the governor is now reviewing the case. ok, let's talk about those changes to your financial plan. bill, mary? hey... it's our former broker carl. carl, say hi to nina, our schwab financial consultant. hm... i know how difficult these calls can be. not with schwab. nina made it easier to set up our financial plan. we can check in on it anytime. it change

make sure you get a green b for that. matthew martin, the green b hunter. g for my job, matthew martin in saudi arabia with the finance minister. we should watch out. coming up, what could possibly go wrong -- i asked myself that every day and i am always surprised. by how well it goes. we look at the bloomberg big take, the biggest risks in the economy for 2022. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "daybreak: europe ." let's bring in our executive editor. the big take this morning, what could possibly go wrong? good morning. >> good morning, how are you? manus: we are good. what could go wrong, simon? simon: a lot could go wrong as we have learned in recent years. omicron emerges as a new as the coronavirus continues to be the number one threat to the world economy. the economy is the virus, as many have said. that remains the big challenge. also some byproduct that continues to undermined economies -- obviously inflation, the response of central banks and what china might do with its property sector. lots of risks abound. it looks like we will have continue

the person who pleaded guilty yesterday, matthew green of syracuse, new york, 34-year-old man, did notctually enter the capitol. he was with some of the proud boys the night before. he helped program their hand held radios, and he was with the advancing group. the question is can he help solve a mystery that is a year, almost a year after the riot, still unanswered, which is did somebody plan in advance to breach the capitol. it's clear that from the conspiracy charges against the proud boys, the oath keepers, the 3 percenters, there was a plan to come to washington and raise hell, to have violence in the streets, to bash heads with antifa, but there is no -- nothing in any of the more than 700 court documents filed so far that indicates anybody had a plan in advance to breach the capitol. so i think the government is hopeful that he can help explain what the proud boys may have had in mind. his lawyer says he was a relatively low level member, he has since disavowed a connection with them. >> there was no bashing heads of antifa, but we certainly know they attacked our own members of

this is matthew green, senior building inspector from department of building inspection. neville did have some concerns with the plans that the permit holders have come up with. first off, the site plans are not representative of the current conditions. the vertical cuts are much closer than the property lines depicted in the plans. we'd like that corrected prior to the plans being submitted, and we'd also like the references for any concrete walls or structural details. they're not relevant to this project, and we'd also like the applicant to remove existing shotcrete to 24 inches below the removal, but the department does believe this is a good resolution to the subject inspection. >> clerk: okay. we do have a question. >> president honda: okay. again, welcome, inspector green. >> thank you. >> president honda: so do you feel that we can just condition this permit and you guys will be able to manage this? we don't need to continue this, do we? >> i believe the appellant has some issues about the geotechnical aspects of the job. i've discussed this with neville -- nevill

>> commissioner eppler, i would defer that question to senior building inspector matthew green who may be able to answer it based on his experience. >> thank you, commissioner. i would say the inspector would be looking at the job at hand, not necessarily previous pours. >> so we don't have any visibility into these buildings on the gas lines that didn't have new pours? >> that's correct? >> okay. and one last question, and it would be interesting to see, you know, to me to see for those 16% of identified reference program buildings that noncomplied with the retrofit requirements to see where they are in the enforcement practices and see how long they've been out, i know we've had a completion of work period in 2021, are all of those in that 2021 cohort just a little bit late. or how do they separate out, and what is being done to ensure that they very promptly become client? i'm sure that it's being addressed, and thank you, commissioners, for bearing with me. >> so i believe the department distributes that on a monthly basis, if not more frequently? so i can say in terms of the nonco

corey teague, zoning administrator, and tina tam, deputy zoning administrator, and matthew green, seniorresent is chris buck, urban

>> commissioner eppler, i would defer that question to senior building inspector matthew green who may both in tier two, tier three, as well as tier four, so i believe that's where those building lie in terms of the enforcement process, and then, as far as where we are now, you know, i think that's -- we can come back to you as a commission and talk about the enforcement process on a kind of go-forward basis if that's something that you would like for staff to drill down on at a future date. >> all right. thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioner. commissioner moss? >> thank you. no questions. >> commissioner sommer? >> apologies. can you hear? >> commissioner sommer. >> thank you. thank you for all this information. i don't have any further questions. >> thank you. thank you, mr. buckley, and i can't thank pg&e enough for being here today, you know, and answering questions for us. it's really helpful. and i also just want to thank the whole team at d.b.i. for delivering this report to us here today. fitting at the end of the year, and there was some spectacular hearings around t

my name is matthew green from the department of building inspection. this permit was approved on october 20th, 2021. there is a san francisco building code amendment which states the depth of all structural projections, including balconies, decks, porches, roofs should not exceed 9 feet when going over exterior wall openings for spaces intended for human occupancy. i reviewed the plans this afternoon and the rooms below the deck are going to be a bedroom and family room, so they are intended for human occupancy. it appears we could approve this one in error that the deck should not extend more than 9 feet. the plans to show it extending 10 feet. our recommendation would be to amend that detail and approve the permit. thank you. >> okay. thank you, inspector green. we will now move on to public comment. is there any public comment on this item? please raise your hand. if there is anyone here for public comment, please raise your hand. okay, i don't see any hands -- i do see a hand raised. one moment. walter cathlyn? please go ahead. >> yes, i live at 15

matthew mcconaughey over zoom. the topic, his honest memoir "green lights".o spent some of the last year entertaining the idea of running for governor of texas before just recently deciding against making the leap into politics. now mcconaughey is starring in "sing 2". willie got together with matthew in new york this week for a sunday sit-down. this time in person. >> just imagine it. a spectacular musical that takes your audience out of this world. ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ >> thanks to the "sing" movies, matthew mcconaughey's audience now includes his children. >> i was tired of me and my kids getting asked, what's your favorite movie of your dad's, and they go, i haven't seen any. i hadn't made any they could see. what am i going to do, sit them down in front of "true detective"? a lot more questions than answers. not yet. i wanted to do something that they could see. and then it was just good family joy fun. it promotes great values which i believe in. when i was doing the voice, i come out of those sessions feeling younger, feeling like a kid again. >> d

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green light from senior army officials for that to happen. instead of the top two officials who spoke on that call saying they agree with it, instead according to matthewshew was on this call, those two officials say they were worried about the optics and that they didn't want to deploy the d.c. national guard immediately. both of those officials have testified to congress to the contrary. they've presented testimony to congress that makes their commentary on that call appear in a much more favorable light. in this memo, matthews accuses both of those men of lying to congress, of engaging in deception that he describes in very strong terms and saying that there are efforts within the u.s. army to try to whitewash history regarding the fact that it took the army hours and hours to get the d.c. national guard, including its quick response force to the u.s. capitol building. it's a stunning memo. it's dense. it's long, but it's really worth reading to get an insider's view, an insider's version of what happened. >> do you know who those generals were? >> yes, general charles flynn and general piatt, both of them are still senior generals. >> i thought it m