dylan maxwell has remained mostly silent during her trial and even now. >> all right. take a live look outside on this friday night. san francisco, a city famous for its saint patty's day shenanigans. yeah, it gets pretty crazy out there, >> what's the weather going to be like for them tonight and into the weekend? yeah, yeah. you know, a few festival folks could be out there for tonight. enjoying it looks like tonight's a good night. that's going to stay dry out there. weatherwise and well, otherwise you're going to see some cool temperatures overnight. lows dropping off into the 40's around the bay area. so if you're stepping outside for maybe a little saint patrick's day celebration, grab a jacket. if you're headed out the ahead of the high country. here's the good news of the roadways are open and clear. now look at the mountains of snow up the side. just the cars as they drive along a 80 their head up in the high country. now watch out, though. we've got another winter storm watches being issued for this weekend saturday night into sunday. get this. we're going to

in the meantime, in maxwell says his family is standing by their sister. we all have family. >> we love we and we will support and defend her. >> well, there have been a number of documentaries at look into the life and death of serial offender jeffrey epstein and as victims who have come forward to share their stories so far, glenn maxwell has remained mostly silent during her trial. and even up until now. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and off to a nice start it will be pretty much on balance. a pretty nice friday going on here. mid to mid 60's going off for those temperatures. well inland. right now we have some work to do mid 40's, but that's not too bad with the chilly. 39. meanwhile, up to santa rosa storm tracker for shows some scattered clouds out to sea. that's what we'll see over the bay area through the late afternoon. that will clear out tonight. but then tomorrow, rain trying to develop it. you probably want to actually see it until well after sunset tomorrow night into you

but so far, maxwell has remained mostly silent during her trial. and even now.k now to talk about our forecast as we take this live look outside on a friday saint patrick's day. here is along the embarcadero. kyla grogan here now with our forecast making our plans for the weekend cited about that saturday is looking good sunday. think baseball for the kids going to out little tough. yeah. especially its earlier in the day later in the day we get a little bit of a break on sunday, but early in the day, certainly going to be some showers. and i think just some soggy ground. so right, that might not be so fun for the kids. >> so then next week we've got this low pressure system tracking south and it's going to interact with an atmospheric river. but it looks like right now the models are trending that a majority of that is going to go towards central and southern california. that's good news for us. doesn't mean we're not going to get rain. we're definitely going get rain between monday and wednesday. this is that first hit overnight saturday into sunday. so we're

speaking for her, her brother ian maxwell. >> she was she had never met jeff, an up-tick.ause the how about that relationship house cools? >> glenn maxwell is serving a 20 year sentence at the tallahassee federal prison for her role in trafficking, underage victims. she's now filed an appeal saying she didn't get a fair trial. it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s. government custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually think the fall is is it jeff epstein and his dad, of >> we don't really know the the of what that night of his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed t

in the meantime, in maxwell says his family is standing by their sister.all have family. >> we love we and we will support and defend to. >> that was vicki liviakis reporting for us. a number of documentaries look into the life and death of serial offender jeffrey epstein. so far, maxwell has remained mostly silent during her trial and even now. the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant today for russian president vladimir putin. he is accused of committing war crimes in ukraine, which include deporting children from the country. moscow has denied all allegations and called the move, quote, outrageous. the icc does not have the power to arrest suspects, but they can exercise jurisdiction in countries part of its agreement, which does not include russia. experts say the warrant could impact putin's travel, but extradition is unlikely. all right. let's talk a bit about our forecast now as we take a live look outside. well, actually, we'll take another look at food to but now we're going take a look outside where you can see a beautiful blue s

in the meantime, in maxwell says his family is standing by their sister.all have family. >> we love we and we will support and defend her. >> and there have been a number of documentaries looking into the life and death of serial offender jeffrey epstein and his victims have come forward to share their stories so far. glenn maxwell, though, has remained mostly silent during her trial and even now in the east bay, some people are starting to return home after several eucalyptus trees fell onto an apartment building in unit city and residents had to evacuate. take a look. the trees came crashing down on tuesday when we had that big wind and rainstorm and you can see the one right there on top of the apartment building and damaged the roof and inside too, we talked to a resident who says she quickly called 9-1-1 she knew that neighbors were trapped inside and some folks have seen those yellow tags, meaning they can't go back in right now. and so we're waiting to hear from the city as they are and they'll go in as soon as it's safe. still ahead, the kron 4 mor

commissioner maxwell. thank you those other questions i had as well. ir have been dmoun there on a boat. i think tell be great for the other commissioners to go. it is dark. it is exciting but it is very dark in there. and you are around this boat t. is manage to see. >> right >> are most of our reservoirs made the same way? >> no there is this it is reenforced condition crow there are steel reservoirs. the [inaudible] ask in an older one yoochl how many do we have. approximately. 18 >> between 15 and 20. all right so this is so then and some of them are wood. so this means that some will be public low having the ceremony issue sns this were built around the same time? >> yea. manage that we can electric at in terms of master planning. there are different reasons yet wold can decay but something we work with planning to plan ahead for these and add it in the both it is inspection and improvement in the calf capital plan if they are wood, under ground, dark. yoom this it is -- above ground >> but the water is -- yea >> okay. may be there would be under

it does give me hope to see maxwell out.s ago i was in maxwell's office in congress for the first time. and what really was remarkable to me was i was in there with one of the parents from uvalde, i was also there with patricia and manny. and they actually said what was really amazing to them is that as horrible as it is they don't get to see joaquin grow up, they feel that they are seeing the movement grow up, and each and every one of us with maxwell coming into the congress with my graduation and other students from march for our lives and watched as graduating. it gives them a sense of hope. that's why we do this work. to make sure that when people like joaquin oliver and his family come to america, fleeing violence from a place like venezuela, they know their kids are gonna be safe. in the biggest challenge to achieving the american dream is how hard you can work and how big you can dream and not have it stolen and shattered by an ar-15 in a corrupt political system fueled by blood money that these politicians are getti

give you the chainsaws all night long for maxwell being without power. feels like camping. and like lantern sling. use for camping. boy scout. so we to land or sea is. but you know, know, we'll get it's all about trying to get by during this power outage. people in burlingame have been scrambling to get their hands on ice, an effort to keep their food cold. many grocery stores have sold out of ice. some residents who got power restored late wednesday are relieved after spending over 24 hours without i-. well, we're lucky we have a generator. so we were able to plug, you know, a few things in. >> tv and our phones and any heater. and so that helped america's donald fields for those going another night without power. yeah, i feel really awful for them. i you know, something should be done sooner. but maxwell says things could be worse. >> her sentiment after walking around the neighborhood and seeing the destruction. this storm left behind where things could happen. and, you know, house wasn't damaged. our car wasn't damaged. so and, you know, look at by without street or sto

why vice president maxwell. aye >> commissioner paulson.hy aye >> commissioner rivera. >> aye >> commissioner stacy. >> aye. >> excellent. item passes and could you read the next item. >> next item is item 10 general public comment. members of the public had wish it make remote comment on matters went commission's jurisdiction and not on today's agenda press star 3 to raise your hand to speak. do we have members present to provide general public comment? do we have callers with hands raised. there are 2 caller in the queue. >> thank you. you have 2 minutes. when you move general public meant to the end of the agenda in december,cum of you commented seif it works. well the last 4 months of 2022, there is an average of 13 speakers at each meeting for general public comment. and now there are twof us in the queue. skw yourself has wed? dependses when intentions were. you ask yourself why is puerto rican so craby. i realize it is in the enjoyable to hear from me i assure you outside of the meetings i'm a pretty lovable guy. i enjoy spending tim

congressman maxwell frost, thanks so much for your time. >> thanks for having me on. >>> all right. we're getting a dramatic first look at a fire that ignited in a commercial building in the bronx. the new york fire department has just released this footage, which they say shows a lithium-ion battery on a scooter exploding inside a grocery store. the ensuing fire spread quite quickly, injuring at least seven people. crews are working to extinguish the fire, and the fire commissioner says it's not clear yet what exactly caused the explosion, but that the scooter may have been using an unauthorized battery. we're going to stay on top of that, but that footage coming from the new york fire department is pretty chilling stuff. we'll stay on top of it. >>> still ahead, new reporting on that second train derailment in ohio from last night. news about what exactly the train was carrying and why it may be making some residents anxious right now. >>> plus, the million dollar question. how did hq trivia go from internet obsession to total meltdown. t

the chainsaws all night long for maxwell being without power, feels like camping. and like lantern sling. use for camping. boy scout. so we have use. but you know, know, we'll get it's all about trying to get by during this power outage. people in burlingame have been scrambling to get their hands on ice, an effort to keep their food cold. many grocery stores have sold out of ice. some residents who got power restored late wednesday are relieved after spending over 24 hours without it. well, we're lucky we have a generator. so we were able to plug, you know, a few things in. >> tv and our phones and any heater. and so that america's dano feels for those going another night without power. yeah, i feel really awful for them. i you know, something should be done sooner. but maxwell says things could be worse. >> her sentiment after walking around the neighborhood and seeing the destruction. this storm left behind, where things can happen. and, you know, house wasn't damaged. our car wasn't damaged. so and, you know, we could buy. >> and temperatures are really droppin

commissioner maxwell. >> thank you. are there some-is there a city policy where we have to take the lowest bid? >> yes, for most of our contracts we do competitive low bid. >> and so, are there any other possibilities you could look at and maybe-there is usually a way out of something. is there another way you can look at things sometimes to consider another kind of bid rather then the lowest? >> yes. it is called alternative delivery and it is used more and more throughout our industry. the airport relies on design build contracts all most exclusively, and i'm going to turn to assistant general manager robinson to share with you more how we tried that and how we are looking at it a little bit more. >> assistant general manager. yes, thank you katie. the majority of the construction work is traditional design bid build where we take the lowest bid. however, alternative delivery creates alternative way of doing that and there is a trend that is not called alternative delivery but more integrated way to do things and shar

give you the chainws all night long for maxwell bng without power. feels like camping. and like lantern sling. use for camping. boy scout. so we have landers years. but you know, know, we'll get it's all about trying to get by during this power outage. people in burlingame have been scrambling to get their hands on ice, an effort to keep their food cold. many grocery stores have sold out of ice. some residents who got power restored late wednesday are relieved after spending over 24 hours without it. well, we're lucky we have a generator. so we were able to plug, you know, a few things in. >> tv and our phones and any heater. and so that helped america's donald fields for those going another night without power. yeah, i feel really awful for them. i you know, something should be done sooner. but maxwell says things could be worse. >> her sentiment after walking around the neighborhood and seeing the destruction. this storm left behind where things could happen. and, you know, house wasn't damaged. our car wasn't damaged. so and, you know, look at without street or stop

give you the chainsaws all night long for maxwell being without power. feels like camping. and like lantern sling. use for camping. boy scout. so we have landers years. but you know, know, we'll get it's all about trying to get by during this power outage. people in burlingame have been scrambling to get their hands on ice, an effort to keep their food cold. many grocery stores have sold out of ice. some residents who got power restored late wednesday are relieved after spending over 24 hours without it. well, we're lucky we have a generator. so we were able to plug, you know, a few things in. >> tv and our phones and any heater. and so that helped america's donald fields for those going another night without power. yeah, i feel really awful for them. i you know, something should be done sooner. but maxwell says things could be worse. >> her sentiment after walking around the neighborhood and seeing the destruction. this storm left behind where things could happen. and, you know, house wasn't damaged. our car wasn't damaged. so and, you know, look at without street or stop

so beth, maxwell lives in a neighborhood off el camino royal which has been destroyed. but the latest storm, it's not hard to figure out why her power isn't on yet. power lines and downed trees could be seen draped across roadways. people who have lived here for decades say they have been felt or heard wind like that maybe ever that it was like a it was bad. the trees are swaying and >> it was it was the worst that we've ever seen. >> the windy and wet storm made for a scary sight on sanchez avenue, damaging cars and homes, power lines, all tangled up pg. e crews are working day and night to replace fallen power poles and fix the lines there. working all night last give you the chainsaws all night long for maxwell being without power. feels like camping. and like lantern sling. use for camping. boy scouts that we use. but you know, know, we'll get it's all about trying to get by during this power outage. people in burlingame have been scrambling to get their hands on ice, an effort to keep their food cold. many grocery stores have sold out of ice. some residents who got

so beth, maxwell lives in a neighborhood off el camino royal which has been destroyed. but the latest storm, it's not hard to figure out why her power isn't on yet. power lines and downed trees could be seen draped across roadways. people who have lived here for decades say they have been felt or heard wind like that maybe ever that it was like a it was bad. the trees are swaying and >> it was it was the worst that we've ever seen. >> the windy and wet storm made for a scary sight on sanchez avenue, damaging cars and homes, power lines, all tangled up pg. e crews are working day and night to replace fallen power poles and fix the lines there. working all night last give you the chainsaws all night long for maxwell being without power. feels like camping. and like lantern sling. use for camping. boy scout. so we have landers years. but you know, know, we'll get it's all about trying to get by during this power outage. people in burlingame have been scrambling to get their hands on ice, an effort to keep their food cold. many grocery stores have sold out of ice. some resi

. >> beth, maxwell lives in a neighborhood off of el camino royal which has been destroyed. but the latest storm, it's not hard to figure out why her power isn't on yet. power lines and downed trees could be seen draped across roadways. people who have lived here for decades say they have been felt or heard wind like that maybe ever that it was like a it was bad. the trees are swaying and >> it was it was the worst that we've ever seen. >> the windy and wet storm made for a scary sight on sanchez avenue, damaging cars and homes, power lines, all tangled up pg. e crews are working day and night to replace fallen power poles and fix the lines there. working all night less. i've been here the chainsaws all night long for maxwell being without power. feels like camping. and like lantern sling. use for camping. boy scouts that we use. but you know, know, we'll get it's all about trying to get by during this power outage. people in burlingame have been scrambling to get their hands on ice, an effort to keep their food cold. many grocery stores have sold out of ice. some residents

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major carnegie portrait of agnes maxwell soon to be engaged. so that's the first mention that he, like they a love affair and to marry a agnes he had to be free of diana. so, again, divorce was hard to come by. so he had his lawyer, philip, as his lawyer to approach diana and said that he take the children from the marriage, which he had the perfectly legal right to do as husband. and diana didn't want to lose her children. she relented and granted him a divorce. now is at time was sealed for 100 years. okay. no one could ever look out and find the details that divorce until i went to the hall of records in manhattan, undid the red tape and found out the real reasons of that makes a real spicy. we get into that that's an hour in itself. well, once the divorce was granted in the spring of 1858. phil agnes came back to new york living in new jersey. they married in new jersey. new laws. the part of the reason the contract of divorce was diana was freedom marry. but phil could not marry as as she was living. so that was in new york law. and in new

. >> here >> vice president maxwell. >> commissioner paulson. >> commissioner rivera. >> here. >> commissioner stacy. >> here. >> we have a quorum. member who is wish to make 15 minutes of remote comment up to 2 minutes on an item by

so beth, maxwell lives in a neighborhood off el camino royal which has been destroyed. but the latest storm, it's not hard to figure out why her power isn't on yet. power lines and downed trees could be seen draped across roadways. people who have lived here for decades say they have been felt or heard wind like that maybe ever that it was like a it was bad. the trees are swaying and >> it was it was the worst that we've ever seen. >> the windy and wet storm made for a scary sight on sanchez avenue, damaging cars and homes, power lines, all tangled up pg. e crews are working day and night to replace fallen power poles and fix the lines there. working all night less. i've been here the chainsaws all night long power. feels like camping. and like lantern sling. use for camping. boy scout. so we have use. but you know, know, we'll get it's all about trying to get by during this power outage. people in burlingame have been scrambling to get their hands on ice, an effort to keep their food cold. many grocery stores have sold out of ice. some residents who got power restored

>> reporter: maxwell frost, a freshman democrat from florida, who was a victim of gun violence himselfn to this in a series of tweets and i'll note for context here, this kind of thing where we saw protesters, we saw people regularly attending high profile hearings, we haven't seen this in quite some time because over covid, over the pandemic these buildings were closed to people. they couldn't just walk into a hearing. now they can, especially with republicans in control of the house, opening these buildings back up. this is something we're going to continue to see as more of the profile hearings, especially on an issue like gun violence comes into play. >> thank you very much. i want to continue our conversation from capitol hill, i want to bring in democratic congresswoman pramila jayapal. a pleasure to see you. so glad to see you in person. it has been a while. >> it has been. great to be in person. >> thank you for coming in. i want to talk to you about the situation on tiktok. you tweeted out that data should be protected on all platforms. what did you mean by that? >> as you mig

you only imagine this work noted by james maxwell himself, an english physicist and author of the theorye electromagnetic field to fall into his field of vision. this is a great honor and cause for pride. my dear son your elder brother vitovt, explained to me that the amount of kumlaude with which you defended your doctoral degree means with the greatest honor. how i rejoice at your success , proud of you and worried, because you are engaged in electricity and other dangerous experiments, please take care of yourself and try not to waste all your time only on science in strasbourg there should be a lot of pretty girls. i so want you to come not to the empty house of a lonely person, but to the house where love lives and children's voices sound like a mother who loves you. don't forget here. the pay hasn't gone down. no, all the same 160 marks cannot be conveyed in such a way that you will pay. what will i try? sometimes thank you dear brother. it seems to me with food i was invited to work as a professor at two universities at once. i am at some loss before choosing distant tokyo on the

james maxwell and the possibility of wireless signal transmission no longer seemed like a fantasy, norkevichre was an idea to use the developments of hertz, he decided to create a device capable of notifying about the approach of a thunderstorm, by speaking, to communicate directly with lightning. in the late eighties of the 19th century, in the main belarusian newspaper of that time minsk sheet began to appear notes on the activities of norkevich. yorkov , the meteorological commission of the russian geographical society concluded an agreement with narkevich medka on the provision of regular reports. but this was only the beginning of the yotka, which surprised the parisian public and scientists with its photographic prints of electric tops. he set out to provide graphic photographic proof of the connection between electricity and the human body from a newspaper. minsk leaflet of april 15, 1894. french newsmen about baptized and norkevich yotka or electric man. they found out that before experiments with electrography, the scientist dealt with issues of atmospheric electricity and its effec

well, listen first of all, really excited to be part of maxwell frosts. first bill introduction a long time ago in a galaxy far far away. i was a young member of congress, and so it's exciting to partner with him. he represents a new generation of anti gun violence leaders that are going to be showing up at the capital and in congress and increasing and increasing pace. listen, i don't think this bill is as heavy a lift as other proposals because all we're asking is that there be a an office, a clearinghouse for all anti gun violence policy in the federal government, but i get it. republicans engaged in a pretty heavy lift last year. the bipartisan safer communities act was the first time in 30 years that the republican party has broken from the nra and any sizable numbers. there is a lack of enthusiasm from republicans to go right back at it again in 2023, but i just think we have reached a paradigm shifting moment in this country where the nra is in shambles, the anti gun violence movement is growing and whether it's this bill or something else this yea

w dot com forward slash after maxwell ward, until next time goodbye. ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, with ah train is an odd to conditions. are about far more than science, raw materials and trade. the arctic is on strategic importance for the middle kingdom. is this an attempt at least shuffling the cards on the world stage? in 15 minutes on d, w. m e go africa. this is the real cost of gas extraction. one of the largest coral reefs in the world is under threat thousands of fishermen and more tanya and synagogue are losing access to their fishing ground so that others can turn a profit. eco africa. 90 minutes on d w. ah, how many push it out in the world right now? the climate change very cost the story. this is my flex the way form just one week . how much work and really get we still have time to go on going on with what? 5th, his. subscribe. along with guardians of truth. my miss johnson. and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey. taking all the powers that be they risked everything. john dunbar asked activists,

youtube, d, w documentary, ah, francis, in another day of mass strike, says public anger at president maxwell's plans to raise the retirement age show, no sign of subsiding, but there's also no sign of the president stepping back from what is shaping up to be the defining issue of his final term in office as the government today rejected unit appeals for mediation. i'm phil guy in berlin, and this is the day ah, that people are fighting. we can't let this guy what out feel to the fire in the government's behavior, the police violence. this law micron has been playing death and blind for nearly 2 months. ignoring week after week, all the anger had all the demonstrations that you all know that the president is ready to meet with the union city. but it's not enough to say we want dialogue. don't want to discuss pensions. that's not possible with the prime minister is also at the disposal of the unions to meet with them for to go with. now the whole isn't in our court is in the government, it has to listen to what's happening in the country. also coming up a fire at a migrant center in mexico, leav

i spoke to maxwell, an economist here in new york city to try to make sense of it all. most americans are nervous, some are really suffering and no one really knows exactly what's going on. inflation was a big deal last year where it reached over 9 percent in june, in response to federal reserve raised interest rates. and it did the job bringing inflation down to about 6 percent where it is today. but that's still high because most economists say that target is around one to 2 percent. inflation will be less of a problem going forward, but we have a lot of instability risk around the global supply chain and around the conflict in russia and ukraine. higher interest rates might have health, low inflation, but it's also had a negative effect on the housing market. that's because interest rates during the pandemic, we're down to historic lows of about 2 percent. today, they're up to about 7 percent. what i think the housing markets best days for a while are probably in the rear view mirror, not the windshield and americans are working. the us added over 5 100000 jobs just

that's the situation in ghana where some hospitals are forced to attend hope for mothers away. maxwell soup tells us more in this report from tom ali in the north of the country. it might look like in no my children's ward, but nothing is normal. he added tamale west hospital. these children all have ms of the abilene care for any special you need a we, from what a children. an outbreak of the infectious disease has led to a sage in cases we suspect at dave's residence, bloomed watson shortages for the outbreak. my childhood had been vaccinated against measles, she wouldn't have become infected, but the children are not vaccinated. and that's the problem over how to shut the shadow. for 6 months, the situation has been the total written health facilities have now ran out of critical vaccines for young children reform, babe who 14, which you don't have. it's like they pull you, which is giving us based fully 0. we don't have full you right now. we don't have the router via a the roots of us in so we don't have it. we don't have this mud if i've spent the last month visiting the hospital

and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up here. and it feels like home. i walk down the block and recognize

what charlie chaplin was to cinema. lima maxwell was born into a jewish family in eastern france in 1923. during world war 2, his father was killed in a german concentration camp muscle, joined the french resistance, a painful pass that helped shape his work and career which continues to inspire for these students learning. the art of mine helps to enrich their training as performers even. but your key studied on the mac, so and now teaches students in paris. he says, mine is under appreciated situ. now it's an undervalued art because although it's present is often hidden. but marcel marceau has a talent to be known around the world map. so died in 2007, aged $84.00 after a decade on korea in which he revived public interest in an art that content silence into poetry. natasha butler al jazeera paris. ah, so this is al jazeera, these are the top stories and the presidents of russia and china calling for responsible dialogue to end the war ukraine. changing pagan vladimir putin, hel talks in moscow. bruton said chinese proposals could be used as the basis of a peace settlement with the u.

i spoke to maxwell and economists to your new york city to try to make sense of it all. most americans are nervous, some are really suffering and no one really knows exactly what's going on. inflation was a big deal last year where it reached over 9 percent in june, in response to federal reserve raised interest rates. and it did the job bringing inflation down to about 6 percent where it is today. but that's still high because most economists say that target is around one to 2 percent. inflation will be less of a problem going forward, but we have a lot of instability risk around the global supply chain and around the conflict in russia and ukraine. higher interest rates might have health, low inflation, but it's also had a negative effect on the housing market. that's because interest rates during the pandemic, we're down to historic lows of about 2 percent. today. they're up to about 7 percent. but i think the housing markets best days for a while or probably in the rear view mirror, not the windshield. the fed will raise rates until they start to break things and the

the leaders like level by bul of the quote, the law or well mar gadhafi in libya and like sar cozy maxwell has also cheered on testers, in other countries. i salute the courage of the hundreds of thousands of venezuelans marching for their freedom. revolution cannot be achieved on its own. it can be only conducted by the people. it's clear he has to go, we need to be pragmatic and to support the beller russian people. something unprecedented is happening. the grandchildren of the revolution are carrying out a revolution and are devouring it. there is a tendency in the kremlin, which is not new to imagine that every public demonstration is a form in the population. because the fundamental belief is that there is neither public opinion nor free people as an old democracy. we have the right to believe the opposite. all right, so apparently as far as mackerel is concerned, they only protest that are legitimate are the ones that are challenging the policies and actions of him and is western buddies, mac, almost positioning himself as the defender of democracy. but all these really defending is