we're looking at it right now up 2% today, chris, here comes the closing bell, great to have chris osmondright and we're triggering the balloons folks. >> [bell ringing] liz: big wins, thatting do it for the "claman countdown" i'm wishing all the moms out there a very happy mother's day. kudlow is next. >> larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow" i'm larry kudlow, great to be here so today's job report gave us the biggest miss in history, how is that? 26 6,000 new jobs, the entire economics profession, including me, expected around 1 million. well, so it goes, stocks love it they absolutely adored it because it probably guarantees more free money from the fed, forever. president joe biden sort of

expressed concerns and called on israel to stop demolitions and evictions political commentator model osmonds says the israeli government's actions towards palestinians are illegal. judaism is not only for me as a muslim it will be for christians for jews and put muslims under what law police do tell me under what law this is to have the right to do what it's doing right now under a lot of is it it is legal or illegal could only secular stick to you what did you imagine someone coming to your doorstep telling to your house might get out there is the international community 'd the palestinian leaders that we were seeing since the beginning of this month have been suffering the same kind of support geishas that there is sisters have been suffering because of calling on you lism because of occupation what kind of of a mental model does or does this entity this apartheid entity present to the world at such a bad time to your son and i mean by the way history is being distorted people are losing their houses they're losing their lives. in austria based charity whose mission is to protect children

called on israel to stop the demolition of actions and a political commentator we spoke to a motto osmonds says the israeli government's actions towards palestinians are simply put illegal. judaism is not only for me as a muslim it will be for christians for jews and under what law 3 days to tell me under what law does israel have the right to do what it's doing right now under what is it it is illegal for illegal could only settlers to kick you out did you imagine someone coming to your doorstep telling to your house is my get out there is to actually community 'd the palestinian ringback leaders that we were seeing since the beginning of this month have been suffering the same kind of support cation that there is sisters have been suffering because of call no new lism because of occupation what kind of of a mental model does does this entity just apartheid entity present to the world at such a bad time in your slander and by the way history is being distorted people are losing their houses they are losing their lives. the use of food safety agency has given the green light to meal work a

high court ruled in favour of the government after a case was brought by punch taverns founder hugh osmonder. pubs and restaurants were allowed to reopen — but only outdoors — on 12 april, along with non—essential shops. us telecoms giant verizon has confirmed that it's offloading its media businesses, including the iconic brands — yahoo and aol, in a deal worth $5 billion. the company invested billions of dollars — over more than a decade — in its internet content brands. but it never really paid off, as rivals such facebook and google became dominant players. foreign ministers of the group of seven countries have kicked off a three—day meeting in london — with india, australia, south korea, south africa and the asean also attending. high on the agenda is china, as tensions between the world's two biggest economies affect the rest of the world. us secretary of state antony blinkin said the west was not trying to hold china down. veteran investor warren buffett has ended years of speculation about who will lead his company, berkshire hathaway, when he stands aside. now we know. greg abel,

here's hugh osmond report. susan needs two knee replacements.one, and still no date's been offered. she is a primary school teacher, but has now had to stay off work. kept going all last year, kept going through lockdown, through everything else, but unfortunately it's come to this year, and i can't, couldn't carry on. she really wants to get back in the classroom. i am upset, and i do feel that i have let the children down, although it's out of my hands, and it isn't my fault. just one example of howjobs and everyday lives are blighted by long waits for nhs treatment. the total waiting for nonurgent operations in england in march was about 9% of the whole population. in scotland, it was 8% in december, the latest available figures. in wales, it was i7% in february, and in northern ireland, 23% of the population was on a waiting list, according to data in december. so what are the solutions? well, money is being made available to some hospitals in england who have come up with ideas for using technology and smarter ways of working to get more op

colonel osmond replaces them and continues the same strategy in a more ambitious way and by that timeking off of 324 and that is the us military in 2008 when that was in the pech valley. the problem is pech is a complex place, any cookie-cutter template was going to run into huge problems. the idea that it is inseparable that was the case in one of the side valleys, one of his companies became bogged down and suffered heavy casualties and they became bogged down with heavy casualties, it often was units that had to be relearned again at some time at its own cost that the insurgency was a native insurgency, there were al qaeda figures, and they assume the place in the taliban hierarchy, native insurgency and often the elders we were talking to, in the mountains fighting it. on the pech floor it often was the case the fighters you were talking about in the pech were from the pech, elrond was a wealthy resident who thought americans around his hometown for years and years. not to say the villages were always hostile. early on in the american experience many of the villagers were receptiv

the case was brought by hugh osmond, founder of punch taverns, and sacha lord, founder of parklife and more about this whole case-— tell us a little bit more about this whole case. , :,, , , : whole case. our case was simple. we 'ust whole case. our case was simple. we just wanted — whole case. our case was simple. we just wanted fairness. _ whole case. our case was simple. we just wanted fairness. we _ whole case. our case was simple. we just wanted fairness. we saw - just wanted fairness. we saw nonessential retail open which is fantastic but we were saying the government asked hospitality to spend half £1 billion in implementing paying for these new measures like track and trace, one—way systems, table service. we did all that and yet when nonessential retail were allowed to open without those measures in place would remain closed. so we asked the judge to have a look at a judicial review and in fact the case to begin with was expedia did. thejudge actually didn't say he rolled with the government's evidence, the government actually used a stalling tactic to push it down the road so