amy: norman solomon, the coverage of the antiwar movement.bringing out the voices of those who are opposed to war looking for a just peace? >> this is part of the mythology of mass media that we live in this land of the free and home of the brave and yet when push comes to shove, we only get from the corporate media glorification or even substantial coverage of antiwar protesters when they are in moscow. and we should support the antiwar protesters in moscow, we should also support and publicize and really convey to the american people the messaging of antiwar protesters and a deep reservoir of antiwar police in this country. amy: norman solomon, thank you for being with us executive , director of the institute for public accuracy, a cofounder of rootsaction.org. author of "war made easy: how presidents and pundits keep spinning us to death." the film of the same title "war made easy" is produced by the media education foundation. his forthcoming book is titled "war made invisible: how america hides the human toll of its military machine." be

stay what i write songs of solomon.ike lilies dripping with murder murder, his arm so -- his body is like polished ivory. decorated with flat press, his legs are pillows of marble is a net basis -- his appearance is like that lebanon. i don't have a question i want to read. >> i just want to be in a bathtub with some rose petals. >> so more passionate relationship, joseph and mary are at an immediate? >> answered the question we don't get a lot of behind-the-scenes of those relationships, but i think i like about their story adam and eve is the misconception and how they came to being god did not give it to adam like a subordinate, the original language talks about her being a partner with them in a helper with him and by the way, he was standing there when i got into the trouble with this serpent and ate the forbidden fruit. so i'm like why didn't you step in and say something earlier because he threw her under the bus earlier. >> should i got a frame up. >> typical male brain and the woman. then he blames god because

of hostility officials and to run say, presidency br him. racy is welcome to an invitation by king solomon to visit read. earlier this month, the countries reached an agreement broken by china to re open embassies. just one day after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for him, brushes, prison plan, a person made a visit to the russian occupied city of maria, poland ukraine, who drove around several districts on saturday and was shown restoration work at a theatre and a university hello estonians have been protesting in hebron and garza against talks between israeli and palestinian officials and egypt. hm. ass which governs the garza strip, has condemned the west bank, both palestinian authority for taking part in the meeting. the talks were bid to try and calm, a surge of violence and the occupied whist back. both of the headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera, after upfront up next. frank assessments justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the mac, informed opinions, find administration are very concerned abo

they want people like mr. solomon to chris. i think it makes it look like they're doing something of our integration. they, they did the same thing with the one the policy and it's very clear that that policy was never going to work. i don't think they ever intended to do it. they announced it's simply a great story to look like they were doing something. so what i would say is at all, it's one of the pledge they made, the british public is far more important than any international treaty that's been signed without the noise, the pressure on it. they would need to done lots of things and asked for 17, but right now they would need to enact a whole slew policies. but i think they don't have time to act and, and i would be very surprised if the government was able to achieve what it promised. the british public of reducing immigration to the center, thousands and eliminating illegal immigration to yell. so are you saying that you don't think that this legislation goes far enough for actually covers the entire issue here? absolute

if you feel like a saudi arabia is a kingdom in 2015, solomon been abdul aziz was crowned king and his son mohammed been some mound or m b. s. for short. the prince. a year later, m b s, announced the vision 2030 project, a reform intended to strengthen the economy. saudi arabia was to become a strategic hub between the middle east and the rest of the world. and align itself more closely with the international community that also entailed a cultural shift, including integrating women into the workforce and granting them more personal freedoms. but music d, jayson parties all existed before fishing. 2030, the underground queen a very much was a very intimate was in people's houses. things kind of are literally hidden because it had to be because if you had is in your trunk, it could be arrested. you know, what are you doing? promoting the music industry is also part of the vision 2030 strategy. suddenly now is it, you know, here is more opportunity here is bonding, here's, here's education. because we are, as a society, we're kind of decided like a governmental, it's lisa with decided t

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david solomon there in new york.nan is here with a closer look. >> they certainly tried to focus on the strengths of their bank. check out how goldman did. it was down close to 4%. they asked what they would do with them. they will try to emphasize the positive. this is now called platform solutions. it is expected to become profitable on a pretax basis. huge layoffs in january. they are hitting their asset wealth management targets. >> most of their clients are very concerned. they it -- they see it being more persistent and businesses. >> goldman has been good at working through volatility in the market. this was a very rough year for the bank. they emphasize the prospect of the wealth management division and again, talk about additional cost-cutting. perhaps an additional one billion in expense reductions. profits plunged by half last year and solomon is also dealing with dissatisfaction inside the ranks. what was emphasized is they are getting all the management in-line inside this new strategy. >> thank you so m

number they can now my great uncle fought in guadalcanal as part of the solomon islands., this is last week. solomon islands has awarded a multimillion dollar contract to chinese company to upgrade internet or in a project funded by the asian development bank, the united states and its allies including austria, new zealand, japan have held concerns china has ambitions to build an naval base in the region since the solomon islands struck a security pact with beijing last year. you would to hear more? i do not have time for more. on the west coast of effort. now they cut a deal with iran and saudi arabia. now i wrong is relying on china for technology and so forth in china's lying on iranian oil. saudi arabia had been in the light of hours is now working with the iranians and the communist chinese and the russians. the whole middle east picture is changing. where is biden? i did is putting pressure on israel. where is biden a day late and a dollar short with ukraine. so many republicans running for president. they are complaining we are stretched too far. we are not stretch

many said norman solomon and others, media ended up being lap dogs, not watch dogs. there was a failure of skepticism. there was an acceptance of what was a lie. and just one example in the 2 weeks leading up to the war on tv, you had one of say, 200 pundits commentators, military experts, one raised questions or any skepticism about going to war. that is a failure and it wasn't just fox, but it was the liberal kind of intelligentsia, the david rem next. jeff goldbergs of the atlantic, jonathan shade as recline. these were ones who, including the think tanks and washington lubricated the way for the lives of the white house. norman, can you pick up on that idea that katrina is laying out here? i mean there's the bush strategy there. the sarah gets there to people who echo talking points and then there is this press failure that katrina just reference the right. there were some exceptions. there were people who pushed back. there are people who are skeptical, but in general there seems to be a commitment to blindly repeating the bush administration's talking points wi

, joining us today is katrina vanden heuvel publisher, an editorial director of the nation norman solomon founder and executive director of the institute for public accuracy and author of war made easy. how presidents and pundents keep spinning us to death. and peter, o born former chief political commentator for the daily telegraph, an author of the rise of political lying, want to thank you all for joining me on up front. katrina. i want to start with you in the lead up to the iraq war. we saw officials and sarah gets up with the administration of been u. s. president george w bush making the rounds in the press. and during those press rounds, it seemed like they were making a real effort to link the security of the united states post 911 to an imminent threat from iraq. can you walk us through the administration strategy to say all this iraq war to the general public? all the administration was determined to sell this war. knowing, as we know now that they didn't believe there was a tie between the attacks of $911.00 and iraq. but that there was a shock therapy plan to undermine and re

of hostility officials and to run say, presidents abraham racy, has welcomed an invitation by king solomon to visit rears. the regional rivals have also announced plans for their foreign ministers to meet. earlier this month the countries reached an agreement broken by china to reopen embassies after a 7 year rift alley hush. hm has more from turan relations between iran and saudi arabia are moving fast and they to the really impressed them to reveal on sunday that king so man of saudi arabia extended an invitation to but i am lazy to visit 3 . are there any president, according to what i met, jim, should he welcomed invitation and stressed his country's readiness towards the thighs? now, on sunday, also hearing in 40 minutes, the jose, amir abdulla, he and thacker, they show off hearing and saudi relations, a news dresser. and he said that both countries are currently studying the new settings and how both foreign ministers could meet mother or missouri arabic regarding the issue of saudi arabia in the near future. i'll meet the foreign minister of saudi arabia. so far, we have agreed on

he said after visiting karen early that evening, he spent the night with a friend, george solomon inn lake, about an hour to the north. >> he did, in fact, go up to where george was staying with his girlfriend if pasco county. there was confirmed by george and george's girlfriend. george gave us a time line consistent with what permaner gave us. >> tim's story on the night of the murder checked out. and he voluntarily came clean about something. he had a record. he had done time. >> early on in your life, you get in trouble. what was going on with you? >> i was running an escort service. got stupid, started it up small, basically, running an ad out of a newspaper, getting a small office. and it just expanded from there, it ballooned. >> what kind of money were you pulling down a week? >> i was grossing about 6, 000, $7,000 a day. >> a day? you were how old? >> 20. that's the trap. why am i going to school when i'm making this kind of money? >> why go straight, huh? >> yes. >> it ended up in a gunfight? >> yes, sir. >> tim says he was worried he'd be painted as a bad guy right away be

so president abraham bracy has welcomed an invitation by king solomon to visit re add . the regional rivals have also announced plans for the foreign ministers to meet. earlier this month the countries reached in agreements broken by china to reopen embassies after a 7 year rift. and a hush him has more from turan relations between. iran is moving fast and they to the uranium press inches on sunday. the king of saudi arabia extended an invitation through, but i am, but i used to visit the president. according to my gym, she welcomed invitation and stress discussed with regular size. now on sunday, also uranium 40 minutes stuff to say, i mean i'll do a show of hearing and saudi relations and threats. and he said that both countries are currently being the news settings and how both foreign ministers could meet mother, mozilla, arab regarding the issue of saudi arabia in the near future. i'll meet the foreign minister of saudi arabia. so far, we have agreed on deploying technical delegations from both countries to visit embassies and consulates and organized practical step

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yes. solomon, you're more than half a bottle. no. glad o. ah, yes, i already has a bottle it. okay, so that's it. yeah, i'm with him. you know. swim now that know you're done with swimming, sweetie for you. i love william. yes, i'm with swimming. is not the only thing helping. julio. get along in life. it's also bah, bah, i o t o o o. i will need her. her therapist that oboski is preparing her for the next championship. that'll give her julio has a neuro developmental disorder of the cognitive area affecting communication and social skills or not. but she learns like you and me, but in different ways. medical will not be on the think either some way, but if she'll supports are very important as is working on them beforehand. i mean, if we provide her with the right tools, she'll be able to cope on if there's no background work done since she is in a permanent state of frustration and alarm for food for me, a lot of them. i mean, i will. yeah. hey, here's the preparation that we're going to do before competing is before going to swim. as has been, are a few important things. i

history, georgia, president, solomon rubbish, philly. who's an independent but was backed by the georgia dream party and her run for office went against the government and expressed her support for the protesters . speaking during a state visit to the us, she said the demonstrators represent a free, ga dot, which sees it future in europe, and will not allow anyone to take away their future room on a small move on you foreign policy chief to separate warren that the bill was incompatible with you values and standards concerning words for georgians at a crucial time for their countries future. the european union is currently considering george's application to join the block. earlier i spoke to annabelle, to cory a member of the george in parliament with the opposition for georgia party. i asked her why georgia is trying to push through a law that you've says is incompatible with european values. something that you also need to understand is bad. georgia along with, you know, there was because so shady trio ukraine, georgia, georgia. and w

history, south georgia, president solomon rubbish, philly. who's an independent but was backed by the georgia dream party and her run for office went against the government and expressed her support for the protesters . speaking during a state visit to the us, she sent the demonstrators represent a free georgia which sees it future in europe, and will not allow anyone to take away their future room on a small move on. you foreign policy chief to separately warn that the bill was incompatible with you, values and standards concerning words for georgians at a crucial time for their country's future. the european union is currently considering george's application to join the block. what is your news update just before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story at this hour on today, the 8th of march, people in iran are also celebrating international women's day. many women in iran said they have made significant gains in the past few months, but they stressed that the situation in the country is still very dangerous. after a short break, doc

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cnn's royal solomon has more. >> two major developments thursday on the breaking front, helping calm the nerves of investors. 11 banks, now, stepping up to provide a financial lifeline to -- the regional u.s. bank is facing significant challenges over the last week, similar to those that led to the demise of silicon valley bank, including customers rushing to withdraw their money. the bank is not stepping up include, jimmy morgan chase, bank of america city group, and -- , one on thursday, there each making a five billion dollar uninsured deposit into the bank. also, stable existing markets, they will be barring 50 million francs from the swiss central bank. that sense, is shares are surging. this is a major development for the larger economy because credit suisse is continued a systematic important bank for the global market. and, that just means it's too important and too big to fail. since sbp's trouble began last, week markets have been on a wild ride, posing follow till swings. so, what is ahead? brian leveled, a global marketed challenge for investment, that's in dependent -- h

goldman sachs gave shareholders a report card of ceo david solomon's performance at the investor day. they also hinted at further dismantling of its consumer business. here is david solomon talking about that unit. >> there were clear successes, but there were also clear stumbles. on the direct consumer businesses, we found them more challenging. we lacked a certain competitive advantage, and did too much too quickly which affected our execution. manus: charlie wells is with us now. did the goldman executives accomplish what they set out to do with the change narrative around the bank's stock? was that amia cola? -- mea culpa? >> click goal was to move this story on an approved the share price. to project confidence and also highlight the asset and wealth management unit which is worth 2.5 trillion dollars. and really show that the bank is listening to customers. we have tape from john waldron, president and ceo. >> most of our clients are very concerned about inflation, particularly corporate clients. they see it being more persistent in their business. the market is more complacent

recession, but goldman's david solomon says there is a higher chance of a soft landing. power crunch. the u.k. fires up a new coal-powered reserve for the first time after an electricity shortage amid a cold snap. adidas earnings coming in. 2022 dividend per share lower-than-expected, $.70, the estimate was 1.64 euro. all over, they are just coming through, what are you seeing? >> you hit the nail on the head on the first surprise on the dividend per share, quite a bit below the estimate. in terms of sales, but full year they pre-released early in february, that is the same, up 6%, 22 point 5 billion euros, same with operating profit. they have broken down where revenue is coming from, double-digit growth in latin america, up 44%. north america driver of growth, 12%. revenue in emea up 9%, though they are talking about significant headwinds. issues with divesting in russia. this was not a huge market, but they use to beat 90. asia-pacific only grew three or 4%, china revenues declined 36% due to a challenging market environment and company-specific challenges. revenue wi

history, georgia, president, solomon, who rubbish. philly, who's an independent boat was backed by the georgia dream party, and her run for office, went against the government and expressed her support for the protesters. speaking during a state visit to the us, she said the demonstrators represent a free, ga dot, which sees that future in europe, and will not allow anyone to take away their future room. one small mob on foreign policy chief to separate warren that the bill was incompatible with you. values and standards concerning words for georgians at a crucial time for their countries future. the european union is currently considering georgia application to join the block. eller, i asked joshua could share a freelance journalist in tbilisi to tell us more about the situation there. well, it's, as you said, the 2nd day of the protests against the law. i just got back from the side of the protests in front of the capitol. other crowd was bigger today than it was yesterday. i think it's less tense than it was yesterday. the crowds are still not massive, but i would say that there's a

we'll start with cnn business reporter rah hall solomon.the markets give us any clue as to whether we're at the risk of a larger banking crisis? >> there certainly seems to be that risk out there. the reality is we just don't know. the big banks for sure are well capitalized. take a look at some of the small to medium-sized banks. you can see jittery people out there. these are not movements that we tend to see in stocks. these are dramatic falls. the concern with some of these regional banks is they could be facing some of the same risk factors that ultimately brought down svb in terms of sitting on customer deposits that aren't fully insured by the fdic. at the same time, jake, i want to point your attention to the broader markets. the nasdaq closed up. the s&p was up about five minutes before we closed and closed lower fractionally. the reason is all of this news we're getting about the fragility of the banking market making some investors feel like maybe this will help the fed cool it on the rate hikes when we hear from the fed next wee

song of solomon is unacceptable to republican politics. i can say what my progressive value is and that's freedom over fascism. >> bill: sparks flying on capitol hill as the house gears up for the parents bill of rights requiring schools to be more transparent about lesson plans and the kind of materials that students have access to. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill. which direction is this going today, chad? >> a debate in the congress. the vote comes later today. republicans say public education veered to the left. >> no one is arguing that parents should dictate what is being taught. but parents should be able to see their school's curriculum publicly know what books are in the library and get timely notice about any plans to eliminate gifted and talented programs. >> the bill guarantees parents the right to be heard at school board meetings. democrats say they embrace parental involvement in education but not the way republicans structured this legislation. >> radical extreme provisions in the bil

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david solomon, would you like a ci sic or treks >> that's windows. >> no, it's decking.artment at goldman? they had this pristine -- >> all right, all right. we talked a lot about this at the time for months when they made this pivot to consumer. obviously, blankfine is the one who started it solomon committed to it even more so. >> why not just say -- >> you love the apple card, by the way. you were, like, mr. apple card >> i did not i said it was going to cost $5 billion you are wrong. >> really? i remember you being really positive on that apple card for goldman. >> two major banks decide to withdraw from the bidding there because apple had -- apple had none of the costs and all the gains. >> all right i'm sure john oliver's got the tape, so we can ask him. >> eventually, we'll find out. >> i had the baconator today >> we're getting breaking news on manufacturing pmi let's get to santelli. hey, rick. >> hi. well, we are definitely looking at 47.3. that's the february final for the s&p global manufacturing pmi. we'll have ism pmis later in the session. this makes the f

hostility officials in teheran at say, president deborah, he marie see has welcomed an invitation by king solomon to visit riyadh. earlier this month, the countries reached an agreement to reopen embassies. palestinians have been protesting in hebron and gaza against talks between israeli and palestinian officials in egypt. a mass which governs the gaza strip has condemned at the west bank based palestinian authority for taking part in the meeting. the talks were bid to try and com, a surge of violence and the occupied westbank. those are the headlines on al jazeera. the news continues after bollywood dreams. the law will the law with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile? what will us politics look like? as we had to the presidential election of 2024, the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line in ah, it will just made a nickname. sunny top. a young impression rule. i'm feeling on the wish. he lana. are doing a little guy on the mat. wow. hi, this is a push on the other is 24. i've been, i've got it,

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setting today's agenda jeff solomon, his warning on the remaining risk in the banking system. >>> the call everyone is talking about the street needham's laura martin on why it makes sense for apple to buy disney. >>> later an exclusive interview with chewy's. >>> meanwhile, s&p and the dow at highest levels since early march. we continue to lookfor signs o cracking, but holding 4050 on the s&p. the nasdaq at 12,000 and change. that's pretty much an interday high going back to mid-february with the vix not quite the teenager it was earlier. >> we'll start with that, change in sentiment and improving sentiment. according to jpmorgan. a trading note today after yesterday's pricing action, it's beginning to feel the risk/reward of a tactical bounce higher is increasing they say it's not a reason to be bullish but it remains light with room to chase let's bring in cnbc senior markets commentator, mike santoli here on the floor, positioning his light. >> we're up 5% after the shakeup after the silicon valley bank shakeup. what's driving it, semiconductor gives people a little comfort it's

china and that's been effective although of course we need to do a lot more in the solomons but thewe have the tools to be able to expose that corruption and, therefore, make advances of our own so that our companies can deal on a level playing field. maria: yeah. i just don't know if the administration is going to be able to wind any of this back. i mean, the ccp has its program in place. now he's partnering with russian president putin. putin is claiming that russia and china are not creating a military alliance. putin says, quote, we have cooperation in the sphere of military technical interaction. we're not hiding this. everything is transparent. there's nothing secret, gordon. how could do you assess this partnership between russia and china? >> well, putin is technically correct where there's not a military a alliance. in other words, an obligation to he defend. because china is so arrogant it would not enter into alliance with any other country except for north korea. china is all in supporting the ukraine war and that's with lethal assistance and the biden administration say

are a rahel solomon has more. >> reporter: on the banking front, helping calm the nerves of investors, 11 banks now stepping up to provide financial life line to first republic bank. the regional u.s. bank facing significant challenges over the last week similar to those that led to the demise of silicon valley hubank and including customers rushing to withdraw their money. the banks now stepping up include jpmorgan chase, bank of america, citigroup and wells fargo who announced thursday that they are each making a $5 billion uninsured deposit into the bank. also stabilizing markets, news that credit suisse will be borrowing 50 billion francs from the swiss central bank. and this is a major development for the larger economy because credit suisse is considered a systemically important bank for the global markets. and that just means that it is too important and too big to fail. since svb's troubles began, markets have been on a wild ride posting volatile swings. so what is ahead? a global market strategist tells me that we may not be out of the woods with regards to potentially seeing

>> richard quest and rahel solomon, thank you very, very much. >>> and joining us is the former treasuryretary larry summers. thank you so much. i know you said friday you don't expect the svb meltdown to pose a systemic risk to the financial system. do you still feel that way after the shutdown of signature bank and the plunge in stocks of first republic and some other regional banks? >> i think that with the support that the government is providing, this is need nod be and i don't expect will be the kind of major systemic event that is affecting everybody in the country that we had in 2008 or that we had during the depression. this obviously has ripples that go well beyond silicon valley bank but i was glad to see the authorities step in and guarantee the deposits and glad to see the authorities make clear that they were prepared to provide support to other banks to enable them to pay off all of the deposit. >> what else should the government do in the short term to help consumers and prevent what's called contagion and what are the long-term lessons to strengthen regulation to make su

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cnn's rahel solomon is here to sort this all out.ll is basically saying the data is almost a little too good. and that the next interest rate will depend on what the future data looks like. so what kind of numbers is he looking to see? >> exactly, abby. data-dependent is what we always hear from jay powell. so we hear from the fed in exactly two weeks, abby, but before then, we get a slew of economic data that jay powell and other policy makers will be watching very closely to help determine their next rate hike decision. sto so friday, we get the all-important jobs report for the month of february. next week, we get two inflation reports, the consumer price index and producer price index and retail sales. and what jay powell and other policy makers will be watching for are any science of cooling. is the medicine working. i want to show you all that the federal reserve has done this year in terms of interest rate increases. and as you can see, abby, it is a lot. 4.5% since last march. and yet we're not seeing the type of changes in t

recently the solomon islands, just turned down a visit by a u.s.port visit because china told them not to. the solomon islands of all places. >> john: that's not good. >> gillian: we could talk to you all afternoon. >> fun to be here. >> john: see you again soon. >> gillian: we told you about the deadly flesh zombie drug showing up on streets and killing americans, the carnage is so extreme, the feds are stepping in to curb the surge. we have details on their plan to fight back, coming up. >> john: police are sharing more of the evidence piling up against idaho quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger. what do they need to connect the dots? how it could play out ahead. how it could play out ahead. cler . my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine

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