and now donna occurred as an assistant professor at university of richmond and a non resident fellow at the middle east institute. she joins being live now from virginia and it was in 2021, wasn't it that we saw police raids on the i like some mosque in jerusalem, sparking an 11 day conflict between israel and a mass. are we on the cost of the same sort of escalation? now definitely, i think that that is a great possibility at this point, especially because of the transgressions and our compound, you know, 2021 was the big deal because of the unity and to bother. but they have been ongoing and their current government in israel is particularly keen on flexing their muscle. and meanwhile, we have seen israel already step puppets, near daily raids across the occupied west bank. scores of lives have been lost. we've seen it typically violent attack stage by settlers at the same time as well as attacks on individual israelis. does it look as though we will just see this conflict take place in god's or is it likely to spread to these spasms and towns and cities in the west bank as we saw

university of missouri, harvard law. he was elected to richmondity council and became mayor of rich and of richmond. lieutenant governor from o2 to 06. >> he's been the senator from virginia since 2012 he talked about the lack of support for the ukraine war. that's what brings them here today. senator kaine has talked about his frustration of sloppiness of the given occasion in this country over decisions of war and presidents tend to overreach . he says we all have to do better. i think this is the perfect way, perfect time to commemorate those efforts as we see the efforts to repeal the 2002, really getting legs under it right now. alex ward of politico is a national security reporter and the proprietor of the most read daily newsletter from politico. he was the white house national security reporter and he worked on military issues and u.s. foreign policy. he is the author of a cryptically not yet named book on policy no chair. senator, thank you for joining us. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone. it is emblematic of how difficult this issue

he graduated from the university of richmond with a bachelor's degree in history in 1954 and two years later was ordained at a baptist church. he later became a pastor at churches in hendersonville, north carolina, fair bornville, ohio, before joining first baptist church of atlanta in 1969 as associate pastor. as a senior pastor at first baptist church of atlanta, he was known as one of the leading american preachers of his time, alongside figures like reverend billy graham. in 1984 he was elected president of the southern baptist convention, the nation's largest protestant denomination. his leadership and dedication to spreading the word of god has impacted many generations of christians. he will be dearly missed by all who knew him. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today

quite a blaze right now in richmond, indiana just west of oxford, ohio, home of miami university.is is a land of opportunity, not a land of oppression. the drug of victimhood being sold by joe biden and the radical left is wrong. we believe in the power of individual responsibility. i couldn't be more excited. >> dana: that's south carolina republican senator tim scott on "fox & friends" this morning announcing he is launching an exploratory committee for a 2024 presidential run. the move by scott a rising star in the g.o.p. and only black republican in the senate joined the growing field of republican candidates seeking the white house including governor nikki haley. >> bill: chicago taking that kind of town for democrats. it's been chosen to host next year's democratic national convention despite the surge if crime. the windy city beat out atlanta and new york city. chicago held their last convention there in 1996. martha maccallum anchor of "the story" is here now. we've been reporting on the city for years now. smart move or not? >> when you look at the last two presidential e

heading ou the richmond, you will see a lo of brake lights westbound to th bay bridge. we got slow and go conditions through university i the berkeley area because of an off-ramp closure. keep that in mind. that was an earlier trouble spot. a lot of brake lights there. more to the bay bridge. metering lights are on and backed up to the foot of th maze. from hercules to the bay bridge, a 30-minute commute the another 15 into san francisco. busy conditions on highway 4. it's windy in altamont. wind advisory there. slow ride on 58 westbound. amanda? >>> we had a lot of rain recently but fire season is around the corner. we need to' figure out how to supply the people that we need to fight them. this is an opportunity fo other people with life afternoo prison. a program is offering formerly incarcerated people a chance fighting wild fires. the latest numbers from the u.s. forest service show a grimhesta firefighters. cal fire said 170 people are needed to be hired. so, the biggest challenge is issues with recruitment, training and entry level positions. i tagged along with an organization that plans to graduate 15 new rec

richmond here. we gotta crash just off of university along 80 in near berkeley. here. to berkeley and then actually onto the bay bridge toll plaza. the papers toll plaza itself meter and lights are on big back up there. and then once you actually cross onto the bridge, we get a three car crash, possibly four car crash just passed treasure island that has at least one lane of traffic blocks. so real big slowdown if you're headed from the east bay into san francisco, so they will keep our eye on for the rest of the morning and let you we'll let you know when it gets a little bit better. the other side here. cemetery bridge traffic there looking smoothly as we see some more cars popping up right there on the roadways. 6 49. let's talk to steve paulson today because i think, steve tomorrow your prediction was a lot more wind right today and tomorrow, then we'll rebound on that is correct. it's going to be much cooler than the window is going to pick up. big fog bank here, enhanced by this system coming in is really sending a lot of drizzle. here oakland hills, 0.7 tilden pa

richmond san rafael bridge going towards berkeley. we still have that backup probably somewhat cause from a situation we had. earlier we had a fire on the off ramp of universitythere. people are still out there investigating to see if there's any severe damage there. but for the most part everywhere else looking pretty okay. i'll show you what the conditions look like on some of the bay area bridges coming up in just about six minutes. but first, let's go back to andrei and garcia on the news desk dreams thank you. in an exclusive interview with ktvu, former oakland police captain at the center of the misconduct misconduct scandal, says he is being made a scapegoat. it's just very disappointing. when i've given so much to the city. and now the only way to clear my name. is to have to go to court. wasn't lau is the former oakland police internal affairs captain accused of botching department investigation into a sergeant. the case ultimately led to the firing of chief laurent armstrong as well the claim against oakland, accusing the city of retaliation, oversaw the internal affairs investigation of sergeant michael chung, who is accused of failing to report a

university says no arrests have been made. organizers at an east bay art centers say they're saddened about vandalism of artwork meant to beautify their neighborhood. richmondor way. nyad is an art space for low income residents with disabilities. the artworks depicted the history and culture of downtown richmond, organizers say. they believe that the artwork can be restored and they expect to bounce back from the vandalism. coming up. next is more and more people turn to electric vehicles, experts warn charging stations are at risk of being targeted by hackers. reason why experts thank hackers target electric grits coming up. and levi stadium has been transformed into a nine hole golf course this week, and today is your last chance to experience this first of a kind sporting events still ahead, details on how you can partake in the upper deck golf event coming up after the bre . we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you know and love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now till april 11 we have h