Fiber im Clarissa Ward In Jerusalem Hello Again and welcome. Its time to get together with some smart people. Theyre break down the big stories today, were asking facing stiff headwinds from bad balls, border prices, and rowdy republicans what did the President Big speech tell us about the state of job . Five then Donald Trumps remarkable political comeback. But will a jury of his peers stopped him in his tracks. And the March Madness At One University that has everything to do with the basketball team. But nothing to do with the game itself. The panel is here and ready to go. So sit back, relax, and lets talk about it up. First. President biden spending the weekend on the Campaign Trail trying to build on whatever momentum he gained from this week State Of The Union union address. A speech before tens of millions of americans that biden used to launch his campaign for reelection the state of our union is strong and getting stronger joe biden turned the traditional State Of The Union s
i everyone, thank you for tuning in to this hour we bring you tomorrow s news tonight. we have our great lineup of reporters to share their scoops. we have melanie zanona, danny freeman, diane gallagher, and omar hernandez. great to have all of you back here tonight. tonight, new information about the chokehold incident in new york city subway that killed a 30 year old man. graphic video shows the 24-year-old suspect with his arm wrapped around jordan a least neck after one witness said that he had been, quote, acting erratically and ranting about being fed up and hungry. he was taken after this to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. omar has been covering the story all day. so omar, where do things stand? there are new charges right for the suspect. so what is going to happen? now people are calling for charges, that is why we have seen some protests, that video has obviously circulated pretty widely and i think people see that chokehold happening for an extend
was a 65% increase of homelessness in new york city. the streets not surprisingly got visibly dirtier. the smell got much stronger. been there this month? public was criminalized by bill de blasio and many people took advantage of their new freedoms and it was a lot more crime. after local politicians plan to cut to law enforcement by a billion dollars a year, many cops decided it was not worth enforcing the law, too much risk, not enough award. so it declined by 19%. so would have been a burglar? jumped 30%, car steps by 40%, shootings doubled. so what would it be like to live in a place for that? for many a new york life was intolerable and many people left, not that anyone in the mayor s office seem to notice their departure. average new yorkers notice, city government had no interest in their well-being. but that did not mean that local politician stopped caring. they cared more than ever, they just cared about different people. new york s political class shifted its focu
carley: alexandria hoff joins us. the crisis in remain is the top issue at hand. when speaking about the global economy, president biden didn t use putin s price hike, he said this. russia s brutal war in ukraine and on our energy markets. we need worldwide effort to invest in clean energy projectss to ensure critical energy structure is resilience to changing climate. critical materials are necessary for clean energy transitioning. yesterday g7 announced more will be invested in developing nations infrastructure for belt and road initiative, which takes advantage of partner countries of the $600 million, the u.s. the pick up $200 billion. all this comes as former treasure secretaries recession is around the corner. a recession is almost inevitable, probably 75%, 80% chance within the next two years and certainly a real risk it will come sooner. carley and joey, you mentioned wall street journal of economyists with 44% predicting recession will happen within th
and those do warrant charges when that happens. this was more of an extended chokehold that happened over the course of minutes, and so that is likely going to be a big factor they are considering again as they waive any potential charges here. just hearing anything about this victim s background is heartbreaking and devastating and everybody wishes he had been able to get to the help that he needed. but he did also have run-ins with the law and some of them or for turnstile jumping, and minor things, but some of them or morph aggressive things. law enforcement told cnn that he has been arrested over 40 times. and some of them are minor things, some first turnstile jumping or theft. but assault even happening on the subway itself. in that moment it is unlikely any one on the train car knew any of that history, how could you? they perceived somebody coming in. so that may not factor into whether the person who did the