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the rise of antisemitic incidents in the u.s. since the start of the israel-hamas war, hosted by jacob sal soboroff, watch epidemic of, hate antisemitism on the rise. that's tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in. >> i often made money. offered the power. i don't care. >> as antisemitism and hate grow around the country -- >> i'll say what i want to say, and of the consequence of that is using money, so be it. >> tonight the dangerous implications of the world's richest man suggesting jews stoke hatred of white people. then -- >> i indulge you thi...

she lives and breathes the news every single day. and i have been blessed to have her by my side, lucky me. unlucky her for the past five years. she's a truly amazing leader, khalid and most importantly friend to me, to our entire, team to our company. and i want you to know she's a friend to you. she truly cares about every single one of our viewers. she's led the through countless nights of breaking news, covering so many important stories that matter to this entire country. she is devoted to helping people get better and smarter. so, yes we are going to miss our lauren. our l. e. ...

night up next law codes live, would that interview with the mayor of milwaukee, you won't want to miss it. laura coates live starts right now i feel like we already muted ending of this story trump goes to capital health again, a handshake. >> he was greeted with more than open arms. that's tonight on a special two-hour addition alarm. it's live well good evening. >> i'm laura coates and washington, dc, abby phillip is off tonight and tonight we pass the magic moment. republicans today openly admitting what might be obvious to so many of you, they are all in on donald trump, not dipp...

The Desert Community Orchestra performs its annual Winter Concert, “My Irish Rose”, on Saturday, March 2, at 7 p.m. at Ridgecrest United Methodist Church. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

‘I would often think of them,” Kathleen Watkins says when we begin to talk about those people who wrote letters to The Gay Byrne Show.