sallie mae would swoop in really quickly, buy that loan off from the bank and then hold the loan or sallie mae would actually make loans to banks. and so, sallie mae had all of the powers, almost all of the powers of the treasury department, but none of the-- but it was a for-profit corporation and this was the mother of moral hazards. i mean, of everything that congress has ever done, i think this is one of the 10 most weirdest things congress has ever done. think about this. guess who runs sallie mae? banks and schools. so you're-- you know, it's like the fox living in the hen house, not just watching the hen house. i mean, the institutions that, you know, needed to make money and wanted to make money, suddenly had access to all of the treasury department money, no risk whatsoever through this really add piece called sallie mae. and so, i'll stop there because it's just a long story and i'm curious if you-- you know, what you want to know more about them. >> yes, so, okay, we're talking moral hazards and just to catch us up here. and the federal government wants to send more kids to coll

. >> firstue of all let's talk abt sallie mae. what ended up happening in the 60s is the government said we will ensure all of these loans. congress set the interest rate at which student loans were carried and so congress put cover part of that interest and students would pay the interest themselves and that would reimburse the banks for extending these loans. inflation is rising at this point to the extent that drovet up the overall cost to the banks. congress said we need to have hired to straights. >> interest rates were going up and this was in the 70s. >> the whole purpose of tanks is to make a profit so again lyndn johnson is saying make loans. the problem was inflation is going higher and they kept on going on and on a so finally the banks say here's what we are going to. 1972 we willwe create a for-prot corporation called sallie mae and not only is it just for-profit it's actually going to give access to super money from the treasury department and they will use that money to give to banks which could give to students and

sally martinezmartinez, we appr it. thank you for touching base with us. we should pass along, sally, there is no shooting inside the mall which is good news at this point. >> yes. >> again, ian cull, let's get back to you. we just heard from her daughter inside there. have you talked to people who were released inside the mall and are now in the parking lot. ztz not yet, raj, but i did talk to a cup ilparents who were concerned coming up asking us what's going on. they have some kids who were at the movie theater right now, so they're trying to get ahold of them and pick them up. i'll be talking with them here shortly. yeah, again, that reunification center being set up at home depot parking lot. they may be meeting up with them there. again, they're trying to talk with people who are inside, obviously concerned and shaken up over this mass police presence here. >> ian, you said you'll be getting a briefing from officials on-site. do you know when that will come? >> reporter: it looks like it will be more than a few minutes. they came over and briefed us

in 1972, we will create a for-profit corporation called salli mae. it's going to have access to money from the treasury department and they will use that money to give to banks which can then give to students and then sallie mae, they would bite existing loans off of the books any time the bank made a loan to a student, sallie mae would sweep in quickly, by that loan off of the bank and then hold the loan or make loans to the banks, so sallie mae had all of the powers of the treasury department but this was the mother of all hazards. everything congressza has ever done this is one of the ten. think about this. banks and schools. it's like the fox living in the henhouse. the institutions that needed and wanted to make money suddenly had access tode all of this mon, no risk whatsoever, through this really odd piece called sallie mae and so i will stop there because it is a long story and i'm curious what you want to know more about. >> to send more kids to college they didn't want to be seen payingng for it so they are putting the money up, but then sa

let's talk about sallie mae. what ended up happening in the 60s is the government said we will ensure all these loans. now, congress set the interest rate at which student loans would carry. and so congress would cover part of that interest loan for students in school and afterschool students were supposed to pay the interest themselves that to the bank for reimbursement. or extending these loans. inflation was rising at this point to the extent that that really drove up the overall cost of banks. and so they kept on going to congress saying we need to be paid more. if you want to meet student loans you need more money. and so. >> because interest was growing up, inflation is coming up. the cost of borrowing was coming up. these are the 70s, mortgages are 14 percent and it's crazy . >> like i said the whole purpose of banks is to make a profit. so again, lyndon johnson is saying make loans and they're saying give us money and we will. the problem was congress kept on raising interest rates and inflation kept on g

let's talk about sallie mae. what ended up happening in the 60s was the government said we will ensure all these loans. congress set the interest rate at which student loans would carry. and so congress would cover part of that in school and afterschool students were supposed to pay the interest themselves and thatwould go to the banks . reimburse the bank for extending these loans. inflation was rising at this point to the extent that drove up the overall cost of banks. so they kept on going to congress saying we need a higher interest rate and want to be paid more. we need more money from you. >> host: interest rate is going up and inflation is going up. this is the 70s, this is mortgages were 400 percent. it's crazy. >> guest: the whole purpose of banks is to make a profit. again lyndon johnson is saying make loans and they're saying give us more money and wewill . the problem wasn't congress raising interest rates so inflation kept going higher it was, it kept going on and on so finally they said here's what

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we need to change people's mindset. tune back to sally. certainly what, what she has said to her is certainly correct her from a societal perspective. it's sob all about the mindset. how we look at our society, how we treat women. ah, but i'm, i'm a born optimist. and her, i would say we have come a long way. ah, and i am not saying that there is not dodge and debates violence it, sir. ah, it's a phenomena that exists not only in bangladesh, but also, ah, all over the world. a domestic violence is, is a global phenomena. ah, legal reforms, of course, it's a continuous journey. and if you look at the law, if you look at the family court on the basis of a complaint lodged by, by a woman against her husband. the 1st thing that is done is to arrest the husband. and then the investigation takes bet. so ah, i'm not that pessimistic. i think we've come a long way. the women protesting for their rights on the street itself certifies that they are free to protest against the oppression day are not only protesting against the oppression they're talk

we need to change people's mindset. tune back to sally. certainly what, what she has said to her is certainly correct her from a societal perspective. it's sob all about the mindset. how we look at our society, how we treat women. but i'm, i'm a born optimist. and her, i would say we have come a long way. ah, and i am not saying that there is not dodge and debates violence it, sir. ah, it's a phenomena that exists not only in bangladesh, but also, ah, all over the world. a domestic violence is, is a global phenomena. ah, legal reforms. of course, it's a continuous journey. and if a look at the law, if you look at the family court on the basis of a complaint, lodged by, by a woman against her, her husband, the 1st thing that is done is to arrest the husband. and then the investigation takes bet. so ah, i'm not that pessimistic. i think we've come a long way that women protesting for their rights on the street itself certifies that they are free to protest against the oppression day are not only protesting against the oppression they're talk

we need to change people's mindset. tune back to sally. certainly what, what she has said to her is certainly correct her from a societal perspective. it's sir. all about the mindset. how we look at our society, how we treat women. ah, but i'm, i'm a born optimist. and her, i would say we have come a long way. ah, and i am not saying that there is not dodge and debates violence it, sir. ah, it's a phenomena that exists not only in bangladesh, but also, ah, all over the world. a domestic violence is, is a global phenomena. ah, legal reforms. of course, it's a continuous journey. and if a look at the law to look at the family court on the basis of a complaint lodged by, by a woman against her husband, the 1st thing that is done is to arrest the husband. and then the investigation takes bet. so ah, i'm not that pessimistic. i think we've come a long way. the women protesting for their rights on the street itself certifies that they are free to protest against the oppression day are not only protesting against the oppression they're talking ab

sally thompson, executive director of the border. a consortium by there from bangkok we appreciate your time. thank you very much. and japan's defense minister has agreed to establish a military hotline with china. it's in an effort to address mounting tension in the waters around taiwan. tokyo says it's focused on bringing peace and stability to the taiwan strait to protect national security. fessler founder in on mosque is facing a backlash in china after beijing said his satellites had to close encounters with its space station earlier this year. the claims have not been verified by china, has complained to the u. n. space agency uses of the we bill messaging platform have labeled space exxon life says space junk and they're threatening to boycott tesla. katrina, you has more from aging. china's foreign ministry has lashed out at the united states, saying that countries should be responsible for the actions of their private companies . aging, also accused washington of having double stand and saying that it often calls for safety

. >> sally. >> mel. >> rob. >> sally. >> buddy. >> it's your turn. say rob. >> rob? >> beautiful. >> oh, wonderful. >> somebody asked me to do a situation comedy after i finished being on the show of shows because situation comedies weren't very good. they didn't mirror life. i asked myself, what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on? well, i worked as an actor and a writer on a variety show and i write about what happens at home. at home, i talk about what goes on at the office. >> are you doing this because you're afraid of alan? >> no, i'm doing it because i respect alan brady. a man of his caliber has great firing power. >> it's a hybrid of family life, work life. and you cared about them like a family because you saw them together every day. they were a family. >> hi everybody. >> norm! >> hey mr. peterson, caller waiting for you. >> i know. and if she calls, i'm not here. >> on tv, family sort of transcends blood. you recognize that family system, that family dynamic, even if it's not biological. >> sure things didn't go your way. sure you're

we need to change people's mindset. tune back to sally. certainly what, what she has said to her is certainly correct her from a societal perspective. it's sir, all about the mindset, how we look at our society, how we treat women. ah, but i'm, i'm a born optimist. and her, i would say we have come a long way. ah, and i am not saying that there is not dodge and debates violence. it, sir, ah, it's a phenomena that exists not only in bangladesh, but also, ah, all over the world. a domestic violence is, is a global phenomena. ah, legal reforms. of course, it's a continuous journey. and if a look at the law is to look at the family court on the basis of a complaint lodged by, by a woman against her husband. the 1st thing that is done is to arrest the husband. and then the investigation takes bet. so ah, i'm not that pessimistic. i think we've come a long way. the women protesting for their rights on the street itself certifies that they are free to protest against the oppression day are not only protesting against the oppression they're talkin

isa is 3 sally is a sally bundock with the top business story. the uk introduces new travel walls to combat the latest variant. many in the industry day the new restrictions were clap —— create destruction. new york gets tough on its unvaccinated workers telling them to get jabbered or stay—at—home. let's start in the uk because just over an hour ago, the new travel rules came into place. they will hope the it will stop the spread of the new omicron variant in the uk. all international travellers aged 12 years and over entering the uk are now required to show proof of a negative pcr or lateral flow test ta ken no earlier than 48 hours before departure. the news has dismayed the travel industry with some operators predict the tests could add between 400 to £800 onto the cost of a family holiday. let's talk this through with ian henderson, co—founder of halo which is a pcr testing company. this means business is booming again for you presumably. it business is booming again for you presumably.— business is booming again for you presuma

. >>> british actress sally anne howes has died. she's best known for playing the character truly scrumptious in the 1968 movie "chitty chitty bang bang" with dick van dyke. she began her career in 1943 as a child actor and appeared in more than 140 films, musicals, plays, and tv projects. sally anne howes was 91. >>> a time capsule more than a century old was opened, and the parent of a school shooting suspect made a request. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports the parents of the teenager charged with killing four students at a michigan high school are asking for a lower bail. james and jennifer crumbly have been in jail on a $500,000 bond since they were arrested nearly three weeks ago. they're accused of making a gun accessible to their 15-year-old son and failing to pull him out of school when told about his writings before the november shooting. they're charged with involuntary manslaughter. >>> "the new york times" says the jury in the ghislaine maxwell trial was sent home

i had a lovely time, sally. i am so proud _ much. i had a lovely time, sally. i am so proud of — much. i had a lovely time, sally. i am so proud of the _ much. i had a lovely time, sally. i am so proud of the work - much. i had a lovely time, sally. i am so proud of the work you i much. i had a lovely time, sally. i am so proud of the work you have j am so proud of the work you have done on strictly in every sense, not just the dancing, but the fun and a laugh, all of thejoy just the dancing, but the fun and a laugh, all of the joy you have brought on a saturday night. it’s laugh, all of the joy you have brought on a saturday night. it's an entertainment _ brought on a saturday night. it's an entertainment programme - brought on a saturday night. it's an entertainment programme and i i brought on a saturday night. it�*s an entertainment programme and i told nadia the first day we started, i want you to enjoy this as much as i will —— i told nadiya. haifa want you to enjoy this as much as i will -- i told nadiya.— will -- i told nadiya. how was it sa

i was able to tell something about sally hemmings that i had seen that before. i'd seen that reference before but it wasn't until i was in the middle of working on this book data became imperative to figure that out. so you find it by not being pessimistic. you find it by just saying surely, there must be something, some way to find this stuff. i think i found some pretty interesting stuff about a person, about whom very few personal things are really known. it is sticking to it and being creative. don't be afraid, historians, i've written history is an imaginative enterprise. it's just the facts but you have to let your mind, open your mind and let yourself think about what does this mean, paid for inoculation. every one of those words has to be unpacked and you might be able to come up with something. that's one of my favorite chapters in the book. >> that's wonderful. i can obviously co2 playing off each other. we do have an audience question. professor gordon-reed your historian. mr. smith, here are journalists. where gcr approaches overlapping and where do

i'm sally bundock. turbulent times for international travel. as 0micron leads to a raft of restrictions across europe, we cross live to germany to speak to the boss of trivago. leading uk trade bodies call for urgent help after downing street refuses to rule out further restrictions before christmas. the art of a deal. liz truss replaces lord frost as the uk's lead brexit negotiator. we take a look at some of the major challenges she faces.

sally-— your past, sally. let's not talk about that- — your past, sally. let's not talk about that. i— your past, sally. let's not talk about that. i was young, - your past, sally. let's not talk about that. i was young, i - your past, sally. let's not talk - about that. i was young, i needed the money! _ about that. i was young, i needed the money! thank _ about that. i was young, i needed the money! thank you. _ time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. the headteacher of a pupil from tower hamlets who died following exposure to an unknown chemical at her home has said she was a talented student and role model for other pupils. 11—year—old fatiha sabrin lived with herfamily in a block of flats which was evacuated on saturday after some residents fell ill. the police investigation is ongoing. her headteacher said she'd recently won a nationwide poetry competition. the title was 'this is me, fatiha', and that really struck a chord with me, thinking, "oh, my..." and the last line was, "angelic as an angel", and i

while for more on what's happening at the thailand, myanmar border, let now speak to sally thompson, who's executive director of the border consortium, which is an angel working to provide humanitarian aid to the space people from jamar. sally's joining us from bangkok, thank you very much for your time. just give us a sense for you. so of the numbers number of people with cross recently the bordering to thailand, are they be being easily allowed to come in to tie that? oh, so she learned a lot of sweet because of the fighting in the airing se in myanmar it says place well over 10000 people from.

isa is a sally bundock with the top business story. the uk introduces new travel walls to combat the latest variant. many in the industry day the new restrictions were clap —— create destruction. new york gets tough on its unvaccinated workers telling them to get jabbered or stay—at—home.

it's made in flight with a wink sally made of russian composites the chance to come from the air field of the air. coots, evasion plant, where the m as 21 series is produced. initially for the m as 21 wing, it's manufacturer used materials from american and japanese companies. but in the fall of 2018, it came on the u. s. functions and as a result the company was unable to purchase imported raw materials for the wing nationally, sweden images through some of them on u. m. s. 21. medium ranger crofts has nothing to do with defense complex. they just stopped supplying us with the composite materials for the wing. this is unfair competition. they knew we would create our own materials, but that would take time and eventually we would roll out this new plane much later . so the russians had to spend almost $60000000.00 us dollars on the development of an alternative to american composites. all the work was done in the shortest possible time. there are some corporation to cope with the development of domestic composite materials and is currently producing them. the m. s. 21300 is a new gene

sally roberts is a senior, been to washington, pled for manchin to vote for this bill, to support the provisions like elder care. you mentioned this state is also one of the oldest states in the country. let's take a listen to what both of them told me this morning. >> calm down for a little bit. let's work through what we have on our plate right now before we throw more on. >> he is not only leaving us in bad shape, or the same shape, he is leaving us in worse shape. we have given him our feelings, our thoughts, our needs, our desires, and he hasn't responded. >> reporter: yeah, listen, you heard sally there, steph. she's super emotional because she's been fighting for provisions in this bill. both of those folks are lifelong west virginiavirginians. they've lived here their entire lives, and they've seen the state go from blue to more significantly red the past decades. that's why senator manchin is in this position. constituents like wes say, enough is enough. and sally wants more help. >> for those worried about inflation like that man, i think about the expanded child tax credit.

i didn't, you know, didn't really think i was getting close to what i started thinking, sally, while i conflicted, because sometimes you can create a voice. what point it? well you have to go between the 2. 0 yeah. actually. what's his name? nick leg that claim when i was doing that close voice i was getting boy george i was doing boy george, i'd like to say and room. but if you make a voice less camp, it's hello, i'm nick klegg. sorry about that. ha, it isn't working for facebook. you see molasses? the promise? no, because they will just get to, to, to master one of the, the voice of the portal, then they'll disappear. let me just feel like intervening or say for can the st. i don't, i need you. i mean change to work on my nicholas sturgeon. and honestly, you know, being on a show like a $100.00 down device and a half got squash in my blood by not my as trying to get a by the trouble of those. he might know. nippy, don't we? we can get independence. is a patient patient a solution because people in hospital bed can you run away when up and on about a referendum patient persuasion, g

i'm sally bundock. turbulent times for international travel. as omicron leads to a raft of restrictions across europe, we cross live to germany to speak to the boss of trivago. leading uk trade bodies call for urgent help after downing street refuses to rule out further restrictions before christmas. the art of a deal. liz truss replaces lord frost as the uk's lead brexit negotiator. we take a look at some of the major challenges she faces. let's start with international travel, because with the omicron variant spreading across europe and much of the world at rapid speed it's causing major disruption for the travel industry. many have chosen to change or cancel christmas travel plans as more countries introduce new restrictions. one of the latest is germany, which from sunday banned most travellers from britain, denmark, and france. anyone entering germany from these countries need a negative pcr test and is required to quarantine for m days, regardless of vaccination status. it's notjust an european problem. in the us, dr anthony fauci, who ad

they're heading your way, sally! one more mile to go! as he sets off on his final mile, you could see lindsey and macy with him. having run 100 miles already, he's got one more mile still to go. can't really express... kevin is kevin. he's been a legend in the game. he's a legend outside of the game now. cheering don't make me cry. no, i'm not going to make you cry! you've done it, you've done it! that's all that you need to know. i know. how important is it, for yourfriend rob, what you all have achieved today? yeah, he knows how much we love and care about him. to get a chance to show him again is wonderful. and ijust whispered in his ear that, ironically.. the backend were really, really tough, but i said the seventh one were horrendous. the seventh? we were coming out of nottingham, and i said, "he's done it on purpose! he's played a part in this... he's made it really difficult!" it was an honourjust to run it. it was amazing. i can't thank kev enough. it's so much. i didn't think he could do it, but he did. - rob's just got a few w

which are one of the 1st cultures among the original inhabitants of northern mexico. ac i as in law sally, this is the living room. i mean, there's also some of the original furniture makita. that's a game table made out of the barrels. a chuckle, there's also a pool table and on my side, but it is more of a work and storage table. they had a club place to put things for a day, but i could be out in rancho. okay, the whales, we always try to keep the ranch feeling some of the month and everything but in a lumpy and then the rancho. here are some of the saddles and put as in rancho. yep . and this is my gear. horses are my passion, but when you get empathy on phone, look i you, i, this is the ranches official office because it's so cold here in winter. we hardly use it and i work next door in the kitchen. we for my friends, i wouldn't know, but i collect data here, information about the wells, the map of the ranch or records of where animals have been spotted. thanks a lot for visiting and thank you for allowing us to share a bit of our life here and give you a few impressions of what it's

sally is quite right. at the moment it looks very much like we could well see a white christmas across the north of scotland. it might come a little bit further south towards northern england, but that is very much open to debate. i will keep you posted about that as we go through the rest of this week. what we have though in the next few days is less fog. there is some fog around this morning, but nothing like yesterday morning. there will be more frost because we will see a clearance in the sky bite night more readily. what we have at the moment is some frost across parts of scotland, cumbria and south wales. the patchy fog lifting under clear skies. a lot of cloud around. thick enough for drizzle here and there. as we go through the day we will see a few more holes develop. more sunshine to look forward to them we had yesterday. but still, as you can tell from this chart, a lot of cloud. breezy in the south—west of england and the channel islands but hardly any breeze at all across the rest of the uk,

not sally been, it has now become the 1st is ready, prime minister to make an official visit to the united arab emirates. he's missing crime. prince mom had been said to discuss deepening ties and economic and regional issues to the establish formal diplomatic ties with israel last year. you are right up to speed with all the top stories. the news continues here on out to see or after witness. after witness, i'll have the news for you 60 minutes using comment. see that? ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah, uncle march of i mean you had it a chick. i old the most of those is coming. i didn't go. so scopus did not just in alco numbers to be done by the call. john nash up will be not our me again, after going on just took a call just a moment, violent on a call from friendship, just mac on the door. show me a bunch of me when i give dish copied in the me who bought tire mom year term deep. son mooney. and none of them it did show. would you been married dish or sick or not? not much. she lives in dish cycle board mom. yeah. for place. sure. oh good, good you for. so i'm clear on shepherd was did the minist

kailey: we learned over nice that sally was raising prices -- -- that saudi arabia was raising prices. amrita: they are based on a formula -- you could argue the increase is a little bit more than the market was expecting, but going into this meeting we were being told that a cut could be on the table, then politics got involved in we saw what opec-plus had to do. saudi arabia is absolutely not been to allow a surplus to build. increasing prices dickie consumers suggest they are going to keep a good -- increasing prices to consumers suggest they are going to keep -- tom: don't be a traitor full -- don't be a stranger. we hope to see you in london soon. we other 31 -- we had a 31 vix on friday -- kailey: a little bit lower than what we have seen on friday. we've been eyeing out below 20. the question is are we going to see volatility -- elevated volatility into year end as we see the fed decision next week and investors try to digest what a more hawkish fed would mean. tom: research calls -- betsy gray sick throwing love to wells fargo and goldman sachs. kit jukes with that euro call t

he is head of the east asia bureau of reporters without borders and joined us from a ty pay sally, you monitor press freedom in the region that includes hong kong. tell us why stand news was important and what is closure means. western news was one of the last remaining independent media in hong kong. it's, i should down, i represents actually a big loss or hong kong residence because this was one of their last chinese language media that hong kong residents could rely on, you know, that 6 months ago, the uncle executive, that he's nothing more than the minion of the bitching regime has assassinated exactly the same way. it was the same modus operandi up on duty, which was a symbol of press freedom in hong kong. and now the s s united and also media, which also was a symbol of press freedom. so, hong kong authorities accuse stand news of, of inciting hatred and undermining national security. what do you make of these allegations? and it says, chance are totally ridiculous. stan dues was an independent generalist news websites that was founded in 2014. and that was quite popular in hong

sally wants to be your best friend. don't tell her! i sally wants to be your best friend. don't tell her!— don't tell her! i want to be your best friend _ don't tell her! i want to be your best friend as _ don't tell her! i want to be your best friend as well! _ don't tell her! i want to be your best friend as well! strictly - don't tell her! i want to be your. best friend as well! strictly come dancin: is best friend as well! strictly come dancing is back _ best friend as well! strictly come dancing is back at _ best friend as well! strictly come dancing is back at the _ best friend as well! strictly come dancing is back at the weekend i best friend as well! strictly come i dancing is back at the weekend and you can watch both programmes on the bbc iplayer. the time is 8:59am. good morning, welcome to bbc news. i'm victoria derbyshire with the latest headlines. a whistle blower has claimed 95% of afghans who applied to come to britain to escape the taliban failed to receive help. the far bigger challenge that we had was cleaning the facts on the ground and getting peopl

and as sally mentioned earlier the annual marketing report we are doing that in about three weeks. next slide. this is marketing outcomes complicating what i just said but you can see that eight of the units went to dc hp households and 43 percent into the neighborhoodresidents housing projects which were acted at 40 percent. next slide please . and then this gives a eight-year look back at our cob results and unfortunately we don't have many this year. but we do have a small number of units available but you can see the trajectory of the gop was been housed here. next slideplease . this summer are highlights of our workforce program. developers are working cooperatively to meet the 50 percent goals and great result this year. it exceeded the 58 percent, had 59 percent of contracts were awarded to spe. 78 percent for participation and professional services and 75 percentparticipation in construction . 18.3 percent was the local construction workforce participation and 461 san francisco residents performed over 100,000 hours . next slide. so yes. our accomplishments are really a joi

della saudi stuff couldn't was up, but he couldn't allen from the somebody and i'm yeah, more to be sally. you know, home, maybe more hot or measure knuckle and hockey euchre fell on out of it for love a dealer to shed. and what i said, well yeah, you know, was i had a vehicle when i guess the shuttle and the suit listed on friday. i left about a year, a saudi in with harbor there. ah, with . mm hm. can you and also if you had multiple multiple gyms or more kind of america. so that gives you how show leo, missouri a year or so via the obama shows a year with them to set aside. well. so we found to be on the show the anesthesia on, cuz i feel a you can hear me. diamond out of letting you know what we run with a live with a either with a high level feel any with when there was a nicotine, stephanie already on the called what it does, i don't do it. i look, but still with that article that a for the something that almost a decade. yeah. well, yellow, a town and must met banassi la has jo, physician a yeah, [000:00:00;00] a lot of them are going to be the only one that had been a put up she o

one god the 70 sally. candidly, when the of my bio linda watch out of some badly desperate winey soda lynn composite debacle, cadet a go. they go put avenue under dental and that abandon india. and i look at them that is he going to do jamal agenda item? um i was looking to move him enough. can they look from the dental that would you pay boards actually? um, collision loading and as is you can log on is arlen, leap was dallas owens any believe about some g shiana sometime during the when as is you pulling his he mr. here i he talked i tied up which is our item at honey. we love to live, so he don't know. i hate them one mighty mite. i told him i must have my horse touched the whole me like allah daddy powder lucy. emily on alexander jamini karate at his alley. tiffany h. l l a. does she need you? and what are janet taylor m r i e i e dot number dot o r u dot, which is on my lemma. i latino says, you know, i tell her the hallmark to come back on monday. i, my son, my lotto left him a lot on the quote was not the one that you've been a little while at on, and i didn't bother him. did a

he won sally many children's trust him and we hope he will lead a good government going and in a ways we can without legitimate differences, we want to hound our nation. and we'll said when i bought it, they bought a lot by the that night though, belonged to butch, who harold's, a new political dawn for chile boaters in hong kong. meanwhile, have mostly stayed away from a legislative election in which all candidates were betted for their loyalty to beijing. the hong kong electoral affairs commission said voter turnout was just 30.2 percent. that's a record low for the chinese administered territory. legislative poll was hong kong 1st since beijing imposed to sweeping national security law and reform the electoral system. many opposition candidates have been silenced, jailed or have fled the territory or talk during the is the editor in chief of hong kong, free pressed an independent english language newspaper in hong kong, and joins us now. tom, less than a 3rd of voters even bothered to cast their boats in this election is staying away from the polls. the new way of protesting and ho

god 370 sally candidly, one of my bio wonder wants out of some bad way disparate. she won the soda, lynn cobbler, tackle kado to go. they go push a button and the dental and abandon india. and i look at that, is he going to do? i do all of that done. i am, i was living the more i was given a kindly look from the day on that was you pay boards actually. i'm collision on the message. you can mark on this on and leave. it wasn't janice owens, any believe about some g sienna sometime during the what as is you pulling his he, mr. here and i he talked, i tied up with his r 8 m attorney. when i told him, he don't know, i hate them one mighty mite. i told him, i must have my horse touched the whole me like allah daddy, power w t. emily on alexander jamini, colorado. his alley. tiffany. challenges, unity. when. what are janet tyler? m r i. e, i e dot number dot o r u dot, which is on my lemma high. latino says, you know, i tell her the hallmark to come back on monday. i, my son, my lotto left him a lot on the quote was not the one that you've been a little while ago. and i

and as sally mentioned earlier the annual marketing report we are doing that in about three weeks. next slide. this is marketing outcomes complicating what i just said but you can see that eight of the units went to dc hp households and 43 percent into the neighborhoodresidents housing projects which were acted at 40 percent. next slide please . and then this gives a eight-year look back at our cob results and unfortunately we don't have many this year. but we do have a small number of units available but you can see the trajectory of the gop was been housed here. next slideplease . this summer are highlights of our workforce program. developers are working cooperatively to meet the 50 percent goals and great result this year. it exceeded the 58 percent, had 59 percent of contracts were awarded to spe. 78 percent for participation and professional services and 75 percentparticipation in construction . 18.3 percent was the local construction workforce participation and 461 san francisco residents performed over 100,000 hours . next slide. so yes. our accomplishments are really a joi

now it's back tojon and sally. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. still to come this morning. after years in storage, the uk's only tribute to those who died an aids—related death will go on display in liverpool. we'll have a glimpse of the aids memorial quilt before 8. since news of the covid omicron variant broke last week, you've been getting in touch with lots of questions, so we've enlisted the help of breakfast regulars dr chris smith and professor linda bauld to get some answers. welcome. and from paris to the west end. we'll be behind the scenes at the most famous cabaret club in the world — the moulin rouge. vaccination centres offering booster jabs will be popping up "like christmas trees" according to the prime minister. more than 14 million people in england alone are now eligible for a booster jab, after the government announced all adults would be offered an additional dose. boosters will be available at 1,500 community pharmacy sites in england, as well as in hospital hubs. the military will also be brought in to help the nhs, alo

the me ah . 2 most lean hysterical if you hadn't wanted, y'all were mazetti or sally corn to as for all film or see kind of sir, was the helical her fee that and we'll see still do feel missouri. the bomber house fell among the john. we'll see a lot of the oper full saw lamb will mean in no use of some of the state school has to his line. did you feel is parked in the, in the in the way to address? why am i not at this my bottom of this book? oh, i got it had been floating a switch to either america to shawn out. henry cash on a. tell them with you out of yes. fair hi. there can been the spelling, slide them and all that. and now marketers laggy, mcanerney le fee, matthew mud, mud the decimal. and then was he called terry and was out of be in like you emory can know that because who i mean i can tell if they seem to go on and how will the sequences had this time in and we'll see a few bell. i'm gonna send them over and we'll see some, a 3 and see or sorry, you see hopeful, of sunni in moscow hollow many and we'll see how much would it be possible to see at our t and no. and the $1.00 fe

when you said bucket list, i thought sally was talking about i thought sally was talking about milking a cow again.— thought sally was talking about milking a cow again. exactly. what is not on milking a cow again. exactly. what is rrot on the _ milking a cow again. exactly. what is not on the bucket _ milking a cow again. exactly. what is not on the bucket list _ milking a cow again. exactly. what is not on the bucket list is - milking a cow again. exactly. what is not on the bucket list is kicking. is not on the bucket list is kicking the bucket will stop absolutely. that is my message, have fun, get out there, do something you have never done before and enjoy life. it is for living. never done before and en'oy life. it is for living.— is for living. you have been practising _ is for living. you have been practising what _ is for living. you have been practising what you - is for living. you have beenj practising what you preach. is for living. you have been i practising what you preach. thank you forjoining us this morning. we look forward to hearing as well as seeing you. we ar

when i was given the opportunity to perform for sally says for both in a way were very similar, you know, higher our lives. it was a, it was an honor. i've been wanting to work with her for years with dolly jacobs is fabulous. if you've never seen her work, she is a miracle in motion. cut she so beautiful up there. absolutely. gorgeous. it took us a long time to perfect that trick because we couldn't get it. and there was the timeline where i thought you were too old to do this. like in rehearsals, i keep my knee holding her her back as well, just for safety. but in performance, i actually take my knee away, so it's a complete just a complete one. hold. she's lean on my and my arm. even at the show when i have the control in my hand, i'm sending with ox either. no, he sees me running the control to the 3 person. i know that really person is so so important to the act you know, they can make or break you. ah, i'm also a funny person when it comes to learning a trick. when i go to say the ringling show and i see girls that have got a long john, it takes it away from me. i just can't. i enj

i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a federal disaster is declared in kentucky, after the largest outbreak of tornadoes in american history leaves at least 90 dead, across six states. borisjohnson orders an acceleraton of the covid booster programme, to combat a "tidal wave" of omicron. the public are asked to start working from home again. the notorious nigerian crime sydicate with links to more than 10 nation. we have the results of a special 12 month investigation. we meet the scientist trying to create nuclear fusion on an industrial estate in the south of england. max verstappen clinches his first formula one world championship, beating lewis hamilton on the last lap of the final race.

. >> i say bob, meet sally, sally, meet bob, i'm going to cover the news. my biggest job is to try to stop the bad pucks from getting through. and with social media and online presence, people getting information from a lot of different places, there are a lot of bad pucks. and so we have a big job to do, and is we take it seriously every day. howard: right. i just think there is this sort of refrain now particularly among more activist journalists, maybe others, that if, you know, there's a threat to the country and if you don't rise -- which really means be anti-trump -- that you are a wimp, you are doing both sides, you're not telling people the real truth. and i think that it's important to resist that no matter how popular it may be in some circles because then you give up the thing that, i hope, gives all of us -- not just here at fox, all of us in the business -- credibility, which is you're trying to be fair to all sides. >> right. and i think we're empowered by that. i've been on the back end of a few trump tweets because we heard from people who w

i don't know of their dealing with it as i said it soon idea all the up here tag it sally a by lin. peggy leggy mapquest may have a non line. cannot be not quite that i gave lynette again. i need to find a me, a was school, a limbic now you either because in a you pm can that they owe you as i'm pulling got a lab and i can that they either watch and that's when i had on me. i saw gentleman's woke up at a go get gone the hadn't gone, gone, gone, gone, gone. well obviously the big about is making a happen because of this will lady. she doesn't want to leave this house. i didn't give you a picture which would get to lake lake in years he had minutes at the ah, this is lake close to what it was. a little thing said, please like this. i mean flooring has come. there was also been floating. the biggest thing which hurts me is this whole because i used to run from here to the end. now because that belongs to my, another english and both of these and i've decided to keep it warm. so they don't fight. this used to be my, to this with this is gina, just got up to me. this is where i was 30 and i ju

you had to like runout sniper sally, snipers out it was the main thoroughfare the people called sniper sally because snipers who were on the hills above to basically target you, but yet when i would arrive there i found such solace and such peace in the middle of an incredibly tumultuous time and a very scary time. because essentially if you're living through war you are very much alone, even if their people around you. whether or not you live, you die, whether or not you get shot, whether or not join the wrong place at the wrong time i get hit by a piece of shrapnel. it's very individual. yet when others in this church i would look around and there were all kinds of people, young people, old ladies who were sitting very quietly at, if not at peace but praying for something. and i felt very much a part of the community, even though we didn't speak to each other. on christmas eve 1992, it was one of the most moving experiences i've ever had. it was midnight mass, christmas midnight mass, and also it was very representative because sorry a vote was being ripped apart and bosket was being

during this sally supporters lashed out of the london high court ruling than to allow is possible expedition to the united states. yet another hearings now needed to decide his fate. this is not a case that is being thought on the basis or put more. this is an attribute travis deal. any legal process. and devastating tornadoes tear through parts of america with more than 75th dead in the state of kentucky, a load ah .

sitting across parts of northern england, the midlands and the south and that will clear eastwards with sally spells following on beyond. look at this rash of shower across scotland, northern irling of another of the pennines, there will be longer spells of wet weather here and will be some snow into the hills out of this as well. south wales, southern england largely dry was on into the night. temperatures falling down to the mid to low single figures for the mid to low single figures for the we start tomorrow with the spell of rain now sitting across parts of northern england, the midlands and the south and that will clear eastwards with sally spells following beyond. look at this rash of shower across scotland, northern ireland, noted england socially west of the pennines, there will be longer spells of wet weather here and will be some snow into the hills out of this as well. showers still in eastern areas. the couple who killed six—year—old arthur labinyo—hughes have been jailed. arthur�*s father faces 21 years in prison — his girlfriend life in prison, with a minimum term of 2