betty. the section that i'm going to from as joy i mentioned betty was one of the co-founders of the national organization for women is, the largest organization in america. also and still exists today and also is one that tried to unite women from diverse backgrounds. and that was betty's and other people's for it and so this a scene at in washington dc at at a conference where betty was actually she wasn't attending the conference as a participant it was a conference for women who worked for women's rights also were were part of the government. but betty was there as a journalist covering this conference and this is the story of the founding of now. and this is in 1966 at the washington between june 28th and 30/30. this conference targets for action aimed continue the work done by the presidents on the status of women under jfk. but the first day discouraged the female delegates and friedan whom kath catherine east, coauthor of the commission report, had invited as a journalist late in the

betty was electedl in a by—election...ter, ithink, contesting five elections before. - the name of the candidate elected is betty boothroyd. crowd cheers and an that — preceded her was the knowledge that she'd been a tiller girl, a dancer. announcer: it�*s the tiller girls. betty: my father was horrified. working class girl, um, doing this. this, it�*s not...not right. so, instinctively, everybody looked at betty's legs. - laughing: i mean, it was... it was no... it was unavoidable. um, and...and she acted up to that role. _ announcer: betty boothroyd succeeds | in becoming the first madam speaker. | in keeping with tradition, she was dragged to the speaker�*s chair. i�*m the first speaker who declined to wear a wig. i felt i couldn�*t work in a wig. i couldn�*t do the job. i would be... to have something heavy on my shoulders and on my head, and i...you see, i have... i think i have a sense of humour and i don�*t feel you can have a good laugh if you�*ve got a full—bottomed wig on. and i�*d be...i�*d be scared of it sort

betty was electedl in a by—election... your| labour candidate. ..after, ithink, contesting five elections before. - the name of the candidate elected is betty boothroyd. crowd cheers and an that — preceded her was the knowledge that she'd been - a tiller girl, a dancer. announcer: it's the tiller girls. betty: my father was horrified. working class girl, um, doing this. this, it's not...not right. so, instinctively, everybody looked at betty's legs. - laughing: i mean, it was... it was no... it was unavoidable. um, and...and she acted up to that role. _ announcer: betty boothroyd succeeds in becoming the first| madam speaker. in keeping with tradition, she was dragged to the speaker's chair. i'm the first speaker who declined to wear a wig. ifelt i couldn't work in a wig. i couldn't do the job. i would be... to have something heavy on my shoulders and on my head, and i...you see, i have... i think i have a sense of humour and i don't feel you can have a good laugh if you've got a full—bottomed wig on. and i'd be...i'd be s

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an introduction to betty. the section that i am going to read from as mentioned, betty was one of the cofounders of the national organization for women, which is the largest women's organization in america and also, still exists today and also is one that tried to unite women from diverse backgrounds. that was other people's vision for it and so, this is a scene in washington, d.c. at a conference where betty wasn't attending the conference as a participant. it was a conference for women who worked for women's rights but also were part of the government about she was there asov a journalist covering this conference so this is the story of the founding of now and this is in 1966. at the washington hilton between june 208th and 30th, this conference targets for action aimed to continue work done by the commission on the status of women under jfk. but the first day discouraged the female delegates whom katherine eased a co-author of the commission report had invited as a journalist. late in the afternoon it start

betty, thank you for “oininu time, to be honest.ning us live _ time, to be honest. betty, thank you forjoining us live from _ time, to be honest. betty, thank you forjoining us live from copenhagen l forjoining us live from copenhagen on the news that the queen of denmark is abdicating. russia's president vladimir putin says his country will never back down — as he addressed the nation in a new year's eve speech. this ukraine came under attack from russian air strikes again overnight, mainly in the eastern kharkiv region. ukraine has disputed russia's claim it was targeting military targets in its latest attack on the country — with kyiv claiming "not a single one was hit". our correspondent james waterhouse has the latest on the recent strikes in ukraine and russia it is certainly not like for like, with russia always being able to mount the larger attacks. this week has been no exception and the most deadly of terms, really. any week where we saw its biggest ever aerial bombardment, with saw ukraine respond, then russia hit back,

and then betty and i started working with betty and we develop a really wonderful relationship. >> host: mrs. carter, there are several first ladies still living. is there a a sorority of first ladies in a sense? >> guest: i had a good relationship with betty ford and with lady bird. as long as she was alive. that's about it. i don't think, there's never been a real, we see each other at an event and library dedications, but there's never been that closeness that they hd with betty for an lady bird. >> host: when you were first lady you had a weekly luncheon with your husband. and would attend cabinet cabinet meetings. what was the purpose of that? >> guest: well, i had a luncheonit jimmy, there was always on them wanted to and some of it was about a family and finances and things going on back home. but we also talked about issues. i would say it was more family and personal things that were going on. but again it give uss time to do that. but almost, after we were there until about august, jimmy stayed at the oval office a good bit come in the dane time. he didn't go back much at nht.

betty beale. the timing might be inconvenient, to put it mildly, but no more so than his earlier house door. in the times of my life, the famously outspoken and betty ford is silent about the eye opening conversation he and her husband had when they finally were alone in their alexandria home. she was more explicit in comments she made to trevor armbruster, ford's ghostwriter on presidential memoirs. ford and armbruster racked up 4000 pages of interview transcripts in the course of preparing preparing the president's white house memoir. those have never been publicly opened. but i must say, in the course of my research, i was able to see anything last to. but even more important. ford, like most politicians, are not particularly introspective. so with ford's assistance, trevor armbruster had a stroke of genius. he went off and conducted interviews with 50 of ford's closest associates, family members, mrs. ford to, in effect, take the place of ford's lack of reflectiveness. those have all been unde

he and betty had a dinner date at the georgetown home of washington star society reporter, betty beal, the m timing might be inconvenient to put it mildly, but no more so than his earlier house to in the times of my life. the famously outspoken betty ford is silent about the eye opening conversation she and her husband had when they finally were alone in their alexandria home. she was more explicit in comments she made to trevor armbrister, ford's ghostwriter on his presidential memoirs. m ford and amber racked up 4000 pages. of interview transcripts in the course of preparing the, the president's white house memoir. those have never been publicly opened. but i must say in the course of my research, i was able to see anything that i asked to, but even more important for like most politicians are not particularly introspective. so with ford's assistance, trevor armbrister had a stroke of genius. he went off and conducted interviews with 50 of ford's close associates, family members, mrs. ford to in effect take the place of ford's lack of reflectiveness. those have all been under seal e

well, they they thought similarly and and then betty i started working with betty and we developed areally wonderful relationship. mrs. carter, there are several first ladies still living. are is there a sorority of first ladies in a sense. well, i had a good relationship with betty ford and with lady bird. as long as she was alive. but that's about it. i don't think there's never been a real we see each other at the event and at the library dedication. so in the new what new first ladies. but there's never been that, uh, closeness that, that i had with betty ford and lady bird when you were first lady, you had a weekly luncheon with your husband and would attend cabinet meetings. what was the purpose of that? well, i had a luncheon wh jimmy. there werelws things i wanted to ask and some of it was about the family and the finances and things that going on back home. um, but also talked about issues. it was, i would say it was more family and personal things that were going on. um, but it gave us time to do that. but almost every after we were there until about august, um, jimmy staye

well, they they thought similarly and and then betty i started working with betty and we developed areally wonderful relationship. mrs. carter, there are several first ladies still living. are is there a sorority of first ladies in a sense. well, i had a good relationship with betty ford and with lady bird. as long as she was alive. but that's about it. i don't think there's never been a real we see each other at the event and at the library dedication. so in the new what new first ladies. but there's never been that, uh, closeness that, that i had with betty ford and lady bird when you were first lady, you had a weekly luncheon with your husband and would attend cabinet meetings. what was the purpose of that? well, i had a luncheon with jimm there were always things i wanted to ask and some of it was about the family and the finances and things that going on back home. um, but also talked about issues. it was, i would say it was more family and personal things that were going on. um, but it gave us time to do that. but almost every after we were there until about august, um, jimmy s

betty biel.he timing might be inconvenient, to put it mildto ifly, but no more so than his earlier house tour. in the times of hi -- my life, the famously outspoke opinion betty ford is silent about the eye-opening conversation he and her husband had when they finally were alone in their alexandria home. she was more explicit in comments she made to trevor armbrucer, ford's ghost writer on his presidential memoirs. .. i must say in the course of my research i was able to see anything i asked too. even more important, forwarded, like most politicians are not introspective. so with hisev assistance he hada genius.f he would often conducted interviews with 50 affords closest associates. family members, mrs. afford to in effect take the lack of effectiveness. those have also been under seal ever since. until i was researching the book and i had access to all of the interviews for people who have since passed away those still alive obviously they remain confidential. it was an extraordinary source of

in the office. == harman has bought out. -- including our betty in the office.— our betty in the office's show. _ a british soldier has been killed while off duty in kenya — according to the uk ministry of defence. 32—year—old major kevin mccool was on a motorcycle trip off base when he was attacked. laura trant is in the newsroom with more information. major kevin mccool died on thursday november 29th in kenya. the 32—year—old was commissioned from sandhurst in 2014. he had been deployed to europe, the middle east, the falklands and africa. he has been described by the ministry of defence as at his very best when the conditions were at their very worst. it is believed he was attacked off—duty and not on the army base in kenya. the ministry of defence said his next—of—kin have been informed but they will not release any further detail about exactly what took place. however, they have described his operational record as a glittering one. they have also said he aced many of the military�*s hardest courses. they've said his fitness was legendary. major mccool�*s commanding officer said he

betty beall. the timing might be inconvenient, to put it mildly, but no more so than his earlier house to her. in the times of my life, the famously outspoken betty ford is silent about the eye-opening conversation she and her husband had when they finally were alone in their alexandria home. she was more explicit in comment she made to trevor armbruster, ford's ghostwriter on his presidential memoirs. ford and amber ester racked up 4000 pages of interview transcripts in the course of preparing the president white houseem memoir. those have never been publicly opened but i must say in the course of my research i was able to see anything thatt asked you. but even more important, ford, like most politicians, were not particularly introspective. so with ford's assistance, trevor armbruster had a stroke of genius. he went off and conducted interviews with 50 of ford's closest associate, , family members, mrs. ford to affect the place of ford's lack of reflectiveness. those havell all been under seal e

betty's ability to speak german was key to her posting at bletchley park.rtunity to meet people i would otherwise not have met. i had not been to university or anything like that. you must feel really proud you were there. absolutely. yes, i mean, a chance in a million, really. i always used to do the code word in the telegraph. i haven't done it lately. i'm too busy. 0k, everyone. yourtime is up. how was it? when you first look at it, it's quite daunting. you have no idea what all these things are. after working a few of them out, it gets easier. i think it's interesting to see the type of work that gchq employees have to do every day. it looks really fun to work with this type of stuff. . it doesn't look like as boring | as some otherjobs could be. think differently, stick with it and what seems like mi55ion impossible can become mi55ion accomplished. tim muffett, bbc news. back to moscow and what we are seeing is president putin giving one of his first full—scale new5 of his first full—scale news conferences since the invasion of ukraine. he has been goi

and of course, i'm referring to betty ford. and that title would also apply to pat nixon. well, for these two remarkable women who became friends who encouraged each other to live their best lives in the pressure of public life and the glare of the white house. well, with us to give deeper insight into pat nixon and betty ford, we have some distinguished people on this stage, susan ford bales only daughter of president and mrs.. susan is the sponsor, the aircraft carrier uss gerald r ford and recognize one of her extraordinary service as the ship's sponsor. susan was named an honorary aviator by the united states navy, becoming only the 31st american ever to receive this distinction and the first woman ever to be so honored. she is the recipient of three honorary doctorates and is the author of two novels set in the white house. i'm waiting for those novels. get on tv now, because the netflix we need to clean up next looks a little. edward cox next to susan, the son in law of president and mrs. nixon. many of you recall that the hauenstein and the ford held a joint program

well, they they thought similarly and and then betty i started working with betty and we developed areally wonderful relationship. mrs. carter, there are several first ladies still living. are is there a sorority of first ladies in a sense. well, i had a good relationship with betty ford and with lady bird. as long as she was alive. but that's about it. i don't think there's never been a real we see each other at the event and at the library dedication. so in the new what new first ladies. but there's never been that, uh, closeness that, that i had with betty ford and lady bird when you were first lady, you had a weekly luncheon with your husband and would attend cabinet meetings. what was the purpose of that? well, i had a luncheon with jimmy. there were always things i wanted to ask and some of it was about the family and the finances and things that going on back home. um, but also talked about issues. it was, i would say it was more family and personal things that were going on. um, but it gave us time to do that. but almost every after we were there until about august, um, jimmy

well, they they thought similarly and and then betty i started working with betty and we developed areally wonderful relationship. mrs. carter, there are several first ladies still living. are is there a sorority of first ladies in a sense. well, i had a good relationship with betty ford and with lady bird. as long as she was alive. but that's about it. i don't think there's never been a real we see each other at the event and at the library dedication. so in the new what new first ladies. but there's never been that, uh, closeness that, that i had with betty ford and lady bird when you were first lady, you had a weekly luncheon with your husband and would attend cabinet meetings. what was the purpose of tha well, i had a luncheon with jimmy. erwere always things i wantedo k a some of it was about the family and the finances and things that going on back home. um, but also talked about issues. it was, i would say it was more family and personal things that were going on. um, but it gave us time to do that. but almost every after we were there until about august, um, jimmy stayed at t

he said he would need time to talk with betty, also typical.ite house lawyer jim sinclair whom ford assumed incorrectly based on what haguei had said that she was the white house lawyer in question. on that note the two men shook hands they agreed to keep in touch. after pledging to absolute secrecy ford described hague's visit not excluding the various options laid up for his consideration by the chief ofaf staff. the mere mention of a word pardon caused him to explode what did you tell him? i did not tell him anything i told him i needed time to think it over. you what? the stressful as ever eat discuss this was exactly the desired response as far as hague was concerned. one did not have to share his suspicions to imagine the long arm of richard nixon manipulated the emotions of v his loyal to a fault vice president. hartman told ford he quote should have taken hague by the scruff of the neck and the seats of the pants and thrown him out of your office. ford, still processing the reality that he has steadfastly denied to himself for months. h

betty, the 49ers faithful feeling pretty good at this hour, right, betty?and you can tell how good they felt just by seeing all the smiles. in fact, with minutes left on the clock, andrea, there were many celebrations breaking out all around levi's stadium. and tonight's win really strengthened the niner's position in the race for the no. 1 in the nfc.

and of course, i'm referring to betty ford. and that title would also apply to pat nixon. well, for these two remarkable women who became friends who encouraged each other to live their best lives in the pressure of public life and the glare of the white house. well, with us to give deeper insight into pat nixon and betty ford, we have some distinguished people on this stage, susan ford bales only daughter of president and mrs.. susan is the sponsor, the aircraft carrier uss gerald r ford and recognize one of her extraordinary service as the ship's sponsor. susan was named an honorary aviator by the united states navy, becoming only the 31st american ever to receive this distinction and the first woman ever to be so honored. she is the recipient of three honorary doctorates and is the author of two novels set in the white house. i'm waiting for those novels. get on tv now, because the netflix we need to clean up next looks a little. edward cox next to susan, the son in law of president and mrs. nixon. many of you recall that the hauenstein and the ford held a joint program

. >> and you and betty ford worked on that together. >> that's right.she would get republicans and i get democrats and we made some progress. >> husband's were known as becomit friends, or very good friends. did you and betty ford of the same relationship? >> we developed a very good relationship. we went to a funeral in september after we were not the white house and that's when jenny and gerald fordd began talking a lot. they thought similarly and i started working with betty and we developed a really wonderful relationship. >> mrs. carter there are several first ladies still living. is there a sorority of first ladies in a sense? >> i had a good relationship with betty ford and lady bird as long as she was alive, but that's about it there's never been a -- we see each other at events and library dedications, with new first ladies but there's never been [inaudible] >> when you were first lady you had a weekly luncheon with your husband and would attend cabinet meetings. what was the purpose of that? >> i had a luncheon -- there were all these things i

betty's ability to speak german was key to her posting at bletchley park. to meet people i would otherwise not have met. i had not been to university or anything like that. i always used to do the code word in the telegraph. i haven't done it lately. i'm too busy. how was it? when you first look at it, it's quite daunting. you have no idea what all these things are. after working a few of them out, it gets easier. it looks really fun to work with this type of stuff. . it doesn't look like as boring | as some otherjobs could be. with perseverance, lateral thinking and ingenuity, mission impossible can become mission accomplished. tim muffett, bbc news. new year's eve marks 100 years since since the hourly bong from big ben were broadcast. it started a daily tradition for the bbc. we are at the palace of westminster to celebrate. it is incredible to be here at the belfry, an iconic place known to millions around the world and especially to londoners. look at the view from high up in the tower, across the city as it wakes up and it gets light. we are 96 metres

that's _ the play so betty booth roy for me. that's a _ the play so betty booth roy for me.ad handed it on thejob after she had handed it on the seat. ron, who would you pick? i have to say i would pick the recentty _ have to say i would pick the recently deceased - have to say i would pick the recently deceased justice . have to say i would pick the j recently deceased justice of have to say i would pick the - recently deceased justice of the supreme — recently deceased justice of the supreme court, _ recently deceased justice of the supreme court, sandra - recently deceased justice of the supreme court, sandra day- recently deceased justice of the - supreme court, sandra day o'connor, who was— supreme court, sandra day o'connor, who was the — supreme court, sandra day o'connor, who was the first _ supreme court, sandra day o'connor, who was the first woman _ supreme court, sandra day o'connor, who was the first woman appointed i supreme court, sandra day o'connor, who was the first woman appointed toj who was the first woman appointed to the united _ who was the first woma

as you said, you go to betty and tell of the deal is off. [laughter] and he was not going to stand or spend half million public dollars, to refurbish a house. they might or might never live in and it was nelson rockefeller, who took over and rockefeller's first the house and they never lived there because he had a better house on fox hill road 7090s79 for mouse which had been added onto considerably, 26 acres of northwest washington. in any event so while plus better security and more privacy. so i give that up well anyway, you know, they had they furnished the house they had a series of receptions they invited everybody in washington to come and see the house. and then again, the first president to live in a house was walter mondale. >> we have time for one more question and here we go. >> community college and think you very much for your presentation, and towards the end, you invoke the idea future historians. this got me thinking about the car the history needs to be rewritten and how objectivity is noble dream. and, well i don't know ho

betty, the 49ers faithful feeling pretty good at this hour, right, betty? >> reporter: and you can tell how good they felt just by seeing all the smiles. in fact, with minutes left on the clock, andrea, there were many celebrations breaking out all around levi's stadium. and tonight's win really strengthened the niner's position in the race for the no. 1 in the nfc. [ cheering ] >> reporter: eric crawford flew from hawaii to witness the niners take on the seahawks for the second time since thanksgiving night. and once again the 49ers crushed their division rival. sunday's 28-16 victory set the sea of red and gold into another frenzy. >> it feels really good that the 49ers are on top. >> reporter: today's win only strengthened the niners' push for the top seed in the nfc. the seahawks couldn't hang on to their second quarter lead. we also saw many niners and seahawks fans making nice as they were tailgating in the levi's stadium parking lot. >> i met her and we became friends, so that happened first. and then i found out she was a seahawks fan. so i mean, yo

. >> you and betty ford worked on at together. >>hat is right.after we left thehi house we go to washington she would republicans and i would get democrats we made some progr brickwork's yourusbands were known as being best friends did you and betty ford have the same relationship? >> yes we developed a good relationship. jimmy and that is when jimmy and gerald ford began talking and saw they thought similarly. i start working with betty and we develop the really wonderful relationship. there are several first lady stillar living. is there a sorority of first ladies? next i had a good relationship with betty ford and lady bird. as long as she was alive. but that is about it. there has never been -- we see each other at events and elaborate dedications but there has never n been a closeness tht i had. >> first lady had a weekly luncheon with your husband. what was the purpose of tt? >> i had eightht luncheon there relways things i wanted to ask him. some of it was about the familym and things going on back home. but we also talked about issues. i

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betty's ability to speak german was key to her posting at bletchley park. to university or anything like that. i always used to do the code word in the telegraph. i haven't done it lately. i'm too busy. how was it? when you first look at it, it's quite daunting. you have no idea what all these things are. after working a few of them out, it gets easier. it looks really fun to work with this type of stuff. . it doesn't look like as boring | as some otherjobs could be. with perseverance, lateral thinking and ingenuity, mission impossible can become mission accomplished. tim muffett, bbc news. for decades, football fans have collected stickers of famous players and put them into albums. now, for the first time, the women's super league has a dedicated sticker collection of its own. the fa has joined forces with the italian sticker company panini to produce an album of nearly 350 stickers of stars. here's our sports correspondent, sarah dawkins. got, got, need. sticker collecting has been a staple of football culture since the 1970s. but now there are new faces

our betty yu was there when the dust settled to see how the demonstrations impacted tonight's festivities. >> we're closed until further notice. >> reporter: on the saturday before christmas, the holiday glow that usually lights up union square was missing. wrecked ornaments lay on the ground and officers investigated the broken tree after pro-palestinian protesters climbed and damaged it. like hundreds of others, this oakland resident who came to take holiday photos was greeted by a dark tree. >> i'm so disappointed. yeah. i thought it was a joke. i asked the security guard are the lights coming on at 6 tim, and he's like no, the tree is broken. >> it feels weird. >> reporter: protesters took to the ice skating rink with flags, prompting it to be shut down for hours at a time when union square was packed with visitors. we were there as san francisco police arrested several protesters for crimes ranging from assault to felony vandalism. one officer was struck in the head with an object. protesters called for a ceasefire in gaza. >> i understand the anger, you know, that their feeling. but

betty yu was on the carpet with more on why some of the night's biggest honorees have a special connection to the bay area. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, ken. >> the brains behind this years megahit barbie is oscar-nominated filmmaker, greta gerwig . >> i can't believe anyone let us make this movie. i'm so grateful that they did. >> and on monday, she was honored for film direction at a fundraising dinner to support the next generation of artists. ryan gosling, who played ken, presented her with the award, named in honor of the film festival's founder. >> you wrote ryan's name directly into the manuscript. you manifested the kenergy. >> i really did. >> how does that feel, ken? >> it is kind of like that movie, big. my experience was little. but greta wrote me and the next day i woke up and suddenly, i was ken. and i just kenned as hard as i could. >> you were out of the box. how has life been after the actors strike and to be here at this major event tonight? >> i'm excited to be here because i'm so glad that they are honoring greta. >> among the awardees, nicholas cage received the lifetime achi

betty's ability to speak german was key to her posting at bletchley park.h. i haven't done it lately, i'm too busy. puzzles finished, how was it? when you first look at it, it's quite daunting because you have no idea what all these things are. but then after working quite a few of them out, it gets easier. it looks really fun to work. with this type of stuff and it doesn't look as boring as some other jobs could be — with perseverance, lateral thinking and ingenuity, mission impossible can become mission accomplished. tim muffett, bbc news. not sure i could do any of those! anyway... for decades, football fans have collected stickers of famous players and put them into albums. now, for the first time, the women's super league has a dedicated sticker collection of its own. the fa has joined forces with the italian sticker company panini to produce an album of nearly 350 stickers of stars. here's our sports correspondent, sarah dawkins. got, got, need. sticker collecting has been a staple of men's football culture since the 1970s but now, there are some new

the man who was beaten talked exclusively to our betty yu back in april, allegedly before he ever gaveolice a statement. >> when you have animals on the street saying they're going to rape your daughter and kill your mother, and you have nothing to do or help. and when you call for help, 911, and that's your savior, and they don't show up? >> tonight betty has more on the big twist in the case, and a neighbor is reacting to you words not guilty. >> reporter: part of the attack against don carmenani happened at this gas station in the marina. it fueled the debate about crime and homelessness in san francisco. friday's not guilty verdict came as a surprise to many in the community. first, there were several videos of a brutal attack that left don with a broken jaw, dozens of stitches, and a traumatic brain injury in april. witnesses is ed the attacker, a homeless man was a known and menacing presence in the marina. >> when i was running away, the impact in the back of my head went through my skull. >> reporter: i sat down with the former fire commissioner and long time resident in an exc

the man who was beaten talked exclusively to our betty yu back in april, allegedly before he ever gave police a statement. >> when you have animals on the street saying they're going to rape your daughter and kill your mother, and you have nothing to do or help. and when you call for help, 911, and that's your savior, and they don't show up? >> tonight betty has more on the big twist in the case, and a neighbor is reacting to you words not guilty. >> reporter: part of the attack against don carmenani happened at this gas station in the marina. it fueled the debate about crime and homelessness in san francisco. friday's not guilty verdict came as a surprise to many in the community. first, there were several videos of a brutal attack that left don with a broken jaw, dozens of stitches, and a traumatic brain injury in april. witnesses is ed the attacker, a homeless man was a known and menacing presence in the marina. >> when i was running away, the impact in the back of my head went through my skull. >> reporter: i sat down with the former fire commissioner and long time resident in an e

shery: betty hou there.aiwan decides, a special report featuring bloomberg's exclusive interviews with all three presidential candidates. catch it on bloomberg tv every thursday in asia and wednesday on the u.s., also on youtube. take a look at how markets are trading early in the asian session. of course we saw those muted gains across the world given that the rally seems to be losing a little bit of steam with the ecb and ble pushing back on eminent rate cuts. we are seeing the nikkei continue to gain ground, about 1% at the moment. this perhaps a bit of a rebound in consolidation given we saw japanese stocks decline previously. a lot to do with exporters that took a hit, especially the likes of toyota motor. given the stronger japanese yen. right now we are seeing some downside on the japanese yen at the 142 level. but we are still around the strongest levels against the u.s. dollar since august. we are also setting up for the boj decision next week so we will be watching the japanese markets to see how w

now, joined by reva and betty. never do live television with dogs, but i don't care now, ladies, it was said years ago, a dog's not just for christmas, but actually it's the pandemic, isn't it? so many people buying puppies in the pandemic . and as i understand pandemic. and as i understand it, the number of dogs that you've had to take in and try and rehouse has gone through the roof. >> yeah, it definitely has. we've had over 2100 already this yeah we've had over 2100 already this year. december we're still getting them in. we have been full to capacity throughout the year year since last year this year since last december. so we just want to say thank everyone does thank you to everyone who does support us. support local charities like us. but know, with reva and but you know, with reva and betty, i mean, presuming only once been seen once they've been seen on television, will come television, people will come forward want to them forward and want to give them a home, hopefully. yeah. so if anyone looking for do

now, they say never and betty.ey say never do live television with dogs, but i don't care now, ladies, it was said years ago, a dog's not just for christmas, but actually it's the pandemic, isn't it? so many people buying puppies in the pandemic. many people buying puppies in the pandemic . and as the pandemic. and as i understand it, the number of dogs that you've had to take in and try and rehouse has gone through the roof. >> it definitely has. we've had over 2100 already this year. december we're still getting them in. we have been full to capacity throughout the year this year since last december. so we just want to say thank you to support to everyone who does support local charities us. but you local charities like us. but you know, with reva and betty, i mean, presuming only once they've on television, they've been seen on television, people come forward and they've been seen on television, peop|to come forward and they've been seen on television, peop|to give ome forward and they've been seen on television