. >> sally is half human, half amazing. >> amazing. >> sally is just a jack-of-all- trades.nd tries her hard toes meet that need. >> reporter: so for helping young people find healing, housing, and a new start, this week's jefferson award it is the bay area goes to sally hindeman. co-found add monthly independent newspaper focusing on homeless and conditions and poverty, and also helps raise money for the unhoused. >> how, that is wonderful. what a need lady. >>> if you know a quiet hero whos that done great things in the community, nominate that person for a regional jefferson award. you can find the online norm nation form on our website, kpix.com/hero. be sure to provide details. >>> a couple of birds covered in oil rescued from huntington beach nine days ago spent time rehabilita werreleased today. e oil spill had a big impact on the wildlife. >> another way to describe it is, you know, let's go through a can of oil in their backyard pool and let them go swimming in it. >> wildlife experts also say animals are lucky because the spill happened at the end of the migration

sally joining a sydney. summer. sally “oining a sydney.ransplant organs. a geneticaly modified kidney — that came from a pig — was successfully transplanted into a human. the kidney functioned normally and experts say it is the most advanced experiment of its kind — as our correspondent jim reed reports. it's been called an astonishing step in medicine. surgeons worked for two hours attaching this pig kidney to a human patient. they say they found a way to genetically alter the organ to stop it being attacked by the body's immune system. biopsies viewed under the microscope showed no evidence of rejection. what was profound about these findings is that the pig kidney functioned just like a human kidney transplant. the patient in this case was on life support and had no brain function. she was operated on with the consent of her family. the surgeons attached to the kidney to blood vessels in her leg, maintaining it outside her body where it successfully processed waste. after three days, the new kidney was removed. the surgeons say they rec

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

can i step back, let's talk about sally mae. what ended up happening in the '60s is the government said we'll ensure all of these loans. congress set the interest rate at which student loans would carry, right? so congress covered that while they were in school and after that the students would have to pay the interest themselves. inflation was rising at this point to the extent that that really drove up the overall costs of the banks. so they kept going to congress saying we need a higher interest rate. if you need us to make student loans we need more from you. >> interest is going up, this is the 70s, it's leek mortgages are 14%, it was crazy, right? >> yes, and the purpose of bank social security to make a profit. so lyndon johnson is saying make loans and they're saying give us more money and we will. and congress kept raising interest rates, inflation kept going higher, and it was like this, you know, it kept going on and on. so finally they said here is what we're going to do. in 1972 we'll create a for profit corporation

and sallie mae would buy loans off of the banks and hold the loan or sallie mae would also just make loans to banks. so they had all of the powers, almost all of the power of the treasury department. but none of the -- but it was a for-profit corporation. and this was the mother of moral hazards. of everything that congress has ever done, i think this is one of the ten most weirdest things they have ever done. think about this. guess who owns sallie mae? banks and schools. it's like the fox living in the hen house. the institutions that needed to make money and wanted to make money suddenly had access to all of this treasury department money with no risk whatsoever through sallie mae. i will stop there because it is just a long story and i'm curious if you -- what you want to know more about. >> yeah, yeah. so we're talking about moral hazards and consequences and just to catch up here, the federal government wants to send more kids to college, but don't want to be seen paying for it so they create a little shell game so they're putting the money up but they're not -- it's not on the

it's a transformation sally hindman has seen again and again.ounded youth spirit artworks in berkeley in 2007. it's a job training program for unhoused and underserved youth. >> art is a strong vehicle for dealing with trauma. >> reporter: a participant, angel brinston, appreciates expressing herself without judgment. >> i like that i'm able to be free and able to be myself. >> we can fix the edges. >> reporter: art classes are an integral part of youth spirit artworks. the job training program helps 200 per year earn a living wage. they choose among several vocational pathways from entrepreneurship and marketing to teaching and community organizing. >> we see youth that are near suicide a lot and they feel their lives have no meaning. >> reporter: sally's program provides a program where they are seen, heard and empowered. >> my calling as a quaker minister involves being an ally with young people and helping to facilitate youth becoming powerful and being themselves. >> reporter: that feeling led to the nation's tiny homes empowerment village

yes, you are right, sally. we are - you are right, sally. united states. 0ne still struggling here in the united states. one of the lowest groups in fact for vaccination coverage has been pregnant women. 26% of pregnant women in the united states have received one or more doses of vaccine, so it is something we now have to do a bit of catch up now have to do a bit of catch up on, and i think they're in the uk as well, to this group now recognise as a high priority because they suffer the problems of higher rate of hospitalisations, high rates of serious disease and even death. in terms of the difference of the vaccination programme has made in the us, where has it made in the us, where has it made a real difference, and where do you see some state us where do you see some state us where they are still reluctant to go ahead with vaccines? t to go ahead with vaccines? i think the real difference has been made especially in the elderly, which we knew early on were at most high risk of serious disease and death, so that group is was highly vacci

sally, i think it is _ the imf to say today? sally, i think it is sounding _ the imf to say today? is sounding more bearish, go back to thejuly forecast when it was 6% and revised it up. this time around inflation forecasts are going to go up and the provisions will be mostly on the fourth quarter of 2022 and 2022 forecasters want to look out, they are looking at the downward revisions for 2021 four us, the euro area, mexico, brazil. china and india, any revisions are going to be modest. they would be looking for bigger revisions and 2020 to, again with the euro area and japan. to, again with the euro area and japan-— to, again with the euro area and japan. to, again with the euro area andjaan. , , .,~ ., and japan. give us your take on this line that _ and japan. give us your take on this line that the _ and japan. give us your take on this line that the imf _ and japan. give us your take on this line that the imf has - and japan. give us your take on this line that the imf has gone | this line that the imf has gone with for some time, that vaccine in polity will actually cause gl

a nigel and sally ro explained the issues to us here at auntie b. t. situations in our school when our boys but the age 6. so the 1st one was when i just he came home and said that his friend, asco, a boy, had turned up school and announced that he was now at gal. and that he was going to be called by august name. and so there was no consultation with the parents and no warning, it just just came about an upstate this. this is totally new to us. and then 2 years later, we also had a very similar situation with a 6 year old. and a boy would come sometimes dressed as a boy and sometimes dress ago. he just came home and said, really confused. can boys become gowns girls become voice? the parents and legal case focuses on an education policy called the corner will schools transgender guidelines? it was introduced in 2015, a schools are advised to have gender neutral toilets and allow pupils to wear clothes that reflect that gender identity rather than the biological sex sallie ro thing. so schools have been taken these guidelines for too little, really,

the young leaders. >> sally is half human and half amazing. >> sally is a jack of all trades.s a need as she tries her hardest to meet it. >> for helping young people find a new start through youth spirit artworks, this week's jefferson award in thbay area goes to sally hyman. >>> if you know a quiet hero who rate jobs in the community nominate that person. you can find the online form at kpix.com/era . make sure that you provide details about how your nominee is serving your committee. >>> a miraculous rescue in new york while hiking with her owner a small dog was trapped in normal -- narrow credits. the 12-year-old dog was trapped for about five days and park workers struggle to figuouto er in the experts, a volunteer group that specializes in cave rescues. somehow the smallest person managed to wiggle into the crevice. she used a hotdog to coach the good after five days. wow, no braces, everything's hands free. i wasn't so lucky. invis is not your parent's braces. invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign. >>> a space progra

i'm sally bundock. our top stories: borisjohnson will pledge to move the entire uk towards higher wage, move the entire uk towards higherwage, highs move the entire uk towards higher wage, highs gill employment but with the cost of living rising, will he win over the audience? facebook harms children, stokes division, the claims from a whistleblower and the shares go up. we get an expert view. and mark zuckerberg is among the world's richest. the latest forbes list is out and donald trump drops off for the first time in 25 years. let's get down to business another question, is the uk heading for a high skill, high wage economy? the prime minister, borisjohnson, will minister, boris johnson, will say minister, borisjohnson, will say that is our destination in his speech at the conservative party conference in manchester later. he has already begun to set his vision out for the country, saying cheap labour from overseas has allowed businesses to avoid investing in the workforce in the countries at a turni

this is causing quite a concern and they say these are the silent killers across amber sally and into several east national park. they call this the elephant graveyard of a 4000 joules of elephants are kept here. but this elephants warren killed by poachers. there remains a here to serve as a reminder of what droughts can do. with these wildlife research says rivers are drying up. humans settlements are taking over migratory corridors and elephant are becoming increasingly isolated to the main probe. now use the issue of climate turns. i think that the main thing better can talk about kazer is the one which is now shrinking the habit of who might have the elephant numbers increasing. but if you don't have the proper habitat for them, that is the main challenge of the moment. the poachers bullet and poisoned arrow may largely be things of the past, but this iconic creatures still find themselves in danger of extinction. katherine saw al jazeera and was sally national park in southern kenya. ok, let's stay with us story. joining us here on the news, our is no jeep bella kenya's, cabinet

well, sally, thank you so much. new original series "diana" this sunday night at 9:00 right here on cnn. thanks for joining us. it's time now for anderson. >>> are democratic lawmakers investigating the first coup attempt this country has ever seen taking a butter knife to a gun fight? will they, as they are signaling tonight, truly get tough on those who stand between them and the truth? >>> also, did president biden just wheel a -- into the battle? john berman here in for aroundor anderson. a string of new developments to bring you from both ends of pennsylvania avenue. they all touch on this. whether those who tried to undermine democracy, itself, will be held accountable. because as one political observer tweeted today, an unpunished coup is a training exercise. those are the stakes, as the committee tries to

and last year, one of those women was sally yates. spent decades at the justice department, and was unceremoniously fired by a newly inaugurated president trump. well, tonight, yates is sharing the story of her breast cancer battle for the very first time. >> it was invasive papillary cancer. >> o'donnell: sally yates was suddenly grappling with a cancer diagnosis during a busy summer, testifying before congress, and speaking at the democratic national convention. >> this was one of those times where the personal and the professional collided. and so, it was, i think, just about five days before i was to testify in the senate judiciary committee about the russia investigation, that i got the final diagnosis, that it was invasive cancer. >> o'donnell: and that's some pretty important testimony that you were about to give. >> it was.mony i thought about trying to postpone, but it would have an the also was this faldpod it. narrative out there, called obamagate, that president obama and then-vice president biden had directed the russia i

do you happen to look in that actual era sally for fall or no kid annella, marlowe sort of get up on a felony marathon? that's what brings the bill in front of them. you could actually like mom said and prevent him ask if was his own book. oh gone. yes, i got a thought of it on as thou unovia form. so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . nobody mother soloist salazar. she was then i will i'll okay. they will mail a few either last more than i guess i'm gonna. i mean i live on it. i love cable mail, feel my montgomery, i will follow them. the call it i'll go later up in the area before me who can all come out of the ask it by that one and the school should d. b of these in a dollars all dollars has any of emilia coming at the get it. but i could get, has gone, said life has led me to this part of the law, which is so broad as there are thousands of cases in spain, in every province and hospital. the had to be a way to find out the biological mother's name. the milk went up going last ga

. >> eilish will be playing sally. she'll perform sally's song in the show accompanied by a full orchestra. danny elfman is reprising his role as jack skellington. the show will run for two nights in l.a. at the end of the month. >>> if you are feeling lucky, tonight is the night. one of the biggest lottery jackpots is up for grabs. powerball's grand prize is expected to reach $670 million. that's among the top ten ever. ever since powerball launched the three drawings a week that has been growing. >> we're all winners here. >> especially our giants. get ready to pick it up a notch here. the postseason gets going this week with the giants taking the national league's top seed. >> they finally clinched the division in the final game of the season yesterday. buster posey busted it open in the third inning with a bases loaded single. this one was never in doubt. the giants won their franchise record 107th game. now they'll host the dodgers or st. louis cardinals in game one of the divisional series on friday. >>> and call

last year one of those women was sally yates. yates spent decades at the justice department and was unceremoniously fired by a newly nog raid president trump. tonight, yates is sharing the story of her breast cancer battle for the very first time. >> it was invasive papilary cans rp. >> o'donnell: she was speaking at the the democratic national convention. >> this is one to have the times where the personal and the professional collided. it was about five days before i was to testify in the senate judiciary committee about the russia investigation that i got the final diagnosis that it was invasive cancer. >> o'donnell: that'e pret important testimony you were about to give. >> it was. i thought about tryin to postpone, but it would have been a big thing if i had postponed it. and there also was this false narrative out there called obamagate that president obama and then vice president biden had directed the russia investigation and directed us to investigate mike flynn, and they specifically pointed to a meeting in the oval off

now it's back to charlie and sally. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent.for the mnd association. we'll chat to them live on their expedition. it is blue sky thinking. royal mail are using drones to deliver post to a remote scottish island, in a trial aimed at cutting carbon emissions. the boss of the project will tell us why it's the most exciting thing he's worked on. and it's been almost 30 years since the darling buds of may left our tv screens, but now the larkin family are back with a new series — we'll ask one of its stars, sabrina bartlett, if it's the "perfick" reboot. the home secretary has launched an enquiry into what she called the systematic failures that allowed a serving police officer in murder at sarah everard earlier this year, despite concerns about his behaviour. it was a killing that sparked major concerns about how police deal with violence against women. our correspondent has been to nottingham, where police were the first in the uk to record misogyny as a hate crime. enough is enough. mr prime minister, make misogyny a hate crime. f

i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the secret wealth of dozens of world leaders, from the king ofjordan to the president of russia, exposed in one of the biggest ever leaks of financial documents dubbed the pandora papers. bbc panorama in a year—long joint investigation involving more than 650 journalists has had access to 12 million documents, sparking allegations of corruption, money—laundering and global tax avoidance. new travel rules come into force in the uk with a traffic light system simplified and replaced by one single red list. beaches are closed in southern california as a large oil spill washes ashore, leaving dead wildlife on the sand. and two new streams of lava erupt from the la palma volcano as activity intensifies. very warm welcome to the programme. we begin with a massive leak of financial documents which has exposed the secret wealth and business dealings of hundreds of world leaders, politicians and millionaires. —— and billionaires. around 35 current and former leaders and more than 300 public of

a sally wrote things, schools have been taken these guidelines for to literally teach. just think that this is, you know, and it's not just guidelines, but they, they are actually get the head teach you when we said this is crazy. why would you just allow this child one day to where boys you to 4 and then the next the gallon choosing from day to day, which is the 2nd situation for us? and he said, i have no choice. i just have to accept it. if i don't like my job, but the problem is government a push putting these guidelines as best practice. and they've been doing this since 2017, 2019 as best factors. we've challenged the government on this and they went back down and people say when brian speaking out, but there was a, there's a lot of, there are lots of parents, brown parents and teachers who are really, really grateful that we are speaking. asked about it because we're speaking on behalf of many, many hundreds of thousands of people who feel the same way. but a sketch to speak house. the your department of education says it's reviewed the ro is complaint and found

if sally, this is cute of each one of the things is most popular tourist attraction. for months, some of families famed beaches were closed due to the pandemic. now many say they are feeling optimistic. the worst is over. i hope tourists will come back just like before and getting my shift boards ready. shortly after the pandemic began, indonesia shouted food as to tours the restrictions had a devastating effect on valleys, economy. as hotels and restaurants closed thousands of people faced financial hardship. before the pandemic, there were around $3.00 to $5.00 people each day who wanted to learn how to set up . now, there is no one a few months ago, indonesia was the global epi center of the virus with thousands of people dying every day. but after months of tragedy, infections have declined, and the vaccine drive has been accelerated. on the 1st day of its reopening, no flights arrived at the international terminal. official say it may take weeks or months before the industry probably restarts. november 2nd. in november, according to our data, there are booking so

a nigel and sally ro explain the problem to us here at auntie b had t situations in our school when our boys by the 8 to 6. so the 1st one was when i noticed he came hire and said that his a friend, asco, a boy, had turned up school. and now that he was now at gal, and that he was going to be called by august name. and so there was no consultation with the parents and no warning, it just just came about my that's an up said this, this is totally new to us. and then and then 2 years later, we also had a very similar situation with our 6 year old. and the boy would come sometimes dressed as a boy, sometimes just to go. he just came home and said, i'm really confused. can boys become gowns? can girls become boyce? the parents legal case focuses on an education policy called the cornwall schools transgender guidelines introduced in 2015. a schools are advised to have gender neutral toilets and allow pupils to wear clothes to reflect that gender identity rather than their biological sex. sallie ro, we think schools have been taken these guidelines, fonts, who literally to teach just think th

i'm curious, is this encouraging because i saw your tweet thing more important than sally rooney is the 400 employees of google and amazon that signed a letter demanding their employee stop project nimbus which entails them working with the id f to build a new cloud service are the things encouraging on their own? what more needs to happen to do exactly what mohammad said, and what linda referred to, which is translate this into real policy, change or change on the ground. the reason i said that is that b t s will come from the bottom up organizations like the democrats actually in it's important to know that they have received more funding since 1989 to now that the republicans have from pro israel lobbyist. they have received $104000000.00, at least for pro is well no. b s. this is congresspeople with democrats. in contrast with republicans who have received $66000000.00, at least from pro israel lobbyist. we also have to remember that when you look at what happened during that time, you saw the by the administration agreeing to sell $735000000.00 worth of weapons in the midst of the

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i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. millions and around the world. of children across africa millions of children across africa are set to be vaccinated against malaria for the first time. the battle to avoid a shutdown of the us government remains in a stalemate, with no load imminent to raise the ceiling. ajudge blocks a judge blocks and a total ban on abortion in the us state of texas following a challenge by the barden administration. an champion of south africa was the anti—apartheid struggle, archbishop desmond tutu, celebrates his 90th birthday. a very warm welcome to the programme. the head of the world health organization has described it as an historic moment. millions of children in africa are said to be vaccinated against malaria for the first time after the endorsement of the widespread use of a vaccine. malaria kills more than 400 thousand people a year, many of them young children. our medical editor fergus walsh reports on the who's fergus walsh reports on the who's plans to roll out the vaccine across t

i want to thank general counsel morales as well as jaime and sally for keeping us compliant and making sure we're doing what we supposed to be doing. commissioners, may i get a motion for item 5a? >> commissioner: i move that item 5a be accepted as given. >> chair bustos: may i have a second? >> commissioner bycer: second. >> chair bustos: please take roll. >> clerk: please announce your vote when i call your name. [roll call vote] the vote is 4 ayes one absent. >> chair bustos: motion carries. place call the next item. >> clerk: next is agenda item 5b, amending the community investment and infrastructure debt policy to explain existing practice and document debt management improvements. discussion and action resolution number 32-2021. madam interim director. >> commissioners, the remaining two items on our agenda have to do with our issuance of debt for our work program. first up is an update to our debt policy. our deputy director will walk you through this item. >> good afternoon commissioners. we are coming here today to look at amending our debt policy. just a refresher, a debt po

hello again you are with bbc news, my name is sally bundock so let's bring you the top business stories. the chancellor will commit £500 million to a newjob support programmes is the uk grapples with a shortage of skilled workers. opec and its allies meet today to decide on how much oil to release into a red—hot market as prices rise to three year highs. and it shares are suspended in evergrande is the debtladen chinese property giant fails to meet interest payments. a warm welcome. let's get down to business and we begin in the uk where the chancellor will commit £500 million, in dollars that 677 million, to a newjob support programmes across the country. during his speech at the conservative party conference later today, rishi sunak will promise to double down on help for the jobs market after covid—19 as he extends devil schemes and set “p extends devil schemes and set up during the pandemic so those will include schemes to help the long—term unemployed, others to encourage employers to take on apprentices and the extension of the so—called kick—start programme which kick—sta rt prog

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