is outnumbered and i am kayleigh mcenany along with harris faulkner along with jackie deangelis, janette nesheiwat, and joe concha. would begin in south carolina. >> in the next couple of hours are the greatest concerns, we see pretty big wind gusts as well steady rain coming on and off. the greatest concern right now is really the high tide. so that combined with the storm surge that they are expecting an up to a foot of rain is what authorities are most concerned about here in the city of charleston. the downtown area prone to fronting historic, the beautiful area people are so used to coming and visiting. that area we are hearing water come up there some of the ditches. this is just one of the marinas out of the ashley river ridge runs of the city of peninsula that goes down. just beyond that, the harbor, and the atlantic. that of course is the big concern comes sweeping into the city. authorities have been urging peoples to stay inside and stay off of those roads, we are talking about some of the vehicles that are out there and still attempting to lead. they asked people to hunker do

joining me now, doctor janette nesheiwat.is such ridiculous garbage and anyone who gives into this not only should be fired, they should be fined and run out of the district. >> this gross ineptitude trends pending upon our goals is so disheartening. i can't believe it, they start with crt and your pronouns and now they want to infiltrate our food. let's talk about the facts. the facts are if you eat fried sugary junk food, it will lead to obesity, diabetes and heart disease and heart disease is the number one cause of death for men and women in this country. more than 40% of americans are already overweight. it's not about oppression, it's not demonizing donuts and diet culture, it's about living a long and healthy and prosperous life. kennedy: and by the way, all of our ancestors ate way better food and i'm talking like one, two generations ago, why do you think rice and beans are prevalent throughout the world in every culture? they are cheap and abundant and make you full and they don't make you fat. if you want to preten

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years in this category would be an acceptable practice. >> thanks for that very good clear answer, janette, as usual. you know the answers to all of these very difficult questions. >> the second question then, commissioner heldfond, based on the way you introduced this item. is it just a coincidence that commissioner was involved in this because you wouldn't use the phrase negotiation. i assume the retirement personnel were not doing any negotiation over this benefit increase. >> i am going to say that i cannot answer that, but i would prefer that president answer that. >> okay. we also wear different hats because of different responsibilities, but we have policies on what the board should do and not do and one of them is not make any changes to the benefit. we pay benefits, we don't award benefits. that's driving at that issue because of the way the term negotiation was used. >> maybe i used the wrong words. i used that word. the parties that were involved hammered out the details. i'm comfortable with this and in the spirit of the letter and process. i don't know about the vote, but i wi

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is janette and hands peoples, republics will now forever become russia no matter what president putin in, his enablers, try to claim it. these areas are and will remain part of ukraine. we all know that the west is working on scenarios for inciting conflicts, but it is a site for what's yours. out of our land, our soul and our culture. all also on the day german inflation, it's 10 percent of the government announces a 200000000000 europe package to soften the economic impact of the war. and ukraine . we've now put in place the means to lower prices for consumers all over the country for families, for pensioners, for traits, people, but also for businesses big and small. and that's what desperately needed now. so we can get into these difficult times it users get touch. ah, welcome to the day, while the un secretary general has warned that russia's plan to formally annex for ukrainian regions on friday would be a dangerous escalation. and if any so called annexation would have no legal value and jeopardize prospects for peace. moscow claims the occupied regions of the hands denounced a

next we will hear from janett (inaudible) california state director of drug policy alliance who i believeking to us remotely. >> yes. good afternoon chair supervisor-can you hear me? >> yes, welcome. you have up to 10 minutes. thank you. >> thank you. honorable members of the board of supervisors. my name is janett (inaudible) national organization working for over 20 years promoting drug policy ground ed in science, compassion, health and human rights. my testimony will focus on encouraging the board to continue to adopt public health centered approaches to the overdose crisis that are not grounded in criminalization or involuntarily treatment. (inaudible) understand thim pact drug use can have on the lives of users, families and those who lost a loved one to overdose. we are also uniquely aware of the challenges facing residents in places like the tender line and other parts of the city for the need of public safety is a (inaudible) i will say i am also a native born and raised san franciscans who left when i went away to college and not binl able to afford to come back but would love t

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next we will hear from janett (inaudible) california state director of drug policy alliance who i believeking to us remotely. >> yes. good afternoon chair supervisor-can you hear me? >> yes, welcome. you have up to 10 minutes. thank you. >> thank you. honorable members of the board of supervisors. my name is janett (inaudible) national organization working for over 20 years promoting drug policy ground ed in science, compassion, health and human rights. my testimony will focus on encouraging the board to continue to adopt public health centered approaches to the overdose crisis that are not grounded in criminalization or involuntarily treatment. (inaudible) understand thim pact drug use can have on the lives of users, families and those who lost a loved one to overdose. we are also uniquely aware of the challenges facing residents in places like the tender line and other parts of the city for the need of public safety is a (inaudible) i will say i am also a native born and raised san franciscans who left when i went away to college and not binl able to afford to come back but would love t

us why that is and what you can do to stay safe, certified doctor and fox news can better come on janetteat. i'm a big fan of the cajun navy and i covered more national disasters in hurricanes than i care to remember. you go in at the worst times and you help people out and you have pulled out more people out of bad situations i can even remember. i'm wondering, does the cajun navy have a plan in this case in florida? the damage is widespread and where you go for us? what do you >> you're exactly right in the assessment. it's so widespread and the question is the one that's on everybody's mind, where you start with something this big? we're putting our incident command structure and place and we've got a pathfinder team which i'm a part of and a former employee -- to a safe position where we can assess those needs. just see what's going on. floor this been so self-sufficient and they've always had such a great handle on everything. we are where is this one's going to be big and we want to be there to be able to help out. we are waiting on them to tell us what they need. >> trace: a lot of

janette nesheiwat, and guy benson. we begin with absurdity.mediate and fierce defense of stacey abrams, in defiance of the science, i'll have you know, after her controversial claims about ultrasound machines when it comes to detecting a fetal heartbeat. >> there is no such thing as a heartbeat. it's a manufactured sound designed to convince people that men have the right to take control of a woman's body. >> kayleigh: in response to abrams' studying comments, the left rest of her defense, of course, because i wouldn't they? "the washington post" fact-checker tweeting this. "for what it's work, fetal heartbeat is a misnomer. the ultrasound picks up electrical activity generated by an embryo. the so-called heartbeat sound you hear is created by the ultrasound, not until ten weeks can the opening and closing of r machine." wouldn't you know, planned parenthood, they redefined how they see it, too. as recently as july, here's what the abortion provider said in their website about fetal development between 5-6 weeks. "a very basic beating heart an

janette nesheiwat, and guy benson. we begin with absurdity.u know, after her controversial claims about ultrasound machines when it comes to detecting

is outnumbered and i am kayleigh mcenany along with harris faulkner along with jackie deangelis, janettewould begin in south carolina. >> in the next couple of hours are the greatest concerns, we see pretty big wind gusts as well steady rain coming on and off. the greatest concern right now is really the high tide. so that combined with the storm surge that they are expecting an up to a foot of rain is what authorities are most concerned about here in the city of charleston. the downtown area prone to fronting historic, the beautiful area people are so used to coming and visiting. that area we are hearing water come up there some of the ditches. this is just one of the marinas out of the ashley river ridge runs of the city of peninsula that goes down. just beyond that, the harbor, and the atlantic. that of course is the big concern comes sweeping into the

janette nesheiwat has been treating many of those arriving, those migrants that are arriving here intoities of what is happening on the ground. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. ains apes your location, i know you are the medical director of all of these city all over our state. this is where many of us went for our shots or covid tests or whatever. so there is one located right across the street from the port authority where these migrants are arriving and some of them are coming to see you? >> that's right. so what i'm seeing firsthand is because we have an open border, an unsecure border, what is happening is it's allowing for injury, for illness, i'm seeing when these immigrants come off the bus literally across the street from where i work, and they are coming in with see we're dehydration and fever, they are malnourished. i had one young 19-year-old from venezuela he came in with severe abdominal pain he had to have him hospitalized for appendicitis. all of this is happening because we are allowing it by not having policy at the border putting themself in harm's way.

i'll conclude, also man thanks to janette we are in very good funding status. (inaudible) even with 7 percent funding-7 percent discount rate our funding status is over 100 and 6.8 it is over 98 percent, so at the result if we allow ourselves a little more flexibility on liquidity management, we give ourselves more flexibility around strategic asset allocation to higher returning asset classes. see if there are any questions. >> excellent presentation. >> really informative presentation. thank you. >> thank you. >> this is discussion item obviously. pros and cons of changing the assumed rates of return. convincing the employer and employees that allowing us to maintain a higher level of liquidity is (inaudible) put before us. will help us be a better smarter more successful investor, which goes to getting the contributions down. that is part of the argument we have to be prepared to say. we are not just raising liquidity, we are not trying to lower the discount rate just to get more liquidity. they go hand in hand if you want to be a successful investor. that i

breakfast is on bbc one until 9:15 this morning — then it's time for morning live with janette and gethinor who stars alongside stanley tucci and david tenant tells us why it will have you hooked in an instant. and ahead of our kym stepping onto the strictly dance floor - for a second time tomorrow, rhys is inspiring her- with some perfect—10 moves in strictly fitness. _ he is very excited. i thought i was the excited — he is very excited. i thought i was the excited one. _ he is very excited. i thought i was the excited one. too _ he is very excited. i thought i was the excited one.— he is very excited. i thought i was the excited one. see you at 9:15. it is that time of the morning. they mentioned patatas bravas and it is all i want docking or maybe you have some short time and we can help deliver let you catch up good morning from bbc london. i'm thomas magill. rail passengers are being urged only to travel into london if necessary on saturday because of stike action in a long—running dispute over pay. it's the first time members from the rmt, aslef and the tssa unions will walk out at

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