are but florence crittenden homes and many maternity homes. only would allow white women to come in so you can see already how the sort of structures of the institution allow this path only for white unmarried women. so she had to be removed from her home go to the maternity home. and once there there was a very strict pathway to go to to get redeemed. she had to express remorse. she had to say that she knew she was wrong that this was a terrible thing and she had to demonstrate her readiness and this is a quote to adapt to a heterosexual adjustment on a realistic basis. and this is key the second step is she had to relinquish her child for adoption. the maternity home counseled her that she to give up her child for adoption and 85% of all the women who come through maternity homes. did this protected her identity allowed her to not be an unwed mother when she got out, but also it allowed white infertile couples access to a white baby. who could then allow them to fulfill their family ideals. some women who came to maternity homes really imbib

at their san francisco home. eat's -- nancy pelosi's husband is into years old and was seriously injured after this attack. nancy pelosi was speaking about how she has been heartbroken and traumatized by this attack. they thanked law enforcement for their quick response, but this is just to add into the breaking news that the attacker of paul pelosi has been charged with attempted kidnappingault, according to the u.s. justice department. more reaction on that end we will bring that to you. there was a lot of concern and interest in that story. bring the u.k., suella braverman has defended her record after coming under fire. her handling of government emails and the worsening conditions is an overcrowding migrant processing center in kent. hundreds more were moved to the centern sunday after a fire attack at a facility in dover. suella braverman spoke in the house of commons a short while ago. >> the system is broken. illegal migration is out of control and tany people are more interested in playing political parl

have the home office failed — home this morning.home this morning. have the home office failed in response to - home this morning. have the home office failed in response to the - 0ffice failed in response to the migrant crisis, home secretary? she was on her way to kent and the overcrowded manston migrant processing centre 20 miles from dover. although the crisis at manston has been headline news all week, she stayed away from the media and was giving no interviews. as well as needing to reduce the numbers of people in the centre, she is also facing legal action over the length of time asylum seekers are being held there. this person from afghanistan was in manston for 25 days, where he became unwell after crossing the channel in a boat with 90 people. he came out on tuesday and the coach just left him in the centre of london. it is and the coach just left him in the centre of london.— centre of london. it is difficult for me. centre of london. it is difficult for me- also _ centre of london. it is difficult for me. also i'm _ cent

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so far, home prices are starting to decelerate. they are still up year-over-year so to the extent that people still feel confident that there home has added value and they can invest there and they are spending more time there, many people are maybe only working in the office two or three days per week is more wear and tear and the aging housing stock and prices are holding up relatively well even with the deceleration. i think that means you will see people invest in their home. project backlog is still very high ends there is still a lot of interest from the diy customer wanting to do smaller projects. jon: as we await the retail sales data this week, beyond the case for home improvement or the case for groceries, what will you be watching closely as we get into this key holiday season for retailers? >> that's an open question. walmart did well with this prices but does that mean everybody will do well? maybe not. target reports earnings tomorrow and it will be interesting to see with the dollar store reports and department store

my little one home and his friends back home. this means they will have to continue waiting. i look at the rubric, happy are bloody no, no pill is really. they just don't know what to do next. features m oh, it's almost like our lives have, have stopped since 2021. i would like to return home and teach art history. but for now his family tells him to consider himself lucky that he is abroad. ah, in columbia thousands of dogs were abandoned during the locked downs in part because of rumors that they could carry the virus. now some of these strays have found new homes. taco has a new sweater. something he could have only wished for when he was still living on the street. but now when he has a new owner back for more of them, it ice, it was love in 1st scientific. and when i saw him, i thought he so beautiful as will believe that what he also seem incredibly old, really job, but i'm pretty sure he was abandoned time. when i look back i've been back a likely doesn't remember much about his former life. he was probably left on the street by his previous owner at the beginning of t

when interest rates are way up and a home affordability is down, then people may improve their homes so that could be a longer term bright spot for home depot. maria: and liz, we're about to get in a couple hours the ppi. another reminder that the issues remain, 40-year high inflation despite the fact that the elections are almost behind us. republican one et seat away from taking -- one seat away from taking the majority. weigh in, liz. >> i'm very focused on walmart. what the banks reporting is a slowdown, certainly increasing consumer spending but at a slowing rate and particularly in the low end of the income spectrum so i think that's going to show up big-time in walmart's results, probably not so much of an impact for home depot. but i think it's going to be very interesting to look at walmart as sort of a sign of where the consumer is. maria: mark. >> well, it's clear that the inflation hurts the lower income and middle income people far more than the luxury spender and liz is right on. walmart is a barometer for that. the amount that individuals have for discretionary purchas

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homes fail to reach the minimum requirement.ghest risk of serious harm or death. damp and mould — dangers associated with allergies, respiratory disease and damage to the immune system, is found in almost one million homes in england. little awaab was in social housing where there has been some improvement in the last decade. in 2010 just over 7% of social rented properties had damp, now it's 5% — but that is still 200,000 homes. 0wner—occupied properties have also seen an improvement — but damp is currently present in around 300,000 homes. in the less—regulated private rented sector, one in 10 homes still have damp problems, that's more than 400,000 properties. there have been calls for damp and mould to be treated like gas safety and legionella, compelling landlords to sort it out or face prosecution. the government is also looking to introduce a legally binding decent homes standard in the private rented sector, matching rules already in place for social housing. but this is a scandal, decades in the making, with millions pay

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the guests feel right at home here. but he added, who's that? i'm sorry to what i'm the i would really love to settle down in turkey, daddy. i love it here and can't wait to come back any more. he unfastened myself, it gave me today to show what he was going on. k r. as you said, he also brings his 2 groups to the iranian disco's, he knows that it offers them a taste of freedom that's missing at home. did i alter talk? yeah, they can really let off steam here in the disco. you're looking at a few alcoholic drinks are also part of the fun, of course, macareola's. but even this party only lasts till morning. then it's back to iran, back to the unknown. a short time later, we were told that 2 of the returning tourists were detained and interrogated by iranian police at the border. the war and ukraine is having a big impact on its small neighbor, the republic of moldova, the impoverished nation has taken in hundreds of thousands of ukrainian refugees. the countries residents are now in for at have winter and the town of lava is no exception. moldova

own my own home.r roots like many people in this neighborhood and we started our family and this is where we are going to be. i mean we are the part of san francisco. it's the two neighborhoods with the most children under the age of 18. everybody likes to talk about how san francisco is not family-friendly, there are not a lot of children and families. we have predominately single family homes. as i said, people move here to buy their first home, maybe with multiple family members or multiple families in the same home and they laid down their roots. [♪♪♪] >> it's different because again, we have little small storefronts. we don't have light industrial space or space where you can build high-rises or large office buildings. so the tech boom will never hit our neighborhood in that way when it comes to jobs. >> turkey, cheddar, avocado, lettuce and mayo, and little bit of mustard. that's my usual. >> mike is the owner, born and bred in the neighborhood. he worked in the drugstore forever. he saved his m

as lawyers asked for a much lighter sentence of 18 months of home confinement before sentencing homes. apologize saying she was devastated and full of regret. the 38 year old has one small child and is expecting another baby. homes founded thoroughness, a silicon valley start up that claim to have perfected technology that could diagnose a multitude of diseases with a single drop of blood. but the technology never worked. a fact, homes kept secret from wealthy investors, like fox owner, rupert murdoch, and oracles, larry ellison homes, had a persuasive ability and was able to recruit figures like former u. s. secretaries of state henry kissinger and george schultz to sit on thoroughness. his board, digging by investigative journalists, eventually revealed their noses, thackeray and the whole edifice collapsed 4 years ago. prosecutors also asked for hundreds of millions of dollars in restitution, but the judge deferred a decision on that till later. at the height of her fame, holmes, as company was worth $9000000000.00. she hobnob with politicians, celebrities and billionaires, and the

— pressures for facilities like these care homes? , . ., ., , care homes? they are huge. huge. not only on the heating and energy _ care homes? they are huge. not only on the heating and energy costs, - on the heating and energy costs, there are also staffing costs. there was a huge shortage of staff and social care. we need to pay people more. it is an importantjob, it has a lot of responsibility, and people deserve more and need more. in order to do that, people are having to put up to do that, people are having to put up the cost of providing that care. local authorities don't have the money to meet that. ultimately government needs to put more money into the system. there is a man receiving care who was quoted in the article today. he put it very well, that social care is a national treasure. we need to treasure it like that and funded properly. imilieu like that and funded properly. when we look at the _ like that and funded properly. when we look at the situation _ like that and funded properly. when we look at the situation with funding for local authorities, we kn

to do what's forbidden in their home country. i'm not done a job and to get away from the brutal repression of the protests at home. if only for a while. most don't want to speak before the camera. they're afraid of the iranian regime, even when they're outside the country. yourself, he has less cautious. he's lived in turkey for a long time. ah, if he does so the survivors, they can move more freely here. only that somebody can tell they feel safe on you. i need to do some. they can walk the streets without fear that something will happen. just ruskin, florida will go to tell you your, your love on the city of vaughan and eastern turkey lies about 100 kilometers from the iranian border. iranians don't need a visa to visit turkey. $300000.00 came in the 1st 9 months of this year. i've had 4 people in iran. vaughan is the closest city and what counts as the west on. i feel free here. i like it very much. i'm going to sit iranians also like to come to von to shop. because of the sanctions. many goods are more expensive in iran than

i feel safer here than at home. i g. it's so much better here. did you change them again to promote that i, j. j. my soon i get regular meal and warm young girl. lulu fareed carson at i'm at ocean morton. i'm over with i don't have much at home, but i do hear to it's way different here. i feel like i'm part of the family to parker, was since i each company, okay, age of indian la familia, such are the children here, were raised in lower income families in there and weren't provided the care they needed shakara. while chaste thumb had been victims of violence or abuse atlanta, i was only a minute and our job is to protect them, say and steer them down the right path. se camshaft ha ha. the director is used to getting by on a shoestring budget, but the war a neighboring ukraine has made things much worse. a large share of their budget is now going to energy costs. and other general val, assuming at jelic i've been, we've been using electric heaters in the children's wells design. lighter showed elected chair alamo. man, and here in the laundry room

forbes magazine named homes, the richest woman in the u.s. she was valued at more than 4.5 billion dollars in 2016. the wall street journal started their investigation to the theranos lab calling into question the company's machine capabilities and then ball when he steps down in 2018, theranos was shut down and holmes and balwani were indicted on criminal fraud charges. prosecutors say holmes raised 945 million dollars investors boosting theranos value to 9 billion dollars. our coverage of the limit lizabeth home sentencing will continue online. you can scan that qr code there on your screen. that will take you to our website kron 4 dot com. there it is. you'll go to our home page. you'll see a tab there called live lizabeth holmes trial. just go to the drop-down tab there and all the info is on our website. >> last night, a big deadline for twitter employees, new ceo elon musk gave everybody an ultimatum either pledge to what he called extremely hard core work conditions or resign with severance pay and a lot of employees did choose to acco

so it's amazing to when you're at home today. don't mind looking down and out and definitely not like challenges to buy an mckoko at least has the wild card to look forward to after receiving a jan and eco lap. but now i led to the rest of them mid week games seem on to rhoda has struggled for goals. so father season and he's developed a reputation as being too good for the 2nd division, but not quite up to the standard of the buddhist legal with less than 10 minutes on the clock against mines, however, he grabbed his 3rd goal of the campaign. the old time, highest score of the 2nd division showing of that finishing touch, which has served him so well at disappointed minds clearly wanted to retaliate, but they couldn't find a way through shelter. and to rhoda take this one. but this still at the bottom of the table, one match at a time pain. mm. welcome. are by no means unfamiliar with the relegation zone. but thomas let his men definitely have a different attitude since he took over the reins and the next test was glovebox. chri

see no homes, express remorse. now she said i am so so sorry to the judge during your statement while crying. she also went on in part in a statement saying i loved there in oc was my life's work. it meant the world to me. they worked tirelessly every day. i i felt the pain for what people went through because i feel them. now i'm going to explain exactly what's going to happen next since the judge said she would since she was not remanded into custody today, she does not have to report into april 27th of next year. i spoke to a legal expert. he says most likely they're going to file an appeal asking for her to stay out on bond until then. and this could go past april of next year. but for her today, it was not what she expected and ask for 18 months or home confinement. instead, homes getting. >> 11 years and 3 land grant. >> thank you so much, justin. and now let's take a look at how we even got here in december of 2020, the trial was scheduled to begin but was delayed because of the pandemic in march 2021, the t

_ have the lights at home. do you have a battery at home? no, _ have the lights at home.on. we are going to buy it.— well, we are going to buy it soon. we are going to buy it. other people who are offering _ we are going to buy it. other people who are offering to _ we are going to buy it. other people who are offering to help _ we are going to buy it. other people who are offering to help you - we are going to buy it. other people who are offering to help you and - who are offering to help you and other people use car batteries to light their homes? is this becoming a new business for people as they help their neighbours and their fellow citizens?— help their neighbours and their fellow citizens? there are lots of --eole fellow citizens? there are lots of people who _ fellow citizens? there are lots of people who are _ fellow citizens? there are lots of people who are helping - fellow citizens? there are lots of people who are helping others i fellow citizens? there are lots of people who are helping others in lots of— people who are helping others in lots of different w

and they were going to stay in our home until the tribes were able to identify a native home. >> at thee court this month, the brackeens argued icwa should be struck down as unconstitutional, discriminating, they say on the basis of race by giving priority to native families over white families. neither the navajo nation nor the children's relatives responded to abc news's repeated requests for an interview. but in court documents the tribe argues that icwa's placement preferences are not based on race but tribal qualifications for tribal citizenship, saying the law promotes the stability and security of indian strikes and families. autumn adams, a member of the yakima nation is among dozens of foster youth asking the supreme court to uphold the law. adams says icwa was critical to keeping her family together after her father died by suicide when she was just 9 years old. >> my mother at that time was addicted to alcohol and some hard drugs. immediately after that, actually, she spiraled in a really dark hole, and that's when she lost all interest in us kids, and we were taken by washin

, home, anand. jury is still out and you will hear bosses disagreeing vehemently about this. the previous boss of twitter said you can work at home forever. elon musk clearly thinks he needs to have people in the office. i suppose the truth is somewhere in between. it depends on the work you do. some people interact a lot with other people interact a lot with other people at work. it's a real team atmosphere and they need to see each other a bit. if you do more solitary work, it might be all right working from home, but! work, it might be all right working from home, but i think it's a courses for courses situation. we're far from courses for courses situation. we're farfrom reaching a post—covid equilibrium. far from reaching a post-covid equilibrium-— far from reaching a post-covid equilibrium. far from reaching a post-covid euuilibrium. ., , ~ ., equilibrium. indeed. professor anand and natasha. — equilibrium. indeed. professor anand and natasha, thank _ equilibrium. indeed. professor anand and n

some of them had gone home to their homes. others, as i mentioned earlier, had gone and they are waiting in places like the shenandoah valley to be called up by their officers. but it becomes quickly apparent to grant that he needs to issue these paroles or at least the ability to grant paroles should be extended to all the men of the army of northern virginia, as he places it. but the formal surrender of the ceremony had happened at appomattox, farms ville, just to the east of appomattox, they are issuing roles. some of those men are men who are convalescing and confederate hospital beds. some are men that should have been at appomattox. but they hear about these parole terms, when they are not there, which many did not expect to be so generous and magnanimous. and so they are told that this happened in lynchburg as well. and it happened in places as far afield as winchester. i was really surprised that the number of men that were paroled in winchester. somewhere around 2000. i'm sure there are more out there. hancock, one of

enjoying terrific fall another home when against fryeburg. and they'd have a chance of jumping into the champions league spots. and the hosts looked hungry from the off their top scorer, christopher, and come who with the 1st big chunks the 1st half pretty much went in only one direction, but like success at some goal went unrewarded. still it didn't seem as if their attack was gravely missing, their injured strength team zana after the break, the 1st chance belong to who else but christopher and cuckoo, so it made sense, of course that it was the frenchman who set up the opening in the 54 minutes even if it wasn't totally intentional, fellow countryman, mohammed simkins smashed home the 2nd attempt, and finally the deadlock was broke. only a 112 seconds later and conclude, doubled his team's leads. his toils go with the season for the visitors. it was a rude awakening to the 2nd time. the savant other, we weren't strong enough for the beginning of the 2nd half, or we can see the 2 goes on one after sit pace, which can happen, but it's disapp

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>> so home depot is going to be announcing earnings next week lowe's. i'm looking at home depot.hey typically have higher retail sales and a much higher concentration of sales to professionals. i think around important thing to remember about home depot this is a company that got a lot of pull forward during the pandemic. we had a booming real estate market and home building market, fueled in large part by low rates. the tail winds have been head winds. that hit the stock down pretty hard, down 24%. as we take a look at this thing, right now relative to the s&p 500, it is trading at a low historically. this is typically traded to a significant premium. right now it is trading at 17 times earning. the question is what will the earnings be? we'll learn more about that next week. but that does give us a little bit of a potential upside kick if the news turns out to be okay, i think. also, a point i would make is possibly home improvements will be a little less rate sensitive than the home builders themselves would be. or that is my thinking here. but i'm not inclined to buy the stoc

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it was put to the home _ the process that you enter.nter. it was put to the home secretary that i the process that you enter. it was. put to the home secretary that she was warned on four separate occasions that the situation at the manston processing centre was illegal given that people were being held there for prolonged periods of time. she said she couldn't comment on documents, but when she arrived at the home office, she was fully aware that there was a crisis and an unprecedented level of pressure on the system which she said remains. she talked about the efforts the department is taking to try to clear the backlog of asylum claims, having quadrupled the number of staff and trying to quadrupled the rate at which they are being process. but she said and what was by far the most revealing exchange of the session between the home secretary and mps this morning that the uk had indeed failed to control its borders. that is why the prime minister and her were absolutely determined to fix the problem. jonathan blake reporting. strikes b

the pelosi's home to explain loose. that's right. i'm a paul.eing attacked around 2:30 again last friday. also, we're learning more details about that suspect david depp have we learned today that he's undocumented. now, the question is is how is this immigration status going to impact this case? almost a week since paul pelosi was allegedly attacked

his home secretary has leaked information, is overseeing chaos in the home office and has broken the law. what will she actually have to do to get the sack? >> the home secretary made an error of judgment, but she recognised her mistake and took accountability for her actions. she has now set out, transparently and in detail, a full sequence of events in a letter to the labour chair of the home affairs committee and offered to share relevant documents with the chair. she is now getting on with the job: cracking down on crime and defending our borders, something that the labour party has no interest in supporting. >> my 19-year-old constituent marie, who has been in care for much of her life, has worked long and hard, by childminding and in other ways, to save £3,600 to help support herself at university. marie now faces her university studies with no savings and no means of recovering them, because they were all stolen in a few seconds by a heartless scammer pretending to be her bank. what assurance can the prime minister give that the government are working hard to help prevent this

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