john and miky said this was the most important day of their lives. the ceremony, the better. the elaborate mass wedding is a huge celebration - to mark a decision that's for life. because for now at least, divorce is not an option in the philippines, where marriage is held in very high regard. finaly, we're officially a couple. i'm happy that i now take his name. getting married is easy. getting divorced impossible. april tadios would like nothing more than to get divorced. but the law prohibits it. the 41 -year-old has to provide for her daughter on her own. her husband left her years ago. since then, juliana has hardly seen her father. her memory of him is fading. a few photos in the family album are all that remains since he went to seek work abroad, as so many do here. he later broke off all contact. and no divorce means no requirement to pay child support. "i'm afraid that i won't be able to give her everything she needs. when she asks me for something, i say, 'be patient, we can't afford it at the moment, we don't have any money right now. ' sh

nine hot dogs, nine and a half for miki.at's quite a pace, actually. listen, i haven't taken down three weiners in three and a half minutes since college, richard. i don't see myself competing in here in the near future. i think with the proper training i could be. i just don't necessarily know if i want to be. how about a little love for our newcomer? thank you. [upbeat music] but i had to incorporate his family heirloom eames chair. and it actually doesn't look half bad in the corner of the room. right, puff. [theme music]

hewett continued his us open wheelchair singles title defence with a dominant win over japan's takuya mikid seed hewett, a three time champion in new york, won 6—1, 6—3 to set up a semifinal with argentine third seed gustavo fernandez. hewett�*s compatriot and doubles partner gordon reid beat fourth seed martin de la puente to also reach the last four. another brit, andy lapthorne, also progressed to the quad semi—finals. the rugby world cup gets under way in a few hours with hosts france taking on new zealand in paris. the stade de france is the venue for what will be a huge opening fixture between both nations. france are looking to win the rugby world cup for the first time. a big day for all of us. it's been four years now. we expect home crowd supporting us. we can be proud of what we achieved so far, but we know it is a big stage and step for us against a fabulous new zealand team. i've never seen a build—up for a game like this, people put so much on it. the fact that it is a whole nation who have strong expectations, their public have strong expectations. it is well scripted, but a

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. >> but kim is not going to be the -- mikie sherrill is the one they wan they want really.nk kim has already got people running for his seat which i think he was surprised about. but i do think that they'll be so much pressure that they'll just unite around somebody else. the governor is coming out. >> and talking about the senate map, i want to show so viewers understand the significant significance. look at this full map. democrats are in a very difficult spot. because there are only two possible seats that could flip. texas and florida. and that is a reach. and you're looking at these deep purple states, those are the vulnerable statements that are being held by democrats. those could flip. and those could absolutely flip. an you add new jersey to the map, if he does run, that is an expensive media market and a difficult raetzce and hard to k that race with someone facing primary charges. >> and when i talk to the different came committees, they note that we could not abbe affording in a race like this with a map like that to be diverting resources to a state like new je

you think of mikie sherrill, josh godheimer, do they look at this here today and see a potential opportunity and challenge menendez even if he goes forward and runs. >> and it is a big question for cory booker and phil murphy, both of whom have further ambitions as well potentially to stand with him when this indictment on the face of it is much more specific and graphic than the previous case. >> and i think that is the immediate test because obviously everyone will be asking them, and cory booker had no trouble last time immediately saying that he stood behind bob menendez. phil murphy the democratic governor, i think that they will set the tone when you see their sponsor if it happens to be a lack of a response, i think it sets the tone for democratic leaders. but even if they stand behind him, you have to look at the possibility of one of the other democrats goes forward with a primary challenge. didn't happen in 2018 and some might have regretted it. >> steve kornacki, thank you so much. paul and ken also on the big breaking news. and one more little point, stepping down from his chairm

. >> reporter: new jersey congresswoman mikie sherrill have joined several other democratic lawmakersstabilization act. >> we have a child care crisis in america. >> reporter: it would continue funding at $16 billion for the next five years to keep centers open and help workers. how personal is this issue to you? >> it's incredibly personal to me. there was a time when i was looking for child care, it was costing more than my paycheck to put my children in child care. >> my wife and i, we have a 13-month-old son, we're lucky we have the resources. i have a good job that helps pay for a it. that is $2600 a month that is almost as much as my first mortgage of the house. >> reporter: ashley wonders how much she'll have to pay with funding set to run out. >> i probably wouldn't be able to afford it. without this, my son, he wouldn't be here. it's a stressful thing to think about. >> there is a bipartisan task force that is looking ator potential legislative solutions. but there is growing concern about this child care and a potential government shutdown hitting a the same time which could

it's this miki tel aviv uni. and she's like famous for all these kind of fakakta stories . stories. but basically but they basically what they're saying is when there were no elephants for them to eat, which they could kill with a with a brick or simple tools, simple tools that man had had to get smarter for and started develop tools , tools to started develop tools, tools to kill the smaller animals. right. so their brains got bigger when the truth is the truth. is it was eating all that meat that got all those brains so smart and the human brain has lost about 15% of its volume in the last 10,000 years since we've started to eat grains. you can look that up. okay. >> wonderful. thank you so much for that. i want to sort of try this now and see. i'm going to use this very blunt tool to see to this big elephant over to kill this big elephant over here. and then i'll use this little was scared for a second. fair enough . daily star now with fair enough. daily star now with an article from lewis's ex—wife , women should stop sex with men. it's extremely problematic and unenjo

i brought this issue up with vice chair barr, with miki bowman and your written questions for the last time you were here, i didn't get a chance to ask questions because my seniority here on the committee. you said you answered in writing and you said we have to be mindful of the tradeoffs associated with adjusting capital levels as it could, quote unquote, cause banks to reduce the availability of credit or to pass higher costs of credit onto consumers, end quote. you said, quote, capital and liquidity levels at our largest, most systemically important banks are at multidecade highs, enquote. my constituents sent me here to lower costs for working families. this hits them hard. as the fed considers new capital requirements, how do you intend to strike that balance between the tradeoff that you talked about in your written response? chair powell: so that is the balance. you said it very well. stronger capital requirements mean we have a stronger banking system. it means it's more resilient to downturns and crises and things like that so banks can continue to lend during even stressful

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