a. jenny, rena sin yarrow, a principal researcher of the indonesian nuclear energy agency. she is confident atomic power can help the southeast asian country reach its goal for net 0 carbon emissions. what you see is a place of the atomic industry of nuclear energy in the 21st century. humans, the status of understand it is the, the status how it should be implemented into the global energy. well, the scene and so on and so forth. yeah, i think that the nuclear energy has the fairly promising one for the future near future. i think because we all of us have been, was do the committee on did net 0 emission got one and we know in the case of our country, we had the 5th this out from the 4 steel ah, power plant up to 26. the one by one should be 80000, something like that. so we have to find a not, not, not, not fair to promising one did nuclear power plant is the promising they normally d for odd, blazing the for sale power plants in indonesia above us. of course, this is not so easy, so we have to mix them a good strategy to replace, ah, from force you to the green energy li

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some of them were built for a different time when budgets were more flesh -- flesh. jenny tech has been a little bit of a circular economy, where there has been a lot of private money. a lot of them were geniuses in a zero rate environment. a lot of things are going to change the next couple of years. emily: there is also this pattern matching that goes on in silicon valley. you look for founders of a certain way and maybe sam bankman-fried matched the pattern of what successful founders look like. what is the lesson here? jenny: hopefully, the lesson is we all have to do more with less. those who have been spending so much money and have not gotten anywhere will not continue to get the next check. and people who have done a lot with very little, like people of color and women, will actually be given the advantage in this new market. emily: are you changing your strategy? are you investing or waiting it out? aileen: i think both of us are fairly disciplined investors. we may be a little bit old-fashioned in that way. i think i am optimistic. obviously, it is horrible for a

a look at futures. dow jones industrial average indicated higher by 16 points after losing 2% yesterday. nasdaq is higher by 27 points. joining me now is jennytor. jenny, good morning. >> good morning. good morning from charm city. >> i love it one of the headlines from the notes here is you welcome higher interest rates tell us what you mean. >> what i mean is for the past decade with the almost zero interest rates, it messed up risk return equations. you have not been able to value investments. when you run the cash flow model, you need a risk rate of return when it is zero, the math doesn't work we are at 4% and change for 10-year treasury they will stay higher for a longer time. now the math on valuation models starts to work not just that, it is healthy and painful. it is healthier for investors. now you can actually invest in bonds. that's important now when you make risk return decisions, you might actually get real turn for taking risk. when people invest in bonds, they are lending money for 3, 4 or 10 years. in the last decade, with interest rates low, the market said give us money, but we will not pay you anything or pay you almost

your toner co, a beauty jenny? the dead yard sergey gunshot, is a successful moldova farmer. he has 80 hector, as of land, but all his successes mean almost nothing. now. the agricultural sector which can't survive without credit, i'm state support, his honest aveson diet. you're really to who, who was great, what of these corn and wheat field straddle the boulder with ukraine? equipment is a per sad cuz it is a perception you would have to equip zoom longer with that you but the quick video couldn't give the quick let you let go trash. 30 days the rest of the last night we did, she would it would be let us back. one of you ever tried to not but you come up with the way what? yes. because you've been loyal to us, but you don't lose him. i mean, nobody's purchased so he will not open it is so, so she would use lewis sure you can, you put over the process. of course, all it took was got a lot of thought of heap assignment and actually not being used to continuous work because i put it in to cost a new ship, a statistic of what you know, go over your i'm not easily what are your

strict border policies along with the recent agreement to contain migration has led to a pileup of migrants in mexico. jenny, a program core nader for doctors without borders says the resulting crisis has left ngos with negative resources. >> we have seen the humanitarian consequences of politics and that is something we shouldn't. shelter, food, water should not be linked to a consequence of politics. >> mexico city can accommodate migrants passing through. >> we are inside mexico city's largest migrant shelter. the migrant population has surged by more than five times the shelters capacity. to say it is overcrowded would be an understatement and the organizers say more people are arriving every day. >> the shelters director says her organization has been in crisis mode since last month after mexico agreed to accept more migrants being expelled from the u.s. >> the shelter is on the verge of collapse. we are short on water, bathrooms, and we don't even have enough food. >> migrants are growing concerned that border policies will only become more strict. >> many families have entered the u.s. but many other

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on friday the retail sector on pace for its worst year since 2008, but a number of stocks are hitting net in retail right now? jennym going to turn to you first. ross stores is working in fact, it's right now going to probably hit a 52-week high if it hasn't already done so at this point why ross stores in that retail trade? >> well, it's interesting. ross stores is in our growth strategy i want to talk about ross stores, american eagle which we just sold unfortunately yesterday, and footlocker. we own all three of those. if you look at those they're interesting. ross stores is up only 3% year to date but up 4% in the last month. so what i think the theme here is bigger than any one store the theme is that retail overall, and this is why we bought american eagle back in may and footlocker back in february the theme is that the shares of these companies have been punished as if the consumer was going to lay down and die and never spend any money again, and ges what american consumers are extremely resilient and they continue to spend. now they're not doing that well. in fact, ross stores you and i were talking about

we are back in a book, jenny, julia, and we had to ask an age or question. is it possible to win the war on drugs? i want to ask. mr. mohammed a j is the commandant of n d l e a. this is the national drug or legislative body here in the country. the most recent reports by your statistics body indicates that about 14000000 people have used drugs at some point. why do you think this number is so high compared to the rest of the world that you know for luca, decisive nat geo, cuba mission was were over 200 and some to 1000000 people. so 14 is what a fraction then what steve, it is too high. 14000000 people use using drop is too high to their local factors, or can be a dues as to whether or why they are using these drops. will it be lack of employment to society? will it be ah luck with parental chia? will it be broken? who parents are normal together? default one and wife are normal together. so nobody to console. the kids here who need b? ah, a lot of pressure in the society that is through employment, a lot of use i have graduated from the university looking f

i have a crush on jenny and courtney and lisa.t made it kind of difficult to go to work, because i had to pretend that i didn't have these. >> reporter: it is the year 2000. he's the the number one sitcom on tv. >> it's the time i should have ben the toast of the town. i was in a dark room, meeting with nothing but drug dealers and completely alone. for months. >> reporter: the spiral into prescription drugs has begun. he has a memory of the first pill as indelible as the first teenage drink long ago. he was making a movie called "fools rush in." during a lunch break, he was playing around on a jet ski. has an injury. he's given a pill for the pain and says it was like warm honey entering his veins. >> i swear to god, i think if i'd never taken it, none of the next three decades would have gone the way they did. who knows? when i woke up, 40 more pills had been delivered to my house. >> reporter: they were vicodin. he tells himself, maybe he can curb his drinking if he uses pills to tame his fear and self-doubt. more pills of many

it landed in a village at the polish ukrainian border, killing 2 people at jenny's update at a sour stay tuned for the business headlines coming up with i called chris kolber. that's next. thanks for watching the booth with it. they come in know everything you enjoy, eating at home with your family, was harvested by people lamore b and exploited the diesel for the in that the green revolution on some absolutely necessary europe revealed the future is being determined. now, our documentary theories will show you how people, companies and countries are we thinking everything lacking later changes? you've reviewed this week on d, w. y . ah, a cold winter is underway for a big tech retail joined. amazon has started mass layoffs. meanwhile tech world because in india are fighting back against job. cox was more for more correspondence. also coming up, egypt is building a brand new capitol right in the deserts. maybe that's the reason hardly anybody wants to move there. i'm chris kolber walton for the program. online retailer. amazon has confirmed a coming round of mass labels, making it the la

maybe those are some of the comments he says the fed needs to get to the bottom end of a 5% to 7% rate change. jenny, he sort of spooked the market a week ago and threw out 7% was consideration for him, and maybe he's leaving with a bang >> maybe it's not bullard and maybe it's not the fed maybe it's the fact we evnded last week trading 18 times, and people are saying that feels a little rich and maybe we got ahead of ourselves maybe there's not many reasons for significant sides here can we get to 4100 maybe. that's only 2.5%, and that's not inspiring. what are we doing now? starting to consolidate what has happened we are shifting our thoughts into the next quarter's earnings which are probably not going to be that inspiring? maybe that's what this is about, is thinking about earnings about next year and moving away from the fed. >> i have a hard time believing that a very hard time believing that. >> everybody and their mother expect 50 basis points and expect powell or whoever to throw cold water on the market if it gets ahead of itself, because that's what they are doing. they are controlling a

beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride it's own about the perspective culture information. this is the w news and warner he w made for mines. oh, i think he's everything jenny, there's a big, i'm listening so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything. ah, and to some of this i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shop my got my license to work as a swimming instructor on dish. and now i teach children who don't stick with. what's your story? take part. share it on info, migrants dot net. ah oh, hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa. you to beat issues and sure idea you know, or this channel, we are not afraid to happen delicate topic because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d. w with this is d, w. news live from building rescue was rice against the clock to reach potential survivors. after a powerful earthquake shakes indonesia at least $280.00 people i did and told looks likely to increases more bodies recovered from the worst areas. also on the program the world health organization wants that russia.

nothing transformative at footlocker >> right, palo alto, let's take a look at that jason snipe, and jenny, too, let's hear from you on this. a very nice move today >> absolutely. with palo alto, still expensive stock trading at 50 times forward, but billings are up 27%. it's trading very well, you know, relative to the market, relative to the nasdaq it's only down 8%. just secular tail winds in the cyber security space so i continue to like it i think it'll do well going forward, and something i'll continue to -- >> i own crowd strike, owned palo alto in the past and keep hearing this argument we understand security spending is going to stay resilient even if there's an economic contraction. and everyone sees that and everyone is already there. is that a reason for us to sellout? >> i don't think so at all i think enterprise spend is going to remain strong again just thematicly in the secular trends within cyber security i think a lot of these names can continue to do well, and especially for a name as we think about long duration assets, it's trading at 50 times but still responded well

there is a completely different moral atmosphere. earlier we folks have jenny, a state senator richard black. he believes nathan countries have no interest in the well being of ukraine as long gift can continue fighting moscow. i think there's a lot of truth in what president boatner's saying. there's very little evidence that the nato, any of the, any of the european countries have the slightest interest and the well being of ukraine. the ukraine economy has collapsed. the people are in darkness. tens and tens of thousands of ukrainians have been killed. many more ukrainian soldiers and russian, russia has suffered a lot of casualties, but ukraine has had just incredible levels of death and, and woundings. so i think, i think that the men of ukraine, the soldiers are being used as cannon fodder. and i don't really think that the nato and the western care is all about the country of ukraine. i think it's, it's simply a place to advance their, their strategic objectives. but the people don't matter at all, not the men talk to women, not civilians. no one in ukra

alix: thanks a lot. jenny stocks are trading in the u.s.n top of the government preparing the covid zero policy. damian sassower, they join us now. i feel like i have heard and seen this movie before. what do we really think the reopening possibility actually is? >> so the rumor on social media today is that the chinese communist party has formed a committee to explore scenarios or future paths for reopening with a view to kicking that off around march 2023. and i want to underscore that this is a rumor on social media, but when asked about it, china's foreign ministry said they hadn't heard about it so there's some questions about this status. even so, that path which is driven such an enormous reaction the chinese market, chinese stocks in the u.s. surging higher is really not entirely surprising. if china could reopen, of course they would have a group of experts plan it in advance. and if there is a time to begin it, march next year after the national. but whenever one has gather new jobs seems quite logical moment to do it. guy: how wo

i need nippy here. minimum but she's going to get a hold of them. so she's jenny, near you. there's a bumble. not so many general social eugene, you ship machine ukraine. yeah, i will talk with ms. each of those marina. let me see. mm hm. via golf meet that he's dish him on the dog or when quarter to probably at the approval. i used to lead egan stomach and he had a smart they would sell off of congestion. yeah. murder, he's going to have me premium, but most of them you'll get the roof. but if you dollars a year, we're getting bullied away. she me on big of a tory see just a moment here, remiss and they would you be equal with them bust please. ah, what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk but it was, did you guys you guys you my it was our locals still 3 minutes with it. they used the 13 year old. that is good today. that way that you broug

in school when she goes to wind kiddos, i need 3 year minimum, but she's going to get a hold of them. so she's jenny, near, you know, it's a double month. 70 general social eugene, you ship machine, you're going yeah, i will talk with ms. each of those marina. let me see. mm hm. via golf meet that. he's dish him on the dog or william quarter to probably other pieces to heal approval. i need to let egan stop, and he had a smart, they would sell off of context a premium, but most of them you'll get growth. but if you dollars a year, we're busy. but anyway, she me on big of a tory, see just a moment here. remiss and they were to be equal with on bus, please. ah, ah ah ah, the elections are almost completely removed from day to day lives to the american people. and so the american people, i believe it provided good information left to their own devices, would count 2 on far more reasonable foreign conclusions than are coming to about world events. right? ah . but that was if you guys you guys you might want our local still 3 minutes with that we do require that with them if they use the session, you own

i just saw a valid thought. jenny and edina yeah, dollars will yawn to look it beer did be danny. so shane. good them it come and what a circle to city actually it looks like i'm on a full twitter. i don't where i live highly. be up. the la la should in actual final he it dizzy landed. i walked sitting to call a lot and, and i know our mission is though i been wireless. i'll be here all. but how to, you know, any condemned condenser to college and how many criminal is it? again, she just kind of i want you guys about like what, what happens when you look at the how and his mom had recovered? when can feature what you hope in know, in research, in how you can, lo and hedrick could hear that it had fall on madeline. but 2nd, look the like out of the shifted them number, listed them in. what kind of storage and some of it us hope if it will be to some of the public to sort of how will it all models? and then when i was ha, how there were some. i love that a young man named she'd he jumped over the rail to try and help but he was also fired up. i didn't know that of him and capital flo

a is a severe recession, jenny, something you're expecting in the coming weeks and months? 's more important when you read a tweet like that, when you read a statement like that, the first thing we all need to do is consider the motivation, and so what's elon musk's motivation on saying something like this, his one of i'm the richest man in the world status is totally propped up on the predication of tesla's stock. why was it stepped up? because of the return of higher return companies ride this and i'm super cynical and concept cal and saying, oh, what's he really wants he wants his tesla stock go back up the reality is, no, we don't need to cut rates to avoid a severe and deep recession. we've been saying for the past year, 12, 15 months, are these rolling recessions ultimately they lead to a broader, more mild, maybe no recession. i think we'll have one, but it will be more mild. when i think about the fed cutting, my skin bristles. the reason for that is the reason we're in this mess is because of ten-plus years of free money, near zero interest rates. what that did was

a rival gang. local residents are afraid. >> we don't feel safe. you can get caught in the crossfire. we never had anything like this in the neighborhood. >> now it's becoming more frequent. >> jenny, which is not her real name, was also in a gang. she is also originally from the dominican republic. she joined a gang when she was 12 and fell in love with one of the leaders. when she got pregnant at 14, she had a secret abortion. >> my parents worked a lot. they barely paid me any attention or showed me any affection. the gang gave that to me. they said "we're your family, we'll give you everything, we'll help you. that's exactly what i needed. >> jenny is now 26. she too escaped, like domi. pastor alberto diaz from a local church offered them support. he estimates there are thousands of youth gang members in madrid. he says the numbers swelled during the pandemic. >> social networks play a key role in recruitment. tiktok, instagram, and to some extent facebook too, are real traps. there are so many posts that glorify gangs. and videos as well. >> this is just one example of such videos. getting into a gang is made easy. getting out is another story, as jenny discovered. >> it's di

a rival gang. local residents are afraid. >> we don't feel safe. you can get caught in the crossfire. we never had anything like this in the neighborhood. >> now it's becoming more frequent. >> jenny, which is not her real name, was also in a gang. she is also originally from the dominican republic. she joined a gang when she was 12 and fell in love with one of the leaders. when she got pregnant at 14, she had a secret abortion. >> my parents worked a lot. they barely paid me any attention or showed me any affection. the gang gave that to me. they said "we're your family, we'll give you everything, we'll help you. that's exactly what i needed. >> jenny is now 26. she too escaped, like domi. pastor alberto diaz from a local church offered them support. he estimates there are thousands of youth gang members in madrid. he says the numbers swelled during the pandemic. >> social networks play a key role in recruitment. tiktok, instagram, and to some extent facebook too, are real traps. there are so many posts that glorify gangs. and videos as well. >> this is just one example of such videos. getting into a gang is made easy. getting out is another story, as jenny discovered. >> it's di

it actually worked out very nicely in a couple of ways. jennyief librarian at that point for d.c. public library. as you travel around d.c. for the weekend or however long you are here jenny was instrumental in getting of the new libraries built. she was working with the developers, the contractors, et cetera down to the painters in the paint colors it was going to hibe. i had the opportunity to more run the library as an institution f. it was wonderful. one of the things we did while i was there was to create a whole cadre of teen employees. presenting this concept to the board of trustees i was going on about how wonderful it was going to be when they hired all the students. one of the board member said what he going to cally them? pangs of distention. we made their badges they were teens of distinction. the kids stewed up tolerant whe they did that. the very first meeting of the teenagers when they were hired was i went in to talk with them just sat in the seats et ceterat britt and i said no i've two instructions for you. the next time an ad

lynelle says jenny is a "precious treasure" and a "forever friend." when mr. stewarts were delighted. brian: tim was invited to attend scott's maiden speech. he was excited, so was i, when scott was elected. house speaker: the member for cook. prime minister morrison: mr. speaker, it is with humility-- brian: i thought it was rather a privilege that tim was one of those who received the invitation. i would imagine that any incumbent for the--speaking for the first time would ask people to attend who were in some way special him. louise: when tim and lynelle stewart celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary in august 2017, then-treasurer scott morrison sent his congratulations on lynelle's facebook page. "happy anniversary guys - still remember you telling jen and i a very long time ago in our little flat in bronte that you had an amazing guy - you were right." these photos which they shared on facebook are from the following year, when the morrison family holidayed with the stewarts on the new south wales south coast. when the morrisons moved into the prime mi

. >> a piece of oregon history is up for sale and the owner of the goonies house is listing the iconic home used in the film for 1.6 million bucks. reporter jenny young got a look inside. >> this view is incredible. a story is iconic house on a hill with a wraparound porch overlooking the sea is for sale in the goonies movie. the 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house was the home of character. mikey walsh, this is not only the stalled or this is a piece of cinematic history. we are in the few mike sloot who co-hosts the confused breakfast podcast, one of the fastest growing movie podcast in the country is here with his crew all the way from iowa. i really couldn't think of anybody better to come out. i think about that often as a way to promote the listing real estate agent jordan miller invited the confused breakfast crew to film and record inside the house. we basically were busy, but we just cleared our schedule because this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for us. not only as fans of the movie, but just to be able to experience is the current owner bought the home back in 2001 at that point, it was completely dilapidated and falling apart and she

i feel like like a kid adult jenny and jason lou, offering a little help on the hunt for vixen, donner, blitzen and friends. i think there's one right behind you. oh yes, there it is. okay we're doing pretty well. so far . we've found eight of those reindeer. but we're still on the lookout for rudolph. let's go. that my friends is why they call this amazing. and after all the hard work, so i'm here in need of a little magical. pick me upper. it sounds like christmas for the older kids. there's an ice bar. okay, here's how it works. you hold your little glass right up to this. and you get a true ice stream back outside in the center of it all five 32. dazzling 100 ft tall christmas tree, ensuring that after a tough few years, holiday spirit is once again alive and well, it's just amazing feeling to be here again. as a as a family. we haven't had a chance to visit and chant. yet there's still plenty of time it runs through new year's day in san jose, zac sos ktvu, fox two news. it's like a lot of fun out there. well the holiday shopping season is getting underway with a crackdown on thie

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that agenda that he's often timber years have been by your choice all just not a deal for them, but none of them is jenny, regular b a b. i know that your name as a grades or what a policy on what made it wasn't a go for them, but i gotta pull it up on the, on a regular version out on those who told me yes with us and also make the book a g it's also needles, and a lot of times out of order numbers and what i would like to read it or get to where will changes and people are you forced all school mom in a late study. so it doesn't matter. i'm going to reset it. just let me go and i remember, james reported, i'm a long as i want to switch. i'm a radio so you're not even a bill based, isn't it? oh mm. it's good to me with this. hello adrian, for the get here and know how the headlines and i was 0. hundreds of kenyon troops arrived in the democratic republic of congo. that part of a regional force that's helping congolese, so just fight the m $23.00 rebel group. people are celebrating of the strategic southern ukrainian city of cassandra. after this recapture from russia forces he could use the advance to ex

so that is a lot of what to be done so that we are, but these process take long, jenny. and so there's still a lot to be done, you say so what are the key issues that the summit failed to address? ah, well we the that is one being establishing our fund and that is why the other being as shredding that that fund, i say money. so it would have been now quite welcome if we could see some co creek implemented by some country see yesterday of the fund, we have committed this amount of money. so to start, we've already saw a process of putting together the framework betty saffo mattress. you should know going to be, does business doubly so decimal minute being to be job week to be a company. so it's our process. we do maybe a call. we have seen this process, the process if i'm wrong, and the, some of us believe that these are some of been delayed. got these does so. so in this past of the developing countries and as of the civil society, there was an antique um, went out from the pen african climate justice alliance. thank you so much for being a d w. thank you very much. human

a will. i was like ok for me in the team. thanks for watching. ah i think is everything jenny fair some are big a muslim so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything. ah and to some is this i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shove my got my license to work as a swimming instructor here on dish. and now i teach children bonded dose to swim desktop discussion. what's your story? take part. share it on info, migrants dot net. ah ah, this week on the world's stories. how turkey is banning festivals and the provinces fighting against illegal fishing in italy with sculptures, we start in ukraine for 8 months. it was not possible to take a train from keep the house on, but now the trains are finally up and running again, bringing families back home, a famous pearson band and keep station playing for fellow hair salon returning for the 1st time to night, train one o 2 is heading to the liberated south, painted by artists. it's dubbed the train to victory, each wagon representing an occupied territory. ludmilla, his daughter helps her

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they loved that he said, well, i'll just see that when a site is if a person jenny infant, you know, says the tormenting cut out will be the most inclusive in history, new facilities as stadiums that have been built with accessibility in mind. to ensure all fans the can attend that matches and they were sent reports. ah, a tournament for all. that is catherine's world cup ambition. this little match involving plays who are hearing impaired. was the sporting sense, a piece of a conference aimed at ensuring every fan can play a part at these finals. the head of world football was in attendance to on the line, his organizations commitment to the cause. when you think about football, was big about joy was legal. i business was big about smile locally, a moment of smile. a moment of joy catulus accessibility forum has been in place since 2016, an annual gathering of disability experts from around the world wheelchair uses visually and hearing impaired fans, supporters with mental health issues. and those with different sensory requirements are all represented here. events when show this i

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but now to get a more in depth look as to what to expect from the from this to day marathon, i'm the, i'm joined by dr. jenny scenario, who's a principal researcher with indonesia is national research and innovation institute . and also, she's a women's, a major women's rights advocate. she sort of the leader of women with the national institute for women's development in the nuclear industry. so dr. scenario, thank you so much. it's a privilege to have you on the program. could you please 1st tell me as to what your expectations are from this event. ok, thank you so much. my degree as gently as i am from indonesia and in i was invited here as a leader of the woman nuclear as a she is in so as a principal, a researcher. and i hope that we know that out and explore. it looks like a very bit more than yeah, for us to update the recent technology related with the nuclear, not only for energy but also for non energy one. and we, as you know, also you already mentioned about the blue economy or something like that. so we are facing also to be committed under met 0 emission carbon bits. why i think the one thing t

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well we interviewed jenny, you know she much for a less time than justice thomas and she really helps tell his story. but he talks about what he met her and marrying her and what she means to him and she calls her a gift from god and i think they are very close. and i i think that the confirmation battle the very kind of contentious confirmation battle. they were not married that long pulled them together to have to go through something like that together and i think that that them one as she does he in the book address his first marriage to kathy ambush and his son jamal and your chest is in a little bit. i think you can see in the film. we didn't put this so much in the buck that i pressed him, and he did not want to speak much about it. so he's a little about it. we tell about it, but he doesn't speak much. i think it's interesting that as a result of that marriage. they had a child a son and she wanted him to raise the child and he raised his son as a single person with not a huge salary in washington in the 80s a very tough thing to do. is this your first book? it's my first buck

jenny, thank you and lovely to see you again -- a _ expect. npopular with the supporters because they were only able to buy the club by borrowing money against it. effectively plunging the club into millions of pounds of debt. the fans feel they should have spent more money on the players. remember, united have not won a trophy since 2017, and the protests against the glazer family have been getting louder and louder, so why have they made this announcement now? a number of reasons perhaps. first of all the demise of the european super league which would have been hugely lucrative to the glazer family had it happen, but it's not happened. and also the fact that both the stadium and training facilities require millions of pounds of redevelopment, and all of this comes just hours after it was announced that their star player, cristiano ronaldo was leaving the club with immediate effect following the explosive tv interview in which he accused the club of betraying him. he was also highly critical of the glazerfamily in the he was also highly criti

the world's biggest, the apple i phone, make a phone call. apologize to work is that it's jenny, do factory off for a protest turned violent. they employees are against china street cove, with 900 policy, and one better pay. joe is now preparing to lockdown for 5 days off to arise and current of virus infections. patrick, fog, as well from hong kong report say that the unrest of the folks compliant in john jo has now been brought under control. and the companies agreed to pay work is that it only recently joined the equivalent of around $1400.00 us dollars to end the protests and leave the campus immediately as far as we understand they were upset of working conditions. and in particular, because they reportedly being exposed to other workers that have been infected by the virus, they rule so complaining that folks gone had failed to pay them the salaries and bonuses that they'd been promised. now it's unclear what's of impact this is going to have on apple precisely, but chinese media report say that as many as $100000.00 people had come to work at this facility. following recent similar u

ah, your watching l 0 life from a headquarters ins alpha. i'm jenny navigator. also coming up public anger races against corona virus restrictions in china. as cases had a record high for a 3rd day amazon employees around the world, walk off the job on one of the biggest shopping days of the year. and a fishy business will have more unwise shrimp cultivation and carola is leading to the decimation of mangrove. ah, hello iran supreme leader has praised forces who have dealt with protest her as in a defiant speech to the country. weeks of demonstrations were sparked by the death of massa, many while in police custody in september. a violent crack down on rallies has been widely condemned, but leaders into iran accused western countries of orchestrating the unrest. let sir bring endorsing jabari. she's joining us from to her on so doors. so the supreme leader, still speaking to the nation, what have we heard from him so far? as the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini, has been in providing a vast number and examples. and his experience in the field of dealing with wh

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