alderson: this soccer field used to be a potato field. dig down here a tiny bit and you can see--you can see how easy that comes up. this beautiful, super fine texture, that is perfect potato ground. the thing about this soil and why this ground was so perfect is just over there is the san gabriel river. and it's all a concrete flood channel now, but before they built that concrete flood channel, this was a flood plain. and all of this beautiful, silty soil is stuff that has come down out of the mountains over generations, centuries, millennia, i suppose. and during flood events that would come along every once in a while, this beautiful soil would be deposited by those flood waters. and so this is exactly perfect potato ground. and now it's perfect soccer ground. [whistle blows, shouting] announcer: for the tremendous development and progress of this amazing area, coupled with its usually pleasant climate has brought a never-ending stream of population pouring into los angeles and the surrounding communities, mass production of modern...

i had put in a near home transfer before i went to alderson and because alderson needed head count i had to go there. so that's how i ended up at alderson. so again, here i am trying to fight to get closer to my family so i can have visits because i had one visit while i was there for my daughter's birthday. and that was -- i did seven years in prison and so being able to talk to my family, my grandmother, because she's older and sickly. was very important to me. and my daughter was 7 when i went to prison. so that was very important to me. and like she said. the officer had a lot of control, you know. they have a lot of control. we really don't have a say-so. i had already been in prison with women who had reported stuff and been sentenced to -- been sent to county jails where the food is moldy and they're wearing underwear that are -- been previously wore. nobody wants to be uprooted from a prison that you've taken time to do programs in and be sent to another prison because you report this stuff. so i'm sure that's why a lot of people don't report. besides retaliation. and i had a

briane moore and alderson, west virginia. ms. linda de la rosa was formerly incarcerated at the federal medical center in lexington kentucky and professor brenda smith is a national expert on sexual abuse and custodial settings. i appreciate all of you being with us today and look forward to your testimony. >> the rules of the subcommittee require all witnesses to be sworn in. so at this time i would ask all of you to please raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about to get before the subcommittee is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> let the record to state that all witnesses answered in the affirmative. we are using a timing system today. your written testimony will be printed in the record in its entirety and we would ask you limit your testimony to approximately five minutes and you will see a a tire. ms. richardson we will begin with you first. >> good morning. i would like to first express my sincere gratitude to chair man ossoff. my name is carolyn richardson. i wa

cathy alderson retired nurse and lifelong liverpool fan. volunteers behind the counter on mattie's road. we know when they've scored as well because you can hear the roar and it's really it to be so close to the ground. and as you clock there are actually 2 teams in liverpool. the other being everton who play in blue hunger was no club. colace is the motto. you don't have to be a read, sophia. we've got several lose the hi. may you? you know, what will we all believe in local people and keeping the money locally from possibly can reinvest in our own society. but mildred, one of our volunteers, our eldest volunteer mildred's, do you support liverpool or evidently? woodson? oh, sorry. i asked. now i see no, no on much days outside the stadium, there's a food bank project which also harnesses fan power. as a lifelong liverpool supporter, joe blocks mission is about more than just be a fan of also some great glories on the picture. yeah. so really hard times be and paul football club is also being part of a community why we do this, why we do fund support through a bunch of funds could be a

so we got see effect snow once again as we go into thursday. alderson heavier working its way across easton areas and look at those temperatures dropping down and beijing as well as sold. it'll be a similar story. once that mild air is pushed out in places like tokyo, we have a look at the 3 day. however, some recovery, at least in times of sunshine, on friday. with, oh, a ah ah ah. hello again. the top stories on algae 0. this our ukraine's president has visited. the frontline city of buck moved. it's been badly damaged and fighting with russian troops. loading rosalyn who says the situation and russian health ports of eastern korean is extremely difficult. nurses in the u. k. are on the picket lines for the secondary this month, demanding better pay and conditions up to $100000.00 nurses are taking part in the unprecedented strikes. there were demanding salary increases of up to 19 percent. the world cup winners argentina and their captain leaving a message our home. you're looking at the live pictures are found already gathering in the city center on what's been declared a public

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frank alderson is going to be speaking on a finance and biodiversity event in montreal.ed doves got a boost as u.s. explosion -- as u.s. inflation slows more than expected. more on that ftx fallout. sam bankman-fried denied bail into the bahamas ahead of a likely extradition battle. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> no doubt, you look at the headline numbers, better discolorations in a number of items. >> everything the fed has been doing as difficult as that has been for the markets, the inflation data shows us it is going in the right direction. >> it's not just the magnitude of the moves, it's also the speed. >> investors didn't think inflation was going to come down and now it's coming down even faster. >> it is not the end. this is not the time to get complacent. there is a lot more to do. dani: some of the bloomberg tv guests reflecting and reacting to that cooler than expected u.s. cpi reading. joining us is jane foley. thanks for joining the program this morning. we had stocks give up a lot of the initial gain they had after that cpi, but the dollar losses were able to sti

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