we will speak to ceo anders opedal later in the show. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> demand will have to weaken and labor market conditions may have to soften more to begin to see progress. in that world, it wouldn't be appropriate to cut rates. the u.s. banking system is sound and resilient. conditions have broadly improved since march. those have now all been resolved. it is essential that the debt ceiling be raised in a timely way so the u.s. government can repay all of its bills when they are due. it would be uncharted territory and the consequences to the u.s. economy would be highly uncertain and could be quite adverse. the case of avoiding recession is in my view more likely. it is possible we will have what i hope will be a mild recession. we are strongly committed to returning inflation to our 2% objective. inflation will not come down so quickly, it will take some time. manus: jay powell speaking at the fomc press conference yesterday about the state of the u.s. economy, banking, and inflation. jeffrey cleveland is the chief economist

all of anders and beverly's advethr brand new book, a wing and prayer the race to save our vanishingthey spread seeds all across the forest, and that's how these trees actually grow. um, birds eat 400 to 500 million insects every year. those are 500 tons. yeah are insects that are not now biting you when it comes to the birds. what's good for the goose is good for the gander. and it turns out we humans are the gander. when birds are happy in their environment. the environment is good for all kinds of wildlife and is good for people to well. ganz abc news new york thank you, too, will for that story, but one thing that they said is it's the story not just for birders, but anyone who cares about preserving the planet and all its natural splendor which i agree with. we got to figure it out. yeah, and we need to know what's happening to the birds. i'm glad someone is checking into it for us. we'll i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months on golo and taking release. golo saved my life. i was way overweight, and that's what sent me down the path, was i--i wanted to make sure and live for m

it was led by the legendary general vladyslav anders. a cavalryman who was captured by the soviets in 1939 and spent 22 months in prisons refusing to join the red army in the fall of 1941, general anders with enormous energy began to gather in the gulag camps and in the special settlements of poles, jews, ukrainians and belarusians in siberia , there were more than 80,000 of them before they were citizens of poland and agreed to fight for the freedom of this country , and another 40,000 were their families. in tashkent, typhus raged among the soldiers, they died by the hundreds. but after years in siberia, everyone was happy to escape and were only waiting for the opportunity to leave the ussr, because anderson demanded from stalin that his army would fight under the british command in the sector of the allied armies in the end stalin agreed and tens of thousands of soldiers were transported by boat across the caspian sea to iran and then to palestine, where they began training and preparing for the creation of a combat-ready army from deported and exhausted people. the poles did not

thousands of opponents of the monarchy system another city has the largest anti-royalty demonstration ander is not a good role model in this country. the monarchy pocketed billions of money from movies without our consent. it took 250 million pounds from the pockets of the people, especially the poor . the royal family of japan has wealth, but for many reasons. there is people's protest against the monarchy. the monarchy is a direct representative of racism and slavery. therefore, this ceremony is a kind of commemoration of uncle and racism. millions of mullahs spent in this ceremony while people are dying of hunger in the streets. what is the justification for the leader of the republican group and fleeing from the supporters of the republican system, who opposed the monarchy and holding this ceremony, were arrested and today because of the shirt that i don't like, referring to the monarchy , they were filming the method written in the coronation ceremony . because of this, they were arrested. an example of a clear violation of democracy and freedom of speech in this country is a flamboyan

ander qash, the advisor to the president of the united arab emirates, considered this decision of the arab league as a positive step and attributed it to the uae, and mr. abdul khaliq abdullah , one of the advisors of the uae ministry of foreign affairs, also considered this decision a very positive decision . and in fact the title from which to on the other hand, we have the application of the best decision of the arab league, and crook is not correct, and if we want to put marzieh, the only reaction i saw on the virtual pages of mr. zionist analyst was like al-asal, who described this return as a ridiculous show. what factors caused it? yes, this is a return, a victory for syria, the syrian people and the axis of resistance, it is considered the return of syria to its seat in the arab league and the factors involved in this , the arab emirates have started efforts since 2017. had done to establish the resumption of relations with syria and i saw some reports that saudi arabia had started efforts in the same years in 2017, but due to the pressure of the americans , it did not succeed

the 21st week in a row, according to al-mayadeen tv channel , the main demonstration was held on anders street in kabul, simultaneously in two fronts, 150 other places in the occupied territories, protests against the plan reforms the diet of the prime minister of the zionist regime has continued for more than four years and has turned the occupied territories into a scene of conflict between the opponents and the supporters of the cabinet. arti tv channel reported that more than 100 people were killed in the recent deadly violence in nigeria, according to the reports of local authorities, the deadly violence of people an unknown gunman caused massive displacement of local people since two weeks ago, the member of the united nations coordinator for humanitarian affairs in nigeria, referring to the injuries inflicted on women and children, said that these people urgently need food, water and sanitary packages, the head of the association nigerian christians also said that we strongly condemn the brutal violence of unknown people and it is very painful and discouraging to see the killing

. >> reporter: george anders is the senior editor at large in a newsletter about job market trends. >we are seeing with the pandemic having taken people out of the office for a year and a half, two years, that was a powerful time to reset, to reconnect, to figure out what i really want out of life. >> reporter: while most people will stay in tech , a growing number will use the opportunity to reinvent themselves . >> people want to get back to using their hands, touching things, and shaping things. >> reporter: as for jerry, his plan was to return to tech eventually but after tasting , he is hoping he doesn't have to. >> i don't want to wonder what if i went back and did popcorn? >> reporter: it is a powerful reminder that sometimes all you need is passion and a kernel of an idea and you might just see your business explode. >>> daytime highs this afternoon for our friends in san francisco, upper 60s with winds sweeping in 15 to 20 miles per hour . it will be a gusty afternoon for us and for our friends down into san jose and throughout the santa clara valley with upper 60s , low 70s

. >> reporter: george anders is the senior editor at large of a popular linkedin newsletter about job market tribdz called workforce insights. >> one of the things we're seeing is that with the pandemic having taken people out of the office for a year and a half, two years, that was a very powerful time to reset, to reconnect, to figure out what do i want out of life. >> reporter: he th il stopwi keare using the opportunity to reinvent themselves. >> people are wanting to get back to using their hands, touching things, shaping things. >> reporter: as for jerry, his original plan was to return to tech eventually, but after experiencing the sweet taste of independence he's hoping he won't have to. >> i don't want to, like, not do popcorn and wonder, like, what if i did popcorn. like, i want to give this my all. >> reporter: it's a powerful reminder that sometimes all you need is passion and a kernel of an idea and you might just see your business explode. >> doesn't that make you want popcorn like right now for a snack? i just had a huge craving for it. >> it does. yes. >> what do you p

[anders] wow! that's crazy. [lovell] aww, that's a beautiful shot. [peaceful background music plays] -[camera shutter clicks] -[peaceful background music plays] [chiwetel] the time: christmas eve, 1968. the location: the apollo spaceship on the far side of the moon. -[camera shutter clicks] -[background piano music plays] when this photo was taken, there were only three-and-a-half billion people on earth. already, there are twice that many. in the 1960's, new york and tokyo were the only two megacities with populations of more than ten million. now there are more than 30. most of them much bigger than new york. it was water that made these cities possible in the first place. but what happens now if the water starts running out? -[tense background music plays] -[rushing sound of the wind] -[tense background music plays] -[rushing sound of the wind] [children speaking indistinctly] [children] one step, two step, tickle you under there. [laughter] [newscaster 1] cape town in south africa is facing one monumental question. how does it survive? [newscaste

operation aimed at creating deterrence against the enemy was approved regarding the encroachments of ander and al-aqsa mosque. regarding the surprising conditions faced by the occupiers in the face of the attacks of the israeli resistance by bombing civilians and destroying residential towers in qazvin, esfaneh responded that dozens of civilians were killed in the israeli bombing . who were martyred during the days of war, many of whom were children. with the intensification of the bombings, the resistance expanded its targets . we immediately warned the occupiers that in case of bombing civilian centers and houses in gaza, our response will not be strong and beyond expectations. and in the execution of the text, the first and biggest slap in the history of this confrontation was given, and in this way , live should not be on the table from the very first day, and the purpose of this action was to break the first center and aggression and the previous bearers of the normalization of relations with the zionist regime. and we adopted the equation that still exists, that the attack on tel avi

and that is south bay numbers, we will pull out more details here for you guys, middle up ander 50s.or san francisco, oakland, we bracketed those three days. today it was windy. tomorrow, not that bad. but it is still going to be breezy. still an onshore wind that picks up. what we had today was a cold front that came through and made it stronger. tomorrow, it will be a stronger sea breeze. it will still be a breezy day. by friday, should be done. thursday we will talk about being done. then, san jose numbers will be around 60. north bay values, inland valleys of the east bay. near 70 nsne mber 9willfeel good. back to you. >>> after the break, the state department telling all u.s. citizens, still in sudan, to get out while there i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? only on game nights. you know you are retired right? iam you know you are sleep number smart beds. iamplus, l onlyt sleep . meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry

carl larsson and anders, so on and on their own early ring and hammer show. just fantastic art collections earlier, one of our opening exhibitions in 2019 came from the university of uppsala, and it the very beginnings of the viking period and wonderful grave finds swords and shields and helmets and wonderful stories about the viking period. so again, we try to cover this whole gamut as we are doing these exhibitions. we really want to focus these periods of transformation and, really focus on innovation and social and kind of social justice issues and the orientation towards and transparency and it seems to be working well. how do you address the leif ericson story? you know, it's always interesting, especially when i when have a wonderful opportunity to talk to two colleagues about ericson and and everybody wants to all my norwegian friends, him as norwegian and all my icelandic friends claim him as icelandic. but you know, the greenland ticks also claim him as theirs too. so again, i think it's clear that leif ericson, his father, erik, the red legend theo

loan facility, this is the balance of the facility before 2015, that is, if there is a balance of the ander facility for employees according to the type of education, the repayment is different, that is, the housing facility is similar to other sections of the society, which affects the housing they can today according to the national housing celebration law or in the past according to the national housing of afshar afshar's various works, this special instruction has its own housing facilities, conversion facilities for a period of at least 12 years, 2018. note: a report published by the central bank is now 692 million which you mentioned. it has been over the years and now it is in the report of the central bank that some of the banks have more than one billion tomans, the payment facilities of the central bank have been published, the main education is extracted based on the balance of the employees of the helpless banks, the principal and profit of his grave says that for each employee, it is as high as ever . one billion based on the principal and interest of each the one who has a 10%

live on the air of the person whom thousands of internet users were looking for , forty-two-year-old anderwas detained in yakutsk on live air, a fragment of the recording got into the network, people declared a real hunt for a pedophile. naturally, the ska police immediately joined the case, even private detectives, and now the pervert was detained live crime. as it turned out , it wasn't the only one. the fact that this man broadcasted to us an audience of many thousands on the internet, we cannot show for completely poetic reasons. we confine ourselves to a short description of the scene of a naked man in an apartment against the background of an old sideboard. nearby , a naked kid is the very beginning of the video, as soon as the footage appeared on the internet and users immediately made it public with a request to find a pedophile, information was collected bit by bit. at first, it was not known, even the city where everything happened to the investigation was joined by the police volunteers and a private detective, to whom they managed to get to the first source who distributed the

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is this the end of the dynasty that yes, ander, so you, it is a sad thing. and as we all know, nothing lasts forever. that is true dynasties don't last forever felt like this series was going to come down to who had a better series, whether it was anthony davis or clay thompson and i've said, supporting you know those those athletes needed to really step up. and in this case, anthony davis was red clay could never just you're watching a shots and it's like, okay, this is the this is the time this is he's going to do what he's gonna catch. fire never happened. all right, jesse. thank you. tonight oakland teachers and the school district remained at the table trying to reach a contract agreement before the next school year ends in just nine days. earlier today, teachers held a rally and a march around lake merritt, the oakland educators association said union members want to contract deal that includes higher wages and what they call common good issues such as black students. the school district says they've agreed to pay teachers more but don't have the money

significance of the c in the growing more and more, especially as we see in the challenges posed by the west anders sciences. trying to isolate countries for not following their agenda. we also heard from spect this non incident ticket such and actually this year was the 1st time that i served by john voss invited them as a gas. uh so we heard from them as well. and right now, as you can hear behind me, we are seeing someone that has a member stays approach and the price. and also there will be further to a lateral talk. so coming up in a very lively that marina was anything else. so it's the phone apart from economic cooperation, $24.00, and that's this is actually what we are expecting now because apparently some vladimir boots and that will be meeting a one on one with the army in twine minnesota and also one on one with the present . all by sort of by john and later on, uh, they will be on hold and twilight, all thoughts and all of this, of course, the backdrop of the army and prime minister on monday, announcing that he recognized as the above own slaves as part of the by satellite of john, bu

here with more is texas rancher john sewell in uvalde, texas, and allison anders and retired cbp officerwith you, one thing you are worried about is with this gigantic invasion of people, the people joe biden entrusted to keep us safe, border patrol will be busy processing people and ultimately what will happen while they are doing paperwork? >> well, they will leave us to fend for ourselves unfortunately and we've been doing that quite a bit. we have good presence with local law enforcement. there are highways with -- border patrol has trains to worry about, as well. they had last friday over 200 on one train. last night, they checked six trains and had 30 plus. these are not good guys, they are getting smuggled in and it will take a couple days for the cartel to organize where holes are and can bring bad guys to drop us off and let them get around the check point here. >> steve: allison, you are worried about resources. god forbid you need something because while everybody's eyes are on the southern border, you are at your house and neighborhood, who is there for you? >> right now, i h

. >> ashley: hope this eases worry ander foo, we'll be watching for that.words for biden regarding the debt ceiling. >> cheryl: it is the debt ceiling and it is the president and white house trying to push this to the last minute, which would be this summer, not far away, to make the crisis, we have to approve the debt limit increase. here is what scalise had to say and what he thinks is going on at the white house. >> we just passed a bill through the house and been vocal, two months since president biden sat down with speaker mccarthy, president biden is trying to run out the clock and create a debt crisis, that is irresponsible. >> cheryl: 31 trillion and proposed debt ceiling increase 1.5 trillion, that is what kevin mccarthy wants to do, increase debt ceiling by 1.5 trillion. kevin mccarthy has been to the white house and tried to open up communication with president biden and president biden and the white house are stonewalling the republicans and do not want to go to the table. many opinions out there, because they want to push to the end and have th

with the names from the ander acts, i decided that i would harness my new friends that i was garnering in the united as collective. and i said, i got a plan. i said i, i think it will only take them to county website actually, but i want to be super cool about it because i can now i'm here in this town. so what i'd like to do is do it really ethical hacking style. let's do it on a sunday at noon for 30 minutes and would pronounce. it will tell them the specific time it is going to be down to this no, to the public, to know that you just just wait, you know, and come back. i just went off and did it, shutting the coffee house. and i'm sure you know these attacks, i'm deploying cyber weather instead of crew built just a di doors to detectives from standard through shares walked in and gave everybody a good look over. and that's what i started back enough to get them out of there. by the way, i made my way to the library, put out the proseries in the library. and then the next morning i get up and the headline is on the same cruise paper. i mean a big black letters, santa cruz cyber attac

where he carried out delicate assignments, worked out polish prisoners of war, including the general anderst the disposal of the nkgb of the republic, but in the first days of the war he immediately offered his services to the germans, then a swift career as a colonel in the german army and the post of first head of the police school in minsk and then the belarusian regional defense to the avengers special group from may 1, 1944. we are very interested, therefore, take all measures to capture them alive only if it is impossible to capture them alive, when all measures for this have been exhausted. instruct the physical to destroy them. chita ate was able to avoid retribution. the german owners were interested in their further use in july-august 1944, the secret services of the third reich handed over to the belarusian central rada the center of abrav dalvitsa of east prussia, where german agents were trained on the basis of this center in april 1945, formed a special battalion of dalvitsa and the thirtieth division of troops the ss from the members of the evacuated battalion of the belarusi

what started as -- beverly and anders dylan hull] out of retirement and into a whole new journey. all to find out what is happening with our birds. there's something spooky going on with the birds. but hold on, hitchcock. this is the real life mystery of how 3 billion birds in north america have simply vanished. >> a third of the bird publishing in north america had been lost over the course of 50 years. we said there's a story here. >> will: they are the unlikely duo whose birdwatching hobby -- >> -- >> we are not experts in birds. we are not even the best burgers. but we are journalists storytellers. >> will: has turned into a full-blown mission to find out what is going on with our fine feathered friends. >> and a lot of those causes are obvious. loss of habitat and change is a factor. >> will: the north carolina couples crossing the country in their 24 -- >> we ended up in swamps in louisiana, looking for the woodpecker. >> that is a bird that has not seen officially since 1944. walk-through snake infested swamps. >> will: seeing firsthand the groundbreaking efforts to bring b

there g that to you live,ve was try to figure out what ander the motive was and any other rmatio informationof this.hase house republicans have taken a major step in finally the revealing the extent o

anders: overall we have become more neutral on duration.range. the 10 year is the most comfort we have. we will all be in this 3.75 range for a bit. the 10 could end up at 3.25 by years end. a little more stable backdrop. the front end, given the different paths we are dealing with, we are a little more uncomfortable there, and we certainly think that the 30 year is too far out. in the middle part, but all in all we are finding more comfort going out in the credit space and taking more risk on that side versus on the durations side. lisa a.: how fragile is this market to the idea that inflation truly is sticky, that we are not going back to a 2% reality in the next few years? i ask this as this divergence opens up between forward breakeven rates and consumer expectations. do you raise this as a potential tail risk when so many people are gleaning comfort induration? anders: inflation and recession risk are the two things we're most believe focused on. we believe inflation has peaked. . to your point there is a mismatch between the consumer

anders lee scored 3 runs, took that lead. now that would be all of the action for the rest of the game. mayors that went 3 to 2 is to try again tonight to snap their streak. first pitch coming at 6.40, set your do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try nervive pain relieving roll-on. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and it's refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. (febreze plug.) >> well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news are going on 5.30, yesterday was a. >> yes, it was a really nice day you have been really enjoying this weather. a little foggy i like that. you're enjoying some places. felt like a hot summer day, especially on monday. those temperatures we're still

anders, let me get you in on this conversation.first, because this is the first time we are speaking with you throughout the evening, give me your thoughts on what is transpired and that briefing you just heard led by those county and city officials. >> thank you for having me. i sure disappointment in that briefing. we heard a lot of thoughts and prayers and nothing about policy change. i'm here tonight as a pediatrician and a mom. i carry with me the anger of moms from all across this country. we are so fed up with a living in this hellscape that has been created by the gun lobby, creating the gun laws in this country. this tragedy and all tragedies we've seen day today in this country are preventable. they are the direct result of weak gun laws we have like in the state of texas. >> to secretary castro's point about representative jeff leech, the state representative of that district whose website boasts him being endorsed by the nra, the fact that nobody identified even just mentioning the gun to the public, i think in and of i

. >> well, listen, obviously, you're stuck at airports, ander oh, by the way, there's no hotel that has you, yeah, they should probably pay up for that. i think we'll have to see the details and they'll be in the fine print. as you know, this is washington, nothing happening quickly here, it's a slow roll. we hear from all sides including the airlines and airlines aren't going to like this and stakeholders and decide this is action before it becomes a rule. don't expect this to happen in time for the summer break. >> you answered all of my questions. tom costello, thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> and rising epidemic, in texas, just half a dozen shootings alone. account deadly trend be reversed? that's next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. y. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. (seth) not to brag, but i just switched to verizon., (cecily) wow! (seth)

there g that to you live,ve was try to figure out what ander the motive was and any other rmatio information now out of this.hase house republicans have taken a major step in finally the revealing the extent of president biden's involvemen patalings and his son hunter's business dealings. earlier today, the house oversight committee issued a subpoena for an fbi documentbr . according to a whistleblower, the document links president biden to a, quote, criminal scheme involving, quote, money for policy decisions when he was vicee wa president . we still don't know what other countries were involved, but sources say it was not china.wht what's als io interesting is thm document is from june 2020. that means months before a presidential election, the fbi may have known of joe biden's potential involvemens joet in his son's business dealings. so did they bury this story?d we and if true, n we now havend the several examples of democrats in the media moving the goalposts to protect joe biden. t to prote so first it was the laptop. wasn't real, then it was . but there's no connection to joe. what w

so so pretty much every town and city in the south andere's a photo of of vietcong. so remember flag right. that's the vietcong vietcong troops going into action in tet where you guys notice about the person holdi the rpg. it's a woman. it's a woman. so this is really interesting, right? americs always think that all these men were fighting for the vietcong. and that's that that's that's staged. again, women rarely, if ever, actually fought in in in the war they served and some of them were soldiers. some of them wore sniper shows, and some of them did die in combat. but but it was rare for women to be involved in in regular combat activities. usually when women involved, it's as nurses, as medics, as intelligence personnel. but but hanoi always tried to put women in its photos because it looked good. beyond that, it's reflected in a sense. right. women invariably are innocent. so you kind of add it to the whole kind of nobility of what the vietnamese were trying to do. listen, you know, we're just trying to liberate ourselves. are women just want freedom? but these

like, for example, anders breivik, journalists in the united states tried to ask representatives of the state department what he actually thinks about what is happening in our belgorod region now, and the involvement of ukraine and the involvement of american weapons in this ukrainian sabotage activity. well, here i couldn’t say anything specific representative of the state department, except that all this, of course, will not interfere with the story with fighters f-16 for ukraine there is a long piece. you listen and enjoy the throne. what's happening there? perhaps you will say something where something is happening in belgorod that is on the russian border of ukraine on the russian side of the border. so what's going on there i don't have any news about what's going on on the ground. i 'll refer you to the pentagon for comment. or, of course, to the ukrainian authorities, please, if i understand that you do not know, but you support the fact that american weapons are used on russian territory, and does this change the alignment for deliveries of f-16s to ukraine as for the alignment

you that when we asked sam to trying to let its complex 40 page lives into relevant language, 14 anders was limited english proficiency that refused cm and there is the reporters want to tell you that same was giving tenants five days notes of eviction when their federal obligation under the cares act. required. they give 30 days notice. you could just wrap up, man. just your last sentence. thank you. your last sentence. we are asking you to conduct a proper investigation. enthusiasms commitment to sug by taking directly with impacted communities also asked thank you. thank you. the remaining tenants are here. next speaker please, and we also turn up the volume markers that please ensure that microphone is on. into the mic. i i'm next speaker, please. hello, everybody. my name is harem a share and i am a tenant's 1000 towards towers is a five building apartment complex in africa, india, and it has been home to thousands of handle of hardworking families seeking a better life. for years, 1000 hours has been known as a safe he having for the immigrant community that all began to change in

tenants reported mass eviction filings, unaddressed repair anderant increase. filed complaint with the federal housing finance agency (indiscernible) run contrary to purpose of providing and preserving affordable workforce housing. cim eviction practice violate (indiscernible) provide tenants 30 days notice to vacate. they have given tenants 5 days notice. conduct a full investigation into cim practices and if the agency finds cim violated federal law, act asked payable and refuse to fund cim projects. we know you have significant investments, hundreds of millions of dollars with cim and ask you to conduct a investigation and speak directly with impacted communities as well as halting future investment with cim until they address the issues and please ask cim to stop these practices of evictions and taking advantage of vulnerable communities. thank you. >> thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment for general public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> item 5, action item approval of min

the operator is now ander— performance. the operator is now under government— performance.lves classes, lectures and direction of studies , as well as a period of studies, as well as a period spentin of studies, as well as a period spent in the company of other students and teachers, which can enhance oxford enhance social skills. oxford brookes university student harry bev turner heathcoat thought that those would be his experiences when he began a degree course in law and business in 2020. but having started his studies during lockdown, his course actually comprised a set of pre—recorded youtube lectures and textbooks to be read in lockdown. student halls. harry is now one of 100,000 members of student group claim who landed university college london in the high court this week, the largest ever case brought against britain's universities . the hearing universities. the hearing concluded on wednesday with judge barbara fontaine saying she would give a written ruling at a later date. i'm joined now by harry pintado heathcoat and lawyer richard dunlevie, who's a partner at

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