now on bbc news, charlotte callen investigates an innovative scheme developed by avon and somerset policet uses mentoring and education to help young drug dealers break out of a life of crime. just like scavengers, basically, do you know what i mean? we used to just walk around and rob people, it's as simple as that. and hurt them? yeah, if they don't give us the money, we used to hurt them, yes. grosvenor road, the frontline. there was a time that the police couldn't even drive down there good. and we'd be mad dogging them as well, like... "what are you going to do?" do you know what i am trying to say? so, i think that put us number one on the police's hit list. clinton wilson, known as ‘king aggi', was the leader of one of britain's most notorious gangs of drug dealers, the aggi crew. a group of friends from east bristol who grew up to become violent and dangerous criminals. the police couldn't grab me off of this road here. i would stand right here with my back to them, like this, yeah? they ain't grabbing me, because if they grab me, all of them's running it. so we've got a problem,

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that is imported from avon perspective because direction dollars are coming into the market place.nvestment grade market is getting longer, which matters, it means there is more risk. that has been tossed aside this week for a feeding frenzy. jonathan: credit risk versus duration risk. how concerned are you about one more than the other? which one is if you are more concerned about currently? am more concerned about credit risk. if you think about an impending recession, whatever your personal probability is, duration will protect you, all else being equal. credit will not. you're looking at leverage at an extremely high levels. investors have been pulled in for the extra yield. i worry about credit much more than duration. jonathan: mike? mike: let's to a compromise, 3-6 six months six monthssk. duration risk. the reason why is if you get a shift in global factors, it takes the whole complex with it. i take the point, high yield is a different story, but for ig, that is a big risk. jonathan: did you see the move earlier this week? dozen that highlight concerns near-term people hav

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our home affairs correspondent danny shaw is at the conference in stratford—upon—avon.how approach to policing. this was her first attempt to do it since he became home secretary six weeks ago. it was clear that he wanted to draw a line under the bad blood of the previous regime when theresa may was home secretary between 2010 and 2016 when the government imposed 20% budget cuts on the police service. priti patel said she wanted to reset their relationship. what she said was blunt and to the point. you want to be able to do more. but, on every patrol, in every control room, and here today, i have heard how frustrated you feel, how overstretched you are, and unable to use the right tools to keep our streets safe. so this is a new government and i'm prepared to be frank. i'm ashamed to say you haven't always had enough support, you have been overworked and undervalued, unable to do the job you love as well as you'd like. and that stops now. there wasn't much detail in what priti patel said, apart from the announcement we have heard before about 20,000 extra police officer

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you're going to white marsh mall and you look at the parking lot i know bill made a great call on avon to us on halftime report a while back are you betting still big on the american consumer or is there no value to find left for miller value partners >> there's also value. especially these days. a lot of what ifs. what if the consumer goes down what if there's a trade war that gets out of control. what if there's a bad election so those create value for us and b obviously for bill so we're looking for those opportunities where there's a quake, a pivot to value. a pivot away from value. those are all opportunities. people have been saying the american consumer is going to go you know, drop >> they have been saying that for 40 years 40 years you have these moments like you talked about last december there's opportunity. but we're half a per sebt sent from a record high in the s&p 500, john. is there any value left to be had? >> there's a tremendous amount of value our funds trade at ten multiple when market's at 17. so we saw a lot o good flows the last couple of weeks obviously as peop

sounds like -- >> you've got the right to build a garage where you have proposed it, but i think, avonhe condition that it is a bedroom window, it someone -- somewhat rises it to a level of extraordinary. there could be a window -- we don't have the floor plan from the neighbor's house, but there is a window in the back, and it may not be extraordinary. >> the plans show another window >> so do you have another window there in the bedroom? do you have the floor plan of your ground floor? okay. got it. i just think that is the solution. to pull it back, get a variance, you are already encroaching on that rear yard. you kind of wanted it there. i know it is a little bit more of a process, but to me, that is kind of the answer. >> commissioner richards? >> under the city charter, can we take this away and reprove the project with the variance? >> let's continue the project with commissioner hillis and the project sponsor original request i think that is a really good solution. let's do that. i moved to do that. >> commissioner hillis? >> with the neighbors be supportive of the variance? >

whether it at in india or china or egypt or avon american southwest. we have a lot of work to do. we need to work faster and harder. and think about the ethics of what we are doing. there are always challenges, data can be lost, you can do screenshots. we do the best we can it's keeping things lock down but also in india, we are creating something called a hub systems of the ideas that we empower communities for their sites to go out and do documentation of sites. . . . to pay for an alternation we would all do the same thing. we think through the many shades of gray and how and what are we doing to engage with communities that are looting and why. i think we have to look much more carefully at that. >> i'm afraid that is all the time we have for tonight. we will be signing around the front and if you don't have a book you can purchase on in the back. i would like to thank our friends at the planetarium for co- presenting the program here tonight and i'd like to thank both of you for such a wonderful evening of discussion. thank you. ask a [applause] the free-market frontier explo

this really seriously until you get to the very southern most part of the outer banks, places like avon or buxton, get to hatteras at the bottom of the outer banks, there is a piratic history of people who like to live there, literally, and there are people who are never leavers as they describe themselves today. they have weathered storm after storm and plan to do the same thing. as you said, as al roker said, that is where the storm could quite possibly hit, people there hunkering down despite the mandatory evacuation orders in place there in dare county. ali? >> how do you get out of there and when? >> reporter: i'm actually going to try to head back south. i ran into some folks in buxton, who have a place fairly elevated which is rare here. they said they've weathered 20 of these storms. i'll try to hunker down with them. it was eerie when i visited with them this morning. you look down at the sound and the water had begun to recede. they said that is a sure sign we'll get the surge in a few hours' time. the forecast we heard is this could happen midnight or 1:00 a.m. we'll see what

our home affairs correspondent danny shaw sent this update from the conference in stratford—upon—avonolicing. this was her first attempt to do it. she was clear she wanted to draw a line under the bad blood of the previous regime when theresa may was home secretary between 2010 and 2016, when the government imposed 20% budget cuts and the police service. she said she wanted to reset the relationship. what she said was blunt and to the point. you want to be able to do more. on every control, and every control room, i have heard how frustrated you feel, how overstretched you are and are unable to use the right tools to keep our streets safe. this is a new government and i am prepared to be frank. iam government and i am prepared to be frank. i am ashamed to say i always haven't had enough support. you have been overworked and undervalued, unable to do the job you love as well as you would like. that now. there wasn't much detail in what she said, apart from the announcement of 20,000 extra police officers over the next three years. she was clear she wanted to put the physical protection