now there are 62,000, including brenda.t come back from latvia, he went over there to have his done. why are people having to go to latvia to get their hips done? i'm getting that desperate, but that's something i may consider. come on, girls. over half of people with arthritis waiting for an operation during the pandemic report being in pain every day. and many are spending vast amounts trying to relieve that pain — on average £1,700 a year while waiting for surgery. almost £700 goes on physiotherapy. going private isn't cheap. an initial appointment with a private consultant can cost around £200. the average cost of a chest x—ray, £100. an ultrasound of the abdomen, around £360. and a total hip replacement, like brenda's, could be around £11,000 for each hip. for replacing a heart valve, you're looking at more than £20,000. one in ten people in the uk have private health insurance to cover some of those charges. for those who don't, the options are limited. the independent think—tank, the king's fund, researched the impac

soledad: brenda retired a captain in 2006.he now gives tours of the 9/11 tribute center, hoping to remind people of the women at ground zero. >> people have turned such an awful event into something where they make a difference in today's world. it could have been me, and if i'm still here, i need to serve a purpose. >> i'm hopeful that what i can do with regards to my life is spend it in a way that creates peace, that i can continue to try and make the world a better place. soledad: brenda berkman is using her experience from sept 11th, 2001 to create lasting artwork of the world trade center site and its rebuilding. we caught up with her recently in new york. brenda berkman: the morning after 9/11, i could not see a future beyond a few hours. and so, everything was very narrow. and it took a long time before people's perspectives started widening again. and i'd always wanted to make something. i didn't know what. i was eligible to retire, and i had some health issues and i thought, you know, i think i want to be an artist. a

love to see that i'm in this one. >> brenda?. one of our newer additions in our portfolio. it's really well positioned to benefit from continued adoption in trading in cryptocurrency >> josh you might have started a crypto theme >> yeah, and i'm going back to general motors i like the stock right here. >> jim, the final word on this one. >> i didn't see that coming from josh i thought i was going to be the one who goes against the grain but cleveland-cliffs who do you think is next cleveland-cliffs they'll delever their balance sheet and return a ton of capital to shareholders. >> thank you to the investment committee. "the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you very much, frank. hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. goldman sachs' vision of the future the firm launching a new actively managed etf its second ever. can they rival the success of arc's cathie wood. we speak with one of the managers about the similarities and key differences. we'll dig into that. plus a bold call from an influential wall street watcher.

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>> i was really fortunate to have brenda be the one to do it. >> brenda was brenda meters with the state'scial worker who'd interviewed dozens of kids. aaron would be the child she'd never forget. >> he had this bowl cut that went all the way around his eyes, and he had these big eyes. >> bonnie's mother, patty, and mike's aunt, eve ann, sat in that day to make aaron more comfortable. his mother had gone missing just 48 hours before. >> did you know much in advance? >> the only thing i really knew was that the mother was -- had disappeared. that they suspected foul play. he was traumatized. i could tell. >> a few hours and a happy meal later, aaron began opening up. and the story he told was alarming. >> aaron tells me that his daddy shot his mommy. >> shot? >> shot. yes. oh, and i asked. shot her with what? and he said a gun. i asked him where he shot her, and he said in the stomach." and he pointed, you know. but i'll never forget the most poignant moment was when i said -- i was trying to determine what she had on, you know, clothing. and he got real quiet and whispered, and he said, "r

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joining us right now is brenda, senior climate scientist at the union of concern sign activities. here. it's burned more than 213,000 acres. it's threatened communities and vacation spots. how much is climate change right now contributing to these incredible sights that we're seeing? >> absolutely. thank you. science has confirmed that unprecedent events are now making headlines, and what was once a once-in-a-500-year event in decades past is less severe than today's once-in-a-500 year, so that is really a problem. >> president biden warned us. let's take a listen. >> superstorms are going to come, and they're going to come more frequently and more ferociously. >> so how much do we need to retool our preparation, our response to this basically becoming our new normal? >> well, hurricane ida made starkly clear that preparing for one type of event, climate impact, such as storm surge, can leave a community vulnerable to something such as a power outage during a heatwave, especially in facilities where people who are elderly and quite vulnerable to have that type of heat. so what we'

brenda lawrence, good to see you.e biden administration move in response to the texas abortion ban. we heard the judge is going to hear challenge of the texas law from the biden administration on october 1st. now you have ahs moving to support this movement. are you happy with the responses so far and what more do you want to see done? >> i'm very clear on my responsibility, and thank you, alicia, for having me on. the congress must act. the supreme court refused to act and defend roe v. wade, so we in congress, being led by the women's caucus, we must take action, and we will do it next week. we are very clear that the law allows women to have legal and safe abortions, and this is an attack on the constitution. i'm disappointed in the supreme court, but i'm not lost on the responsibility that i have. >> can you talk me through this legislation? what is it that it would do? >> what it would do, it take the risks that women would have by criminalizing doctors and staff, even uber drivers. most women don't even know the

pressure on jamie spears to resign, to step aside, you know, and there was that potential that judge brendag on september 29th. i want to read you part of the statement telling cnn this filing represents another legal victory for britney spears, a massive one and vindication for ms. spears and he can sit for, don, get this, a sworn deposition and answering other discovery under oath. remember, britney spears said twice over the summer at two different hearings multiple times she wants to charge her father with conservatorship abuse. could that happen? >> hmm. areva? [ laughter ] >> absolutely that can happen, and you're right, don, this is an incredible turn of events. this say huge legal victory for britney and it is vindication -- >> let me read this in part. recent events have called into question whether circumstances have changed to such an extent that grounds for establishment of a conservatorship may no longer exist. go on. maybe that was the key to turning it arabound. sorry to interrupt. >> that statement is dramatically different than a statement made just several days ago but jam

so there's a lot going on in terms of judge brenda penny deciding if the conservatorship is going toary is really interesting. i wonder about a decision, an editorial decision you seem to have made. you made a deliberate choice, it seems, to not show the pictures of britney spears at the height of what people think was a mental breakdown. the 2008 photos where she shaved her head, was put in an ambulance. tell me about that decision. >> yeah, so those images that you just mentioned, they have been seen millions of times. you just think of britney spears and those images are conjured in your mind. so trying to think at it from an empathic yet journalistic angle, we don't need to see those images again to understand the story. i think in the documentary, britney v. spears, you're going to see the ambulance as she heads to the hospital with the paparazzi chasing her, but you're never going to see her face in that ambulance because we don't need to. and so i think that we really tried to, you know, think about that every step of the way. >> it was in empathy for people with mental strugg

to continue to just be high demand and obviously failed pricing power like very few others >> so brenda, ubs is out today and thinking about the same thing that we are and that we're talking about. they say rising yields shouldn't end the equity rally but it could have an impact on relative sector performance and i think we agree with that mike wilson, by the way, says you want to stay defensive, this may be the time he says when markets are playing tricks on investors and even setting a bit of a trap. he's talking about why stocks rallied last week in the face of his own call for a 20% correction in stocks i mean i'll give him credit for holding his guns, keeping to his position there you want to take a position on either one of those suing begs either from ubs that yields won't end the equity rally or mike wilson who says we're basically getting a fake out >> one i think we can't forget we've been in this period of time where economic growth has been negatively impacted by the delta variant. it's beginning to lessen that should absolutely be a good thing. and could, better economic gr

. >>> let's talk about all of this with democratic congresswoman brenda lawrence of michigan, a member of the congressional progressive caucus. congresswoman, thanks for joining us. if house speaker pelosi on thursday turns to you and says i tried but the reconciliation bill, the $3.5 trillion bill is not ready but still you have to vote for this bipartisan infrastructure bill, we need to deliver it for the american people, what will you tell her? >> i am also co-chair of the women's caucus, and we have been extremely firm and focused. we must get invest in our families with child tax credits, with child -- with care for our elders and early childhood, pre-k. those are things that we cannot walk away from h. i have a lot of confidence in nancy pelosi's ability to negotiate and to make sure that we are moving this forward. when you take away the dollars and talk about these programs, you can be very hard pressed to find a single member of congress who say we don't need this investment in our community and in our families. >> right. i understand the $3.5 trillion reck onciliation bill. t

judge brenda penny will rule on that wednesday potentially, but there is that chance that judge brendah britney said she doesn't want to do. i won't be completely over wednesday, but that would be the hope. >> really stunning details but thank you for that. >> thanks, chloe. >> don't milszss the cnn specia report "toxic britney spears battle for freedom." that went quick. >> great to spend time together. don't go anywhere "inside politics" is up next. have a great morning. and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow that lasts, even when you're not working, so you can go from saving... to living. ♪ let's go ♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent

precrisis levels in july and august, but september so renewed -- showed renewed signs of trouble as the brenda said it could not meet demand -- as the brand said it could not meet demand. ports of los angeles and long beach handle someone percent o rgo shipping into the united states experiencing a traffic jam, a visual representation of these global supply problems we can -- we keep talking about. mark: they've got to get more supplies onto the ship. it is a very tricky situation all around. thank you for joining us. the honest business reporter, and now we go to the honest business of telling truth from fake. this is a story which comes back on a regular basis. maybe it is all true. >> might be. it is unlikely, though. there is a kind of underlying principle to things here. this is true. people who drive a car and who live in paris probably do not like they don't go very much because she has launched a war against the car. she would like to do the same on waterways and bring the speed limit down to 10 kilometers per hour. she is also planning to run for the presidency. she is known for this.

firefighter scott larson's daughter brenda is now a second grade teacher. >> i read a quote one timet says that grief is not a place to stay, but it's a passage. and it's not a sign of weakness, it's a sign of love. and you know, you grieve so hard because you loved so hard. and it's just through your life, it's hard, but it's a new passage to something else. >> across the table, her oldest brother is living his tribute to his dad. >> hi name ■isscott brian larson. i'm named after my father, scott larson. i look exactly like my father. everything from the beauty marks on my face to every single thing, identical. >> and exactly like his father, he's now a firefighter too, going to work every day in his father's firehouse. and did mom every say are you sure? maybe don't? >> no. she was my biggest supporter through it. i couldn't have got through the academy, what they call the 18 weeks, without her. >> without me. >> packing his lunch ever day. >> truth be told. >> make them hero. >> great men have walked this place. great men have worked here. as i continue on his legacy, try to do th

host: this is brenda out of fort meade, new jersey. brenda, republican.hat grade would you give the president's job performance? caller: i would give president biden an f. i'm so disappointed in how he's running the country. i think they could both do better for us. i just don't know anymore. i've always been a democrat. but i am not going to be a democrat anymore. i am changing to becoming a republican. host: did you vote for joe biden for president in 2020? caller: i did, i did. and i'm so sorry i did. he could be so much better on running the country. he's raised taxes he's going to be raising taxes. gasoline is expensive. booze went up impresencely. and it's just so difficult. and he continues to not work hard on getting people from afghanistan leaving some of the americans still there. and he never gives, you know, talks to make us, let us know what's going on. and it's just. >> -- this is barbara in new york, democrat. good morning. barbara, are you with us this morning? john from california. republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i have to

brenda for you, cbs evening news with norah o'donnell does coming up next. then back to back episodes of "judge judy," starting at 4:00. of course, the kpix 5 news at 5:00. all new at 5:00, consumers are seen big delays in their deliveries. >>> was behind that lag and why couldn't last all the way into the holidays? that story and more for you at 5:00. >>> finally here at 3:00, you probably had your lunch, right? what about dinner? what about some chicken-less nuggets? the company beyond meat is filling the craving for non- meat eaters. they tested out the plant-based its products this month xt weekt at walmart and albertsons and others. chicken or not, it's all about how delicious it is. that's all for kpix 5 news at 3:00. thank you for joining us. cbs evening news is next. captioning sponsored by cbs s. >> o'donnell: breaking news, a landmark verdict as r&b singer r. kelly is found guilty on all counts facing decades behind bars for sex trafficking and racketeering. tonight, after years of denying abuse of young women, one of the biggest convictions of the

judge brenda penny decided that suspending jamie spears her father as co-conservator of her estate wouldterest of britney spears after 13 years, he will be replaced by a temporary successor, a cpa who will work with a team of professionals to oversee the pop star. 60 million dollars state. >> jamie spears is no longer a jamie spears and others. are going to face even more serious >> jamie spears attorney filed a petition to terminate the conservatorship completely, but it was britney spears attorney who argued for an immediate suspension instead in an orderly transition plan. mainly he argued that granting a suspension. jamie spears would have to turn over his files and records and that would give them the opportunity to make discovery. he accused jamie spears of doing a one 80 and pushing now to terminate after allegations came to light from the new york times presents documentary and with your former member for the security team allege that they were ordered to bug britney's bedroom and near her cell phone, allowing them to listen in on her intimate moments. i. >> had them. tell me wha

judge brenda penny has to set the hearing.ys. then essentially it's over. but there are still things that have to be taken care of. there's some loose ends with the money. britney spears' father is saying he's owed nearly $2 million. half a million dollars for a salary and all this money for legal fees. it's not going to be over, and you have rosengart saying we're not going to pay that $2 million. and then britney spears' medical care, you know, she's under the supervision of jodie montgomery, the conservator of her person, a team of doctors. nobody wants anything to happen to britney, but essentially we're going to see the free britney movement in full effect outside the los angeles county courthouse. i'm going to be there. >> areva, this is following the money. that's what the new attorney is doing, and the dad is -- yeah. >> you're right, don. this has always been about money unfortunately, and that's why so many people have railed against this type of conservatorship for someone like britney, as you've just identified, wh

kristen: brenda wants to know if a person has the virus, when can they be vaccinated? long after they get over it? dr. gandhi: i would get in 90 days like the cdc recommends, because you can have quite a lot of side effects if you give it too soon. kristen: more and more companies seem to be postponing bringing employees back into the office, certainly a lot of big san francisco tech companies are pushing it to january. . do you think that is a good idea? dr. gandhi: yes. i think delta changed our rosy predictions. on the other hand, it is not completelyunrosy. in early august we had much higher cases. we had gone to the peak and come down in san francisco. it will keep coming down with more immunity from vaccination, but, from people who have chosen to not get vaccinated, getting immune. that will bring cases down. kristen: we are about to have the double whammy possibly, because flu season is here. last year because people were not going out, not a lot of flu cases. this year is expected to be different. what should people due to protect themselves? dr. gandhi: it wi

children are stuck schedule today, but you're going to kick in on thursday when i spoke to the judge brenda just to the quick what was, what are the next stage scrooge. and that's where we're at with the tape and little dash to with it with him at the void. you know with them. yes. yes, i'm yes to associate by the bridge in newport news. so it's nice to it on what, what size it will do deal, which is what i do with michelle with a tear with my support. you folks to wish to show us what she chauffeur's did make her go ahead, but it was kick rich. give me, give me a call when you get this. michelle me motion with the business back to susan with interior. personal learning a little good. yeah. but just to make sure to get daughter, get the option you got me what i see. so the, unlike your times, his aunt emilia times moved to the usa and became an american citizen. she's lived there for the last 10 years. do those visit with mary lou? this is good. yes. what you'll do, ms. e v. i. samson can use the you have what i see off and i maybe can speak with you, which has been my thought of what your

. >> first question, and keep your questions very short, brenda goodman at web md. >> i am wondering about the timeline for implementing the president's plan, especially the emergency rule at osha. how long will that be enforced? also, what is the ultimate goal of this new plan? jeff: in terms of the ultimate goal, it is accelerate our path out of the pandemic, to get as many people that are not vaccinated vaccinated as soon as possible, to see if we schools open, our economy continuing its recovery, and to decrease the number of hospitalizations and deaths from covid. the secretary of labor will oversee the remaking process with osha. we anticipate that will come in the coming weeks and will be implemented for all employers above 100 employees that need to get vaccinated or tested once per week. >> next question, lauren hirsch as the new york times. >> what is the punishment for companies that do not abide by the vaccination rule? jeff: this applies to companies with greater than 100 employees and if a workplace refused to follow the standard, the osha fines can be significant. they

as a result, some businesses were targeted with her brenda's flyers -- her indus -- her indus -- horrendouslyers and social media telling people to stay away from those businesses. some of them did close down. and then president trump started calling the virus china virus, wuhan virus, and kung flu. as a result, there were hate crimes and hate incidents as well as just asian americans on the street. 7500 anti-asian hate crimes and incidents taking place across -- i think that is an even undercount. counting is very flawed in this country. we started our own hate crime collecting site and we found that there were many thousands of these hate crimes and incidents that were affecting the community as a whole. so many of them being reported on a daily basis. it left many people wondering, what i be next? frances: you were advocating for a community advantage loan program. can you tell me how that program works? judy: there were so many minority small business owners that get turned down by a traditional bank. they may not have the credit history. they may not have the language facility. for wha

. >> it happened in the los angeles courtroom of judge brenda penny jamie spears, father of pop star britney spears suspended as her conservator. the judge saying, quote, i do believe the suspension of jamie spears is in the best interest of britney spears. a huge victory. >> if you choose rectory. yes, this is a huge for britney herself. her fans who came from as far away as north carolina and massachusetts. for today's hearing. >> and creating a rally outside the courthouse where jubilant with today's decision. i think it's really shutting lie on all conservatorship abuse. and today we're really just seeing how britney is, you carter and that in that aspect and them and just really happy that we got. there's only it was the first court date for spears legal team since june. and since matthew rosengart took over as her chosen attorney. he asked for the conservatorship to fully end and 30 to 45 days in order to allow his team. >> time to investigate any corruption on the part of mister spears rosengart speaking after today's ruling that a lot of hard work. >> it's been intense. i'm p

just as he managed, brenda. modest please. it would put too much strain on players when she quality and last thing you want at the end of the season. as you see, players of played maybe 5060 old games been tired going into tournament football. because up, again, expect to go and the quality and the risk of injury will always be there then may may have been left looking for a new host for this she has cop well cop off to japan pulled out over corona virus phase the japanese f, a told football, governing body that was not in a position to stage the 17 event in december, while reports in japan also said that a potential lack of funds would restrict the organization chances of making a profit by meaning the holders having one at earlier this year when it was held in katara now the junk of it just just to winds away from a record 21st major title that would complete a historic calendar. the grand slam, the wellness one full back from a set down to beat mateo, barry teeny in the quarter finals in the us open joke of it should beaten

the anti corruption fund was brenda an extremist organization for inciting an authorized demonstrations in russia. earlier this year, maria, the harvest, says it's unclear whether the transfers were done voluntarily by embassy staff, who simply sympathized with nevada. the or it just may be part of their salaries, were a designated to sponsor the russian opposition all along. what's important here is that for officials, the situation is totally unacceptable. and is a clear case of meddling in the russian politics. the past saturday september has been a busy one with runners around the world to london. what an anti migration march has met with accounted for. there were some minus couples in between demonstrated and police for the opposing motors. clearly al numbering the initial project in paris, anger conveyed restrictions saw silence turn out again in projects of exceed pulses and mandatory jobs. there was a heavy the present, as previous gatherings had occasionally turned violent. meanwhile, and grieved the right wing activists gathered in central athens to protest against the arrival

this day. 2 decades later, the memories of september 11th are still fresh for former firefighter brenda we're desperately seeking anyone who might still be alive and you know, it was like working in a field of razor blades because basically all the concrete and glass and and pulverized one. >> the buildings fell down. workman was off duty september 11th while waiting for transport to ground 0. she and her fellow firefighters watch the south tower fall on television when they arrived in manhattan, workmen are members of all the firefighters on scene were immediately put to work. i want people to know that we tried our best to find. >> anything related to anyone that was last down here to try and give the family some. >> trying to piece. she worked on site almost every day in the wake of the attack by april of 2002. she was one of only 2 assigned officers there. >> there's a lot of of sorrow that i have this connected with this place. now we're tired workman's projects. all have a connection to the day we will never forget. >> from volunteering with other female 9.11 survivors turner r pr

the anti corruption fund, was brenda, an extremist organization. for in finding an authorized demonstrations in russia earlier this year, maria, the harvest says it's unclear whether the transfers were done voluntarily by embassy staff, who simply sympathized with an invalid. the or it just may be part of their salaries, were designated to sponsor the russian opposition all along. what's important here is that for officials, the situation is totally unacceptable. and is a clear case of meddling and the russian politics at the 1st saturday of september has been a busy one for protests around the world 1st in london. then wherein an immigration march was met with a counter protest. the worst of minus scuffles between demonstrators and police with opposing marches, clearly outnumbering the initial procession. in paris and grove, a covey restrictions or thousands, turned out again and protested things like vaccine passes and mandatory jobs. there was a heavy presence as you might expect, because as we've reported here several weekends, previous gatheri

the anti corruption fund, was brenda, an extremist organization. for inciting on authorized demonstrations in russia earlier this year, maria, the harvest says it's unclear whether the transfers were done voluntarily by embassy staff, who simply sympathized with nevada. the or it just may be part of their salaries, were designated to sponsor the rushing opposition all along. what's important here is that for officials, the situation is totally unacceptable. and is a clear case of meddling in the russian politics. world news embrace now the 1st saturday of september has been a busy one for protest around the world 1st here in london where anti migration and anti migration march was met for the counter protest were some minus scuffles between demonstrations and play with opposing not to clearly numbering, the initial protest than empowers overcame restrictions, saw thousands term as again in protest of faxing policies and mandatory job that was a heavy police presence. the previous gathered occasionally violent. meanwhile, in greece, dozens of right

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brenda, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i am doing well.hat is your thought on private company vaccine mandates? caller: i work in the department in san francisco and am part of the vaccine team. i am one of the supervisors. what i would say to that is, there is a big battle going on with the public sector workers about people who want to be vaccinated versus people who feel like it should not be mandated that they get vaccinated. my personal feeling, and i have told them this for me, seeing what happens to people and how it is not gone away i would say that i am totally in support of them mandating people to be vaccinated. i really do not want to go to work in a public health setting and work with someone who does not have the vaccine or is not protected. and the patients are going to be exposed to these things. definitely support the vaccine. host: what is the requirement right now? is there a requirement or have they said there is going to be one down the road? caller: what they said is if you work for the city of san francisco, it is ma

good morning. -- brenda in ohio. good morning.aller: it was up to me, i would like to recall my governor, mike dewine. he did good at the be any of this, but he is playing political now -- at the beginning of this, but he is playing political now, sing is up to you to wear a mask. it is your choice to send kids to school. it is their choice again. our kids are coming down with this. i raise my granddaughter. they have the thought process that if 10 cases come down in the school that school will wear a mask. that is how they take care of this. that only applies to -- if that happens at the high school, that happens at the high school. the elementary, they go on and infect each other. that is not safe. that is not a safe process. our schools are bad. you cannot go out in the public if you wear a mask. they look at you like you are on the crazy side. we have had people dying. the people that do not want to take the shot, they have reasons for it. none of it makes sense to me. i am not super religious, but i think god gave you life an

there unions are there and also brenda that. so the c and the health and safety issues are being taken care of in odyssey to try for tight. although most workers are not fully aware of this new agreement, some have basic ideas about yes, we have heard of it. the fact the managers all regulations and safety procedures, according to a chord alliance guidelines like the building safety and health issues all are maintained according to the alliance. we feel quite safe and secure. although there is still a long way to go to ensure the safety of bangladesh, garment workers, the new code is a significant victory for campaign or sticking a better working environment. can be child re. i'll just say that dot com. ah, don't y'all just bear with me said robin here in doha, reminder of our top stories of god. this one's economy is close to collapse up to the rapid withdrawal of us forces and the taliban takeover prices of essential goods of thought. while the u. s. as frozen about $10000000000.00 in nashville.