it isjust 136 and i cover camden and islington. it is just a small proportion of london.e people in particular to help. who is going to help these people if it is not going to be the police? the general public does not have this emergency power. also, for example, you see someone on the street and they are psychotic and unwell, you call the police and you might call the ambulance service. they both come together, but the ambulances and paramedics have protection because they may not be trained in how to physically restrain someone who is at risk of hurting themselves. bear in mind someone with schizophrenia is much more likely to hurt themselves than someone in the general public. i am afraid the ambulance forces and paramedics at there, i am afraid for them as well. given your experience of these situations, it takes that layer of protection away from people like you and also from the person who is suffering from this mental breakdown. it suffering from this mental breakdown.— suffering from this mental breakdown. , , , , breakdown. it is, it is completely removed a _ br

he was of the camden 28 that was arrested for burning draft records.but michael correctly tied the appalling poverty, including hunger in camden, to the war industry. cannabis. that's what king did. and his april 4th, 1967 speech at riverside church. we have one more question here. i know military industrial is predominantly a merit can, but aren't there other countries are in on this? yes, it russia. sure. sweet, real israel's big. israel is a big arms race, sweet entanglement of the of the the econom mes of those country is in manufacturing weapons is it just is so in terms of trying to put a righteous to this agenda. yeah or on all sides. sure very troubling. yeah i mean the problem is. there are omnipotent. i mean, they and you're right, it's not just the united, although we don't make much else anymore weapons. seymour melman wrote two. very good. at least two good books on permanent war economy. i think the name is one i can't. but he talks about how the military's just destroyed mean even bernie sanders can't really go after the military because

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. >> jimmy, you have camden property an apartment reit, too, right? >> and should face the same upward pressure josh mentioned bottom line, we don't have enough homes that's a problem there's going to be upwarpd demand on homes bought, equipped, being decorated, rented camden property, innovation homes, home depot, sherwin williams all should perform over the coming yrsea >> santoli has his "midday word." >>> welcome back senior markets commentator mike santoli here at post 9 for his "midday word." if we thought nvidia was going to throw cold water on this trade at this moment or confirm it, i think it's obvious what's happened to this point the question is what happens now? >> it's confirmed it but it's a really narrow channel of where this money is running through and so you still have the same situation where it's a bellwether for only other acclaimed ai plays and not for the overall market of the economy. the internal bleeding continues and that's what's gone on with the market it's not really a panic, a liquidation. it's an annoyance and impatien

i just read reinforcement city in camden. already surrounding the television pallet, 2003. we had a problem and for the election, some difficult to win an election when your opponents are not on the bottom, the 3 of them. when you have some of them, some of the signal them, what would you like when they go? but the other one is the one must bring it back to the phone and send it by them. it was business at that might be interested in, and we have the things still go for the charade, for this sort of technical exercise. as to all dictated. everyone is to put it on there and we'll send you the label. if we've got thrown in the in a boiler, but i'll give you an update. you lady a couple of hours from where you stand. i see if they do they have done everything they could try to guard against would be for the security services to make mass arrests to threaten in many cases to matter. but i think on the putting is a very and secure political leader. and he clearly fears that if he has a serious opposition, canada who is able to speak and travel around the country and mobilize tha

the mr. camden was arrested on tuesday on corruption charges by a swarm of police out the slum about high court. tens of thousands of his supporters subsequently hit the streets on misfire through the sides agent country . the army has been deployed to suppress the demonstrations on policing more than 1400 people. how about reading things that the government authorities have shut down, access to social media in the country, and reiterated the legitimacy of the arrest, which all the words have in mind can say, is holistically motivated to show you as well footage, allegedly, between protesters attacking the residence of the current prime minister in lahore, the crowd is really to have dispersed before the arrival of the security services. elsewhere in that city, which incidentally is the home town november on come. vehicles were set up blaze with multiple cocktails, according to local police to either the other governmental properties, but also the damage p. m. ship sharif has one. nothing. violators will face punishment and full accordance with the laws of the country and doesn't go

to many families are having a poor experience in east camden, according to the care quality commissionices, staff routinely in some areas didn't wash their hands after treating patients. life—saving equipment wasn't in the right areas, posing a high risk of delay and emergency treatment, and staff didn't have the skills or experience to keep women safe. we have learned that inspectors were so concerned about the quality of care that they wrote to nhs england, asking them to draw up contingency plans in case they had to close inpatient maternity facilities, a highly unusual move and insight into the gravity of their concerns. i know that i am definitely not the only one who's taking antidepressants whilst on the midwifery horse. ——on the midwifery course. this woman spent a year in 2020 working as a student midwife in the william harvey hospital. she says she often ended shifts in tears, felt wholly unsupported and began suffering from anxiety before quitting midwifery. if people are being rude about other people behind their back, you are not going to work well as a team. and that's wh

to many families are having a poor experience in east camden, according to the care quality commission, staff routinely in some areas didn't wash their hands after treating patients. life—saving equipment wasn't in the right areas, posing a high risk of delay and emergency treatment, and staff didn't have the skills or experience to keep women safe. we have learned that inspectors were so concerned about the quality of care that they wrote to nhs england, asking them to draw up contingency plans in case they had to close inpatient maternity facilities, a highly unusual move and insight into the gravity of their concerns. i know that i am definitely not the only one who's taking antidepressants whilst on the midwifery course. isolde spent a year in 2020 working as a student midwife in the william harvey hospital. she says she often ended shifts in tears, felt wholly unsupported and began suffering from anxiety before quitting midwifery. if people are being rude about other people behind their back, you are not going to work well asa team. and that's when things happen and things go wron

just to be clear, in a night, i might see more than ten people under section 136, and i cover camden london. some of the biggest names in comedy have joined a protest against sewage being pumped into windermere in the lake district. windermere is england's largest natural lake. among the protesters were paul whitehouse, lee mack and steve coogan. ukraine's military intelligence chief has promised revenge and warned of a swift response to a series of russian missile strikes on kyiv. one of its generals said monday's daytime attacks have failed to intimidate people in the capital, who've just got on with life. this was the scene in kyiv during those attacks — people rushing to their nearest shelters, as explosions are heard overhead. the city's military administration says all the missiles were shot down and no targets were hit. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale is in kyiv. today's strikes were unusual for two reasons — one, because they came in the daylight, and secondly, because they appeared to be targeted here at the centre of the city. until now, most of the air strikes c

the other one will face a position alliance. camden has come, our clinics through talk is president, has been visiting areas devastated by 2 of quakes in february of 20. so as we'll set up, as in half a, in the southern parts of the country, the zip codes the come out in large numbers. welcome him in the city, in terms of that's the destruction. what's the, what's the city by the houses of buildings? doesn't collapse or haven't established more than 20000 people here as a result. but now i'm just tons of providers are trying to call them for the container city and they desperately wants to move to their houses as the prison as well. i'm going to use the piece has just for me is exactly what the survivors wanted. so i did you the color, not only those whose houses collapse, but also those whose houses are mildly damaged when receive new houses go to wheeling in high tide. we will build 251000 houses, including 34000 homes and its villages. right, the 1st of all, the presidential election, as mabel says, he's not going to big rallies across texas. and he said he was at the disaster are

joining me now is ron camden good to see you again. >> great thanks for having me >> a lot of peopleze there's a reits angle here to the debt ceiling if we get a default, let's talk with the most severe scenario, what would that imply? >> it's an interesting thought topic here, because at the end of the day, the good news is that out of 160 reits in the index, there's probably less than 10% that have direct exposure to the government and if you have a scenario where you have a default, we think you could see consumer spending go down, somewhere in the 10% plus range. and if you think about consumer spending going down, that impacts really the lower quality retail and the lodging reits that are directly exposed to that avenue. >> right am i correct that -- are these some of the names you're talking about? just explain that. >> yeah, sure. so the direct exposure in the reits phase in the government comes in two forms the first are some of the office reits that have government agencies as tenants. the second, to your point, the health care reits have exposure to skilled nursing faciliti

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he's been bussing people up, it seems, from camden to kensington, trying to create the "woke on trent, as i say, stoke—on—trent. so, you know, ultimately mr flip—flop can come up here and promise everything under the sun. no—one really believes he's going to stay to his true to his word. he can't even keep his own word to his own members when he said that he had ten pledges to be leader and looking to ditch them already. canvassing further north in stockport, and clear messages resonating for the lib dems. the issues that residents are telling me that they care about on doorsteps over the last few weeks, it's the bread and butter issues as local councillors we deal with. it's bins, it's potholes, it's what dogs leave on the side of the road when they go out for a walk. but increasingly, some of those really big issues are coming up. so whether it's cost of living crisis and the governmentjust not doing nearly enough, it might be labour councillors not listening enough to them. and increasingly, it's things like climate change and what local impacts people are seeing. back in stoke and

at a crowded orioles game at camden yards, luke russert remembers his dad tim pointing to a hot dog standdy, if we're ever separated, look for me there. when tim died of a heart attack in 2008, luke followed him to nbc news becoming a correspondent here. after working eight years in television, luke didn't have a good question on why he was chasing his father's legacy. he traveled to six continents searching for his father and for himself and luke russert, author of "look for me there," grieving my father and finding myself. welcome back to "meet the press." >> it is such an honor. i still get chills every time i see the logo and hear the music it's pretty special. >> i get chills introducing you right now, i'll be honest. >> yeah. >> you were 22 when your dad died. >> yeah. >> it seems that you're looking back now and realizing you didn't process it then. >> yeah. >> talk about it. >> well, he died, and it was such a whirlwind of emotions. and we came back to washington. my mother and i were in italy when it happened, which turned out to be a blessing because we had one day to ourselves

we were at oriole park in camden yards and we were on the concourse.owded and he was holding my be hand. as we went through a group of people he became separated. and i got caught back with the horde of people and he found me and held me close. he saw that i was a little shook up. he said, buddy, if we're ever separated, just look for me there. and he pointed at a hot dog stand with one of those old memorable oriole birds. and then he said, but we'll never be separated. and when i was trying to come up for a title with a book, that just resonated in my mind because there would be so many times where he was picking me up from the airport and said, look for me there, look for me there. looking for my father, and looking for the acceptance to be my own person and then also out running his shadow. but his shadow was really the grief of having lost my best friend and never ever having coming to grips with it. >> i was fortunate enough to have known your dad very well. we both, obviously, grew up in buffalo. they had a lot in common. we loved reporting the n

let's bring back ron camden.to be on. >> let me just start i mean, i know it's not the most dazzling thing to talk about, but when we talk about senior living and that reit area, it was actually an area of concern that huntington bank flagged for us a couple of weeks ago for them, it was more specific to long-term care where they said reimbursement rates hadn't kept up with inflation i am curious if there are any other places other than self-storage to be in the reit space now? >> yeah, for sure. if you think about the backdrop in the senior housing space, during the pandemic they lost a tremendous amount of occupancy industry occupancy was 90% before the pandemic and it went down to 75%. what we think is really interesting about this space on the reit is there is a massive opportunity as occupancy gained to see outsized organic growth out of the sector. if you look at the national housing and care data in 1q '23, you saw rent growth coming through the mid service digital space. when you take a step back and thin

hi there, my name is camden dempsey. i'm from colorado. my question is for judge jones. your honor, you talked about how the law establishes stability and the traditional values. how do you that same sort of mindset to very modern problems that you face the bench today and reconcile sort of traditional values approach to problems that maybe where the law hasn't been written yet. well, i hasten add that as as some judge on an intermediate appellate court it i, i cannot decide cases based on my values. so i have to follow the law. and i would advocate the originalist and textualist who were made famous or whose views first began to be gained with attorney general, mrs. famous speech about the need, a true original approach. constitution is probably the best way to to do that. and think we have a majority. i was recently on a panel where somebody was talking about the illegitimate supreme court because forbid they're trying to interpret the constitution in the way it was written. and i had a few to say about that. but the i mean, that that's you know, that's the point where

so that about says little no teenage you, camden baseball play has become a social media sensation with this unique form of training, a lack of money in facilities full 18 year old. then this can somebody to improvise ingenious ways in which to develop his skills, which resulted in him being vice invited to apply for a team in the united states for health that results. c he's a usual trading regimen. so they don't think about that if to so bas jody has been straightforward. the 18 year old has gone for work in a. you've got the sloth, a house, to be chosen to play baseball, the little baseball league. the journey began 4 years ago with the 14 year olds that is supposed to drop out of school, take a factory job slow, so we gotta move just to provide for his family. but then the tea day, jackie grew up as it often was, spotted playing the streets look so good, nice and 90 visible. when i was young, i didn't know baseball. i didn't know i liked baseballs at that time i collected many rocks through them in the air and used to stick to strike them whenever i missed. i try again. one day i me

we are in the cotswolds, not farfrom chipping cotswolds, not far from chipping camden.r mother who took it over from her mother. over from her mother who took it overfrom her mother. it over from her mother who took it over from her mother. it is stunning especially with the blue skies overhead in the sunshine streaming through. we are heading into the bank holiday weekend of cause and today plenty of warm sunshine around for many. we'll see a few showers spreading into the north of scotland. patches of light rain or drizzle. the weather front moving around an area of high pressure which is keeping things largely dry and will continue to do so through this weekend with just a few exceptions. at the moment there is some miss dungloe cloud across england and wales. that will break up. a bit more cloud building through england and wales. sunny spells for northern ireland, sunny in scotland to the south and east and elsewhere some patchy light rain or drizzle. it's warm in the sunshine but a bit down temperature —wise. more of breeze in the south—east corner and far north—w

i have been fighting to change the culture of washington since camden first sent me here six years ago. this bill is another opportunity to make improvements. the opportunity is much worse. a clean debt ceiling that brings an opportunity to bring fiscal response body down the road. this lays the groundwork to make positive change that will benefit our country for generations to come. it should be noted that this is only the first step in correcting the financial mess we are in. it took years to get to this point. it will change overnight. i introduced it to cut spending. i will continue finding ways to cut spending and promote economic growth. this is the start of changing that trajectory and i look forward to working with you all and doing more in the future. i support the bill and i hope my colleagues to come as well. i would be glad to answer any questions. i yield back. >> think you very much. ranking member boyle, your recognized for your statement today. >> think you, mr. chairman. and to those who are testifying. there's a lot of rhetoric around this bill and the issue regarding

honor flight makes groups of veterans annually -- brings groups of veterans annually in from glen, camden, mcintosh and other surrounded counties. she have a whirlwind tour to the monuments of our service members all day before returning that very same night. the trip includes stays at arlington national cemetery, the marine corps memorial and korean memorial, just to name a few. matt, who travels a lot for work, saw other regions' honor flights shirts in the airport and decided to look further into volunteering. after learning of his community's honor flight, he asked his two friends, patrick and buck, to join him. it did not take much convincing. reflecting on this trip patrick said, having the opportunity to experience our nation's capital with the multiple generations of men and women who put themselves in harm's way to provide it with something that i will cherish forever. thank you to all our veterans who have served our country and thank you to the great volunteers who make these special experiences happen. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chai

[applause] >> please welcome to the stage adl special advisor sarah camden. >> thank you so much for inspiring words about preserving democracy and fighting hate and the role each of you can play in that effort. it is a privilege to be with all of you here this morning. today's panel is on protests, pressures and policies assessing around today. i want to remind you that on september 16 of last year a 22-year-old woman of kurdish iranian heritage died in iran after being detained by the iranian regime's infamous morality police. it sparked widespread protests with thousands upon thousands of people pouring into the streets across the country chanting woman, life, freedom. of course iran's aggression within its own borders did not come as news to adl which for decades has been advocating for international actions against the regimes maligned actions. these include the islamic republic's human rights violations against minorities and vulnerable communities within its borders. it is aggression across the middle east, threats posed by the nuclear weapons program, its direct and indirect

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. >> because if you combine the camden and new york campuses >> where do we have to go?ceiling across the finish line is in high gear, and we will tell you what president biden and speaker mccarthy have to do for their respective parties we are down by 17 points right now. we will continue to watch. the w dowas off by about 1% last week "squawk box" will be right back. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only 30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. >>> president joe biden and house speaker, kevin mccarthy, struck a deal over the holiday weekend to suspend the trillion-dollar debt ceiling until 2025 joining us to talk about this deal is chris kruger he is from a washington research group. thanks for being h

i have been fighting to change the culture of washington since camden first sent me here six years ago. this bill is another opportunity to make improvements. the opportunity is much worse. a clean debt ceiling that brings an opportunity to bring fiscal response body down the road. this lays the groundwork to make positive change that will benefit our country for generations to come. it should be noted that this is only the first step in correcting the financial mess we are in. it took years to get to this point. it will change overnight. i introduced it to cut spending. i will continue finding ways to cut spending and promote economic growth. this is the start of changing that trajectory and i look forward to working with you all and doing more in the future. i support the bill and i hope my colleagues to come as well. i would be glad to answer any questions. i yield back. >> think you very much. ranking member boyle, your recognized for your statement today. >> think you, mr. chairman. and to those who are testifying. there's a lot of rhetoric around this bill and the issue regarding

i was 9 years old and we were at orioles park, camden yards. it was a hot, humid day.a crowd of people came through in the concourse. we got separated. i was a little bit nervous as a kid, but i never lost sight of him. he came running back, grabbed my hand and say, "buddy, if we're ever separated, look for me there." he pointed at a hot dog stand with the orioles bird logo. he pulls me in and goes, but we'll never be separated. and i've always thought about that. there's a coffee shop at the airport he'd pick me up from college. when i get off the flight, the coffee shop is there, and i swear i see the man, the hunched shoulders, the jowl, about to smile, and that's where it is. part of the book was looking for something. >> yeah. >> that's why it just fits. >> you know, i remember after my dad passed away, tom brokaw told me a couple weeks later when he noticed i was quieter around set than i guess he was used to. he took me aside and said, "you know, joe, i'm with my dad and my dad is with me every day. i talk to him every day, and he's there." you know, it was hard

keir starmer cooked up with his camden comrade , his north camden comrade, his north islington chumson, which next general election, which then implemented eu votes for eu nationals and then implemented votes year olds and then votes for 16 year olds and then dare as well, dare i say it as well, implemented something like proportional representation. i suspect add a suspect that would add a bit more and a more heft more weight and a bit more heft to the idea that there would be a left wing coalition non—stop. another jonathan another thing that john jonathan wallace was talking about earlier i can bring him earlier on and i can bring him back thank back up now, jonathan, thank you very to have you on. very much. great to have you on. sorry that. okay. why sorry about that. okay. so why shouldn't spain shouldn't someone from spain who's here for 20 years who's lived here for 20 years vote in elections? come on. vote in our elections? come on. see here, patrick, as tom harwood outlined to you earlier on, and no one should be afraid to do that. feel free to do that. the ability to do th

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