i think just believing in collette and not going through the system thinking this is set up for her butan everybody else. what are her needs. a one of the biggest things is that when she was in high school, her curriculum was one-on-one and defeats the whole inclusion law that's out there, but the inclusion law was never really completed and finished so putting collette in a classroom with biology honors in a back room with an aid working an a work sheet from third grade is not inclusion. that debilitated her and i had no choice but to pull her out of inclusion and have her do one-on-one and her core curriculum was based on living today on your own. not textbooks and earth science and a little politics and a little weather and little science and what does she need to know, her anatomy, what's happening in the world, safety. all based on that. rachel: all based on practical thick things to learn to live intent and that's one of -- independ and that's one of the interesting things is that collette lives down the street from you. i understand her house is nicer than yours. no offense, but

i want to hear from collette peters from the federal prison -- bureau of prisons who spoke about thishs and suicides in the federal prison system. here are her comments. [video] >> we worked to combat contraband to reduce homicides and overdoses. this includes drones, monitoring or terminating cellular can indications, and continually monitoring intelligence and gang activity. to harness all of this intelligence we are creating a new chief inspector position to identify systemwide patterns and problems, including that that woul prevent deaths in custody. on a department to level the deputy attorney general has formed a working group of exi want to be perfectly clear. our employees are our everything and fully staffed institutions and well-trained employees save lives. it is no secret our agency is in crisis as a relatecruitment and. we are aggressively recruiting and utilizing incentives to maintain the employees we have. while our efforts over the past year have gleaned results, we are still faced with an inability to compete with the private sector and other law enrct ci a federal p

among those hoping to represent team gb is gloucestershire event rider laura collett. having been part of the gold medal winning team in tokyo, with her horse london 52. rebecca wood has been to meet her. a cold and wet morning at laura's arejust outside a cold and wet morning at laura's are just outside cheltenham. already she has exercised eight courses but she has exercised eight courses but she had saved the best till last, london 52 or dan, as he is known here. ~ , ., , london 52 or dan, as he is known here. g ., , ., . here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have — here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have another— here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have another one _ here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have another one like - here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have another one like him, l never have another one like him, unbelievably— never have another one like him, unbelievably talented _ never have another one like him, unbelievably talented and - never have another one like him, unbelievably talented and he - never have anothe

we will be the veryivate sectoro galvanize it we will share this power to make it people like collettor the good of society. that is how we change the world. togetherer for a new innovation, and globally competitive ai driven economy created right here new york. this is my final message directed new yorkers. you have heard promises before. it is hard not to be cynical. or feel overwhelmed by chaos and newsfeeds. the war on israel and■c gaza, white supremacist attack your house of worship at schools and grocery stores unfettered theft at the local drugstore. a stack of bills on the kitchen counter that never seem to go away. new yorkers look at their bank accounts and wondering how they will pay the rent or afford the insulin for the child that survives. those nights of worry so long so dark. and i know, in can understand why some people feel the sun is setting on the empire state. but i don't despair. i see it late on the horizon. we are resiliency runs in our veins. no mountain is too high for us to summit. our strenh foraged in the diversity and industry of our s people. because of

. >> the macro indicators that you normally look at collett leading economic indicators, building permits, jobless claims. any indicator by itself is not helpful. the group of indicators are helpful in helping understand the macro landscape. even more helpful or what companies are doing and what the economy is actually doing. when you hear earning season, company after company talking about in some cases demand being stronger than supply, the consumer -- that i owned personally and continuously use as a barometer saying they see no weakness anywhere. that is more important to me than any of this other stuff. i am not dismissive i just have to understand these things are more important. >> which is why, when i see the notes that suggest it is still all about the fed, some would say it is the exact opposite, it is no longer about the fed because we know what is coming. a how many and when it is not so significant at this moment because growth is good, earnings are good enough and, here we are in the midst of undisputed bull market. >> hi scott. i agree in terms of this is kind of like waiti

but the polls you just showed suggest we could be heading to a chris collette say that is 48 to the winner of battleground states, 47 and number five third-party. that is where campaigns matter. the obama campaign, we often use to talk to them as they are the field corner. they are not going to get you two touchdowns but they could be worth one, two, three point. right now, joe biden's campaign is running ads on the air, donald trump's isn't. we just heard in michigan, one of the six or seven states that will determine the next president there's nothing going on. that is not going to change because all trump cares about is himself and sucking up this money to defray his legal costs. it's not going to change big things but if this race is like the one we just had in 20 and the one we had in 16, campaigns matter a lot around the margin. that is why i think you will see increasing republicans get concerned. of course it doesn't just affect trump, it really affects down ballot people who are harmed by his selfish, lackadaisical political effort. >> what do you attribute to the biden upswing to

. >> john collette walked us down to what he feels is a disaster unfolding in slow motion.rosion of tunnel road by the intersection of bay forest place. the views here are astounding, where the crumbling two lane road narrows to just one lane as it caves in just north of the caldecott tunnel in the oakland hills. neighbors say they've been complaining for seven years, with the city putting up sandbags and tarps on the city's 3-1-1 site. numerous reports of the tunnel road collapse are documented as received last spring. residents say they've reached out to the mayor's office, the city council and the department of transportation to no avail. now now they're getting alarmed at the idea of being stranded in their homes as they watch the erosion worsen over the last week. this is the second round of tarps in this storm season, and they're already washing away . >> and we can see that there's continued erosion underneath the tarps. it's worse. it's getting worse. even the last week it's gotten much worse. they got to come out and fix this. it's not acceptable. we pay our taxes

first i want to hear from collette peters from the federal prison -- bureau of prisons who spoke abouts on the deaths and suicides in the federal prison system. here are her comments. [video] >> we worked to combat contraband to reduce homicides and overdoses. this includes drones, monitoring or terminating cellular can indications, and continually monitoring intelligence and gang activity. to harness all of this intelligence we are creating a new chief inspector position to identify systemwide patterns and problems, including that that would prevent deaths in custody. on a department to level the deputy attorney general has formed a working group of experts to better prevent suicides. i want to be perfectly clear. our everything and fully staffed institutions and well-trained employees save lives. it is no secret our agency is in crisis as a relates to recruitment and retention. we are aggressively recruiting and utilizing incentives to maintain the employees we have. while our efforts over the past year have gleaned results we are still faced with an h the private sector and other la

collette smith, bbc news.s are to be offered up to £3,000 to move to rwanda under a new voluntary home office scheme. the plan is aimed at migrants and foreign criminals with no legal right to remain in the uk, but who cannot be sent back to their home country. labour said the public would treat the plan with scepticism. the labour party has promised to allow a vote on assisted dying if it wins the next general election. sir keir starmer made the pledge in a phone call with the broadcaster and campaigner dame esther rantzen, who has stage four lung cancer. the issue was last voted on by mps nine years ago. two people, arrested in connection with an investigation into a funeral directors in hull, have been released on bail. the bodies of 35 people, and what's thought to be the ashes of a number of others, have now been removed from the site. police have called the incident horrific and traumatising. the first minster of wales, mark drakeford will give evidence to the covid inquiry today. he's expected to face q