what can we do, now we’ll collect things in a bucket, gina, mitten, bring the mitten, mitten, where?n the bucket, bucket, okay, collar, give me the collar, like that, well done, if you want, i ’ll go for a walk with you, here, with pleasure. get dressed, well done, good girl, keys, keys, keys, gina, keys, where are the keys, give the keys in the bucket, gina is a star right, yes, please tell me, dogs distinguish colors , they do, but not all, it is believed that dogs are color-conscious, but apparently they asked the wrong dog, gina herself will show you everything now. pleasure and we'll tell you, so gina, come here, bring the purple cube, purple, gina, gin , give, well done, purple, it's true, bring the red, red, where is the red, well done, give it to me, come here, tail you, tail, i know, blue, blue, well done, well done, really, well done, now we will show you the letters, so , gina, bring the letter d, where is the d, come on, give it here, come on, the letter z, where is it, gina, we brought the letter z, strictly teacher, you can’t say anything, letter. no, no, okay, quiet, q

the family decided the scholarship should be for gina's alma mater, san jose state. they say the auction being about sneakers and education just seems right. >> she would love to see that and she would love to help students better their lives with a scholarship that's in her name. >> the online auction will be done through the charitybuzz site. the family and shoe palace hope to raise at least $50,000 to fund the san jose state scholarship in perpetuity. the auction should be live in early march in morgan hill and ruben ktvu fox two news. >> i'm sure gina is smiling. that's a wrap for us on a thursday night. make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv. you can stream our newscast stories right on that smart tv. i'm frank ma icoat. have a good gh everyo democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in th

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the family decided the scholarship should be for gina's alma mater, san jose state.y the auction being about sneakers and education just seems right. she would love to see that and she would love to help students better their lives with a scholarship that's in her name. the online auction will be done through the charitybuzz site, the family and shoe palace hope to raise at least $50,000 to fund the san jose state scholarship in perpetuity. the auction should be live in early march in morgan hill and ruben ktvu fox two news. >> all righty then. we've got a nice. we had a nice day today. we're going to have a nice day tomorrow. there'll be more clouds. so when we look at the map you'll see today the clouds that came in and this is us kind of a current satellite image. and then this is these are the clouds that come in tomorrow. and then by tomorrow, friday night, this system comes in and it's pretty, pretty potent little system. it's pretty robust. it's not it'll probably bring a little more rain than the last one and lasts a little bit longer. so saturday instead of

the family decided the scholarship should be for gina's alma mater, san jose state. they say the auction being about sneakers and education just seems right. >> she would love to see that and she would love to help students better their lives with the scholarship. >> that's in her name. >> the online auction will be done through the charitybuzz site. the family and shoe palace hope to raise at least $50,000 to fund the san jose state scholarship in perpetuity. the auction should be live in early march in morgan hill and ruben ktvu fox two news. >> all righty. teed up for the weekend. now tomorrow's friday. i hope you've got a short day planned. the weather looks not too bad for tomorrow. i mean, as you know, the weekend is going to be wet, especially on saturday. i think sunday is your best day in terms of the morning. i think you'll get some stuff done. the systems are stacked up out there. we've got a couple of them lined up out in the pacific, el nino year, atmospheric river, the whole bit, and it's setting up pretty nicely. so saturday right now, friday late nigh

gina johnson was her name.s after the cessna 150 went down on little bitterroot lake. gina made a decision to put herself out there online. >> this getting online, was that a big decision for you? >> my work schedule doesn't allow for a lot of going out and meeting new people. >> when we met her, gina worked for texas instruments in the dallas area. what matters in our story is what she did for that giant semiconductor company. >> my job is to help when they are bringing up a new technology on the line they send our lab a sample, so it's my job to find very small, minute things that look off and then look closer. >> gina's job title? technician in failure analysis. >> i guess it's a good job for me because i do that in every aspect of my life. >> have you always done that? >> i'm generally a very trusting person. but when something doesn't add up or it just looks off i automatically feel the urge to look closer. >> kind of built in bs detector. honed just then on the raw and recent wounds inflicted by a certain

gina and bobby, they're backstage. they haven't seen each other. let's bring gina out first. feel younger. thank you. >> you're welcome. [ laughter ] >> i love everything about it. i'm going to start with the makeup. we know gina said she doesn't spend a whole lot of time on her makeup. how do you respect that but also give a new look? >> i wanted something she could create at home. we went with this gorgeous soft eye for valentine's. we just enhanced her own features. pinks, neutral tones. so pretty. >> i love a soft sultry eye. >> exactly. >> we love that. dana, tell us what you did with gina's hair. >> we cut a couple inches off. she went very blonde. added some texture. she can still put it back in a pony tail. it's long enough she could get more use out of it. >> i love how it frames her face. that's really great. he's going to love it. let's talk about the clothing look. bobby has said he'd prefer her move away from all the knits that she was wearing. >> yes. >> so what did you do? how did you respect bobby, but also respect what she wants to wear? >> absolutely. i thin

gina died suddenly in a car accident.y knew they wanted to honor her memory. >> we were just trying to figure out, you know, um, the shoes and the amount of shoes and how to make her proud. >> shoe palace, gina's favorite store, stepped in with an idea they could auction off all those shoes to raise money for a scholarship. it was tragic that what happened to her. >> and i just felt like at least her legacy can still live on. we have a part in that. i feel like that's what we're trying to do here. >> there are more than 200 pairs. the family rented a u-haul to deliver them to shoe palace. jason marks, a well-known shoe cleaning company, is getting them back to mint condition. one shoe that won't be auctioned. gina's personal pair of her namesake sneaker, using a different products, maintaining them. >> whatever we need to do to bring them back to life as much as we can. the family decided the scholarship should be for gina's alma mater, san jose state. >> they say the auction being about sneakers and education just seems

bay area based retailer shoe palace and jordan brand created a special sneaker just for gina. she's the only non-celebrity to ever get one. gina found the sneakers were a way to connect with her students because it was just, you know, everything. >> everything about the jordan shoe that she loved. but how the kids noticed it and she knew she could grab that kid in and, you know, talk to that kid and that's that's what it was last year, gina died suddenly in a car accident. >> her family knew they wanted to honor her memory, trying to figure out, you know, um, the shoes and the amount of shoes and, um, how to make her proud. shoe palace. gina's favorite store, stepped in with an idea they could auction off all those shoes to raise money for a scholarship. >> it was tragic that what happened to her and i just felt like at least her legacy can still live on. we have a part in that. i feel like that's what we're trying to do here. >> there are more than 200 pairs. the family rented a u-haul to deliver them to shoe palace. jason marks, a well-known shoe cleaning company, is getting

yes, thanks, gina.erie, in the book speak about how your experience in the police force separate you to have the talk with your nephew was to prepare them the reality of anti-black violence and police violence can you share a little bit about how you came. consider that this is a conversation we have to have with black girls as well as boys. yes. it's is really unfortunate as a retired nypd sergeant, while i was on the job, always thought my nephews as black men because unfortunately their skin can seem to be a threat just in itself. i'm never in a million years that i think that my sisters who were are professionals, their own right, that they would ever considered a threat not being in the act, committing a crime or, having a gun. how it that a woman with a baby tow driving is a threat that you feel the need to unload multiple guns into back room in the back so it's no one is immune to police violence obviously my sister wasn't immune to it i wasn't immune to it because i was affected by it and so unf

gina: i think it is a good point. it is easy to get overly enthusiastic about what is going on with ai, considering what we get out of and nvidia and the beat in the tech sectary and communications stocks that are levered to that theme. if you look at the s&p 500, a couple interesting things stood out. even though nvidia was the headline driving beat of the week, we saw more than 50% of s&p 500 industrial stocks making new highs last week. similar, more than 40% of financials were making new highs . health care are starting to break out. the bigger story is, certainly ai is leading the charge but there are some followers and catch up themes where some of the broader index really hasn't gotten a lot of discussion but they are beating expectations. roughly 76% of the s&p 500 beat expectations in the fourth quarter. it wasn't just tech or nvidia or ai, which are the strongest beats and most important in terms of driving market gains. there is more going on here. tom: we need to broaden the lens. in terms of the volatilit

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a brief reminder of one of you will take home a procedures jell-o jackets that gina has already won.ot of people think she has become a diva since when the jacket i'm here to tell america she was always awful. very important great to see you guys happy saturday night. gina, let's start here i is in r contract she speaks first you've got to know who you are dealing with this is caramel comedy royacarmel comedyroyalty we caln markle of shall take her prince right out her she will break up the family. what would you rather do, live for four more years under biden cup this is not a political question its american question for year your center biter flign the dorsey on alaska airlines? what is safer? >> i don't know i like comedy with the spirits regrets as a ouija board player biden is your guy progresses up ouija board person biden is my guide of its former years are going have a good time. her got a ghost grandpa joe for all give you that the part they were about and we are talking about he talks to dead people. he is a lot closer to them that he is to us. take me beat where the bad gu

gina carano joins us now. why do you think after all of the things said and done by actors and actresses of all political stripes, you were specifically targeted? >> that's a good question. i think maybe because i am a bit unassuming. i'm easy to work with. i think sometimes you know if you asked anyone on the set they would say you know i was the most non controversial person. i think as we have seen all over america, a lost us are getting sick and tired, and soy think that i was a bit unassuming in standing up. think that's why i was targeted. >> jesse: what have you learned from all of this? you were one of the biggest purses in the entertainment field and now the next day you're canceled. >> what i have learned is if this can happen to me, this can happen to anyone. i am, i'm easy to work with. i'm passionate about what we do. i'm always excited to be on set. i work with them as much as i could to resolve any issues they had. eventually you have a line when that line is crossed you have to say enough, enou

gina carano joins us now.ina, why do you think, afternk all of the things said and doned by actors and actresses of allou political stripes, you were specifically targeted? oh, that's a good question. i, i think maybe because i'm a bit unassuming, i am easy to work with. and i think sometimes, you know, ifd you asked anybodi on that set, they would say you know, i would i was the most non-controversial person. but i thintroversik like we've n all over america, you know, a lot of us are getting sick and tired. and so i think that i was a bit unassuming and standing up. and i think that's why i was targeted. >> what have you learned from all of this? i mean, you were o? one of the biggest perches in the entertainment field. >> and now next day you were canceled. what i've learned is that if this can happen to me, this cank happen to anyone. i and i'm easy to work with and i am passionate about what we do. i i'm always excited to be on set. i even worke ad with them as muh as i possibly could to resolve any issue

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to create a special sneaker just for gina.he's the only non celebrity to ever get that, and her family and shoe palace now want to auction more than 200 pairs of her shoes to raise money for a scholarship. >> we were just trying to figure out, you know, um, the shoes and the amount of shoes and how to make her proud. >> it was tragic that what happened to her and i just felt like at least her legacy can still live on. we have a part in that. i feel like that's what we're trying to do here. >> the family decided the scholarship should be for a student at gina's alma mater, san jose state university. they say it's only right that the auction be about sneakers and education. that auction, by the way, is expected to kick off in early march, which our time is 439. the latest water collection data shows california reservoirs are doing a lot better than they were this time last year. the state's major reservoirs are now at about 76% capacity. that's. 115% of the usual level at this time of the year. but while water storage looks pret

now to gina rodriguez, her sitcom not dead yet is back on abc.gina plays an obit writer who interacts with her ghostly subjects. and she invited us to set for an exclusive tour. hey, what's up, access hollywood? gina rodriguez here on the set of not dead yet. come with me. i'm going to show you around. this is the bullpen. this is where all the magic happens. this is where socal independent gets their articles. and it's really great. this is where i meet all my ghosts. we were the same age. yeah, except you got old. and you died. i know, super sadsies. and action. season two basically picks up like where you've left off. i mean, she's still single. she's still hungover. she's still a hot mess. and she's still seeing ghosts. and but we have the great addition of brad garrett, who is absolutely marvelous. good morning, everyone. finish up whatever you're doing with your mouth. let's get to work. can you follow me this way? i'm going to show you the where the magic happens. this is my desk. it's a really big deal, guys. designed it myself. i've got

gina, let me start with you. this is an important thing for people to understand. in texas. unusual in a political season to look at the courts but it's something that we are finding out it's increasingly necessary across the country but particularly in texas. >> you're absolutely right and this is the very first attempt to change the makeup of the composition of the court. and let's be very clear, you know, when i first read about the kate cox case in december, it raises two questions which is how close, or close enough -- and do these partisan judges -- we elect our judges and justices through an election. who are these folks to know better than woman's doctors what is necessary for her? and the last question, these justices are elected, that means they can be unelected. and that's why when you look towards november, you are going to hold jimmy, john, and jane accountable for their actions that have made it more dangerous to be a woman in texas, especially when you look at medical inception. the university of houston's school of public affairs, the public school

gina dice que si otra madre en una situaciÓn similar estÁ a punto de tirar la toalla, no lo haga, que en estados unidos. borja: algo que no sÉ quÉ nunca hay que tirar la toalla, y que siempre la fe o del mundo. mÁs historias, esas aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". fanÁticos del fÚtbol, cambiamos el tema, la fifa ha revelado que en 16 estadios van a albergar la copa mundial del aÑo 2026 en estados unidos, mÉxico y canadÁ. es el nÚmero mÁs alto desde el aÑo 2002. estados unidos va a disponer de los estadios, mÉxico tres, y canadÁ dos, como dato curioso, recuerdo que el estadio azteca de mÉxico se convierte en el primero en ser sede de tres mundiales, en el 70, en el 86, y ahora en 2026, y la final se va a jugar en new jersey. carolina: aquÍ tenemos nuestro ticketometro del superbowl, a esta hora la entrada mÁs barata estÁ en 6640 $, pero el precio promedio en la reventa es de aproximadamente 12.240. los precios mÁs caros son de aproximadamente 62.000 $. borja: se nos traba hasta la lengua. carolina: es muchÍsimo dinero, eso que me contaban, que ya ni siquiera estÁn a la venta, son sÓlo reve

gina, do you agree? do you think the a.i. boom is priced and after an 800% increase?n a stock that has been a summary and flat for a really long time. these guys make servers, unlike amt, who's making ship design software and manufacturing stuff. these are the actual servers and they just have really met their moment. you are seeing that their high performance servers are the kinds of servers you need. their customers are people like data centers, folks running data centers. cloud computing, a.i., everything to do with this current moment is actually custom built for the server. before now, nobody needed that kind of high power. this was a very undervalued stock that is now reaching its moment. >> finally, let's go to your favorite name in the chip space. we ask you what it was and you said advanced micro devices, a m d e, another stop that has ridden the a.i. wave in the last year. you love amd. >> we do love empty, and to be fair, we've owned it for sometime. it's been the gift that keeps on giving but it is yet to really achieve nvidia status. the latest unveiling

a special sneaker for gina.e only non-celebrity to ever get one. her family and shoe palace now want to auction off more than 200 pairs of her shoes to raise money for scholarship. >> we were just trying to figure out, you know, um, the shoes and the amount of shoes and how to make her proud. >> it was tragic that what happened to her. and i just felt like at least her legacy can still live on. we have a part in that. i feel like that's what we're trying to do here. >> family decided the scholarship should be for a student at gina's alma mater, san jose state university, and they say it's only right that the auction be about the sneakers and education. the auction expected to kick off in early march. >> an anonymous donor gave the san francisco ballet a historic gift, giving the company $60 million. that's the largest contribution made to the ballet in its 90 year history. the anonymous donor said they wanted to help the company put a spotlight on new artists and choreographers. san francisco ballet's new artist

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[indiscernible] gina c.urns to moderate this discussion. ♪ [indistinct chatter] >> so, we are lucky, because originally, we were, because the schedule was separate sessions with mario and john, but the stars aligned so, luckily, we are able to have them both here to talk about equity in infrastructure, which is a really interesting topic, but one that isn't widely discussed as we're talking about, you know, all these billions of dollars being invested in various projects and what's going to be built in what state. so, i'm really interested to get both of your thoughts on this especially because you've been in the trenches and seen this up close on the ground. so, for mario, i wanted to start with you and talk about, you know, especially since the pandemic, and everything you've seen at the port there with all the bottlenecks and people talking about, you know, how many ships are waiting outside and the containers to worker -- to worker strikes. we have seen a record number across various industries whether i

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yes. >> gina , i've got it on. >> gina, i've got it on. >> the brain fell apart. she opened a pub.> which is going to totally undermine everything i said. i can't believe i said that. being a republican is like being a jew. during the holocaust. which, of course, is one of those sort of staple comparisons which anybody. which is unhelpful to anybody. but her point look, was but her point is, look, it was just tweet. is what just a tweet. this is what i believe. there are believe. and also there are other actors on the film that were making quite the opposite comparison, are and republicans are nazis and they weren't penalised whatsoever. >> yeah. and i'm not sure. just to i'm not sure if to clarify, i'm not sure if they're friends, but elon musk put a thing a while ago, put out a thing a while ago, didn't he, onex saying if people have been cancelled, know, have been cancelled, you know, we're start legal we're going to start this legal fund, and she fund, let us know. and she actually replied to it and said, i i'm good candidate for i think i'm a good candidate for this. and then

joining us live now are two guests tamara rubin, founder of lead safe mama, and doctor gina solomon, ucsf chief of occupational, environmental and climate medicine. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> glad to be here. so, tamara, let me just start with you and what you discovered about the stanley tumbler. >> so i do dependent consumer goods testing for products that are sent into me through readers of the lead safe mamma.com website. and and last year, someone sent in a stanley tumbler because the bottom seal disk had fallen off. and what i learned is that these are falling off by by, you know, all the time in a common product failure mode where the glue fails, that holds the stainless steel disk over the bottom, and i use the x ray fluorescence spectrometer to test the seal that was remaining after the little disk fell off for lead. and i found the levels in the range of 300,000 to 400,000 parts per million. lead the amount of lead that's considered unsafe in an item intended for use by children in the substrate is anything 100 parts per million lead or higher? and this

after all was said and done, gina best, her mother, was sent to bill for the disposal of her daughter'sar that they killed her in. it's that level of shocking inhumanity that the mothers tell us about and these are some of the things they want people to know. host: let's go to fairfax, california. caller: good morning. i know you are fine and you are great. i'm calling because i love "washington journal" for one thing, most of it and i love kimberly and i wanted to say that here in antioch, california, we had a case about the police man sending racist text messages to one another. it's been exposed but the messages have not been published. the people who were involved, there is a protest there and i went with my friend leah and we are not people of color although she has five kids that are mixed race. we were very welcomed there. they had a sign with the names of all the people who have been murdered by the police. i was holding that sign. i was honored to do so. anyway, i wanted to give a quick example of what happened in my neighborhood in san rafael, california. i had a friend named

gina getting pregnant by my dad was like a punch in the gut.r daddy. did you think she was joking? - yeah. people be like, oh, you're sick. you're dating your friend's dad.

gina told us she was a survivor of domestic violence and childhood abuse. that experience as a child led me, this is her talking, where i felt unloved, rejected, and also led to me being trafficked. she goes on to say, we're all used by someone who pretended to be my friend but abducted me to being trafficked for nearly two years, from the age of 18, i was prostituted and sold to the highest bidder and raped over and over and over again. she went on, my identity was taken and i was given a new name. sleep deprivation, threats of violence, pornography, drugs and food were all used as punishment and reward leading to my traffickers taking complete psychological control over me. does this sound like anything that a young person dreams of for their future? being stripped and robbed of your peace of mind and of your body, your humanity, dignity and respect? i became, she goes on to say, a commodity to be used for others' gain. i often blame myself for the situation because i believed it was my fault. and i've heard, and i know my good friend, karen, has heard th

. >> conquerors secretary gina raimondo discuss investment and artificial intelligence, supply chains and is the conductor industry. at an event hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. she says the u.s. is aiming to manufacture 20% of leading edge logic chips by 2030 which are used in emerging technologies such as ai. she talked about the significance of the go by pointing out production is currently at zero. this is about 45 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to csis. my name is sujai shivakumar, senior fellow here at csis and i direct are renewing american innovation project you are at csis. so i should know innovation is the engine that powers our ation's the economic growth, combativeness and our national security, and semiconductors on the platform on which our economy runs and which, , whicho much of her innovation is built. that's why anybody chips and science act was so important in various ways chips is pushing the renewal of how we manufacture in the united states, create our workers, can connect americans to the economy, reinvest in our r&d infrastru

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actor gina caramo is suing the company and alleging she was fired from the mandalorian for posting conservativecial media platform x. elon musk has said he'd throw his billions behind x users who claim discrimination at work due to their posts. he's backing caramo's law suit. and one more piece of disney news this week — it turns out that disney quietly had a hand in the launch of apple's vision pro—headset which just hit stores. customers who shell out $3500 for the headset can watch some of their favourite disney movies in sd or in a handful of universes that disney created. it isa it is a different picture over at paypal. shares of the digital payment giant are down more than 7% in extended trading. revenue in the quarter rose to $8 billion, an increase from last year. but its forecast of flat growth and adjusted profit for the current year overshadowed the market beating earnings report. shares in a semi— conductor chip designer and nearly 20% higher in after—hours trading. the british tech company forecast fiscal fourth quarter sales and adjusted profit above all street expectations as cus

actress gina carano has sued disney and lucasfilm after she was sacked in 2021. it was over social media holocaust. her court case has been funded by elon musk. elon musk has encourage others, on the platform x, tojoin the suit. the actress who was in the first two seasons of the disney+ show, the mandalorian, is seeking $75,000 in damages. she is also seeking the court to recast her. representatives are not available for comment. that brings us to a close. bye for now. voice-over: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. at 102, there aren't many firsts left forjack hemmings. but today, he's about to pilot a spitfire — a dream unrealised until now. jack was a squadron leader in the royal air force during the war, and has long been an admirer of the aircraft. if the spitfire and the harriet had not succeeded in overcoming the germans there'd have been an invasion, and britain would have become german. jack is still working hard for the charity he loves. today's flight is all about raising awareness and vital funding. after plenty of waiting, the weather was right — a

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and before we go, actress gina carano has sued disney and lucasfilm after she was sacked in 2021 overng a republican to being a jew during the holocaust. the lawsuit is being funded by elon musk, who made an open call on his platform x for others to join the suit. ms carano, who portrayed cara dune in the first two seasons of the disney+ show the mandalorian, is seeking $75,000 in damages. she is also asking the court to force lucasfilm to recast her. representatives for the defendants were not immediately available for comment. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. bbc news, bringing| you different stories from across the uk. at 102, there are not many firsts left forjack hemmings but today he is about to pilot a spitfire — a dream unrealised until now. he was a squadron leader in the raf during the war and has long been an admirer of the aircraft. if the spitfire had not succeeded in overcoming the luftwaffe, there would be been invasion and britain would have become german. jack is still working hard for the charity he loves. the flight today

but gina sperling who we both know it's not personal gene is a nice fellow. but here's the point.inancial we didn't have enough government spending for dow they figured it out it's why the $1.9 trillion bill plus the infrastructure bill, plus each of spill, plus all the spending bills have been about $6 trillion on the board and the debt is mounting as i said though be up to about $120 trillion worth of debt. he is saying we did not do enough that we've done enough know that's wha why we have a gt economy. but where does this and this it debt binge of spending and deficits were to sit under how does it end? what's it doesn't what was the baseline? what would have happened if you hadn't done those things if instead you had reduce regulation or made at logical which is not really what they are doing their putting lots of money into electric vehicles people do not want to buy. if you had done it differently this amazing country we get to live in you would have come out with a better result. you have got to look at what is your baseline if you had not done those policies and i think i

gina says respiratory problems.use, in her view, green square accord is greedy and neglectful . and neglectful. >> well, as far as i'm concerned , as long as they've got their money, what they care money, that's what they care about. they're very about. um, because they're very quick if were to not quick that if you were to not pay quick that if you were to not pay rent , they're very pay your rent, they're very quick you've had a missed quick to say you've had a missed payment . payment. >> he's about a month old and gina's neighbour , tonya is gina's neighbour, tonya is another devoted mum , raising another devoted mum, raising kids in a damp flat. >> her cramped home was also set to be demolished two years ago, with green square accord due to rehouse her. it hasn't happened so i got diagnosed with miss um about four years ago, which is quite a struggle. >> um, it has its its health problems, as in the cold. the temperature affects my ms the stress affects my ms my son is five years old. he's autistic . five years