what do you think, hadley? to play here regardless of what our government leaders choose to do. i appreciate their interest in the topic but parents have to monitor and teach kids have to navigate themselves and make good choices for themselves when it comes to social media. >> neil: that could be easier said than done. as a parent, how would you enforce that? >> i have open communication with my kids. it's important when it comes to smart phone use in particular, that you have a minimum age that you decide as a parent i'm not going to allow my kid to have a phone until the eighth grade or allow them to use certain apps. i'm going to require that they hand me over their pass-words. we wand to teach our kids that we trust them, honor their private cease after a certain age, after we're able to teach them again to set the limits for themselves and have healthy social media diet for themselves. >> hadley, you're making that call as a mom, as a parent. what to you think the government doing that for you? >> that's

guys. >> and hadley, so many fault lines emerged throughout the course of the weekend.versations you had. thank you for your coverage at the munich security conference. >>> the polish president has called on nato to provide post-war security to ukraine this comes ahead of the visit of u.s. president biden he urged support for the nato collective defense which is article v. we have brie jackson with more ahead of the president's trip. this is the second time he has visited poland brie, what is on the agenda? >> reporter: good morning, joumanna president biden is expected to meet with nato allies and deliver remarks and reaffirm commitment to ukraine. the u.s. is expected to announce another large military aid package for ukraine in the coming days. that is not expected to include the f/16 fighter jets that the ukrainian president and others pushed for president biden's visit is concern to provide lethal aid to russia the u.s. has already sent tens of billions of dollars in aid to ukraine and the biden administration is pledging on support for the country and condemning r

so that gave the outgoing national security team, steve hadley, condoleezza rice, the ability to work with the incoming team, which was jim johnson i'm sorry, general jones and clinton. and they worked together. it actually prescient because on january 19th there was a credible threat of a terrorist attack on the mall during the inauguration and the outgoing and the incoming worked together to try to figure out how do we result, how do we react to this how do we prevent it and what happens if it happens? and it actually was a great service to our country. what the outgoing bush did to ease the incoming administration on national security issues. i want to go backwards little bit, because i learned to fund presidential fact in your chapter on president carter. yes. that when he first came in, he not to appoint a white house chief staff and like just sort of could have carried during the transition about white house staff in general, which is so because i feel like as a reporter with transitions you spend like tons time trying to figure out, you know, who biden is going to pick to be th

buildings have collapsed while freezing weather is hampering rescue efforts hadley joins us with more. as the death toll continues to rise, what is latest there >> reporter: joumanna, one of the biggest questions is how quickly they will reach potential survivors. the first 24-to-48 hours here are crucial. international aid is pouring in. the question is not about aid, but the ability to get the aid to the people who need it. the earthquakes struck the country and ten provinces have been affected. thousands of buildings have been destroyed and damaged. unfortunately, folks are still searching for loved ones i want to bring in our guest who has been talking about the destruction among the humanitarian disaster. >> let's acknowledge the fact the disaster transcends politics it doesn't change reality when it comes to direct investment coming to the country. turkey is a large country. it deserves the long-term capital that countries of this scale requires we are in an election cycle, but it will be most likely one of the most consequential elections in history >> is this going to be a pos

we have hadley with more >> reporter: good morning. we are, of course, live at the world government summit in dubai. i'm joined here with fred from the council. we are one week away from the anniversary of the start of the war in ukraine here at the government summit, it is not a topic up for debate. >> you talk about the fragmented world and the world government summit you have 40 countries in the world which put sanctions on putin. i would say they feel as it is the battleground for the future of the global system if the war is lost in ukraine, then it is the loss in the jungle, not the rule of law. 40 countries have not imposed sanction on ukraine. they have other issues they worry about. you see the juxtaposition of a nature-made disaster 33,000 people dead in turkey and syria. an absolute tragedy. one year after a putin-made disaster in ukraine t it is almost as if they are in different planets where people are not making connections with the future of the global system in ukraine and how it plays out with how we address the horro

of course, we're keeping a close eye on the currency which has fall on the a record low hadley has been covering this tragic story as it unfolds it's having effects politically as well as on the financial system as well too. >> reporter: no doubt about it what we know is some 8,000-plus people have had their lives saved with rescue efforts. we've seen people pouring in trying to get to the area's most hard hit by the crisis what we've seen, aircraft are carrying people elsewhere, evacuating people. you understand in a situation like this one, time is of the essence, not just in terms of saving lives but also getting people that are there under shelter, being fed and clothed properly this is a time when many, many people have lost their homes millions are without power we still have serious concerns with getting rescue teams there. there are hundreds of tremors felt afterward the tremors damaged roadways and instability with buildings in 1999 there was a similar earthquake and after that they had essentially changed the building codes to make it more difficult for the earthquakes to have

guys. >> hadley, thank you for your coverage. >>> also coming up on the show, the u.s. cpi is coming out today to show the prices moderating in january. we will tell the yyou what it m for the fed. >>> the countdown to the formula 1 kicks off the season we will hear from the nangmagi director of aston martin after this short break yourself. with shopify, you have everything you need to sell online and in person. you can have your inventory, payments, and customers in sync across all the places you sell. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions to finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a free trial today. for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and more intelligent to keep you ready for today and tomorrow. the choice is c

hadley is in munich. you have a couple days ahead which will be busy, but a couple of things absent with the conference one is russia and the other is iran with the invitations. how dominant is the ukraine war expected to be >> reporter: the ukraine war is front and center at the conference we are talking about the bigger issues you mentioned china. the chinese foreign minister here fresh off the trip from paris. there are questions if he will meet with his american counterpart antony blinken i'll speak with the secretary-general and the ukrainian foreign minister they will focus on not just the nato alliance and questions facing those in finland and sweden and if turkey will ratify membership to the nato alliance, but what is happening with the united states and europe i had the chance to speak with chris coons from delaware. i asked about the trade relationship he said it is not a good idea that the united states and europe are at odds over tariffs when they need to be at one with china. >> and the send

you could hear the shrieks and the cries from people assume hadley relatives. when they were met with the reality that another victim has been claimed by these earthquakes and emotionally taxing day temperatures. and now while they are crashing their falling as quickly as the moods lifts and falls here. but there was some good news to day from got a man mirage and hat i. 8 people pulled out of the rubble that lifts the hopes that gives people hope and we saw how really tents distressful. and you can see the contrast in a small area on one side they've, you know, they've stopped for the moment. on the other side, we've had a tense situation where they were calling out. they're giving the calls of life under that rubble because they thought they'd found somebody alive. this is all going on in a very, you know, in a tight area, but it's packed with people. as you can see on those drone shots, people are camped out. people are trying to stay warm. these are people who have lost their homes. these are people who are looking for their relatives. and it leads to frust

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but the reports , former but the reports, former assistant general secretary steve hadley told gb newsembers want more money, shouldn't. last year was 11 and a half % this year it's already a half% this year it's already ten and a half% that make what may go down, we don't know. but when inflation goes down, it doesn't mean prices come down. it just means they stop rising so quickly . so, quite rightly , so quickly. so, quite rightly, the rmt membership said that , the rmt membership said that, you know, a 12% pay cut over two years is not acceptable in real terms . the latest figures show terms. the latest figures show the economy narrowly avoided falling into recession in the final quarter of last year. data from the office for national statistics shows the economy sold zero growth between october and december, but the overall annual gdp rate grew by 4.1. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, welcomed the figures but warned there's still more to be done. we are not out of the woods. inflation is still much too high. that is causing pain for families up and down the country, which is why we ne

but the reports , former but the reports, former assistant general secretary steve hadley told gb newsembers want more money, shouldn't. last year was 11 and a half % this year it's already a half% this year it's already ten and a half% that make what may go down, we don't know. but when inflation goes down, it doesn't mean prices come down. it just means they stop rising so quickly . so, quite rightly , so quickly. so, quite rightly, the rmt membership said that , the rmt membership said that, you know, a 12% pay cut over two years is not acceptable in real terms . the latest figures show terms. the latest figures show the economy narrowly avoided falling into recession in the final quarter of last year. data from the office for national statistics shows the economy sold zero growth between october and december, but the overall annual gdp rate grew by 4.1. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, welcomed the figures but warned there's still more to be done. we are not out of the woods. inflation is still much too high. that is causing pain for families up and down the country, which is why we ne

either we nearly made it through nearly all rise dave through we nearly all rise dave take steve hadley joining me now is someone i thinks employees should be getting pay rise. rebecca reed author and broadcaster ryan , you author and broadcaster ryan, you very much. so talk to me. you think employees should be getting a pay rise ? point 9% is getting a pay rise? point 9% is what they've been offered people are they're all are saying, oh, they're all rubbish them less. so i rubbish pay them less. so i would pay them considerably more overall because i think the amount of money that you get paid as an mp means we attract a very ambitious career politician to the kind of person who has the option to go to a big finance company or big legal career. it doesn't go into politics. they need to make money. hardly anybody who solvable student and has solvable student debt and has aspirations for a big career. so you get the egotists rather than the truly ambitious people and because they get paid what to a lot of them doesn't feel like a lot of them doesn't feel like a lot of them doesn't feel l

kirsty nicole hadley was it? kirsty nicole hadley was diagnosed with the disorder at 48 years old.dr. clare bailey . and journalist dr. clare bailey. and duke, if we could, if we could start with you, could you just sum up to people , what is it? sum up to people, what is it? what is it ? so adhd is often what is it? so adhd is often seen. what is it? so adhd is often seen . in children bouncing off seen. in children bouncing off the walls. the diagnosis . this the walls. the diagnosis. this was made with mainly looking at boys and one is that one of the challenges is, is that , you know challenges is, is that, you know , these children are actually under stimuli to drugs and overstimulated. so they seek things that are intense. they are high tracked , is inclined to are high tracked, is inclined to be hyperactive , but not be hyperactive, but not everybody is . they're impulsive everybody is. they're impulsive . they can be disorganised. they lose things , but it can have it lose things, but it can have it is always the a spectrum, but it can have quite a sort of significant impac

she came home and lived with me for a while and needed her wounds cared for and her iv monitored, i hadley. i have been very lucky to be able to make choices that were right for my family. and also, where my request for leave were unquestioned. so many workers, as has already been set, have not had that choice. when the needs of a job are at odds with or in competition with the needs of your loved ones, working people, let's be real, mostly working women, are faced with incredibly untenable choices. finding balance is really impossible, as are the peace of mind secretary becerra talked about, and the sense of security that secretary walsh talked about. that's why the passage of the fmla was so essential. american workers work up every day to fill two goals. getting the job done and providing for the daily needs of the household. the commitment to work and family is really deeply interconnected. the fmla, as has already been said, allows parents to bond with and care for their children. it acknowledges the significant challenges and demands young children and aging parents place on working

hadley for example allowed a wider array for example we are pulling the standard data and the prices different of food it was the lowest-cost food in each category. if we had allowed all foods in a particular category that would have increase the cost. we are very mindful the word thriftyen it is intended to be a low-cost debate. >> but you felt like you had the authority to go ahead and do the higher category if you wanted to? >> and no i think the law makes it clear we weren't meant to design for the past 45 years have had a low cost budget. we wanted to meet the decisions in keeping with where we have been for the past four decades but he asked me a hypothetical i gave you a hypothetical answer requests for the past 40 years or whatever placement cost neutral. prior updates have been cost neutral but have not been down with a directive. >> it is myzm understanding usda recently hired a noose nap director catherine. >> yes precrisis questions whether she will relocate to washington d.c. from pennsylvania. snap as of the largest entitlement programs in the federal government. what i

hadley pushing secretary report.ding . 70,000 universal staff funding. 70,000 universal staff begin a three day strike today as industrial action continues to disruption to lectures and seminars . will affect 150 seminars. will affect 150 universities and could the uk be facing a cost of loving crisis? almost half of brits who want to get engaged say they can't because it's simply too expensive. we'll find out if it's possible to do a romance on a budget . so it is valentine's a budget. so it is valentine's day. get. get in touch. let us know your stories. a lot of you are not very romantic at all. what i think about that. but people not being able to afford to engaged or get married or to get engaged or get married or whatever. there's some lovely . whatever. there's some lovely. love conquers all. that's what i think. love. if there's a will, there's a way. and maybe you don't need the big ceremonies. and you don't need the big rings or whatever it is. you just need, as the beatles said , need, as the beatles said,

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but the rmt, former assistant general steve hadley, told gb news members want more money. pension.year was 11 and a half % this year was 11 and a half% this year was 11 and a half% this year it's already ten and a half % that make one but make or don't. we don't know. but when inflation goes down, it doesn't mean prices come it just mean prices come down. it just means stop raising. so means they stop raising. so quickly. so quite rightly, the rmt membership that, you know, a 12% pay cut over two years is not acceptable in real terms . not acceptable in real terms. the latest figures show , the the latest figures show, the economy narrowly avoided falling recession in the final quarter of last year. data from the office for national shows the economy sold zero growth between october and december. but the overall annual gdp rate grew by 4.1. the chancellor jeremy hunt 4.1. the chancellorjeremy hunt welcomed the figures but warned there's still more to be done . there's still more to be done. we are not out of the woods . we are not out of the woods. inflation is still much too that

could have worked her way back to those i have worked her way back to those values you talked about hadleyed her some form of rehabilitation or even put her on trial? figs rehabilitation or even put her on trial? �* , ., ., , rehabilitation or even put her on trial? �* , . . , . rehabilitation or even put her on trial? ~ , . ., , ., ., rehabilitation or even put her on trial? ~ , . ., ., , trial? as far as a trial is concerned, _ trial? as far as a trial is concerned, that - trial? as far as a trial is concerned, that is - trial? as far as a trial is concerned, that is a - trial? as far as a trial is - concerned, that is a nonstarter. trial? as far as a trial is _ concerned, that is a nonstarter. the offence is, it is alleged she committed and which the judges think she clearly did participate in, were committed outside the jurisdiction of the united kingdom. the witnesses, where they are still alive will be dispersed all over the place. no, if she had come back to the uk she would not be tried, i am sure of that. but whatever she herself has in her heart, we don't have a window to her soul