name some names, irene. tell! important to you as well. name some names. irene-— names, irene. some names. ll names, irene. tell you about your. friends and name some names. i still have friends — friends and name some names. i still have friends where _ friends and name some names. i still have friends where i _ friends and name some names. i still have friends where i lived _ friends and name some names. i sit ii. have friends where i lived recently until i gave it up to come here, they still come here to visit me. my niece came from cornwall yesterday to visit me. all the way from cornwall. i brought her up because my sister had a big family, so i had her the same age as my own daughter. and i brought her up with me, so she has treated me as a mother. so i'm very fortunate to have so many friends. and where i live, the place where i lived, i can't get back there any more. so lucky to be in here. but they say, we wish you back? we wish you back. they still visit me here. so i can't be too bad a person! visit me here. so i can't be too bad a erson! ., , ., a person! irene, wha

so what's happened is irene _ claire? that's right. so what's happened is irene is - claire?ned is irene is now - claire? that's right. so what'sl happened is irene is now living in harlem with her husband was a doctor. claire however is married to john who is a bigot, a racist who believes that his wife is white which is the passing of the title. 0ne which is the passing of the title. one of the increase during the interesting things of the film is pretty much everyone in it is pretend they're not pretending to be something that they're not. you saw from that clip, the film is shot and for by foursquare film black and white. if you are watching a movie in this 1929 beswick movies would look like a square frame, black and white. the use of the black and white. the use of the black and white is fascinating because when you look at a black and it isn't to do with black and white it's to do with all the shades in between. and it kind of brilliantly and you would encapsulate the ambiguity going all through the film. i should say, if this is a very difficult subject matter to make

irene: right.is why we needed to renew our monetary policy stance and of course, there are a lot of factors, external factors that come from global inflation. also base comparison factors but also the shortages and the production chains that have increased so significantly in general production costs and shortages of merchandise. so this is something that has affected us a lot. it has already affected the short-term expectations and we are worried about anchoring and maintaining long-term expectations. >> irene espinosa speaking with shery. lots more ahead on daybreak. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get you a check of the markets at the start of the trading week. pretty muted moves as asian stocks are set for some gains going into the start of trading. china off for its golden week holidays. it is a holiday in new south wales. sydney futures are trading up by one point 4% and new zealand higher despite a second seating -- locked down the delta variant. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while

tessa thompson are irene and claire.is set in 1929, and they meet by chance in an upmarket new york establishment. here is a clip. pardon me, i don't mean to stare, but... i think i know you. i'm afraid you're mistaken. no, of course i know you. you lookjust the same. tell me, do they still call you renee? yes, but no one still be there for a long time. l don't you know me? not really, really? i'm afraid i can't i seem to place you. claire? that's right. so what's happened is irene is now living in harlem with her husband who is a doctor. claire however is married tojohn, who is a bigot, a racist, who believes that his wife is white, which is the passing of the title. one of the the interesting things of the film is pretty much everyone in it is pretend they're not pretending to be something that they're not. you saw from that clip, the film is shot in foursquare film black and white. if you are watching a movie in this 1929, movies would look like a square frame, black and white. the use of the black and white is fascin

irene: we have seen inflation increasing.i'm sure that if we didn't do that, then we would be seeing a more increasing inflation on one side. on the other side, we have seen a very good development in the markets. i think that is really relying on the monetary policies and the decisions we have been making lately. shery: how are you factoring in the global energy crisis right now in two's monetary path? irene: that is something that is affecting very hard global inflation, but also weekly. -- also locally. we are seeing a lot of stickiness in terms of core inflation, and the influence of energy prices in merchandise has been very strong. and also, the shift of consumer patterns in terms of more importance to merchandise than services. i think this is a factor that will be present for a long time, especially if we see the short distance in the energy markets. shery: give us your take about what is keeping inflation so high for so long? we are talking about double the bank's target right now for a few months. irene:. right. and

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irene nobbs, who turned 102 in april, told us the secret to her longevity. accepting life as it is.ps you going and have your good friends. it's amazing how the years have gone by. but step—by—step, i have met so many people and in so many things that i felt very active. it is people and in so many things that i felt very active.— felt very active. it is a good area to live. felt very active. it is a good area to live- being — felt very active. it is a good area to live. being in _ felt very active. it is a good area to live. being in kent, _ felt very active. it is a good area to live. being in kent, it- felt very active. it is a good area to live. being in kent, it is- to live. being in kent, it is greenfields everywhere. it is a very easy way— greenfields everywhere. it is a very easy way of— greenfields everywhere. it is a very easy way of life, isn't it? a lot easier— easy way of life, isn't it? a lot easier than _ easy way of life, isn't it? a lot easier than in london. i think it's public— easier than in london. i think it's public down _ easier than in london. i think it's p

there's not a new controversy emerging at irene is around the country fans chanting and absentees. an unmask about the increasingly unpopular head of state. ah, ah. so the june went viral after appearing during an nbc bull cast oven nascar race in alabama and a b. c reporter who was interviewing dr. a. brandon brown said the chance actually sounded like, let's go brandon and nascar chad the video than deleted without explanation. but that was enough to trigger a barrage of jobs on twitter. this sounds literally nothing like love gold. brandon, can't wait for the sea, and in fact, checks to tell us that the crowd wasn't fucked, saying, let's go brandon. journals have a difficult job to keep licking dems, and biden as per that channel bosses and georgia as a miles e. the globe, a policy institute in london explained the reasoning behind the ridicule. biker is a very impressive figure, as a precedent. american, people like the president's to have a certain swagger a, so for sure, i'm so bike and just doesn't inspire that. so i think that one aspect of it, that the personally particula

a special congratulations to our news director, irene gonzales on her award last site in new york city. and while i have that time, it's all gone because that's all for today show. in the meantime, me on to her at study and use that to continue with conversation. use the hash tag team and b h is we consider you to be a part of and for this so and more download affordable dot to be at for your apple or android device. like always, thank you for watching the if it ah, back either mine angela. no, they say me that the girl i could do it wednesday evening. so central pac support dot com is going to call them right now. they stop to madness. if we keep a meeting fossil fuels in the way that we're currently doing it, by the end of this century, $2100.00 level of carbon dioxide is necessary. it would be a 1000 parts per 1000000 that we wouldn't have seen that level of carbon dioxide for 55000000 years. and when that last happened, there was no washing up on it. and as you said, to have flown some trees living on it. so the consequences will be a sea level globally of about 60 maces, higher th

a special congratulations to our news director, irene gonzales on her award last site in new york city. and while i have that time, it's all gone because that's all for today shout. in the meantime, brought me on to her at godaddy, and he says, continue it conversation, use the hash tag team and vh one. we consider you to be a part of and for this, so and more download affordable dot to be at for your apple or android. device like always thank you for watching the if any. ah ah, if you want something done, right, do it yourself. the acronym d i y, i do it yourself, has now become the name for a new genre of online videos. we do provide her with more than a year away. any son make herself school that he'll at no one you can have the was more than any more than a of a deal. it people use scrap materials and whatevers at hand to rig up all kinds of stuff from household items to pump action. squid guns, richer company for my freshman longer, still must be able to flow much more pool with the, the best part is people want to watch. millions of viewers spend hours seeing how a person they've

lara: and kudos to irene as well.tever is important to us people who rescue and foster animals, it is a cause near in dear to my heart that is my dog been we were foster failures at my house which is a very, very good term it means that we ended up adopting ben because whenever we were fostering him for a certain amount of time he changed so much and he opened up the fostering is a credible way if you think about getting a dog test out what it's like for dog ownership and you're doing a service for the dog they learn how to be part of the family and then they don't want to be adopted by a loving family, then is our second dog but i want to say thank you to the rescuers and the foster families it's an incredible thing to do and i'd be remiss if i didn't say thank you to my husband eric because every time i bring a dog home he allows me to bring them home and never gives me a hard time and you know there's sleeping in our bed we have three dogs in her bed at night and i love every single second i want to encourage every

during tropical storm irene, the extraordinary work that fema did, we are grateful. when fema shows up, it is something that can unify us, it has been a good thing. the topic i want to discuss is not directly under your control, but the breakdown in the grade and challenges to the grid and the necessity for upgrading the grid. i want to ask about what the impact of the -- with respect to the scope and scale of what you have to contend with after a big storm, an event like ida. maybe you could start by describing what the impact was on families and communities after ida because of the long-term shutdown of the grade and how that impacted them and challenge you and fema had to contend with? >> the power grid is so important to keep the communities work moving. the sooner we can get the power turned back on, the sooner the recovery begins. what we see is that as it continues to delay getting the power turned back on, your communities have an increased amount of time for their recovery. what we saw during hurricane ida was hospitals having to be evacuated, communities ha

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when we had hurricane irene the families were able to get back and even though the house was a mess. there is a mother and they had to start digging it out. my observation was there is a lot of hope that they had there on the road to getting back to normal wear as if somebody is out of their home for not two days but two weeks or two months then that hope begins to fade. tell me if that is a fair assessment and your experience. >> sewer i would think that is a fair assessment. people want to be able to start recovering quickly. when they are prevented from that it causes additional despair for those families. >> okay thank you very much for your good work and i yield heback. >> thank you very much madame chair could hear me okay? >> yes. thank you administrator, i really appreciate the testimony, i know everybody does today. and thank you for your good and important work. as youid know, hurricane ida did huge damage to many parts of the country. but that included maryland as well. september 1 it came to the state of maryland and damage hundreds of homes and businesses unfortunately e

. >> longtime friend and neighbor irene schultz, says surely brought a little pizzazz to the feels when she climbed into her custom-made tractor. >> she always put a little bit of makeup on every morning before she went out. >> up on the john deere, she's jacked out? >> she had rosy cheeks, she was beautiful inside and out. >> in time, daughter gianna married and moved away to a job in des moines. son billy went into the heating and air conditioning business, but jason, the youngest child, took to the land. >> i really enjoyed working with him, i was teaching him, he is a good farmer. >> jason would carry on the farming tradition for another generation. and best of all, he and his wife shelley live close by. bill and surely soon had grandchildren's to do it on. happy family picture suddenly disfigured by the ugly murder of shirley carter. d.c. i agent marc ludwig took the lead for the investigation. >> first of all we want to identify all witnesses, we want to separate them, and we want to conduct a face to face sit-down interview, as soon as we can. >> early on, the most important witn

general surgeon dr irene low is hoping to ease any fear or anxiety about the screening process. first mammogram at john muir health in walnut creek. i'm nervous. dr low recently turned 40 when most women should start receiving mammograms. we met her at the breast health centre were covid-19 protocols are in place. this isn't something i normally would want to share publicly, but i think this is such an important issue exam room in here once in the exam room. dr lo wasn't sure what to expect. would it hurt? how long does it take? what we do here is take a series of x ray images. the technician walked her through each step and when pressure would be applied. several images were taken from different positions to get a clear picture of the breast tissue. the whole process from check in to completion took less than 30 minutes. i was explained every detail was a tad uncomfortable to have the compression and everything but, um, went very well. uh huge retire, relieved for that to be done, and i look forward to my results. the mammogram images are then reviewed by a radiologist who look

general surgeon dr irene low is hoping to ease any fear or anxiety about the screening process.lowing us to document her first mammogram at john muir health in walnut creek. i'm nervous. dr low recently turned 40 when most women should start receiving mammograms. we met her at the breast health centre were covid-19 protocols are in place. this isn't something i normally would want to share publicly, but i think this is such an important issue. this exam room in here. once in the exam room, dr lo wasn't sure what to expect. would it hurt? how long does it take? what we do here is take a series of x ray images. the technician walked her through each step and when pressure would be applied. several images were taken from different positions to get a clear picture of the breast tissue. the whole process from check in to completion took less than 30 minutes. i was explained every detail. it was a tad uncomfortable to have the compression and everything but, um, went very well. uh huge recite of relieved for that to be done, and i look forward to my results. the mammogram images are t

i spoke with dr irene low, a general surgeon with the american cancer society on the collective effortnst breast cancer. the american cancer society during the month of october, hold a bunch of different events to try to raise awareness fundraiser and encourage people to participate in our various programs and services. one of our huge events this month is the making strides in the bay area, which is taking place this weekend on october 16th in emeryville. what takes place at these. at these events. what can people expect? well people can expect a very fun, engaging event. um you know, with covid this year, it's a little bit scaled back. everyone who is attending needs to be registered ahead of time. but there are a lot of speakers. it's a very engaging event where people are able to interact with one another walk and learn more about how their dollars at their fundraising and contributing are helping. promote the american cancer society's events, as well as the programs and services that it has for patients. they provide wigs. they can provide lodging for people who need that in order

tessa thompson are irene and claire.. pardon me, i don't mean to stare, but... i think i know you. i'm afraid you're mistaken. no, of course i know you. you lookjust the same. tell me, do they still call you renee? yes, but no one's called me that for a long time. - don't you know me? not really, reenee? i'm afraid i can't seem to place... claire? that's right. so what's happened is irene's now living in harlem with her husband who is a doctor. claire, however, is married tojohn, who is a bigot, a racist, who believes that his wife is white, which is the passing of the title. but one of the the interesting things of the film is pretty much everyone in it is pretending to be something that they're not. you saw from that clip, the film is shot in foursquare film black and white. if you are watching a movie in this 1929, movies would look like a square frame, black and white. the use of the black and white is fascinating because when you look at a black and white film it isn't to do with black and white, it's to do with all

. >> my name is irene gong. i live three blocks away from van ness avenue.son of support is the temple is too old and deteriorating which cannot be benefitting. it's my place to learn psychology and philosophy during this unstable society. it will bring out the function of buildings. and clarification for this community. our community really needs the public service to help the general public to learn and recognize the optimism which is loving, kindness, and compassion. the new look of the temple is amazing which would be a great benefit to the neighborhood and i remember to put in my mind is our teacher teaching us say give others and give others faith. thank you. >> caller: hello. my name is rachel and i live in unit 509 at the 1776 sacramento street. i definitely echo my other neighbors from the building, but i, yeah, i just want to add, i think it was a disingenuous statement to suggest there was an outreach to the neighborhood since our building had not been contacted since 2018 and i think we all would agree that a modernization of any building is grea