sort of old what was behind jade and early take. things to people that my dad's people who are around at the time if you. are not being made also close with some friends. or family by sister do. especially in a giant city like london. during the week with. his parents so they did really well. you know i mean as much as they did because. you know the best training people speak later on when he was off at school program they could offer him to stay with. me which was a. problem for him which meant more time to concentrate on his passion. you know you know born with unbelievable skills you just play and practice with anyone else and that's what he started with. at age 14 his next big career was this transfer to manchester city for small feet 66000 pounds. but it wasn't short because honestly lots of footage of him over the top academies and he just looks so so it wasn't a surprise for us when he went to work for it because he had that tel in there anyway and it was blue when he wanted to. be when he went. to go to the. mentions it's. p

jaded nickname the rockets his football stages to date what food and city. just getting started he's only getting started but he's already experienced plenty jaden hails from kennington in south london his parents came from trinidad and tobago and made this then you have what does this place mean to jaden. fly home for. friends or family born on march 25th 2000 jaden grew up in this very building on. the. left of a great look down and. in the streets for the truth. but his mum didn't like him playing in the streets at age 5 she brought him to a community playground project run by norman. guidance or we had a chat and the rest is history. skills as jayden have norman to thank. the lot playing football. i used to work at both left and right. one touch football. and there i stood my culture with. the playground has since been closed due to a lack of funding and a new security measures in kennington this was the last of its kind for the community project did produce some good footballers including man united legend rio ferdinand and a few young players who gaine

skills as jade and have norman to thank. god i used to work and both left and right. touch football. i stood my culture with yeah. the playground has since been closed due to a lack of funding and a new security measures in kennington this was the last of its kind but the community project did produce some good footballers including man united legend rio ferdinand and a few young players who gained early fame in the bundesliga such as adam a look. and of course. around here where they can play for. you know pay for it it's all free for him. you know they will get the coaching they need from from the moment. so yeah this is what this is this is the this is. to say an england. tackling was forbidden and tactics were not so important instead the focus was on the joy of the game and its social aspects sports as an educational tool for the kids. to the culture. with everyone. and then. one of them. you can see that. children. just kicking a ball every single. just kicking. a tennis ball and. you can see that he with a bit more passion. except for his buddy rhys nelson says

since the summer of $27.00 st jaded has flourished at dortmund. but it all started back in 2007 what's that. from the street football project to the what for football academy. the 1st big step in his career. he's going to. retire to develop his senses in and around london and we used to get. really sort of street a lot street for boston from the kind of i guess some didn't play some of the clubs and jason is one of those so he wasn't playing organized football and when he came people very quickly said always go really special play here when the boy it wasn't long before he got in my team so you train with the actual kind of meeting that was 2 years old and you could see that he was he was just unbelievably confident. he just played differently to all the other kids. all of what was behind. i think it was to people. it's people that are around at the time if you. need a lot of classes i took off some friends. just to do. especially in a giant city like london. during the week this was with. his parents so they did really well. you know i mean as mu

months since india decided that it'll have to change in kashmir my desk this week here in london is jade comes up national vice president of the chief spokesman of the ruling b.j. . causes he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. sophie committed on. the people of the world over information. that the paintings i think want to express t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. here from dear antonia here's a scene here. my 3 grandchildren sleep on troubles when i was in france is ages germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades when your mother was born in 1969 the wall one is already 8 years old and. my grandchildren were born after the wall fell morning free flight. 300 shims one family on a journey through my recent german history. books . starts nov 6th on t.w. . frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by

other parties such as the greens and then amongst young voters they're feeling a little bit sort of jaded with the 2 main parties of the liberals on the conservatives and the n.d.p. have done a very good online campaign which seems to have struck a chord and like i said over and kept backlit bloc have a quad it seems to have also garnered a lot of support there so it's really so tight it's so difficult to see how it's going to end up and we could actually have to wait till the last writings writings or the electoral districts here in canada in british columbia on the west coast actually bring in the results to finally see who is going to be governing canada for the next 4 years or saying here if it's a weak government only last 2 years but we'll have to wait and see over the next few hours how things pan out ok pablo foley yes and also a thank you. abortion and same sex marriage have just become legal in our land as of midnight local time a last ditch attempt by conservative politicians to block the legislation failed the changes to northern ireland's laws was set in motion by an interven

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you come from on this issue, i think that all of us, there was a tiny sigh of relief, even if we are jadedical. that there has been progress. we feel like, it has been almost a quagmire of issues for the past three years and the last ten days, this issue has accelerated so much, to the point where we are about to have this huge vote in parliament. however, ido about to have this huge vote in parliament. however, i do know that with businesses, we are waiting for the vote, not going to be moving on any decision in regards to what to do with our resources and future investment because we have been here before, where the eu has approved and now we have to bring it home and approve it or disprove it here. coming from the business world, do you recognise this sort of figure that the guardian runs with, saying that the guardian runs with, saying that if the brexit deal gets past, even then, the uk economy would still lose out on £130 billion worth of growth? is that reflected in the conversation that you are having with other people in the business world ? with other people in the business world

her daughters olivia jade and isabella were out shopping i west hollywoodesterday. hey, e you worried about your mom going tjail? >> the girls are no longer attending usc. the "fuller house" star who has plead not guilty has a hearing on january 17th. >>> moving on now to actor ben afflk. does he have a new girlfriend? >> good morning. >> ben was out solo today in brentwd all bundled up after his weekend relapse. >> it was a slip, but i'm not gonna let it derail me >> the 47-year-old spent a lot of time this weekend with musician katie chey. before going to a halloween party together. e two then hit the commerce casino at 1:00 a.m. katie's 33 years old, and check this out, she used to date this south african boxer who traine ben's ex jennifer garner. but a sour tells "e.t." that >>> a cross the country jennife aniston and reese witherspoon's bre instagram.fter jenniston our nischelle turner was wh her. >> oh, yeah, the stars took "the morning show" from day tonight at this premiere. >> right here please. ght here please. >> you bronstagram. >> you broke it. >> d you

loughlin has plead not guilty to allegations that she paid a $500,000 bribe to get her daughters olivia jade and isabella giannuli admitted to usc as crew recruits. "e.t." has learned they are no longer enrolled at the university. so how to fill all that free time? ♪ this is an sos >> we spotted the girls last night living it up at the jonas brothers concert at the hollywood bowl. isabella shared a video and wrote, my 10-year-old self is so happy right now. >> let's keep moving. that is kevin hart out in beverly hills with jay-z. it's the first time we've seen him since his near fatal car crash last month. he appears to be moving well. that is fantastic. get well, buddy. >>> meghan markle is back in london and back in the spotlight for the first time she accused the british tabloids of making her life miserable. >> her royal the duchess of s k suss sussex. judging by that smile you would never guess her and harry are at war with the british tabloids. >> when people are saying things that are just untrue and they're being told they're untrue, but they're allowed to still say them, i don't kno

pablo: they have seen a real support increase, particularly from younger voters, who are feeling jadedd disappointed with the liberals and conservatives. their leader seems to be someone who strikes a cord. he's quite charismatic and young. he has given a message of hope to people. it has created some momentum and his party. it's not just his party. it's also the greens hussein -- who could potentially be gaining a lot of support. it will be a tight race. we really won't have a clue until the polls close. brent: thank you. a group of leading drug companies in the u.s. have agreed to a last-minute settlement before the first federal trial over the opioid crisis. the $250 million settlement resolves settlements ruled by two ohio counties by the companies, but thousands more are pending. more than 400,000 people have died from opioid overdoses. millions are addicted. ticket out the box. hold your thumb on the bottom of the plunger and press one time and whatever nostril you prefer. >> they are unique -- learning how to use narcan. it can reduce -- reverse in opioid overdose. first respond

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a horse and she's a large figure and leaping off these well marked barrels of alcohol, you can see jaded, whisky, beer, grab, behind her all her compatriots women with these access and hatch this and they are part of the lead, in the name of god and humanity that's the banter that they are caring, so the ban is against alcohol and when women were very to alcoholics they became a very vulnerable population, so they were organizing amongst each other in ways that help them, not only get support but also understand their rights and what they can do to advocate for the rates, on the bottom you see the oratorical fries and inches women christians temperance union and i wanted to include this little medal because i was curious to know how women were teaching themselves how to speak in public. so if you think of masters of today that is a good analogy of what they were doing in the temperance union because they were actually awarding prizes to women who were speaking in having little contests in order to or them for the good speeches, of course they were talking about christianity and temperanc

is a football kick off on you jade. i didn't see you. this. last week mr vanstone was shot at last but. not his 1st 2 goals for the club in the team can win if it doesn't offer cemented himself as one to watch for the club faithful. to touch 2 year old celebrations with pretty memorable 2. different track is just the type of attacking player coach marco who's a likes and he was hoping to continue his phone this weekend at hoffenheim. tom didn't waste time getting involved pressing well to help create a i'm sorry opportunity in the early exchanges. diligence paid off lation the 1st half when he showed tremendous awareness that jones will through and set up on a sunday i. want to thank you. so i'm proud past the entire hoffenheim back plan that kept things cool language off to his family frenchmen. set up because marcus anyway. first of all he's already got a nickname. suited why sequel to kiss kiss also know what you say it's from when i was growing up she come from pity or small kids from our kids so it just means little mark hughes. and of th

since india has decided that it'll have to change in kashmir my guess this week here in london is jadecomes up national vice-president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling b.j. keith thomas he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. lifts off the flow. of money not as easy as rico listen to the russian submarines column on sports many people in afghanistan think it's wrong for women to do sport trying to stuff the for. the 1st spot must be met continues to come true colors team so far not deterred from by tests the 5 minutes on d w. i subscribe to do you know where your books there's always something more in the world than what we may be captured favs want to. read books online to take a trip on asa go christmas market hopping with v.w. and cologne and we'll go up to tomas airfare and hotel are included for you and a guest. just tell us which german street is your favorite. what's the most beautiful place in germany. what would you like to explore most to enter check in at g.w. dot com slash travel good luck and enjoy some will find. 0 information sil

she successfully defended her title with a score of 15.399, well clear of jade carey and ellie downier female. lots of record breakers today. that's all the sport for now. the speed at which people in their 40s walk is a sign of how much their brains, as well as their bodies, are ageing. that's according to an international team of scientists who've described the finding as an "amazing surprise". in a study of 1,000 people in new zealand, they found that not only were slower walkers' bodies ageing more quickly, but their faces looked older and they had smaller brains. we measured it in three ways. in this study where all the data is coming from. we measured the average speed at which people are walking, the normal pace. and we measured the maximum speed without running and we measured a dual—task gait speed, meaning people had to recite alternating letters of the alphabet while walking. and each of these three measures are equally associated with accelerating ageing measures we have been investigating. there is going to be a big variation in individuals, but these studies show that, o

they've seen a real support increase particularly from younger voters who are feeling a little bit jaded and disappointed with the liberals and the conservatives and their their leader judgment seeing seems to be someone who strikes a chord he really you know someone quite charismatic is quite young and he has given a message of hope to people which as you know created some sort of momentum in his party but it's not just his party it's also like i said the greens who seem to have also who could protect potentially be gaining a lot of support but like i said it's going to be a tight race until all the clothes all the polls close we really won't have a clue all right our very own public polling on election watch in ottawa canada for us tonight public thank you a group of leading drug companies in the united states has agreed to a last minute settlement just before the 1st federal trial over the opioid crisis was due to start the $260000000.00 settlement resolves lawsuits brought by 2 ohio counties against the companies but thousands more are still pending more than 400000 people in the uni

rocking a minute i am on his back better but he has jaded few tunes yemen is and i'm going to him what all of enough said look at the ending of the thought but i'm not after and what i'm not of the same year or so to have seen ministers any part of an effort have been what a lot of well mean when i've been in the set are useful to give me. the dominion info. they didn't get it if you aren't the orphan interests then would you when you must know manifested after next of kin for you if you could here with i figure when it should must act as you see it as would you back. despite having much in common their political differences drove the 2 leaders further apart a seat i had been given was he who was here i was there i met. as a moment fairlane do when a c.s.e. that has been part of the story 8 well let me. didn't bat that. from a network you bend the fear means you have 10 years and it comes to him seen what a the ministry mad men are. to do a lot of being. a latina the last couple of people ask her. to give a tad short. sell and at least a lot of fellows. a cadillac. out of. him will hav

they've seen a real support increase particularly from younger voters who are feeling a little bit jaded and disappointed with the liberals and the conservatives and their leader judgment seeing seems to be someone who strikes a chord he really you know someone quite charismatic he's quite young and he has given a message of hope to people which has you know created some sort of momentum in his party but it's not just his party it's also like i said the greens who seem to have also who could protest potentially be gaining a lot of support but like i said it's going to be a tight race and until all the clothes all the polls close we really won't have a clue all right our very own public polling on election watch in all the war here on the force tonight public thank you. golfing great tiger woods has returned to action after 2 months away because of the surgery the injury prone athlete prove that he is sitting in at a charity event in japan his pain free return means that tiger is raring to go as he bids for a 16th major title next year and a 1st olympic gold. he's mosses troy rounded off

according to the university, isabella rose and olivia jade giannulli no long attend usc but it is unclear whether they were dropped out or kicked out. laughlin and her husband are accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to secure the admission to usc as crew recruits. laughlin is due in court in january to face charges. >>> well macy's is set to make major changes. next here at midday, the item you soon will not be able to buy in stores. >>> plus a five-day u.s. brokered cease-fire between turkish troops and syrian kurdish fighters is set to end. the moves world leaders are making to address the ongoing situation in sear. >>> and have you seen our new synched in show on instagram. here is abby fernandez with a look at the latest episode. ♪ >> in case you missed it, this newly released surveillance showed a former 49ers assistant coach disarming a student with a hug. back in may a 19-year-old student brought a loaded gun to a portland high school with intentions of hurting himself. the coach noticed and talked him out of it and then proceeded to hug him while disarming him. >> i saw the look

of people were arrested and a communications blackout imposed my guest this week here in london is jade pond national vice president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling b.j. team obviously also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir that are reported to be continuing to this day. she found a welcome. thank you a month before your government imposed lockdown in kashmir the un's chief human rights official issued a report examining the state of human rights in the region between may 2800 and april this year it claimed that in that 12 month period the number of civilian casualties and around $160.00 with thought to be in the highest in more than a decade and it says $71.00 of them have been victims of india's security forces the un says you have a poor record of investigating such killings what is the 1st of all i think it's wrong to call it a lockdown. people in german kashmir are free to move around the visit other parts of india people from other parts are not your thousands of arrested. let me tell you i'm free to do anything let me come to the detention

on weekly basis, probably ended up being a couple times a month but it was an opportunity for the jade you many times in conjunction with chief of staff and others to direct the topics that we want to talk about and then for me to talk with analyst who present information to be, some which was contrary to what i thought. as a command i thought it was my responsibility to try to get a lot of different views into this thing come into the things we were doing. for me those were some of the practical aspects of it as well. and, of course, just like anybody else there's another layer of leadership out there in our component commanders and jdf commanders who have different assessment. one of the most important things you do as a command is make sure you set the environment so they can be a dialogue, a discussion about what's happening and how we are assessing and interpreting what's happening. that was perhaps the most important leadership things that people can do especially as we navigate visually complex environment. >> i could not agree more. another great question from the audience abou

i have to put in a but, because we have got so to put in a but, because we have got so jaded and cynical deal before, about a year ago, and also having a deal here does not mean there really isa deal here does not mean there really is a deal, as we will be finding out later in the programme. when did we find out we had a deal? there was lots of loud whispers about it yesterday. but that was from the eu side. that's right. then late last night, it seems there might bea late last night, it seems there might be a deal and before the iopm news last night, the dup said no, there are still gaps and earlier this morning, literally when we were getting on the eurostar to come here to brussels, the choreography was all in place and you knew the agenda of the eu was set out and they could even agree before lunchtime, which a lwa ys even agree before lunchtime, which always seemed a bit ambitious but of course the text from the dup said we are still not there and it seems like it might all be off. surely borisjohnson like it might all be off. surely boris johnson wouldn't sign like it might all be

they start off idealistic and then they are jaded because they lose everything in time and time againe really do celebrate them in theory that is why both democrats and republicans unanimously agreed to turn the whistleblower complaint over to congress the practice is another matter entirely if our attention goes elsewhere that's when they lose everything. their career, job, family that they are retaliated against and it occurs again and again we have to do better by our whistleblowers. >> you basically finish the manuscript of the book and then you get to post 9/11 and then it's back to the drawing board. it's almost an earlier and simple her world that's now more complicated post snowden so what is different xp make a couple of things. and we've got to figure it out. with hundreds of pages. but back to your question that to divide this book to two parts before the internet and after the internet but the other thing is that national security state develops with the enormous national security state and any other free nation that's and you have a national security whistleblower. in ord

daughter jade got into usc even though she was neither a rower nor a scholar. >> i do want the experiencegame days and partying. i don't really care about school, as you guys well know. >> this is a game. just realize that this is a game. >> at the center of the scheme, independent college counselor rick singer. >> sir, why did you game the system? >> my key method unlocks the full potential of your son or daughter and sets them on a course to excel in life. >> singer showed an ability to con and dazzle even very successful people. >> they send their plane to come pick me up, come to the meeting for a couple of hours, two or three hours, put me back on the plane and send me to the next place i need to go. >> the hollywood names made the headlines. >> are you guilty? >> but some other parents were the most dumbfounding. singer charged this woman $50,000 to have a stranger take her son's a.c.t. her name is jane buckingham and she is a parenting expert. >> every working mom comes to me and says, how do i do it all? guess what, you can't. no one is super woman. so don't try to be. >> she even

according to usa today, olivia jade and isabella are no longer currently enrolled.e accused of paying $500,000 to a fake nonprofit and what investigators dubbed the varsity blues scandal. the parents had their daughters classified as crew recruits for california became the first state to ban the sale of new for products, macy's and bloomingdale's say they will stop selling them come anything metaphor. macy's which owns a bloomingdale's says the sales. at the end of next year. the stores have beee company pl its furball in salons which offers storage, repair and restyling of furs among other services. >>> disneyland making it easier for guests to get into some of the most popular attractions in the star wars lien. there is a major change to how far in advance you can make reservations. the wait to get in to the cantina which serves alcohol had been as long as an hour. now you can make reservations for the cantina as well as the workshop and t 60 days in advance. you can make the reservations the same way you do for other disneyland restaurants around the park on the

. >> let's go to jade hernandez. she is in this large community being affected. we're talking about 30,000 people being told to evacuate. >> that's right. as you can see, i'm having a hard time standing up because the winds are so strong. we showed you the hillside. one thing i don't know that i talked about is that there is not only residents fleeing from these areas but wildlife as well. my photographer saw a coyote about an hour ago just right here on cessna boulevard. i saw two rabbits actually across from here coming down from where some of these homes are across the street. so if you think about it, there are a lot of -- a lot of things to keep in mind when these fires start to burn. you have to think about wildlife, you have to think about homes. you have to think about residents. right here right now you're seeing a fire truck here and above we've seen several air drops already. >> awfully close. >> yeah. >> that was our sister station, kabc reporting on the saddleridge fire. we'll continue monitoring that story. >>> investigators believe burning garbage

and then they end up quite jaded because then they lose everything, time and time again.e really do celebrate whistleblowers in theory but that is why both democrats and republicans unanimously agreed to turn whistleblower complaints over to congress but now the practice is when that goes elsewhere that's when they lose everything their careers and jobs and families all retaliated against that we can do better by whistleblowers in my view. >> but then get into post- 9/11 and back to the drawing board it's almost as if there was an earlier and simple her world of whistleblowing that's more complicated so what has changed quick. >> a couple things that john points out in this note in case happened half of this book was completed and then i thought i have to start over. [laughter] what is this guy cracks i have to figure it out so hundreds of pages of carefully polished on the cutting room floor of the terrible example how to write a book but i do like the finished project for the finished product but the two things that have changed and the reason why i divided into the two

and it has a for a minute i know but if he did to have a minute i am on his back better but he has jaded few tunes yemen is and i'm going to him what all of enough said look at gentlemen but i'm not going to and what i'm not of the same year or so to have seen mr is any kind of an effort has been what a lot of well mean when i've been in the set are useful to give me. a minute and for. few who are finished. then would you when you must know minister lakita if you can't figure out if you could you get with i figure when it should not start as you see it as you would you back. despite having much in common their political differences drove the 2 leaders further apart as it had been given lucy who was here i was there i met. but as a moment fairlane do when a c.s.e. that has been part of the story 8 well let me. didn't bat that. from a network you bend the fear means you had 10 years and i've come to have seen a then managed to mad when i had. to do a lot of. lety center the last couple of people ask her. a tad short. list i want to follow. a cadillac. out of. him who have really been and.

he was a reaction, media reporter radio host jade contract along with conservative talk columnist, workedake newest scene in jeff for your reaction. >> let's stipulate. jeff is a man of the left. cnn is left leaning. >> sean: a propaganda arm. >> [laughs] >> sean: stage run socialist tv. >> as i think i said, jeff is more like the president of leftist state media inc. i want to be fair and say i've had an experience where if somebody was in the control room with him and got into my ear and urged me to get in there and fight. what jeff likes and i have this experience with van jones with a skip commercials and let us go on it a fairly passionate discussion about then candidate donald trump and the ku klux klan. that was election night. this was much earlier when they were trying to say that donald trump was refusing to attack the ku klux klan, which is not true. he likes quote-unquote good television. neglects to see it. stu and i apologize. >> but my point is they like it. sure enough the next day my clash with van jones was on the front page of "the new york times." >> sean: i want to ap

numbers, we also heard about the department -- departure of jade lewis.going to another job. bit of reshuffling around these positions and france going on. let's have a look at the downside. this is where the breadth of the movement. we have got individual movers to the downside and moving lower. they had a news out talking about plans for cost-cutting. ldp. talk about we don't talk about polish apparel stores often but they are down by 5.1%. third-quarter numbers are wearing on the stock. let's get a first word news update. we have that in hong kong. u.s., more heat on president trump's oldest allies over the unitarian call -- ukraine call. warnedmpeo has been about possible charges after blocking testimony from five officials. the lawmaker said he appears to have an obvious country -- conflict of interest. the u.s. economy is losing speed. manufacturing is stumbling. index slipped to a 10 year low and president trump is blaming the fed. he says jerome powell and his colleagues have allowed the dollar to get to strong. -- too strong. the dollar index is

. >> as for actress lori loughlin her two daughters, olivia jade and isabella, who are no longer attending usc, were spotted out wednesday in l.a. in a mercedes g wagon. and there's a new twist that could impact lori. >> i'm jane buckingham. friend strategist. >> l.a. parenting expert jane buckingham who's appeared on "gma" and briefly host aid reality show for young adults was sentenced wednesday for her role in the admissions scandal. >> don't let guilt be your guide. >> buckingham wa sentenced to three weeks in prison after pleading guilty to paying $50,000 for a proctor to take her son's a.c.t. felicity's bribe was less than a third of that, $15,000. she received a two-week sentence. all that math doesn't look good for lori, who allegedly paid a half million dollars to get her daughters into usc. a source tells us that lori, who pleaded not guilty, still has no plans to take a deal with prosecutors. >> let's get to someone else who seems to kind of want her freedom back. meghan markle. she is really struggling with being a duchess, and this week meghan made her first appearance and she

olivia jade and isabel rose, are no longer enrolled at usc. so we don't know what that means.ow if they were kicked out or withdrew because of all of this going on. but you're saying you believe because this has all been so high profile, this would be a game changer for the rest of us. >> this is a major teachable moment. yes, it's been going on for years. so what. it's been discovered now and prosecutors have decided to focus in on it now. and i think moving forward you'll see major shifts in terms of admissions, regulations, harder road blocks built up so people can't cheat. and kids are having the effects of this. i'm not for punishing them. they're young men and women but this is a game-changer throughout the country in terms of how he deal with admitting children into schools. >> joey jackson, jennifer rogers, thank you. >> i get the sense after that that you're considering changing your plea. >> i'm guilty of something. >> the question on timing, when you might be able to change that. >>> for our u.s. viewers, another key witness in the impeachment probe heads to capitol

but i think just the numbers they are repeating and hopefully we don't get too jaded, it's about 7 the radio thousand -- $750,000 to build one unit of affordable housing. we ask the city to do everything they can to support the development of affordable housing. thank you for supporting this legislation. thanks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm tracy at jobs and justice in san francisco. so we all know there's a huge housing crisis in san francisco and we aren't able to house our workers. we know this is most severe for the city's low and middle-income workers. and we all know who ultimately bears the brunt of this. it's development tally black and brown workers who get pushed out of their homes and san francisco. we already heard over the next six-years san francisco will be short more than 15,000 units for low income workers and their families. where are these hard working people supposed to live? this didn't happen by accident. we have a housing crisis but it's a crisis of our own making. for too long the planning department and city agencies have been chas

view and the patient's point of view, because there should be equality of access regardless of age. jadeugh at because it seems like a teenage problem, i can't imagine how older men and women feel, and chait says well done for speaking out. margaret says why is it never realise that people might have eating disorders beyond the 70s? my late mum had anorexia for three and a half years before she died aged 90 and nobody in the medical problem accepted she had anything disorder. i suffered along with her until she died of organ failure. hope says thank you for raising awareness, such an important topic and one often ignored. my grandmother died from anorexia in her 70s because health workers gave up her 70s because health workers gave up on her. those are really shocking stories? they are, yes. i think one of the things that has happened over time has been an enormous focus on younger people developing eating disorders and then dying at a young age, that is what has hit the news and captured attention and resources have been targeted there, so there are now much more services for young peop

now the university says olivia jade and isabella are no longer enrolled at the school. >> it comes asour more parents have changed their pleas to guilty. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: four more parents embroiled in that college admissions scandal now changing their pleas to guilty, including manuel and elizabeth enriquez, who prosecutors say gloated with their daughter about getting away with cheating on her college entrance tests. 19 of 35 parents have pleaded guilty, including felicity huffman, who was spotted over the weekend outside federal prison in her inmate jumpsuit walking to meet her daughter and husband for a visit more than halfway through her two-week sentence for paying $15,000 to boost her daughter's s.a.t. scores. lori loughlin and her husband are still fighting charges they paid $500,000 to pose their daughters as rowing recruits for usc. the prosecutors saying loughlin would receive less time if she reached a deal. >> if it's after trial i think certainly we'd be asking for something substantially higher. if she resolved her case short of trial, something lo

poor public services follows demonstrations on wednesday where one protester was killed dozens and jaded and security forces tried to disperse the crowds in baghdad well let's go now to baghdad correspondent natasha good name is joining us live from the top she was saying that we were expecting to hear from the president in the last few moments we've heard he's saying the prime minister has has agreed to stand down if the right replacement can be found. time right actually the right right the president already has been speaking and from right we had her stand in for give us the obviously chaotic environment here in tahrir square we're hearing actually is that the president is saying that there are people not told her early elections right. direction on the ground through until that election law is drafted elections will not be how we're also hearing that. right and it. was showing solidarity with the protesters and reiterating that they are not using its best excessive force but we have not heard it again maybe our information is a bit slow but we have not heard the president say that pr

the washington red skins fired jade ruden. the red skins offensive line coach and former head coach bill will take over for the time being. >>> the warriors are holding an open prablth s. the proceeds from the $5 tickets will go to support education. however tickets are already sold out. it starts at 5:30 tonight, and that is probably the only 5 $5 event you will see. >>> time it 7:17. we're back watching the commute. everybody behaving for you? >> mostly. we do have slow travel out there. we have crowded conditions. let's start with highway 24 best bound and taking a look at the commute west bound here through layfeyette. and then slow traffic as you drive through the tunnel. it has been no major issues. 40 -minute drive from bridge to hire is right about the time, right about normal, and when you get to the bridge, you add more there. there is no slowing south bound though as you drive hayward to union city. and then near here. so traffic has been slower than normal. if you happen to get on after stephenson, they say might h

neil: jaded young man. >> it seemed so dramatic.didn't enter 40 years ago wanting to impeach somebody but they obviously want to impeach the president right now. what i think -- neil: you think that ship has sailed? how we leave the dock doesn't matter as much as where we're going? >> and i really do think that the average american, going into an election year, i don't think again, this dog hunts for the average american. independents do not like this by a 13-point margin. most people see this as naked politics. this is all about the 2020 election. i didn't like all of this drama when it was about the mueller report. i don't like it now that we are doing this impeachment stuff, the sequel is not as good as the original and the original wasn't even that good. i don't think this works. neil: here's what i have heard. i mean, for all the talk about these democrats who won republican districts, what had been republican districts, they wouldn't vote to even entertain this, the vast majority of them did, that would alarm me if i'm preside

you have lori loughlin's daughter olivia jade didn't even want to go to usc.i thought she wanted to go into rowing. let me ask you a little about that. we talk about the social media. it all kind of comes together at the end of the show here that the role of social media, the influence of social media, policing social media, the truthfulness of social media, that's where the action is, that's where a lot of people get their news, where a lot of people sort of find where the big bucks are. it is the ultimate arbiter, isn't it? >> yes, in some ways this peer-to-peer starting out where we are going to leave out these third parties, at the same time, now, people are more and more worried that the peer platform, as in facebook, is now starting to police people's ideas. so i think it's this constant conflict. i actually, back in the olden days, was like oh, this is great, i can see cat videos whenever i want. true story, but, you know -- neil: freeman had old videos of paul voelker raising rates. oh, my god. >> my colleagues at the "journal" the other day had an int

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in one case, with one woman, he raised the issue of angelina jolie's cancer fears and with another, jade, against nhs guidelines. he denies all the charges against him. the court heard he had been previously convicted of 17 similar allegations against 17 women. that's a case which can only now be reported. three people have been arrested following last month's theft of a golden toilet from blenheim palace. the art installation, valued at around £4.8 million, was allegedly taken in an overnight raid last month. thames valley police said a 35—year—old man, a 34—year—old man, and a 36—year—old woman — all from oxford — had been arrested. the duke of cambridge says more education and political action is needed to tackle climate change, as he visited a melting glacier in pakistan. prince william and his wife visited the hindu kush mountain range on the third day of their tour of the country. they were shown how the glacier has retreated rapidly in recent years because of global warming. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. day weather it is time definitely not the unsubtle sid