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what do you make of that, jenny? i picture there. what do you make of that, jenny?— that, jenny?s really sad. that, jenny? i think it's really sad- he's _ that, jenny? i think it's really sad. he's not _ that, jenny? i think it's really sad. he's not going _ that, jenny? i think it's really sad. he's not going to - that, jenny? i think it's really sad. he's not going to egypt| that, jenny? i think it's really - sad. he's not going to egypt next month, _ sad. he's not going to egypt next month, he — sad. he's not going to egypt next month, he says matters at home are more _ month, he says matters at home are more important. he needs to focus on the budget, _ more important. he needs to focus on the budget, preparing for that. more important. he needs to focus on the budget, preparing forthat. it's incredibly— the budget, preparing forthat. it's incredibly myopic. it's shocking. last _ incredibly myopic. it's shocking. last year— incredibly myopic. it's shocking. last year we were a leader in all of this, _ last year we were a leader in all of this, glascow hosted cop27. this year

jenny put it right. it was a route. the route continues. they are also doing good work around her song -- herson. i would look for the russians to be dropping weapons and running toward russia. >> jenny, you just heard ambassador taylor giving an enthusiastic sense that momentum is on the side of ukrainians. what is the next pivot in your view? >> i agree that we should look for routes. i would also point to regular warfare that the ukrainians are behind combat capabilities to erode and a potential collapse of russian forces. the will of ukrainians to resist. and the annexation on the ground due to the creation of the government and that effort is not getting as much coverage as it sometimes deserves, but it's an important complement to this offensive. it can be where the russians collapse next. >> i can -- i would love it if you could talk about how we get out of this mess? >> i agree with jenny and bill with regard to needing to look to the ukrainians to move forward and hold the positions that they have. their line is attenuating. if the

jenny: i agree with david.hink there was one view that inflation was transitory and not really because of the events that were happening braden but now we are seeing core inflation, rent going up. but the consumer is still strong. the lincoln season credit cards are low. the core inflation, people are still going out and going to restaurants. the consumer is healthy with spending. i think we are probably in a longer term inflationary period for a period of time. they are afraid of what's happening -- what happened in the 70's. everyone's not only expecting the 75 in november and the 50 after, looking to 23 and there will be some additional hikes as well. alix: this is for both of you. what do you think breaks? what's the potential breakage and where does that come from? you can look at the u.k., that was the light of the fire, of the tinderbox was already lit. where is the potential for something to break? jenny: quality companies, this is why value was back into favor. quality companies with good cash flow and

i agree with jenny's view, we came out of an free money era that was unprecedented where do you go? you go to normalized markets when you have a competitive 10-year at 4%, and a shorter duration treasuries at 4%, and then you say, hey, that's a good all turn -- ulterior to the market, and i don't think it runs away from us, and i think you have to be somewhat invested and i am not bullish, i am still bear issue >> yeah, you are not bullish is the underestimate of the year. your question as to if you caught the rally or not, and the santa claus rally may have already started, and here is part of the note right here, the title is so far so good. the question is, is it so far so good is this the beginning of something bigger sparked by the mid-term elections big earnings week, the fed meeting, and jobs report, and maybe that doesn't matter, maybe the election is the real factor? >> we have communicated enough the remarkable statistics regarding the s&p 500 in the last, you know, 20 prior mid-term elections never having a negative return from the date of the mid-term election to june 30

jenny mitchell joins me now, along with her attorney ben crump. jenny mitchell, mr.e to see both of you, but not under these circumstances. can you just help us to understand, jenny mitchell, what it was like to have seen the study that came out flanking, according to the nih, uterine cancer, to some of these products? what did that feel like hearing that? >> it felt like i was reliving it all over again. it was hard to hear. but it was shocking. >> how long have you been using the products? and you think that it is tied to the uterine cancer that you were diagnosed with? >> i definitely believe so. i have been using these products since as far as i can remember, since i was eight years old. that's typically when most african american young girls and families start to use these products. and -- so, yeah, since i was around eight years old. >> and part of that concern, -- the prolonged use, in particular, of these products. and we know, with a different style standards -- we talked about this show on the past, when they study came out, about beauty, about -- in the wo

jenny mitchell joins me now along with her attorney ben crump. jenny, mr., so nice to see both of you, but not under these circumstances. can you just help us to understand, jenny, what it was like to have seen the study that came out linking, according to the nih, uterine cancer to some of these products. what did that feel like hearing that? >> it felt like i was reliving it all over again. it was hard to hear. but it was shocking. >> how long had you been using the products? and do you think it is tied to the uterine cancer that you were diagnosed with? >> i definitely believe so. i have been using these products since as far as i can remember, since i was 8 years old. that's typically when most african american young girls and families start to use these products. and so, yes. since i was around 8 years old. >> and part of that concern, ben, i'll turn to you on this, the study talks about the prolonged use in particular of these products. and we know with the different societal standard, we talked about it on this show in the past when the study came ou

how much more raising are they going to do i think the way you've got to look at this and i think jenny alluded to this what matters more is how inflation it doing i don't think we can expect a benign inflation sprint. that's anone quotient but we see indications from last week housing prices themselves are rolling over that's likely that rent is going to come down it takes time. frank, when i go forward two months from now to the end of it year, here's the following things are likely to happen. let's say the fed funds futures market is right, you're somewhere between 4.25 and 4.5 on the feds fund rate. it could be all she wrote. we're going to have two more inflation reports, actually probably three by that point in time, and you'll be seeing defin ffbly at that point in time the inflation has peaked the point i'm driving at two months from now you're going to have a heck of a lot more clarity than you have right now. right now we're twisting in the wind what's the fed going to do, what's earnings going to do, what's inflation going to do >> a couple things we do know, joe. we know wag

>> i want to agree with jenny. look at the last two days, google and microsoft, two of the biggest stocks in the world, are down 10% each. in that same period of time the s&p 500 is only down 1%, and the dow jones is actually up 1%. if i would have told you three days ago that we would see google and microsoft down 10% each what would your guess have been for the s&p you probably wouldn't have said down 1%. it is remarkable the extent to which the old economy is picking up the slack in the stock market as some of these massive market caps just get completely annihilated. >> it's funny you say that because that's kind of the point cramer was making today when he was watching what the dow was doing relative to the others look at the dow, this is money coming out, furiously coming out of companies that chose to lose money and going to companies with great discipline, that buy back stocks and pay good dividends. i want to hear from you as well on now is the bar higher tonight? do we need to see something extraordinary

jenny harrington, thanks for being here. >>> that does itor f us on "worldwide exchange.ng up next we got this. we got this. life is for living. we got this. let's partner for all of it. edward jones >>> good morning the japanese yen hit the weakest level against the dollar since 1990 the boj announced unscheduled bond buying to keep yields in check. details straight ahead. >>> tesla shares are falling third quarter revenue missed estimates. elon musk sounded bullish. >>> and it is another busy day for earnings we hear from at&t and american airlines we have ceos of both of the companies. it is thursday, october 20th, 2022 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the equities yesterday was a down day for the markets. for the week, we are looking at strong numbers dow up 2.6% for the week s&p and nasdaq are each up

i think jenny is correct i think ultimately at some point the inflation will moderate and the fed will pause in the interim it's whether or not they'll be able to quickly recognize there's a hard landing under way in risk assets and you can't ignore that. you can't ignore the financialization of the economy. you can't ignore what's going on in the u.k. bond market. you can't ignore what's going on with the chinese currency. you can't ignore how relevant bank earnings are going to be as they begin this friday when we're studying what are reserves look like, how much are consumers draining it? so i think we're at that moment, scott, the federal reserve is going to have to step in and have some form of acknowledgement that they have broken parts of the capital market >> i'm going to push back on you for a minute in terms of this notion it sounds good, but this notion of we're already in a hard landing for risk assets, i mean the s&p is down 20%. that's not a hard landing, right? that's kind of a soft landing. a hard landing is the kind of thing that jamie dimon is potentially talking abou

host: jenny, go ahead and respond. find it interesting that everything you seem to push into the qanon, first of all, there is no such thing as qanon, so let's get that straight. and for you to say that there was already a preconceived area that we were to look, let me tell you something, i was doing my research two years before q even hit the boards. all q did was confirm, and that was before we were all being suppressed on information. i was doing my own research long before q even hit the boards, and all q did was confirm what i had already been researching. back then, you can get on the sites on the internet to do research for different things in history that we have been lied to about. now, all that information is suppressed, so anybody joining into this q movement now doesn't have access to that information. host: jenny from new hampshire, thank you for the call and staying on with our guest. guest: let me follow up with jenny on the issue of suppression, which is that reddit band the subreddits about qanon and a

jenny, thank you. jenny kumah reporting. falling into administration, with almost 300 jobs at risk. the company has been developing a £3.8 billion gigafactory in blyth, northumberland, which it had hoped would employ up to 3,000 workers. our business correspondent theo leggett is with me now. what has gone wrong? you said the word yourself. _ what has gone wrong? you said the word yourself, this _ what has gone wrong? you said the word yourself, this is _ what has gone wrong? you said the word yourself, this is a _ what has gone wrong? you said the word yourself, this is a start-up - word yourself, this is a start—up company, a very ambitious start—up company, a very ambitious start—up company with plans to build a factory that would produce 300,000 electric vehicle batteries every year and employs some 3000 people and many more in the supply chain. but the problem is, a venture like this doesn't make any money until it actually begins producing batteries and it was clear that this project had problems. it was supposed to be

as jenny discovered quite a while. get home what the easy, what get us on that one that isn't difficult because the rival gangs no you to sound the fucking they ask what's wrong and why you're not coming to the neighborhood anymore. marcial. and because you know too much and your group is scared that you'll hand over information he had also on the so they follow you and check up on you on this fast police regularly cracked down on gangs officers recently arrested 7 members of dominican, don't play including 3 suspected leaders don't me was arrested several times when he was in a gang to day. he speaks at schools to raise awareness. the thought is amazing and i can't get caught up in something they don't understand. duncan low, they're made to believe things. and then they run into trouble upon me, their families to the children lose their youth for them. i think i'm because i experienced this myself. i went to hell, i not so much. tell them how to leave, but how to avoid joining in the 1st place. for some beginnings or

jonathan in jenny is now 26. she to escaped? like don't me just put in pastor alberto diaz from a local church, offered them support. he estimates there are thousands of youth gaining members and madrid says he says the number swelled during the pandemic should stay up to hunt. that is, was he can my stuff off it la. hey, this raphael is in his, their 5th or social network is play a key role in recruitment, duffy on black, tick tock, instagram, and to some extent that facebook to our real trap sees will and see that we have available. there are so many poses that glorify gang, and started feeling, fini, that, and videos as well, in a portal here. the last part of the us, mine was the ambient video. this is just one example of such videos. getting into again as made, easy. getting out is another story. as jenny discovered the portal quite a while. get home what the is, this isn't going to get us on luck on that isn't difficult because the rival gangs know you to find the fucking they ask what's wrong and why you're not coming to

so, oh jenny, which is not her real name was also in a gang. she's also originally from the dominican republic. she joined a gang when she was 12 and fell in love with one of the leaders. when she got pregnant, at 14, she had a secret abortion. yes. and if by that are her mortal, into my inheritance worked a lot. they barely paid me attention or shed me any affection, but i think the gang gave that to me say, separate st. uncle mac, as they said, way your family and will give you everything. i will help you on thing. that's exactly what i needed yet. our little kids unassisted barry, think of something jonathan in jenny is now 26. she to escaped. like don't me just put in pastor alberto diaz from a local church, offered them support. he estimates there are thousands of youth gaining members and madrid says he says the number swelled during the pandemic. she'll stay under a home. that is, was he can almost them fluffy, la, hey, this raphael is in his, their 5th or social network is play a key role in recruitment. duffy on black, tick tock, insta

when jonathan in jenny is now $26.00, she to escaped. like tommy pastor alberto diaz from a local church, offered them support. he estimates there are thousands of youth gaining members and madrid says he says the number swelled during the pandemic. she was too young to hump at his will. she can my stuff off it la. hey, this raphael is in this. their 5th or social network has play a key role in recruitment, duffy on la tick tock, instagram, and to some extent that facebook to our real trap, seasonal and cielo we have a little there are so many posey that glorify gang will start feeling fever and videos as well in up all here. the last but up yes, mind us the ambient video. this is just one example of such videos. getting into a gang is made easy. getting out is another story. as jenny discovered quite a while, your company is this isn't going to get us on the account that isn't difficult because the rival gangs, no you to sound the fucking they ask what's wrong and why you're not coming to the neighborhood anymore. marcial, because you k

well we interviewed jenny, you know she much for a less time than justice thomas and she really helps tell his story. but he talks about what he met her and marrying her and what she means to him and she calls her a gift from god and i think they are very close. and i i think that the confirmation battle the very kind of contentious confirmation battle. they were not married that long pulled them together to have to go through something like that together and i think that that them one as she does he in the book address his first marriage to kathy ambush and his son jamal and your chest is in a little bit. i think you can see in the film. we didn't put this so much in the buck that i pressed him, and he did not want to speak much about it. so he's a little about it. we tell about it, but he doesn't speak much. i think it's interesting that as a result of that marriage. they had a child a son and she wanted him to raise the child and he raised his son as a single person with not a huge salary in washington in the 80s a very tough thing to do. is this your first book? it's my first buck

jenny is with the winning coach. jenny: coach, that wasn't easy.is team need to dig to get this one tonight? >> it was a great win for our team. we had a lot of adversity to overcome, especially with bryce not being able to play. jalen made some good plays but we had no consistency on offense. defense made plays when they had to. it was a great atmosphere, great win. the crowd had a lot to do with helping us get this win. jenny: what do you want to clean up before going to an undefeated team? nick: tennessee has a really good team. hopefully we'll get some ofed te quarterback healthy too. brad: that's for sure that, too many turnovers. about the worst it's been at this point in the season in a long time and if they do get number nine back, it makes a huge difference. here's the play and the final play, king trying to go to the corner to stewart. gary: zach calzada last year. king this year. calzada got the touchdown throw last time. good coverage to the outside. throw was not there. one one, you had your best receiver and just a bit outside. brad:

let's bring in jenny harrington at gilman hill asset management and cnbc contributor featured on thealk about the price action and today's pre-market action makes you feel good or is it just a bear market rally situation in your mind >> this is where head and heart divide dom, it makes me feel good it makes me feel great i was so happy yesterday i was thrilled when i saw futures up so much this morning. that is whereas portfolio manager, you check your human side and bring out your cold hearted capitalist side and do the math my gut says maybe we have seen the worst and i can make arguments we have seen the worst, but i can make arguments there is pain ahead. i have a real struggle i can walk you through >> yes that struggle, if it is equal, it means you are doing nothing if one is winning out, that means you are thinking about opportunities one way or the other. which way are utiliyou tilting? >> there is a macro side the valuations which are reasonable believe it or not, assuming s&p earnings are holding up, we are 15 times we got to 14.5 in 2020 we have the fed. it is probably not

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that is, it is no longer conventional war, but the real jihad jenny slashed. he said it out loud and many of both political parties agree with him. they would like to immediately start a new world war. so what will this jihad mean for you and me, what are some of the details that are stunning, thanks to biden’s kestor campaign in ukraine, there will be no diesel fuel left in our country. , barge trains everything can move will become the farming industry will stop their delivery work because there will be no more delivery trucks diesel generators will be gone and then our economy will inevitably collapse because everything runs on diesel fuel not on solar panels or windmills. she's diesels and that's no options you need a diesel. and if, nevertheless, it will not be yesterday our correspondent, but john kirby has this very question we are running out of diesel. and what is our plan for what does john kirby represent the white there was no answer at home of the president of the god-banned administration, but don’t worry, he said we will supply europe with enoug

en guatemala jenni co rad noticias telemundo. >>> vamos a colombia.liestileno. 12.000 personas tuvieron perdidas materiales por estas terribles precipitaciones. regresamos a estados unidos nos vamos a new york. en donde en randon island se levanta un campamento de carps, decenas de miles de migrantes que siguen llegando en autobuses mandados desde texas por el gobernador greg abbott. muchos en albergues y reciente enmente hoteles. cuidar de los migrantes le va a costar a la ciudad mil millones dÓlares durpts este aÑo fiscal. >>> ahora hablaremos de nuestro bolsillo. el aumento al seguro social por el a ajuste del costo de vida podrÍa ser mayor este aÑo. y hay beneficios para otro sector de la comunidad. incremento se va a dar a conocer. y podrÍa ser de 8, 7% el mÁs alto de las Últimas 4 dÉcadas y esto debido a la inflaciÓn. significa que el aumento conocido como cola por su siglas en inglÉs. podrÁn mÁs dinero en manos de 70 millones de estadounidenses y entre ellos 52 millones y medio que tienen mÁs de 65 aÑos de edad. hay sdwerc de 4 millones de niÑo

detiene los inmigrantes que intentan llegar a estados unidos la mayorÍa de ellos son venezolanos, jennin llegar a estados unidos desde otros puntos de centro y sudamÉrica entre ellos cientos de venezolanos que junto al resto de los inmigrantes se han encontrado con el bloqueo impuesto por las autoridades watt mal texas cuando cruzan la frontera desde honduras. >>> queremos seguir a cumplir nuestra meta que es llegar a los estados unidos pero las autoridades no nos permiten esto. >>> el instituto mido graciÓn del guatemala reporta han entrado mÁs de 14 inmigrantes de todas partes de mundo. siendo los venezolanos la mayorÍa. >>> son de nacionalidad venezolana, dato que llama la atenciÓn, pues estas personas deben cumplir con una visa categorÍa c para poder ingresar. >>> pero muchos cruzan igualmente rumbo a mÉxico por puntos ciegos algo que se refleja con el aumento del albergados en centros de ayuda a inmigrantes. >>> tenemos un flujo de inmigrantes de sobre poblaciÓn casi todas las noches en este tiempo, son vienen de venezuela. >>> los motivos de la migraciÓn venezolana son comunes, to

he just wanted to be that person to lift people up. >> jenny, he sounds like he was an amazing person for what you are going through and for what your family is going through. and i thank you for your sharing a little bit about him with us this morning. jenny cory, thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, winter warriors with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top two causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpi

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yes, i am sure there are - people in the royal family, as jenny people in the royal family, asjenny ' asjenny just mentioned the fact that it will talk about decisions made in prince harry— talk about decisions made in prince harry perfect life, for example, the decision_ harry perfect life, for example, the decision for— harry perfect life, for example, the decision for him to walk to find his stash_ decision for him to walk to find his stash behind his mother's coffin. there _ stash behind his mother's coffin. there are — stash behind his mother's coffin. there are probably people very concerned about what this book might hold. concerned about what this book might hold~ this_ concerned about what this book might hoid~ this is— concerned about what this book might hold. this is going to be a bestseller, there is no doubt about it, i watched the news today and heard _ it, i watched the news today and heard people talk about it and even people _ heard people talk about it and even people who don't want to talk about it or have _ people who don't want to talk about it or have no intenti

this choppy environment because recession is bound to happen in my opinion in 2023 >> see, i said, jenny, yesterday i think it was that the moral of this whole story is going to be it's too early to think you're going to see, you know, earnings blow up, the consumer start to take a hit it's going to take longer because it takes a long time for fed activity to get through the pipes of the economy so those who are looking for earnings blow ups this quarter, you're not going to see it but don't be fooled in thinking that's an all clear for the future it's just push off the malaise going to happen to the economy, which is already slowly starting to happen and while they're not negative they're starting to get a little more cautious because they know what's coming. >> you know what i think i think you're exactly right, but i think it's the asymmetry of the blow ups going to make a landing. we are going to have some nasty blow ups this quarter. we're going to have some nasty blow ups next quarter. steph said something super important. she said so far it's better than feared my partner greg sai

obviously i have a crush on jenny and courtny and lisa.made it kind of difficult to go to work because i had to pretend that i didn't have these. >> reporter: it is the year 2000. he's the star of the number one sitcom on tv. >> it's the time i should have been the toast of the town. i was in a dark room, meeting with nothing but drug dealers, and completely alone. for months. >> reporter: the spiral into prescription drugs has begun. he has a memory of the first pill as indelible as the first teenage drink long ago. he was making a movie called "fools rush in." during a lunch break, he was playing around on a jet ski. has an injury. he's given a pill for the pain and says it was like warm honey entering his veins. >> i swear to god, i think if i'd never taken it, none of the next three decades would have gone the way they did. who knows? when i woke up, 40 more pills had been delivered to my house. >> reporter: they were vicodin. he tells himself, maybe he can curb his drinking if he uses pills to tame his fear and self-doubt. more pills

autoridades porque este paÍs quiere cortar flujo de inmigrantes que buscan llegar a estados unidos, jenni migrantes se han encontrado con el bloqueo impuesto por las autoridades cuando cruzan la frontera desde honduras. queremos seguir cumplir la meta que es llegar a estados unidos pero las autoridad no permiten hermano. >>> el instituto de migraciÓn de guatemala reporta que en lo que va del aÑo han sido regresados a honduras mÁs de 14.000 muy inmigrantes de todas partes del mundo siendo los venezolanos la mayorÍa. >>> y donde nacionalidad venezolana dato que llama la atenciÓn. pues estas personas deben cumplir con una visa categorÍa para ingresar a territorio de guatemala. >>> muchos igualmente cruzan al territorio rumbo mÉxico por puntos ciegos que algo se reja refleja con el aumento albergo ademÁs en centros de ayuda a inmigrante, tenemos un flujo de sobre poblaciÓn casi todas las noches en este tiempo, y vienen de venezuela. >>> los no tuvo de las migraciÓn venezolana son comunes, todos desean alcanzar un mejor nivel de vida para ellos y sus familias. >>> nos toca salir es un nada, de

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and then jenny lopez is also going to win. somebody else who is going to win, mara florez. [applause] you know it's going to happen? they are going to fire nancy pelosi, speaker of the house. we are just a few weeks away from early voting. it begins in three weeks from this coming monday and it is so incredibly important not only that we turn out, but we get others to turn out, which is why we are going out block walking today. there is nothing more important we can do over the next three weeks and all the weight until november the eighth two knock on doors, talk to voters about why we need them to vote because there is so much at stake right here in the rio grande valley. we know one thing that helps my win in the first place and one thing that it does not matter if you are in cameron county or stark county or all the way over to del rio and eagle pass, people on the border are fed up with joe biden's voter -- open border policy. they know two things, one is that bento --beto would work with biden and we cannot let that happen. no one has done more to secure the border tha

. >> jenny, this book in many ways is your dream. >> i literally had a dream, may 2017, and the dreamauthoring a book with jodi picoult. and the first thing i did is i tweeted that out. and jodi happened to be online at that moment and sent me a dm like seconds later that said. >> what was it about? she told me it was kind of a plot about a mother and a son who was in love with a girl who gets killed. and i was let's do it. let's write it. >> at the end of that conversation, i said to jodi, gee, tomorrow i hope dream that i'm co-authoring a book with stephen king. >> and i said don't we all! >> amazing. >> reporter: but the dream project came with challenges along the way. tell us a little bit about your process. i mean, this can't be easy to co-author a book. >> all right. it literally is a book that began as a dream. and then we had to do the work. and the first thing we had to do was figure out what the plot was going to be. and for me that was really hard, buzz because i usually -- i kind of fly by the seat of my pants. i let the story reveal itself to me as i'm telling it. well,

talk to jenny manson anyway. i kind of thing. it's been horrible. oh, with me again. this is my son. i've been, i'm standing here, i'm a try to raise a different view. i my pro corbin juice find themselves shouted down palestinian voices are silenced almost entirely. the crisis in the labor party and 2018 coincides with the great march of britain in the gaza strip. a group of unarmed people marched to the barrier that israel had erected between garza and the rest of the country and demanding that they should return to their homes and lands. the israelis responded with fire. in 8 months over a $150.00 palestinians are killed. it was inspiring in one way to see the strength and resilience of the palestinian people. i'm with by the same time it was actually devastating. ah, a shot, a journalist yasemin a member of a press fest on a shot, a nurse with her hands off. i mean, these bubbles crimes being committed but at the same time everything in the labor party was a different was it wasn't talked about a was an ad part the forefront and they, they were the best line spawn

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jenny kirk, bbc look east.this afternoon against southern water dumping sewage into the sea. they're calling for improved infrastructure and tougher sanctions to prevent water companies polluting the coastline. peter whittlesea reports. it's the latest protests calling on water companies to stop releasing sewage throught the storm overflows. here the campaign has barricaded the beach claiming the area was a crime scene where acts against the environment have been repeatedly committed by southern water. they need to investigate infrastructure, population is growing here we have new houses built all of the time, climate change means that when it rains it rains really hard. and if they don't upgrade the infrastructure things are only to get a lot worse not better. and we will not put up with them putting sewage in the sea like this forever. a year ago a similar protest was held but campaigners say support is growing because residents believe southern water has failed to act. here we are in 2022 and they haven't fo