lew, just a quick follow up. say hat the risk taking that can happen in second term, h is that perhaps part of the reason why daca and da pa were separated? june of 2012 and i think dapa was 20215 is? >> it may be part of it. i know that in 2012 there was a very strong view that you didn't want to count on pieces being separated and litigated separately. you wanted to have it be a different action so that you weren't putting at jeopardy the piece that was most central and strongest. i'm not sure that the case for the second was decideed appropriately. i'm not saying it was a mistake. but the history so far supports the way the decision was made in the first term for policy grabs. >> t okay, thank you. >> i wanted to pick up on something that peter said which having just done a book on the biden white house, i can tell you that i won't say i have newfound respect, but each more respect for what peter and the other white house reporters do on a daily basis. because to my first two books probably covered cumulativel

secretary lew, just a quick follow up. would say that the risk taking that can happen a second term. is that perhaps part of the reason why doca and dapa or separated doca was june of 2012. and i think dapa. was 2015. yeah, it be part of it. i mean, i know that in 2012 there was a very strong view that you didn't want to count on pieces being separated and litigated separately you wanted to have it be a different action so that you weren't putting jeopardy the piece that that was most central strongest. i'm not that the case for the second was decided properly i'm not saying that there was a mistake but the history so far support to the way the decision was made in the first term on pure policy grounds. right. okay. thank you. yeah. let me let me just also, i wanted to pick up on something that peter said, which is that having just on book on the biden white house can tell you that i won't say i have newfound respect, but even more respect for what peter and all the other white house reporters on a daily basis, because to

. >> i would like to start with a question for secretary lew. you have many positions in the obama white house starting will with the state department. would you share those experiences how the presidential decision-making process as you thought started and perhaps involved in the two terms of the presidency? >> it's great to be here again on a panel of people i think that consider each other all friends. we will see if that is the case after an hour and a half talking. one of the things about having had the range of the roles that i did is using the process of the white house from different vantage points and there are different stakeholders in the process even though everyone reports up to the president directly or indirectly, it's quite intentional that you come into the process with a point of view and agency position and decisions get made so the president can make an informed judgment. the state department which i won't spend a lot of time talking about is something i'm sure you discussed at length of this morning with of the national secu

linda lew. >> investors have reacted really positively to the cost-cutting measures.re buying factory assets so the ceo said he hope they will cut production costs in the future. yvonne: the composition has heated up. >> they are making a lot of moves. they signed agreements with legacy automakers to open up the battery swapping platform david: how do they turn the business around? so crowded is the space. what is it? they have been launching new models. one of the biggest selling performance's attention to customer service. they are maintaining a focus on providing excellent showrooms they are hoping they can carry the brand attraction. yvonne: seems like they are choosing profitability over volume growth. the asia transport reporter. we plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ hello, brent. hi? if you had to choose, would you watch paint dry or compare benefits plans? compare benefits every time. come on, you know how complicated benefits can be. well, i run payroll with gusto. they make it easier to find benefits like medical, dental, and vision for my whole team. m

inch of documents 5, there was 96 medium boxes, carefully rejecting the cables and to david lee hang lew, causing publish the password enable. he had a great sense of responsibility for the material for the souls who provided the material. and for the material itself, he went to great pains. he contacted hillary clinton to ask for help in redacting names. hey, off of that to the us government and they declined the us military accounts of local informed was that they had they had given in some data or if it was a little bit into your law, why could not wondering whether you have found all of those whether you know, or they have, if they have a particular code, does it what kind of within that, within their thoughts, the sizes are open to hogs. now does that said it is possible means of maybe maybe as 5 or 4 heroes firing full of their choice and we are forced to make our choice. and those hard choices? do we do best effort to minimize calm, which we have done with the understanding that this is an ex, extraordinary body of material capable of producing extraordinary reforms? so what i wan

island of bali revenue from the $10.00 fee is meant to address a growing trash problem and is florence lew? wait reports expense? one. tourism is contributing to balis water shortage of the lakes and thoughts how sore left behind by now extinct volcano has make this area in central body. the hots of the islands, agricultural production, duties worthy to and his ancestors have been following the land here for generations. but in recent years, he's been confronted with a new challenge. water shortages, muscle bodies have the something often in 3 of the villages, hotels, and feel out of a b r. when would you feel that the excess of the se by drilling into delana include that is not this the amount of a lot that are coming from some space talk to decrease exhibits. the tourism industry consumes about 65 percent of bodies ground. what to demand is to teaching this water source faster than it can be with finished.

. morning in the centre of lewes.hey normally meet at 11:00 on boxing day, but they found out when they went to apply for the for a road closure for the meet. they found out that the protest hours had got in first and they'd closed the roads in lewes for what they call a wheelbarrow race to raise money for local food banks here in lewes. so for a while the hunt was stymied a little because they couldn't get their usual space. but they booked themselves in for an hour earlier, and that then made the hunt. the anti—hunt protesters cancelled their demonstration because they felt that a wheelbarrow race in the middle of crowds with horses and hounds wasn't a good way to protest. but the protesters were there. they were out in force . still, they were out in force. still, some of them with balaclavas on. there was a little bit of a scuffle, some fisticuffs at one point as well, but the hunt did win through the hunt did set off as normal just a little bit earlier . as normal just a little bit earlier. it's amazing, isn't it

it has to be said to raise money for food banks here in lewes. it for the time that the was the same time that the hunt was supposed there. but the supposed to get there. but the hunt by turning up hunt thwarted them by turning up an and in end, an hour early. and in the end, the of the the organisers of the wheelbarrow to wheelbarrow race decided to cancel the race because they'd still horses and hounds and still have horses and hounds and crowds around, and decided that it wouldn't be particularly safe to be doing a wheelbarrow race through the town . so on this through the town. so on this occasion , the hunt won. the occasion, the hunt won. the protesters nil . occasion, the hunt won. the protesters nil. um, it's amazing, isn't it, protesters nil. um, it's amazing, isn't it , that even 20 amazing, isn't it, that even 20 years after this ban is in place, the feelings are still running, particularly high? now, ispoke running, particularly high? now, i spoke to somebody from the countryside alliance this morning that talked to me about how he fe

presidio trust ecology lew stringer says the hair releases key elements as it decomposes. >> what we know about the hair is that it's full of nitrogen ion, and as it decomposes through fungal breakdowns and bacterial consumption, it makes it available for the plants that need it. >> the presidio is working with a group called matter of trust. >> the san francisco nonprofit is driving an international movement to repurpose donated hair for environmental uses. matt is woven from hair, have already been used to help soak up oil from disasters like the 2007 cosco busan spill in san francisco bay. but founder lisa gautier believes soil restoration could grow into an even more widespread use in your own flower pots uh- window boxes , and you can put it in your garden, she says. >> the hair is collected from sources around the world, sometimes small donations in envelopes, sometimes large shipments. >> so we get hair from hair salons and barbers. we get people that are just cutting off braids that they've, you know, grown on their own from households, uh- and of course, you know, lots of gr

lewe used to go down when lyndon b.hnson was eight majority leader just to bait him, to poke the s bear. could be so overbearing and difficult to get along with. we would never try that with mansfield we respected him too much. as i i said it's almost the politics and the golden rule. if you try to model a political behavior but seems so foreign today that is almost fantasyland. he successfully did a prolonged period of time. six seniors as majority leader. he could tell at the end of his tenure he could forecast a speech in 197475 where the senate was going. we have way too many filibusters. issues that would never be filibustered even back in the days of dickfa russell the famos segregationist from georgia and he said that is not good for the institution that's not good for the senate. he never advocated doing away with the filibuster but he was increasingly becoming concerned that it was reflecting really badly on the institution and both parties because it was being misused. again the idea of self-restraint. you hav

presidio trust ecology lew stringer says the hair releases key elements as it decomposes. >> what we know about the hair is that it's full of nitrogen ion, and as it decomposes through fungal breakdowns and bacterial consumption, it makes it available for the plants that need it. >> the presidio is working with a group called matter of trust. >> the san francisco nonprofit is driving an international movement to repurpose donated hair for environmental uses. matt is woven from hair, have already been used to help soak up oil from disasters like the 2007 cosco busan spill in san francisco bay. but founder lisa gautier believes soil restoration could grow into an even more widespread use in your own flower pots uh- window boxes , and you can put it in your garden, she says. >> the hair is collected from sources around the world, sometimes small donations in envelopes, sometimes large shipments. >> so we get hair from hair salons and barbers. we get people that are just cutting off braids that they've, you know, grown on their own from households, uh- and of course, you know, lots of gr

[applause] [applause] next commander derek lew reading the bronze medal award citation for chapten malenjure not able to be with us tonight. sergeant uber and officer watts. [applause] >> good evening. on october 29, 2022, a little after 6 p.m., 911 operators received several cars regarding a shooting of safe way grocery store within the ingle side district. callers inicated numerous shots were fired and the victim of the shooting face down in the street was a store security guard. a number station patrol units began to respond. within three minutes of the call dispatched, officer arrived on scene and initiated a search for victim sus spect and crime scene. one of the first to arrive is 9 year department veteran tom watts. observed the victim with a gun shot wound attended by several bystanders mptd insuring medical personnel, a witness told officer watts the suspect was in geneva and mission. officer watts broadcast the information he just received and devised a plan to search for the suspect with then lieutenant malenjure a 26 year veteran of the department. due to it the knowledge thof in

you probably can't see but the ambassador of united states jack lew is actually on stage right now.s himself an observant jew, and he was saying this is a painful moment for people in this country, but it's also a moment to remember hope, to remember the story of hanukkah. this is a festival of lights, but it is a solemn night here on this first night of hanukkah in tel aviv. behind me past this crowd, there is a very, very long table, which was set out in the first days after the october 7th terror attack, and there are seats placed there for the missing people, the hostages being held inside gaza, and there are four seats right now for the members of the bibas family. that's 10-month-old kfir, his 4-year-old brother, ariel, their mother shiri and their father. hamas is claiming that those two little boys and their mother were killed in an israeli air strike inside of gaza. that's something the israeli military says they cannot confirm. but hamas released just this truly agoniing video of their father yarden having been informed by his captors that his children and that his wife we

now you're in lewes, aren't you?as me, you'll remember that it was 20, 30 years ago. now that the fox hunting ban was going through parliament, going through the various motions and the strength of feeling was , is the strength of feeling was, is was very, very, very high. the countryside alliance argued vociferously and they argued passionately and angrily for their way of life. they said that the ban would mean that the rural communities would be decimated , and it was the first decimated, and it was the first big organisation and protest group to butt heads with tony blair, who was at the height of his powers in the early 21st century. but to 30 years on, um , century. but to 30 years on, um, the anger has has tamed considerably the countryside alliance has said that they got it wrong a little bit, that rural communities weren't decimated. they were able to work within the law. they were able to carry on with their way of life. but at the same time, tony blair also backed down and said in recent years that actuall