lex greenhill, where are you? lex, give us a wave. worked for david cameron in downing street. i think my only claim - to fame is being the only boy from bundaberg ever- to have an office at number 10 downing street here in london. two years after cameron left office, the former pm went to work for greensill capital. there had already been allegations in the press about some of greensill�*s investment schemes. there are lots of ways in which greensill was effectively like a dodgy, second—hand car salesman for the finance industry. if you're going to sell cars for a dodgy second—hand car salesman, you ask where these cars come from, and you ask if they work. you know, that's the bottom line. and if cameron didn't ask those questions, then we need to be asking him why. david cameron was paid $1 million a year by greensill capital as a part—time adviser. there were perks, too. david cameron travelled the world to promote greensill, on luxurious private jets. these are the flight logs for the company's planes, and they include many of the

lex greenhill, where are you? lex, give us a wave.ad worked for david cameron in downing street. i think my only claim - to fame is being the only boy from bundaberg ever- to have an office at number 10 downing street here in london. two years after cameron left office, the former pm went to work for greensill capital. there had already been allegations in the press about some of greensill�*s investment schemes. there are lots of ways in which greensill was effectively like a dodgy, second—hand car salesman for the finance industry. if you're going to sell cars for a dodgy second—hand car salesman, you ask where these cars come from, and you ask if they work. you know, that's the bottom line. and if cameron didn't ask those questions, then we need to be asking him why. david cameron was paid $1 million a year by greensill capital as a part—time adviser. there were perks, too. david cameron travelled the world to promote greensill, on luxurious private jets. these are the flight logs for the company's planes, and they include many of t

lex, give us a wave. two years after he — number ten. lex, give us a wave.ning _ number ten. lex, give us a wave. two years after he left downing street, - years after he left downing street, david cameron went to work for his friends firm. mr cameron travel the friend's firm. mr cameron travel the world promoting greensill capital, with david cameron on board, it sold more than three billion dollars of investments. having an ex prime minister is a great way to open doors. i don't really show role in getting greensill capital in front of the right sort of people which meant they could get access to more money, more funding, bigger investors. when they went bust in march, those investors were left facing billions in losses. but man who set it up isn't short of cash. lex greensill took millions of dollars out of the company and his family trust took millions more. a former prime minister also had a bumper payday. panorama has obtained a letter from greensill bumper payday. panorama has obtained a letterfrom greensill to mr cameron suggesting david cameron pock

lex greensill, lex, where are you?ent to work for his friends firm. greensill. changing finance to change the world. mr cameron travelled the world promoting greensill capital. with david cameron onboard, it sold more than $14 billion of investments. having an ex prime minister is a great way to open doors. he played a really crucial role in getting greensill in front of the right sort of people, which meant they could get access to more money, more funding, big investors. when greensill capital went bust in march, those investors were left facing billions in losses. but the man who set it up isn't short of cash. lex greensill took at least $40 million out of his company based at these offices in the west end of london, and his family trust took millions more. 0ur former prime minister also had a bumper payday. panorama has obtained a letter from greensill to mr cameron. it suggests david cameron pocketed $4.5 million, after cashing in greensill shares in 2019. before tax, including his salary and bonus, it looks like

, lex greensill, david cameron appeared at the event with his boss, lex greensill, and it was called to buy greensill investors and they were told that the funds were low risk and their money would be used by greensill to make short—term loans to businesses, backed up by invoices. what panorama discovered is that at the time of mr cameron's appearance, greensill was also using credit suisse's investors money to make longer term, higher risk loans that weren't backed up by invoices at all and the investors had no idea. , ., at all and the investors had no idea. ,., ~ ., ., at all and the investors had no idea. ~ ., ., ~ ., ., idea. do you know what mr cameron said at that — idea. do you know what mr cameron said at that conference? _ idea. do you know what mr cameron said at that conference? it _ idea. do you know what mr cameron said at that conference? it is - idea. do you know what mr cameron said at that conference? it is not - said at that conference? it is not clear exactly _ said at that conference? it is not clear exactly what _ said at that conference? it is not clear exactly

lex greensill was the banker at the heart of david cameron's government.ing street, he went to work for his friends firm. greensill. changing finance - to change the world. mr cameron travelled the world promoting greensill capital. with david cameron onboard, it sold more than $14 billion of investments. having an ex—prime minister is a great way to open doors. he played a really crucial role in getting greensill in front of the right sort of people, which meant they could get access to more money, more funding, big investors. when greensill capital went bust in march, those investors were left facing billions in losses. but the man who set it up isn't short of cash. lex greensill took at least $40 million out of his company based at these offices in the west end of london, and his family trust took millions more. 0ur former prime minister also had a bumper payday. panorama has obtained a letter from greensill to mr cameron. it suggests david cameron pocketed $4.5 million, after cashing in greensill shares in 2019. before tax, including his salary and bon

lex greensill was the banker at the heart of david cameron's government.id cameron left downing street, he went to work for his friends firm. greensill. changing finance - to change the world. mr cameron travelled the world promoting greensill capital. with david cameron onboard, it sold more than $14 billion of investments. having an ex prime minister is a great way to open doors. he played a really crucial role in getting greensill in front of the right sort of people, which meant they could get access to more money, more funding, big investors. when greensill capital went bust in march, those investors were left facing billions in losses. but the man who set it up isn't short of cash. lex greensill took at least $40 million out of his company based at these offices in the west end of london, and his family trust took millions more. 0ur former prime minister also had a bumper payday. panorama has obtained a letter from greensill to mr cameron. it suggests david cameron pocketed $4.5 million, after cashing in greensill shares in 2019. before tax, includin

lex greensill, lex, where are you? give us a wave.firm. greensill. changing finance to change the world. mr cameron travelled the world promoting greensill capital. with david cameron onboard, it sold more than $ia billion of investments. having an ex prime minister is a great way to open doors. he played a really crucial role in getting greensill in front of the right sort of people, which meant they could get access to more money, more funding, big investors. when greensill capital went bust in march, those investors were left facing billions in losses. but the man who set it up isn't short of cash. lex greensill took at least $a0 million out of his company based at these offices in the west end of london, and his family trust took millions more. our former prime minister also had a bumper payday. panorama has obtained a letter from greensill to mr cameron. it suggests david cameron pocketed $a.5 million, after cashing in greensill shares in 2019. before tax, including his salary and bonus, it looks like he made round $10 million, f

lex there is hugging under definitely hugging. >> will good.we are all at a place we can finally do that again. it's hard to imagine a snappier title than the one you all came up with. once you thought of energy seriously consider any other assist spoiler alert there is a nether but there is a very similar title you all found am i right? >> there is a fantasy novel forget the alamo, there is a mexican published history from 1964 which was a very similar name part of toy the names of the book, before in of of the work that name of the book came at the end or right slapped my hand on the table set and i have got the damn name. i will take credit for that cyber. >> we slumped our shoulders and rose we had to do this you cannot have a good idea the perfect title and not do it. >> i have been at two different dinners with people were i thought it was okay to talk about the book and to say what it was going to be for two different diners slumped off their chair and onto the floor and said you can't say that. i knew we were onto something. >> he gets

lex greensill was the banker at the heart of david cameron's government.he went to work for his friends firm. greensill, changing finance to change the world. mr cameron travelled the world promoting greensill capital. with david cameron on board, it sold more than $14 billion of investments. having an ex—prime minister| is a great way to open doors. he played really crucial role in getting greensill in frontl of the right sort of people, - which meant that they could get access to more money, - more funding, big investors. when greensill capital went bust in march, those investors were left facing billions in losses. but the man who set it up isn't short of cash. lex greensill took at least $40 million out of his company based these offices in the west end of london, and his family trust took millions more. 0ur former prime minister also had a bumper payday. panorama has obtained a letter from greensill to mr cameron. it suggests david cameron pocketed $4.5 million after cashing in greensill shares in 2019. before tax, including his salary and bonus, it l

lex come to the land of the morning calm.s look like any calm, that's part of the world pretty the south korean troops like any soldiers and only worried about the same things. you get tired, i mean hired. we all wanted to ask what it was like up there kind of finding and training and tactics and guns. as far as we were concerned those koreans could not talk. we were in a completely foreign country, no time to get appointed. they empty to town hardly a thing left. we could not buy anything if he had the time. which we did not have. there are two ways of getting to know the terrain walking over it, and filling out an are needed in her was chafed and sticky. the tools of the soldiers trade, shovel and a gun. when small stuff with us, machine guns. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ it was hard to believe one, two, three, we were smack in the middle of the war, guns ready to aim and against an enemy that would look exactly like her friends, the south koreans. they too have seen action and they didn't have to speak. their shoes spoke, their eyes spoke. l

some of the other players that have withdrawn, the lex of roger federer and ralph and adele, perhapsng into their mid to late 30s as well —— rough and —— roughly on a doll. how big a blow is it to have these big names missing from the us open to determine organisers? i5 missing from the us open to determine organisers? is the first time a grand _ determine organisers? is the first time a grand slam _ determine organisers? is the first time a grand slam has _ determine organisers? is the first time a grand slam has taken - determine organisers? is the first| time a grand slam has taken place since the grand slam 1997 without one of them, so it is a huge blow to the tournament. i think of the women's side, you have some fantastic emerging stars, established stars, indicates of naomi osaka, a road like figure. even a study tennis bubble. you have —— ashley barty. coco gauff. in a sense, the players the women's draw and perhaps... it is harder in the men's draw when you take out federer and vidal, but let's not forget you have novak djokovic trying to do in new york we know when no one h

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. >> you will see hazy skies overhead for the lex next few days. but let's focus on the ground level smoke, we can simulate that with our forecast models. let's wind the clock forward, it does not change a whole lot, there will be some moderate air- quality showing up in the north bay, even a few spots in our northeastern sonoma county, dipping into the unhealthy for sensitive groups category. i do think the worst air- quality we will see at ground level will be in the moderate category, which for most of us, you will really not notice. air quality forecasting is tricky, this is one version of a forecast model, so all it will take is a en t the wind to allow that stuff to settle down to ground level. then we would have to worry about unhealthier air quality for more of us. we will take a look at hotter temperatures in store for the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. >>> how about the smoke from the wildfires drifting into colorado? take a look erie downtown denver, you cannot even see the skyline. >> on the fire watch now, fire officials gave an

suddenly insufficient. marine resources has an estimated value of $400000000.00 a year, but the country lex, the capacity to extract the maximum you can make benefit from it. the government says the project will allow setting your account with your resources to process and package it, rather than send it to neighboring countries. and i guess this will create jobs and more revenues. but could you say the location is wrong? they want that if the project goes ahead, it could lead 20. can you come on human disaster? despite the warning, the government says its mind is made up. no, i'm going to change on my we are just going to do the tin that is good for this country. that is correct for this country. that future generations. we see, oh this people did this thing for us. they can on the benefits of the proposed project was never in doubt for both its proponents and appointment. but activists blamed the government for much of the confusion surrounding it. because our civil society, we are more concerned about the environmental impact of the project. first of all, when you had about the time, it

collection of the museum of classical archaeology, both from the cast gallery and distributed around the lex rooms of the faculty building, gives a misleading impression about the whiteness, an absence of diversity from the greek and roman world, but highlighting the diversity of the aged world may come as a challenge, mainly because the museum, 600 piece collection, broom and, and greek cath. it's primarily a depiction of well roman and great story history. you know, he's impossible to offend anyone. also we have talking about something for me and made the ago so it doesn't make any difference. what the now is the message by you have to or with referral, what was the message of buck a bit to stager? i think it's a great decision. i think any decision to explain previous coaches and justify that decisions is a good one. the most to see sculptures here. applause, the costs anyway. then plaster is white for, from ice open minded people. you know, people discover things. they turn things. why? if it isn't, is true representation, maybe it's, it's useful for those who particularly concerned abou

c and the world lex. i think we showcase today. that was an event that belongs to me, one tax it every athlete from, from the lead, down to the athlete, the path cross national and last and body. everything about the olympics that ability to endure. like i said, it's heartbreak. and what can i say, of course, in a one side we are in the last middle isn't but of course it is great about him. unfortunately i, i can say what i can say the history of the 50 k is finished. the women's football final between canada and sweden is going to extra time. the gold mental game is level at $11.00. after 90 minutes, the swedes open the scoring and the 34 minutes the canaday equalize from the penalty spot. in the 67th minutes. great britain had completely dominated the 1st ever women's madison final, which was marred by a number of big crashes. the british u. a kept clear winning 10 of the 12 sprints to claim the gold visible. he was julio la cruz as a back tobacco limpid champion. after winning the heavy white box in gold, metal moved up away cla

so the nation and lex a left wing party, which that shot down all future will and gas exploration loc, annisa, gates and cobo, that prized minerals, us stay on the table for now. so we get to continue. the unique form of activism would fees them preach, not about green energy, but at the same time drill, drill and drill. because big deposits in the us translate into even bigger deposits in the bank account. i know your principal fool would say no to that, but you should buy an electric car, you know, to protect the planet. it makes you think there isn't an american economist, richard hall for leaves the billionaires ventures being driven by anything but green motives. it's very hypocritical, it's also very common billionaires, like bees are engage, usually give much of their money over to professional investors. these are hedge funds, big banks and specialists, and they pay them to get the best return on their money. they do not pay them to take seriously the social issues, the climate change. there are many, many unknowns. no one is going to take the time and trouble to make tests be

on al jazeera, the change of god in zambia, after winning an election that is attend, the president lex lays out his vision on the u. s. government class, a water shortage in the west. as west was around the region dropped to dangerously low level. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. thank you for tuning in the southwest monsoon. not is active toward the west coast of india, so we'll get some breaks in there, particularly toward the north, new delhi, a mix of funding cloud for the next 2 days, allowing your temperature to get pretty close to 40, where the rain will be intense is indian states as we head toward a dish right down to entre pradesh, the darker the colors, the more intense the rain is being filtered in from the base, been gall, and up against the himalayas. in baton, we can also expect some heavy falls off to asia pacific. great now and this weather front has just been slamming the south coast of japan. we know millions of people forced from their homes in this island east of han shoe scooped up more than a 100 millimeters of brain

the taliban lex, the resources and technical personnel for this sir. cutter and turkey. helping thousands of air scans still want to leave cocoa and believe they are eligible for foreign visas, meaning still fearful. the taliban will run a brutal repressive regime reminiscent of the 1900 ninety's. the taliban held a news conference aimed at reassuring people. it wouldn't. doesn't need to bother this. yes. yeah. we should turn a new chapter. we should bury the hatchet. we have no animosity against any particular faction, party or individual one. we transcend above this all. this is a close chapter of our history yet, but we are looking forward to the future with one goal in sight. i mean rebuilding our country. but this is a country with a long memory divisions and distrust run deep. the taliban admits it will take some years for its government to reach its potential. it may take many more the afghans to heal charlotte bellis o jazeera couple. will mcbride is live for us now from kabul? hi there, rob. so yesterday when we spoke to celebrate, you gone far, was in the background, but i'm won

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under 2 companies, i'll just lex anything populations and ignoring the rest. so definitely not fat. i'm definitely going to so far it's already turning into our busy friday here at the national a lot of stories lining up few in the next hour here for the program. we are back in about 28 with the ah, the ah, ah. the financial survival guide. daisy, let's learn about fill out. let's say i'm extra like and your time grief banks of the site. 9 walk 3 prod. thank you for helping ah, enjoy that right. fell out that way. americans love buying homes. ah, this was a funny middle part of how our political leadership and our country large understood the bargain. you get a whole and then you will rebel. right, as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system, be really interesting to dial back and think about the longer deeper history of what housings meant in the united states. not just that old question of the american dream, but the bigger question of who the dream has been for. hey folks, next up, a man and full jalen rose hitting a hell out of the ball over on s p. s. great

the taliban, lex, the resources and technical personnel for this sir cutter and turkey. helping thousands of us can still want to leave car bull and believe they are eligible for foreign visas. many still fearful. the taliban will run a brutal repressive regime reminiscent of the 1900 ninety's. the taliban held a news conference aimed at reassuring people. it wouldn't. that isn't nice to bother this. yes. yeah. we should turn a new chapter. we should bury the hatchet. we have no animosity against any particular faction, party or individual, no one we transcend above this all. this is a close chapter of our history yet, but we are looking forward to the future with one goal in sight. i mean, not rebuilding our country, but this is a country with a long memory divisions and distrust run deep. the tele bon admits it will take some years for its government to reach its potential. it may take many more, the afghans to heal charlotte bellis, osha 0. couple us president. jim biden has delivered a fierce defense of his withdrawal troops from going to stun said me. evacuation was an extraordinary

that we responded to an announcement asking to lex donations and medicines. and that's what we did tell you, but i make here another urgent announcement to all pharmacies in l. g area. we need medicine here. i'll dear, it is just one of several nations battling wildfires as record breaking temperatures spark widespread devastation. but authorities here believe many of the flames were deliberately lift, gillian wolf, al jazeera. joining us from the province of tis, it was who is my her ms. i he, he's a journalist who's been covering these, forrest 5, thanks for joining us. mahar we've seen in julian's report, those devastating sayings, but there really is a sense of community in fighting these 5 isn't there. yeah, absolutely. today i went through the center of teacher with where there is a sort of makes the distribution center set up where donations of drew mandatory. and it seemed in from all corners of the country, anything from bottles of water to baby diapers, to note to juice. and these were being loaded into trucks and this is different villages in the p

lex secretary baker back to the world of negotiation you talk about the importance of trustworthiness people across the table. when you are in that situation, what are the things you do to try to build trust in the rapport you have with the person across the table? >> the one thing you have to be very careful about, particularly never has occasion or reason that means you don't say anything that's not backed up by the facts. the worst thing you can do in my opinion and negotiation is to get caught in a lie. then it's almost all over. because the other guy thanks to himself, i can't trust anything this fellow says. so you have really got to be careful that what you say is accurate, that it is true, and you can prove it. you need to also test the other guy across the table with respect to the trtworthiness of his or her statements to you. those statements have got to be true. the surest way to kill and negotiation is for one or the other to catch the other in a lie. >> you have read much of your work, we have a tactic used to build a trustworthiness called parallel reciprocal confidence

lex one possibility is toxic algae blooms.he trail they were on had a sierra national forest warning booster because of the toxic bacteria. warmer weather might make harmful algae more dangerous. >> in many water b b b b reaching a tipping point. >> another possibility? carbon monoxide poisoning. >> i've never seen an incident like this, where there is zero explanation. it >> there was no visible trauma. they are hoping tests reveal answers. liz: we're learning more about the rescue of a family stuck on a boat in the delta. the fire department rescued four people on thursday. rescuers say the family of three was on this boat and had mechanical problems. a family friend came to help. rescues in the area are not uncommon. >> the mud in the delta is very unforgiving. both get stuck quite a bit. we launch our boat on average once a month to assist people who are stuck. liz: the family had no food for 24 hours. thankfully, nobody was certain they are ok. dan harris joins us to tell us about good morning america. >> coming, henri ta

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lex oh man this is going to get a little weird. my favorite comic book character superman. i love superman to death. >> so much that's interesting about a character who is as a powerful as superman is who still decides consciously to use his power and a way to help people. superman is so baffling to people you see them trying to reimagine superman as the evil dictator. they assume someone with that kind of power would be paired with interesting about superman is why he did not take those positions. i think just as an artifact of jewish american culture he is fascinating. assimilating into american life through a farm in kansas but still remaining apart from american society. i think comic books are folktales. obviously we have american folktales i think there is a shared moral universe there that is precious. obviously i can understand why some people are tired of being saturated by commercial ubiquity. but, i found comics to be often a wonderful way to explore moral complexities even in the ability we have not be good at all. >> people don't know we spend the last ten minu

a black lex us. >>> and a san francisco hospital and public health officials are seeking help to find out the name of a patient. this woman is in critical condition. she was admitted three days ago, brought in by an ambulance from the bayview. she has a double skull and bones tattoo on her right arm. >>> the time is 6:08. >> still ahead, a statewide push to save on water. the vote on the table this morning that could impact thousands. >>> when you have a chance to fight a fire and spot it and get after it you have to do it up front. >>> the united states forest service promising a more aggressive approach to handling wildfires. the new strategy that could have a huge impact. >>> and coming up at 6:30. what do local health officials think about the reinstated mask mandate? we ask a bay area doctor. >>> and good tuesday morning to you. seasonal daytime high around the bay in the mid to upper 60's to 70's. topping out in the low 80's. inland east bay some of the hottest temperatures in to the 90's this afternoon. the full forecast coming up. here is a live look. taking you outside before

lex we certainly advise everyone to follow public islands which are the former president was a huge advocatetting vaccinated, found the guidance of public health experts would certainly advocate for himself as well. kennedy: advocating isn't that fun? to ivy league schools so he is advocating the virus does not attack advocate or spirit among for the former president celebrating his birthday. but only if the people in power let us party to the way we see fit let's get into his monday night band have real clear politics cofounder executive editor tom bevan is here. he's the host of the aggressive progressive podcast. former aide to chuck schumer, christopher hanh is back and happy about it pretty got political columnist running things out, anthony fishers here, welcome boys. let's start into it. i am so sick of these because clearly as they laid out, tom bevan they don't believe the situation is so far they don't have to be masked of all the time. they would be masked up all the time. i cannot wait believe you're doing this again. >> we've already seen this movie and the reviews were not good

[applause] lex thank you paul appreciate it. thank you all for having me. it's always good to be back in cleburne but thanks to c-span2 breed this is 11th appearance on book tv. i don't if anyone is done more and certainly appreciative. in the era of cancel cultural but i personally like a book tv is they do not edit you. they don't tell you what to say, what not to say. which i suspect is indicative of an institution founded by a purdue grad. so thank you all. i was thinking about this today. driving around thinking about an experiment where walk into the "new york times" newsroom, if they would have me, i would ask them where did george washington spend the first year of his life? it looks like everyone's going to know the answer to this and they say virginia. some of them i get more specific and say westmoreland county or the northeast part of virginia. and then if i ask them when was george washington born, a lot of them could probably tell me the year. i could tell you the year without looking it up, 1732. we used to sell rate the day day apart is febr

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i think so yeah, thanks, lex. as chaos continues to unfold in afghanistan. top military officials say that the u.s. is working to increase the number of people. >> being evacuated from the country. it's a mad rush right now kron four's, washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >> good evening. the pentagon says the goal is to have a point in leaving afghanistan every hour with americans and afghan allies for the next 24 hours for their safety. pentagon officials say the taliban is not getting in the way of their efforts to get americans and afghan allies safely out of afghanistan. >> there's been no hostile interactions from the taliban to our at the airport right now. each flight is carrying approximately 700 to 800 passengers with a goal of removing as many as 9,000 people every day we're confident we have taken the right steps to resume safe. an orderly operations at the airport. the white house continues to stand by the decision to withdraw president biden was not prepared to have american men and women continue to fight and die in the civil war o

lex i cannot imagine writing another book right now. [laughter] >> i bet.cond by the way. >> the story of this book is it was written and delivered to my publisher prior to the pandemic. and then my thought wasn't going to deliver this book, i'm going to deliver my baby. at some point the book will come out and we will all be happy. >> good plan. >> but then we had the pandemic and i had to substantially revise the book. i really cannot fathom writing another book. i'm actually really thrilled with the work i'm doing now. one of my other mentors and eight member of the bcf four is barbara. likes to say do it your best at and what you're needed for. since covid a pivoted all of my work to addressing the pandemic. that is why i'm doing a research, that is why i'm doing my teaching, i'm doing writing. and working with policymakers all around covid at some point i do want to go to the next step just how can we reimagine the future public health. infection control preventing the next pandemic is a part of it. they also critically want to focus on reimagining the