i'm honored to get to meet louise.i told her one day when i maxes successful i will be a writer like curse i'm working on that. spy and a planning to run for governor of georgia, so there. [laughing] >> i was going to say i've already got a life plan the tries to follow the shadows of secretary clinton, so i've got two very admirable and very hefty goals ahead of me. i want to talk about your book and like all good book someone to start a little further into the conversation. we will go back to l the beginning, but writing with someone is a task. writing fiction with someone is an extraordinary feat. feat. first a secretary clinton, talk about the most fun moment that you had. [laughter] >> oh dear. >> stacy, we were very lucky because we were friends before the process, we remained friends during the process and we are still friends after the process. the book was so much fun for us to write. if i had to pick one moment, it would be when we were face timing. because of course we wrote this during the pandemic. we were

that article was picked up by louise's publisher and the publisher saw that betsy and i had read louisei will let you take it from there. >> and then my publicist said would you like to meet hillary clinton's best friend betsy who reads your books. in that she says, oh, by the way, hillary does, to. i think i passed out for a moment. i was actually launching that book in chicago, hillary's hometown where betsy still lives. many of whom i think have tuned in today. so, i met betsy backstage before an event. it was one of those moments where we meet a lot of people, everybody does, but when you meet somebody special, you know what. it is like they have kept a seat at the table for you and there was betsy. i just fell in love with her and she fell in love -- well, there was a mutual bond. and then, i went on to work. we kept in touch and then two weeks later when i got back from tour, two weeks after i got back, my husband michael died. he suffered from dementia. it was obviously earth shattering. i was going through the letters of condolence a few weeks later or week or so later and there

afflicting louise with my nightmares. her scripts getting nuclear weapons w not simply what kept u up and still does. it is a serious legitimate threat. the plot line with the idea they worked for quite a while. nineteen days outline. let's think about the shiva crime writer and a secretary of state. how does this come into being? >> it's a wonderful story. letters in sixth grade woman named betsy johnson tells about your friend hillary what you do together and on and on. we trade books back and forth. but the reading now? total serendipity they're reading the latest and in her series. that article and got printed picked up by louise publisher. >> to read hillary clinton's best friend betsy who reads the book? she says by the way hillary does too. i thinkoe i passed out for a moment or two a price think i would love too. i was launching that book in chicago, hillary's hometown where betsy still lives in a wide circle of your friends live. many of whom have turned in today. so i met betsy backstage before an event it's one

and finally, there is louise thaden. louise, to me, is the rarest kind of flyer in these days.she wasn't just a woman who flew and race planes. but louise was a mother. she had her first child, a son, in 1930. and her second child, a daughter, in 1933. and at a time when culture and society and indeed, many husbands, expected their wives to stay home and raise children. louise did a very modern thing. she wanted to have it all. she believed she could juggle her responsibilities at home and her love for her children. with her personal goals and ambitions. in it really is only because of the sacrifices that louise made in this little window of time that we wrongly erased her from this picture. and this story. so now that i introduce you to them individually, i want to say a few things about them collectively. and then i'll be happy to take any questions you might have. i want to talk to you about who they were, what they overcame and why they still matter today. because they do. we simply cannot overstate how dominated aviation was by man. in particular, white men in the 19 20s a

but not from her friend louise stadium. that week louise who's back home in arkansas. writes amelia a letter and and louise had a very specific kind of way of speaking a sort of folksy charm about her. and and spoke with a little of a country twang. and she told a million this letter and i'm quoting here. she said dawn your hide i could spank your pants. someday, you have to tell me why you do things. this in this letter louise goes on to tell her friend amelia that she wished amelia would rest on her laurels. and then very prophetically louise tells her you're worth more alive than dead. this is of course two and a half years before amelia will go missing in another very dangerous ocean flight. and you know the same was true of amelia and ruth nichols. they had a bit more complicated friendship. maybe each of us has had this kind of friendship in our lives. where we understand someone and we appreciate them, but we're also sort of competing against them all the time. that was ruth and amelia. and yet, you know, i found evidence of their closeness, too. that summer 193

louise: i think so. the markets now sees the fed is more credible and the latest print number has reassured the market that they are willing to move in the right direction and things are going. looking out further into the next year, we are expecting that stability will be more certain rather than what we have seen so far with the market ahead of the fed, which is less good for the market. the market is pushing the fed to a certain extent to where they wanted go -- want it to go. francine: it does feel like the market is pushing ahead, trying to force the fed into something. we have an article written yesterday, saying that treasuries find a thousand fairies. where are the thousand furies in equities? louise: we are definitely seeing this rebound in equity, the rebound coming. very mixed as to whether this will continue, but some of the economic numbers coming in from europe, not very strong. they are focusing more on the u.s., and as you pointed out earlier, to that consumer credit, at the moment, still

douglas louise with all the way in. douglas louise with a bit of brazilian _ all the way in.a would step it up after the break, danny picking himself up off the floor to slot himself up off the floor to slot himself or 12 yards. by the end, it was four, leon bailey taking advantage of an entire bolton defence to put the game to bed and seal a place in the third round. joy for the away fans and a brief respite for the man in charge. reginald or rosario, bbc news. there were nine other premier league sides in action, with fulham the only one to lose out, beaten 2—0 at league two crawley, while bournemouth and leicester city had to secure their places courtesy of penalty shoot—out. for all the results and reaction from the 21 games played, head to the bbc sport website. on wednesday, rangers will be looking to make the group stages of the champions league for the first time in over ten years. they�*re in the netherlands to play psv. it was 2—2 in the first leg, but rangers will be without one of their key men. jane lewis is in eindhoven for us. this is a big game for rangers tom

louise runs this club and _ waitresses, bar staff.lub and is missing _ waitresses, bar staff. louise runs this club and is missing out - waitresses, bar staff. louise runs this club and is missing out on i waitresses, bar staff. louise runs. this club and is missing out on lost sales. ~ .., this club and is missing out on lost sales. ~ . ., , , sales. we can certainly be taking more than _ sales. we can certainly be taking more than we — sales. we can certainly be taking more than we are _ sales. we can certainly be taking more than we are if— sales. we can certainly be taking more than we are if we _ sales. we can certainly be taking more than we are if we were - sales. we can certainly be taking i more than we are if we were doing food seven days a week and i had more staff so we can put the facility out there. we are not putting the tables out on monday and tuesday at the moment purely because i don't have the staff to do so. it is even worse for this award—winning restaurant. trading is unpolished. they have struggled to get assas

louise: we look at the consumer.ompanies, what they've done, they've really brought down the product offerings of much more appealing to a wider audience of consumer. that is from the entry-level to the high-end, there geniuses, a telling us the things we do want to know and our world when possibly their discretionary items. that is what we have to be mindful of. that's going back to this point, brands with the iconic heritage, there are strong barriers to entry. tom: we talk about the markets, in terms of demand, you touched on this, are we seeing a sense of resilience in the chinese market amid all these lockdowns? are we seeing any resilience or do we have to carve out china for the moment until those restrictions are relaxed? louise: it's hard to get a good sense of the underlying consumer appetite. what is happening locally in the market when some many factors are preventing people -- asking people not to travel and go to the stores as they would do in the normalized environment. we saw a sharp deceleration in q

tomorrow at the same time, louise is leaving for shopping. only three, and eat for five.least go hunting. i would cook duck. now they are already eating the joke of their room. why did the question come to us? the main thing is that they pay. it hurts behind the ear, especially when i chew. commander tak can you stay a wreck? yes, we can handle the leopard , do not pay attention, it happened and nothing worse dived. look, you're an adult. you decide. louise left ready 5 minutes. under water this we already understood floats, now perpendicular to our course. clearly, one thing worries about how you take them by surprise. well, don't worry about that. what are they doing fishing, and there is one proven way against fishermen. something i have a bite, how can i not worry? fuchsia is gone for you're going. all podvinki hit. no, by some miracle did not hit, i have no idea the version. wars pentalgin extragel against pain in muscles and joints in it, the highest dosage of a substance for inflammation pains and a special component for better penetration into the ochakovel was cr

star of broadway's "how i learned to drive," actress mary-louise parker an all-new "closer look.eaturing the 8g band with fred eltringham. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and now, we're going to get to the news president biden hosted the first movie screening of his presidency tonight at the white house. and according to jill, his last. "who's that again? why is she mad at him? did that guy just die? [ laughter ] tesla ceo elon musk tweeted yesterday that former president donald trump's platform truth social has a terrible name um, okay, "elon musk." [ laughter ] dr. anthony fauci said this week that the country is now out of the pandemic phase of the coronavirus and firmly in the "remembering how to talk to people" phase. "hello coworker! how was your weekend plus, what's a sad memory from your childhood?" [ laughter ] in newly released excerpts from a deposition taken last year, former president trump said that he was worried that protesters might throw fruits and ve

there is thelma, there is louise, she was quite tall. this is--. and this is the last picture taken of those girls. those are the three girls who were confirmed on that date. april 15th, 1915. and that is the last picture of them because all five sisters died. they all died. from tuberculosis. as did my father's mother. so you can imagine, when my dad revealed these stories for me, how difficult it was for him and how difficult it was for me. that's why we lost the history. he didn't want to talk about it, it hurt too much. but i need to know. i needed to know. i go off, i become a journalist, i move away for a few years, i come back home -- oh, there is one more picture want to show you. i love these pictures. this is my uncle, eugene. only the two boys survived, uncle eugene and my dad. it is very odd when you know your dad as a man, a mature man, and then you see this baby and there is something -- there's cognitive dissonance there. there is my dad. so i go off, i become a journalist, i come back home after a few years. my dad takes me to see m

here are two of them, louise and thelma, that is really their names. louise is the oldest, that is thelma. two other the sisters already in carry. the fifth sister, we don't have a picture of her, helena. and then we have this picture. they were devout catholics. i'm going to point out -- well, i was hoping to point out, give me one second please. charles, you know, i might need to come help me. there we go. okay, there is our pointer. there is thelma, there is louise, she was quite tall. this is already. and this is the last picture taken of those girls. those are the three girls who were confirmed on that date. april 15th, 1915. and that is the loss picture of them because all five sisters died. they all died. from tuberculosis. as did my father's mother. so you can imagine, when my dad revealed a story for me, how difficult it was for him and how difficult it was for me. that's why we lost the history. he didn't want to talk about it, it hurt too much. but i need to know. i needed to know. i go off, i become a journalist, i move away for a few years

louise and thelma that's really their names. louise is the oldest in this thelma. to other sisters already and carry their beautiful children arguing there was a fifth sister. we don't have a picture of her helena. and then we have this picture. they were devout catholics. i'm going to point out. well, i was hoping to point out. give me one second, please. you know charles, you know, i might to come help me. there's a pointer. there's thelma. there's louise who was quite tall. and this is already. and this is the last picture taken of those girls. those are the three girls. who were confirmed on that date april 15th 1915 and what's the last picture of them because all five sisters died? they all died. from tuberculosis as did my father's mother. so you can imagine. when dad revealed these stories to me how difficult it was for him and how difficult it was for me. that's why we lost the history. he didn't want to talk about it. it hurt too much. but i needed to know i needed to know. so i go off i become a journalist move away for a few years. i come back home. oh,

but louise says she didn't feel like she was getting much support.ou to stay in, lock your doors, - and basically phone the police. how did it affect you? personally, myself, - i ended up having a really, really, really hard time with my mental healthl and my physical health. it didn't feel like a home, it didn't, it felt like a prison, actually like a prison. people living nearby say there is still serious anti—social behaviour here. i'm on the verge of breaking, can't cope with it. i've had enough, i just want to go. i can't do it no more, ijust can't, ijust don't want to live here. i hate it. my space says it is supporting those affected and rehousing two tenants who have been carrying out anti—social behaviour. my space says it provides bespoke levels of care, support and supervision for its residents. but we've been told that hasn't always been the case. steve andrews had a history of serious mental health issues and had previously tried to take his own life. his family says he was doing better, and in march 2019, he moved into a my space flat i

louise lear can tell us more aboutjust how dry it's been. louise. has been memorable month.ee how extensive the dry weather has been across the country, but some areas across the country, but some areas across the country, but some areas across the south have not seen any recordable, traceable rainfall throughout the whole of the month. but there has been some rain across the far north—west of scotland and with the new month, we have got a new weather trend. there is rain in the forecast. this graphic will actually show that once again, as we go through the week there will be no recordable rain across the far south. further north and west, the dark at the blue, even green, show we could see some heavy bursts of rain and actually, we have got some rain and actually, we have got some rain in the forecast as we speak. it is moving into northern ireland, gradually pushing into western fringes of scotland, north—west england and parts of north wales. some of it will be heavy for a time through the night. so through this evening and overnight, the heavy rain moves to scotland and

thanks louise.ues in a moment with my colleagues across the nations and regions. but first, we'll leave you with some of the images of today's football celebrations. have a very good night. # it's coming home, it's coming home. oh, yes!

there may not be enough food in 2023. brazil's horizon, louise ignacio miller de silver is held. his 1st rally since campaigning officially began for the upcoming election in october, a huge crowd of supporters gathered in sao paolo lula accused the current present char ball snar, of attacking brazilian democracy, or scenario is repeatedly cast out on the electronic voting system. and he's criticized supreme court judges. a pull published on monday showed lula has a 12 percent lead over ball scenario. get ready both sooner. rogue, get ready? do not worry about lula. we won't do anything to you. the ones who will deal with you both on our rope, all the brazilian people. i were fed up with so much laws, so much in justice and so much suffering. it's the people who are going to get him out of the presidency on a can care that joins us now from when his irish, her very passionate lead to silver. they're addressing a support is at that campaign rally. what else did he have to say? while he spoke, well, president j able sonata is trying to make this so campaign about a battle of betwee

video question from louise. >> hi, charles, louise from indiana. have a couple questions, i i want to build passive incomes using stocks that pay monthly dividend. also i would like to invest in i-bonds and wondering if that would be a short term or a long-term since they are paying a high rate of return right now? charles: we hit dividends hard. let me go to you, phil on i-bonds. everyone is asking about them. i think they're amazing. i think there is one draw back, not a draw back but limit amount you can buy. >> can only by 10,000 bucks. there is limitations. >> explain to the audience about them they never heard about. >> basically lending to the federal government based on high price of inflation. you spend $10,000, federal government give you a 10% dividend, nine plus. they could have duration as much as three years, five years if i'm not mistaken. some cases 10 years. you look at bonds a chance to commit capital. to your point it is a limited amount. you can only do $10,000. a great way to supplement her income. she touched on something if y

let me tell you about louise's jenne, lily will tell you as soon as she could recognize herself in the mirror, the person looking back at her was not the person she was, the male presenting person reflecting back at her did not align correctly with her being. as lily was growing up during her younger years she presented and what would be considered a more feminine way. is someone who had never known a transgender person, this outer gender norm behavior made us question what was going on for we did not discourage her from doing things she loved. and early elementary school, lily lacked the words, insight and confidence to describe what she was feeling. as school activities began to separate boys from girls this only frustrated her. in fourth grade when boys and girls were separated to learn what was going on in their bodies during puberty lily began to panic. after sharing her feelings with my older daughters she came to my spouse and me. we did not have the knowledge of everything lb gt q especially trends related but what we did know is we loved our child and we would support her no m

ahead of october's general election. incumbent desirable scenario accused his rival, former president louise enough to let a silver of corruption. lula who is leading in the polls accused president both scenarios of destroying the country and goal as presidential warrants, who has been handed the 2nd term in office after the countries electoral commission declared his party. the winner of last week elections commission said the long ruling m. p l. a party won a 51.2 percent majority. fewer than half of anger was registered, voters turned out for the vote. well, it is one of the world's most ambitious space programs. nasa's multi $1000000000.00 artemus mission aimed at one day, getting humans back on the moon and eventually mars. but it has gone off to a disappointing start. the u. s. phase agency was forced to scrub the launch of its largest ever rocket after a number of technical problems. the next attempt is likely to happen friday. the 98 meter rocket and its unmanned capsule, a ryan were left sitting on the launch pad. as the minutes ticked by us, vice president carmella harris had flown

i know who i'm speaking given is 6 soldiers are being treated at the louise and hospital in austin. maxim cut of ankle was shot at by a russian tongue. the don thus at piece of shrapnel, hit him in the arm. oh, immediately. oh mia? oh, my median nerve is damaged virginia, should i am still, i can move my hand in this direction, but not in the other. and i can't feel anything and these 2 fingers, even if there is peace in germany, the doctors in a hand are familiar with war injuries. he fall, the steed ally knows we had a lot of experience treating patients from iraq many years ago them. and when i, so in principle, this is nothing new for us. garza duffer, spoons of principally gets missed noises, but it's not just doctor's helping. the one has been through ukrainians who live in and stopped by to day to wish even a happy birthday. she just turned 37. that brief and welcome moment of destruction from the war. so far, about 300 people from ukraine had been flown to germany for treatment, including civilians and soldiers. the soldiers in our hand were brought there by a dutch and g o. evere

john urbanatto accused his once jailed rival, the former president louise ignacio lou. the de silver of corruption. lulu was leading the winter of last week's election. the commission said that the longer ruling m. p l a party won a 51.2 percent majority. fewer than half of anger was registered voters, however, turned out for the ellipse. well, it's one of the world's most ambitious space programs. nasa's multi $1000000000.00 artemus mission aimed at one day, getting humans back on the moon, individually to mars. but it has gotten up to a disappointing start. the u. s. space agency was forced to scrub the watch of its largest ever rocket to day after a number of technical problems. the next attempt is likely to happen. on friday. the 98 meter rocket and its unmanned capsule, a ryan were left sitting on the launch pad. as the minutes ticked by us, vice president carmella harris had flown in to cape canaveral to witness the lift off of the most powerful rocket ever built by nasa. tourists had flocked to nearby locations all keen to get a glimpse of the action. but a whole

after another final demand for payment to the father, um, was informed that both him and his wife louisentenced to one day in prison. nine children have fainted 6 are in the hospital. nonsense but the most terrible thing is that the law is on the side of those who imprison these guardians. they are on the side of parents who want their children to be brought up naturally. without breaking the life thread of growing up it seems to me that we are obliged to know this. 3 more days later. it is not thought that the real sober. look at today armed with the desire and ability to act this very thing. the main thing is that we can protect our children, our grandchildren, and protect ourselves for self-preservation. to preserve all that has been accumulated over the centuries. in our national self-consciousness, i really hope that what i read about this will relate in no way to styop and like a. and how real danger it is expressed it is formulated. she here she is nothing hides any secrets. no. that's how it's done, and we have to tell grains from tribes , separate them. where's the banter, where

scotland's louise duncan and england'sjodi ewart shadoff are the best—placed british players.aying european football again, for the first time in ten years. they have the advantage against dutch side az alkmaar after the first leg of their europa conference third round qualifier. a great goal from glenn middleton was the difference between the two sides at tannadice park. hull kingston rovers still have a chance of making the super league play—offs after coming from behind to beat bottom club toulouse. the scores were level at i6—all, with five minutes to go, when rovers worked it out to rowan milnes on the wing. that try was converted. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello there. hosepipe bans are starting to come into force over the next few days. for hampshire and the isle of wight, we've got a ban coming in place for friday. then, across southeast england next week and the week after that, parts of southern wales hit by one as well. it's all because we've not seen so much in the way of r

i use the home when you've gotten your boy done, my 2 louise, the coin clean. that's it must cleave up ships. and to places a phenomenon with a question about pitcher a monday proposal is gonna go with nash. talked about the process. and now with that, because you can't get it because it can get it back data to data g, i'm yeah, because i would either to, to be known. but i don't know if that was all of this from your i'm going to ask initial pull out as well as i'm sure faith. but she had an issue with the home in class. now don cases for those with disability types, $3.00 and $4.00. it's the only one in the new glance region. a kids here have severe conditions, but there are no doctors. senior secret aveena is in charge of medical care. i, i mean all along with that has been you're not going your parking is around more editing identity for visually. it was not supposed to determine that income that shane with this to discipline. i'd say really, it's a, it's a mac. i am a bench with to thrive with team with bit of what is national worship across from critical

windsor. — queen's grand daughter, lady louise windsor, who is taken a job in the garden _ windsor,crisis was so bad that the queen's granddaughter took of a job." that granddaughter took of a 'ob. " that is absolutely * granddaughter took of a job." that is absolutely leveling something up or down, depending on how you look at it. thank you both very much, lovely to talk to you, have a safe night. thank you all forjoining us at home. tomorrow night, i'll be joined by the uk correspondent at france 24, and adam payne, political editor of politics home. dojoin me for that, editor of politics home. dojoin me forthat, but editor of politics home. dojoin me for that, but from us for now, good night. good evening, this is your update from the bbc sport centre. dina asher—smith has called for more funding and research into how periods affect athletes performances. britain's fastest woman qualified for the final of the 200 metres at the european athletics championships in germany. afterwards, she explained why she suffered cramp in both calves during the 100 metres final. girl stuff. so, y

thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at six on tuesday the 23rd of august.the second lioness to retire in two days.

we hear a lot about the big offensive to, well, it would be claiming a russian ah, in louise to come to the russian state, will never be as tight as on the no santini div. asking him then i'll slap a thin 55 with will ban in the european union. the kremlin. ca, yep, machine. the state on russia for date and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with a ah, with ah, ah, ah, south africa won't be pushed around the country's popped up about response to the u . s. secretary a say as he tries to convince my story as a separate ties with that we exist under some push is i think a totally a rear, unfounded as the u. s. excuse as the israeli attack on guys as self defense. we look at how western countries turn a blind data, palestinian make them bend over backwards when it comes to the conflict in ukraine and procure.

. >> okay thank you louise. thank you akhil reed amar for joining us. a pleasure and archery part of the new york historical society. it's always to be with professor akhil reed amar i will call him a bar for the rest evening he's a dear friend. he has written this terrific book words that made us america's constitutional conversation 18 -- 1760 to 1840. and your book covers a lot of things you would expect to be covered in such a book. you talk about the federalist papers you talk about the constitutionalpe convention. i think a lot of the real richness of this book and whatbo impressed me so much about it is it's richness. it's things that may be less expected may be a little surprising. yi want to start with two words from your title and your subtitle. i want to start with the words and conversation which maybe is not the first thing people would think of when they think of thef constitution in its history and development. so what conversation are you talking about? who are the people in it? what kind of thing are they saying? >> they begin as a brit

sort of more of a to mean video with us to find out some ideas when you thought about them, not to louise beckett, coin clean that should it must clean up ships and to places it that was an issue with a friendly proposal is gonna go with nash talked about the process. i know with that because it could be either casey, getting bash data to data. i me, i can either to be known, but i don't know if that was what mr. munoz, some curricula, hello. this works a kirkwood faith, but she had an issue with the home in cross. now dawn, cases for those with disability types, 3 and fork. it's the only one in the new glance region. the kids here have severe conditions, but there are no doctors. senior secret aveena is in charge of medical care until yeah, but the only was only from with some darn it has been you know, but when you get to parking was around more challenging identity or visually it won't snap those to die, eat it all. medical shane with is to discipline, i'd say really, it's a, it's a mac i m a h a y with to thrive with team with bit of what is national russia across from carport for cou

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thanks louise.here's more analysis of today's stories with kirsty wark on newsnight, which isjust getting started on bbc two. here on bbc one, the news continues in a moment with my colleagues across the nations and regions. but first, we'll leave you with some of the images of today's football celebrations. have a very good night. # it's coming home, it's coming home. oh, yes! in front of 90,000 at wembley. oh, it's in! chloe kelly! i'm so proud, i can't believe it, i'm still a bit shocked by it. - england! england, european champions. a sight perhaps we never thought we'd see. england lifting a trophy at wembley. awesome. amazing. incredible. cheering. best day ever. the best few days, just brilliant. the willingness, the commitment, the resilience and most of all, the willingness to want to win so badly. and they won! i don't actually know. what we've just done. what have we done, girls? i don't know. but yeah, maybe change. change. players: # it's coming home, it's coming home. # it's coming, fo

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san francisco city attorney david chu and former city attorney louise rennie have filed separate lawsuits against federal government. they are taking action to save laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center from closing for good. the pending shutdown of the city run nursing home as upset a number of supporters. nine patients forced to transfer have died shortly after moving since the process began back in may two is asking the government to exert compassion and some comments sense. forever 150 years, laguna honda has provided critical skilled nursing and rehabilitation services for our most vulnerable residents. as the last safety net for our seniors are family members with severe disabilities, those who can't take care of themselves. choose says the federal agency that funds the hospital chose a random date. september the 13th to stop more than $200 million in funding, the chronicle reported. an agency officials said the timing can be revisited in a july interview, and just a short time ago, we learned the united states is set to declare monkeypox. public health emergency to bolste

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keep laguna honda hospital and rehab center open city attorney david chu and former city attorney louise louise rennie about separate lawsuits to stop government officials from cutting off funding to the nursing home come september. depending shutdown of the city run nursing home has upset many supporters, who say as many as 600 residents could be displaced . at least eight patients have died since may after they were forced to transfer to other facilities. she was asking the government to exert compassion and common sense. forever 150 years, laguna honda has provided critical skilled nursing and rehabilitation services for our most vulnerable residents. as the last safety net for our seniors are family members with severe disabilities. those who can't take care of themselves. she says the federal agency that funds the hospital chose a random date september 13th to stop more than $200 million in funding. one school district in daly city, is among just a handful of places around the country working to attract and retain teachers by providing affordable housing. ktvu tom vacar shows us how

louise runs this pub and it's missing out on lost sales.f so we could put the facilities out there. we are not putting the tables out on monday and tuesday at the moment, purely because i haven't got the staff to do so. it's even worse for this award—winning restaurant. trading is on pause. they have struggled to get staff since brexit and covid. the owners are now abroad, trying to hire chefs and waiting for a special government licence to bring them over. many sleepless nights. this business is a family business so it's me and my partner, so this is our only income. this is all really we live for, and to be closed is really heartbreaking, to be honest. there is no shortage of customers in this town — just staff. across the uk, there's something like 176,000 vacancies in hospitality. that's double the number before the pandemic. so this is a mock—up restaurant. you won't find a customer in here. the boss of this suffolk hotel chain shows me the training centre he started in march to help recruit and retain staff. you have to do something a