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mathew: thank you and have a happy new year. ama: losing weight is a popular new year's resolution but it might be time to rethink that and we will tell you why. ama: new year's eve is tomorrow so we have to ask, have you made your resolution yet? we polled the abc seven news room to see what some of our colleagues are up to -- the number one answer is to lose weight or start a work on -- workout plan. here is the dr., thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. ama: i could go five hours on this with you. so let's jump right in. i will probably be passionate. weight loss for a new year's resolution -- can that harm health? >> i think, first -- first of all, how many of us have resolved to lose weight, the resolution that keeps giving and somehow we never get the fact that if all the things we were doing work, we would never have to make this resolution again. and i think that for me, when we resolve as individuals to try to lose weight, it comes from a place of shame and stigma and often, it does not come from a place

mathew miller, the court has not seen a case like this. they have to nixon cases, one while he was president. and another one he was a former president. so neither one of those cases fit exactly what we are talking about here. and it seemed to me, that the judges spent an enormous amount of time today in a very repetitive discussion simply because this exact case had never passed through the court before. >> yes, that is right lawrence. this really is a case of first impression. this isn't it's a good case -- usually in executive cases you are seeing the core trying to mediate between two branches of government. the executive branch of the legislative branch. they have different priorities, equities. and the courts are asking to intervene to help to bounce those equities. the executive branch at this point representative joe biden, agree that these on documents ought to be turned over. so the documents, as judge ketanja brown said. it is clear that partly from the supreme court cases from the nixon era, that former presidents are owed some

the ruling sets aside the original judgement in favour of 5—year—old mathew richards — who has a chronicn following the judgement. well, the result isn't what people who live near walleys quarry in silverdale wanted to hear. it came very quickly at 10.30 this morning when the three court of appealjudges returned to court just to read out theirjudgment. they say they will give further detailed written reasons for those judgments at a later date. essentially, this means that the environment agency no longer has that deadline hanging over it, which meant that because of the earlier high court ruling by the beginning of next month, effectively the end of the year, they have to make sure that there were no emissions of hydrogen sulfide in particular that breached world health 0rganisation recommended levels. they say they're working with the operators of the site and they are reducing the levels of hydrogen sulfide. they give that really horrible rotten eggs, stink bomb odor that has made people's lives such a misery and that they are working to reduce that and they are successfully reducing

so i think i'll go to vice chair mathews for that task if he's willing and i think we should be able to get into contract and scope of work finalized and a couple of decisions that need one of your support rather than go back to chair mchugh, i'll go to vice chair mathews for that support and we can move it forward that way. >> yeah, absolutely. >> ok. other committee business. public finance. i will pause and ask if others can comment on this item. >> yes, hello. can you hear me? good morning, members of the committee, office of public finance. it's not very -- we are currently making preparations to allow for a possible refunding issuance in 2022 of the maturity, outstanding maturities in june should market conditions continue to be favorable. we also have place holders on the calendar for follow-up issuance of recovery bonds that was approved in the fall. also an issuance, but certain projects were not ready yet and we have a place holder to follow up on that and fund those. and then also one for seawall as well. i think based on the last conversations with the project department,

vice chair mathews proof read it and gave me a couple things as needed and my own staff for consistency and references so i feel it's in very good shape and would you like me to pull it up on the screen and step through it or did people have a chance to page through it in their packet? what would be helpful? >> i have a real easy correction to make peg. capitalization of the first bullet point under my liaison report. there were two bullet points, two-thirds of the way down my report and one of them, first letter was an i a lower case, and the previous bullet point it was an upper case. easily fixed. >> i see it. got you. >> good. i can point it out to you. >> no i see it. >> all right. >> thanks peg for your staff's work on this. i don't know we need to scroll through it with everybody unless someone feels strongly otherwise. i think we have it in our packets. i have taken a look yeah we are -- i agree with peg's assessment that we are right there. and for the record my correction were the spelling of my last name because whatever. >> who would know better than you. >> i spell it right

mathew, especially at a time when it is really confusing for people. tlai th thank you so much.hank you. >>> controversial discussion ahead for you. they're called overdose prevention sites, but critics say they are a legal and moral dilemma. we're going to hear from an advocate for these harm reduction facilities on how they could play a key role in the fight against the opioid crisis. we'll be right back. sin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. let's break down subway's new baja chicken & bacon. look at that coverage by that pepper jack cheese on that new rotisserie style chicken then boom! here comes the new baja chipotle sauce up the gut, and... great, now i can't even see what i'm calling! save big. order through the app. this is your home. this is your family room slash gym. the guest bedroom slash music studio. the daybed slash dog bed. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash classroom. and this is the basement slash panic roo

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and mathew tao, founder of the country over party. matthew, first for you. getting to the bottom of this should be important to every single american. but how do you balance that with the fact that many many americans do not know or even care who mark meadows is? people are living their lives. they are concerned about their school, crime, money. they aren't actually thinking about the preservation of our democracy despite how important it is. how do you get people to care? >> i actually think the steps that have been made going forward in the last three four days have made advance mints greatly. in the preservation of a democracy there are things that come before, which all of us talking right now are very concerned about and the first step is what is the truth and what is the common set of facts. if you don't have a common set of facts you don't have the truth. then you really don't have a democracy and democracy is broken. you can't even get to the common good, which is the basis of democracy. and the step towards it is that we are in a difficult time, and

$778 million in the funding, plus 200 $2 million in mitigation funding in response to hurricanes mathew and florence. that funding has enabled a stronger focus on housing recovery needs and assisted low to moderate income populations that have the fewest resources to recover. at the same time, the lack of a permanent authorization for cdbgdr has hampered its effects. the most critical issue is the ad hoc nature of cdbgdr due to the lack of a formal statutory and regulatory structure. this contributes to unnecessary delays across the board. delays in federal appropriation, delays in the hud allocation process, delays in developing federal register notices that govern the use of the funds and ultimately delays in delivering assistance to disaster survivors and impacted jurisdictions. my written statement cites how after florence made landfall in september of 2018, it took 500 days for hud to publish a federal register notice governing available cdbgdr assistance and while the process will never be instantaneous, time lapse can be significantly reduced with permanent authorization. let me

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the ruling sets aside the originaljudgment in favour of 5—year—old mathew richards — who has a chronicink bomb odour that has made people�*s lives such a misery, and that they are working to reduce that and they are successfully reducing it, capping parts of the site, for instance. but they�*ve still got some way to go, because the most recent figures that they published show that at least one of the four monitoring sites near the landfill site itself shows that there were still problems with excess levels of hydrogen sulfide just a couple of weeks ago, at the beginning of the month. i haven�*t yet heard from the family of matthew richards. becky currie, his mum, was in court earlier this week during the hearing. she wasn�*t there today to hear the final ruling, but she has been incredibly concerned about matthew�*s health. he�*s got a chronic lung condition. we heard medical evidence earlier on in this year that suggests that the effects of these emissions could be life—limiting for him. now, lawyers representing becky currie and matthew richards said that they may even consider askin