the officer who would go on to investigate megan's murder was the officer who first heard megan's storyt hicke. >> so, this is gotta be excruciating for 15-year-old to come in and talk to a total stranger, even though you get there to help her. >> it was. >> to put -- expose this potential secret. >> he remembered she started slowly, fearfully. >> and then i told her i said, i've heard just about anything that you're going to say, you're not gonna embarrass me. >> she said it all began with hicke's paying special tension to her when she was 14. >> and she started talking about how pretty she was. and that kind of stuff. and then he kissed her one-time. and that was closer to when she turned 15. he'd always catcher by herself. and that's generally what we call like the grooming. ticket are used to being around without her parents. and then she was kind of -- kind of impressed that somebody older was paying attention to her that wasn't her parents or her family. >> meghan told him that after she turned 15, the relationship became sexual. >> how the sea, at this time? >> he's in his 30s. >

megan: in the u.s., multinationals are at risk.hen you look at the large-cap area of the market and very growth intensive names, i think there is more room in this price discovery phase. we will get more information on that equation, but the interest rate environment i think there is a headwind for that part of the market. tom: megan horneman, thank you. you have to do your homework in terms of bond market research. coming up, semi conductors at their lowest since november 2020. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is time for the bloomberg business flash. i'm ritika gupta. shares of rivian are falling. the electric vehicle maker has recalled vehicles after discovering a minor structural defect in almost all the vehicles it has delivered. making a commercial flight into china for the first time in more than three years. according to radar data, it flew in today. china was first to ground it after two crashes, allowing the plane to return after u.s. regulators in late 2020. and shares of semi to -- semi conductor companies are falling today.

megan: maybe it was too good to be true. are looking at a this back bubble and it has burst. 76 have come to market in 2022, more than 600 last year for comparison. we looked at one hundred 60 of the largest companies in the next etss which liquidated at the end of august. at its peak they had a combined market cap of one. 9 billion and out of 300 billion, you could argue this is deserve, there are a lot of financial projections that were missed and bad guidance but there are couple diamonds in the rougher investors who are willing to way back into territory. jack: tell us about a couple of those things. megan: there's a couple. a mini space x of sorts, it is a good one. lumen are makes the laser-based radar for self driving cars to make cars safer and vivid seats are rare unicorn that makes the profit as a spac. a good place to look. jack: even a blind squirrel can find a nut or one oh 2 or 3. how much farther can stocks fall and what are wall street analysts missing? i'm asking liz ann saunders another busy day? of course

kriti: joining us is megan graham, the global chief economist -- megan greene, the global chief economist at the kroll institute, who was recently in italy as well. it italy at the crux of whether the ecb policy will work or not? megan: it could be. i am more sanguine on italy that i had been. there is not a lot of extra money in italy going into this winter. it is possible italy is already in contraction. the only one buying italian bonds is the ecb. the ecb will not finance a flat tax or reduction in retirement rates. this department will have to fall into line. it has also been watching market dislocations in the u.k. off the back of the many budgets, probably, during some lessons. i have been less worried about italy in part because of the appointments charger maloney made in -- georgia meloni made in her cabinet, keeping the finance minister that watched and limitation under mario draghi. he has some experience. we can experience -- expect a business as usual brief from the mario draghi government. i believe the italian government will fall into line. if i am wrong about that the ecb

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megan, i'd like to bring you in here.g on here? i think it's normal. i think it's a bit of normal moving and shaking in the media. ithink... i think what happens is that, when people leave something in the media, because they're well—known names, people get really, really excited about it. but, actually, it's not unusual for people to change jobs, and many people in many industries change jobs and it's never seen as a big deal. what happens when it's someone in the media, because they're household names, we create this real excitement around it and we think, oh, there's got to be this big drama, people have got to be really angry, people are really unhappy. there's a lot of speculation that there's huge dramas and people running around corridors panicking. but, honestly, in my experience, it is a series of adult conversations without dramas that's based on many factors. but do you think those factors that you referenced there have changed? yeah. for example, tv and radio presenters — state the obvious — used to primarily

megan: i am glad to hear. talk to me about writing nations are -- about why the nation are important. pam: buffalo value -- the whole value is around science and technology and inspiration. we see that wrapped up in the commercial real because we see the ability to do science on orbit, and the environment spans made through that advancements may but are lifting the entire space industry and there is nothing better than seeing an astronaut fly through space. megan: behind us we see the vehicle assembly building with artemis one rocketship, are you excited for that? pam: it is a big deal when a rocket flies for the first time. we have a lot to learn, i was a test pilot so when we flew airplanes we never launched the first try. we have taken her out to the runway at couple of times and learned a lot. i cannot wait to see the most powerful rocket launch going to the moon. megan: we are so happy to bring viewers on the ride with us. pam: that is also idea. nasa chairs. megan: we appreciate you being here. we will s

david: megan, do you agree -- lisa: megan, do you agree? megan: i think that is continuing to paint the feds and central banks into a corner. neither the backup of the u.s. nor fed is where needs to be to consider stepping down for where we think are sequential 75 basis by hikes in november and december. i think the market is starting to tell you that was some moves we have seen in rates so beyond year end, at barclays, we are of a view we are likely to see an incremental and final 50 basis point hike in february, before reversing course into the tail end of next year. i think we will see the target range lifted to 5.5 -- 5.25. lisa: is that a new projection? meghan: it is. lisa: this is something that is gaining traction, 5% priced into the fed marking a c. what is your view in terms of shaking at the tenure in response to the comments we have been hearing. that sharing? robert: yields were at 1.8%, that is pretty attractive for medium-term but what really worries me a short-term i think both other guests have talk about -- talked about th

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megan warfield. >> thank you. >> thanks, megan. >>> we have a quick programming note.'s a preview. >> the kind of control over what people were consuming and watching an believing that was really important to him. and also $1.6 billion in profit. that was significant. >> sky in lots of ways is james murdock's baby at this point. >> if he can pull off the deal, that means it's a smooth transition really into his father's chair. >> james then is very much acting as if he's going to be the one. word starts circulating that he's even building his own shadow executive team that he can install at the top of the company. >> the murdochs empire of influence airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >> thanks for having us this morning and being with us this weekend. >> "inside politics sunday" with abby phillip starts after a quick break. we'll see you next week. people with plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the splash they create. the way they exaggerate. or the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you c

and joining me now for more is megan lee from d. w culture. good. see, good to see. do so cutting one's hair. megan has become a symbolic act in support of iran's protest movement. tell us more about them. ok, well, if you look at major protest movements that have occurred in the past, they all have some sort of symbol connected to them. for example, with the me to movement that we saw was hash tag me to or thousands, hundreds of thousands of women were pink woollen, had to protest against donald trump and vulgarity against women. after he was elected in the us back in 2016, and now this movement we have, we've seen hair become the symbol, a defacto symbol. not necessarily started by the protesters in iran, but started outside. and it's, it is, as we heard in the report, it is an act of defiance, but it's also something that's non reversible right away. so women take into social media, cutting their hair off for non iranian women as well. you know, in an act of solidarity. now there have been protests in a ran many times before they've been crushed by the regime. wha

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goes back to when your kid gets out hasn't he say as it is. >> it's very good. >> and that was megan, tell us reporting for us, by the way, will be celebrating hispanic heritage all month here on kron 4. we have an entire section on our website dedicated to it. i have to do is grab the phone scan, the qr code there on your screen and you'll be taken right to that section on kron 4 dot com. i hey, we take some ownership. a bay area, cheech marin was also part of the nash bridges with john johnson. that yellow convertible. >> i still watch some of those old movies of cheeses. oh, my gosh. they're so fun is so fun. yeah, yeah. >> so you know, when you're driving around a convertible, you want to make sure you have nice weather and just turn and you're going vary night. you're going to get that to you have lots of sunshine coming your way. and of course, this beautiful time of year to do it. how about that? lot of subtle or san francisco right now. gorgeous weather around the bay area's high pressure, a building in overhead air quality. yeah. looking pretty good. mostly in the green right

megan warfield was involved in a multi-car pileup while 9 months pregnant. but she got out of the car to direct traffic, then ran to help the driver of an overturned car. she comforted an injured woman until paramedics arrived. all of this. remember she was having labor pains the whole time megan had been on desk duty. she says she had been eager to get back out into the field. maybe not exactly in that way. the fire department is calling her a true public servant. definitely a hero. >> still ahead, we're breaking down the statewide voter registration statistics and explain how it could influence the upcoming midterms. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31.

megan was not home when the mend broken. well, you might not know his name, but you will definitely know his face. actor robbie coltrane best known for playing hagrid in the harry potter movie franchise has died. the scottish actor began his career as a comedian before moving into theater productions. >> that eventually film besides his role in harry potter coltrane also at supporting roles into james bond movies, goldeneye and the world is not enough. coltrane's family says that he died at a hospital in scotland, but his cause of death has not been released. he was 72 years old. all right. want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. we're taking a look over the freeways there and walnut creek. looks like a nice sunny day out there in the east bay our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us out. >> well, we can expect if trying to go somewhere fun this weekend. yeah. how about that weekend to get away and enjoy and it looks like it is going to be a nice weekend. grab your jacket, though. it will be cool a

my fourth book was a memoir of legendary megan mallaly and there's some crossover where i think things that happen in our house do get a little agricultural from time to time. but that's maybe not appropriate for this channel. >>host: is your most recent book an ode to the national parks? >>guest: in some ways. it's examining the way we as a society view nature in the sense of conservation through thinking of national parks, the big ones, yosemite, grand canyon versus the way we think about nature right where we are in the localities. so it's espousing the grand jury of our park -- granjury of our parks and saying what about them do we have in our own backyards and how do we need to pay more attention to that part of nature. >>host: why did you choose glacer national park for the most recent trips? >>guest: it was quite simple, my friend jeff tweedy of the band wilko suggest that we go somewhere pretty and we have a three-way bromans and said why don't the three of us go somewhere beautiful and have conversations and when a brilliant poet says that to you, i said, okay, that sounds goo

is not the only lie that samantha caught megan on, for example, the duchess brushes away a tear, saidgrew up in poverty, this despite the fact that her father paid for her studies in elite and expensive private schools, as well as the titans and acting, moral harm for herself and samant 's father estimated at $75,000 to prove her case, she is going to bring two dozen witnesses, including prince harry and oprah. winfrey, however, the lawyer and megan are confident that the case will not go to trial, according to them, these charges have no basis are another attempt by relatives. duchess, promoted in her name, by the way, meghan herself recently stopped working with a pr firm that represented her interests. and since the time of the force majeure series, it was this company that helped mega on harry get comfortable in the states after their victory from the uk, took them to the circle of american celebrities and provided them with useful contacts, but the dukes decided that the company was not trying hard enough . it was because of this that their popularity falls to lift her sussex try

my fourth book was sort of a memoir of my marriage with the legendary megan. so there is some husbandry and crossover where i think, you know, things that happened to get a little agricultural from time to time. that's maybe not appropriate for this channel. >> this is c-span after all. >> it's examining the way that we as a society view nature in the sense of conservation through thinking off nationalbi parks. the big ones, thend grand canyon versus the way wee think about nature right where we are in our localities so it's espousing the grandeur ofra the parks but it's also saying what do we have in our own backyards and how do we pay more attention to that part of nature. >> why did you choose glacier nationalna park for one of the most recent trips? >> it was quite simple. my friend suggested we go somewhere pretty and we have kind of a bromance with the writer and myself and he said why don't the three of us go walk somewhere beautiful land we can have our conversations and you can use those for your book. when a brilliant poet says that to you i said oka

my fourth book was sort of a memoir of my marriage with megan mullally. there is some crossover where i think things that happen in our house get a little agricultural from time to time. that's maybe not appropriate for this channel. >> is your recent book and owed to the national parks? >> it is examining the way that we in society in the view of conservation through thinking of national parks come the big ones like yosemite, the grand canyon, versus the way we think about nature right where we are in our locality. it is espousing the grandeur of our parks and experiencing them but also saying what do we have in our backyards and how do we need to pay more attention to that part of nature? >> why did you choose glacier national park? >> it was quite simple. my friend jeff suggested that we go somewhere pretty. we have three weight bromance between jeff, george saunders and myself. he said let's go and have some conversations and you can use them for your book. when a brilliant poet says that to you, i said ok that sounds good. i researched which park see

that truth finally emerge in 2017 in stories by jodi kantor and megan to eat in the "new york times" and by ronan farrow in the new yorker. now, revisiting the weinstein saga, ken has produced a copy it's a biography that is that adds more revealing detail and insightful context. he examines the raging impulses and the need to dominate the warped weinstein actions. he exposed the culture of silence that allowed such a monstrous miss to go unchecked for so long, and he looks at how much of 202-748-8201 was also larger story about hollywood and about power. sigh think we are in for a very informative and interesting discussion this evening. please join me in welcoming jeni you letter -- jeni you letter. [applause] >> thank you. i thought i would begin by picking up something bradley said. i didn't know harvey weinstein very well in 2002 when i i agd to profiled in for the new yorker. and i spent probably four months doing that profile and we spent many hours together including about 12 hours of taped interview, some of which i use in the book. and at one time, people i talk to all woul

i'm megan. thank you . we'll look far, we couldn't get away.hey need a shelter quiet reliable away from human eyes. somewhere lies vanya brought. looks like he scared the beast. 54 two barrels if she's a beast, it's a bad thing they call the special forces, and he's freezing, he won't go on the assault. he has nothing to lose. shoot, i'll go instead of you. the german comes did not come in, he said that you were at the anniversary in overyat. that's what i'm driving now for a gun and give me back the main thing, that to fall asleep, and he will fall asleep in the warmth and fall asleep. strangers in the house oh, borscht! everything is even boiling. but our operator dima requires supervision. thank you maybe there are still lovers of borscht? and we, vasily, with your permission, will move the archive to the side tomorrow to shoot the pen for me to tremble. bye bye. when i saw your stern face. that's what i wanted. sorry such beauty will wither. here are all the men singing compliments. nobody takes. quietly shines over the river, the moon shin

megan dean brown. megan is dean of harvard radcliffe institute. daniel pierce paul professor of constitutional law at harvard law school and member of the history department. in 2019, she was appointed chair of the presiding annual committee on harvard and the legacy of slavery. she is a member of the american academy of and sciences. the american institute and the american philosophical society. a fellow of the american bar and a distinguished lecturer for the organization of american historians, the law library of congress. ashland below will interview her today, discuss her book, civil rights queen constance baker motley and the struggle for equality. civil rights queen is a book that explores the life and times of constance baker motley, the pathbreaking lawyer and judge dean brown. nagin. once again, we are so pleased you could join us today. and with that i will turn it over to. law librarian of congress. happy anniversary, law. library of congress. thank you, dr. hayden. afternoon to our audience, our patrons and colleagues, and, of course,

megan dean brown. megan is dean of harvard radcliffe institute. daniel pierce paul professor of constitutional law at harvard law school and member of the history department. in 2019, she was appointed chair of the presiding annual committee on harvard and the legacy of slavery. she is a member of the american academy of and sciences. the american institute and the american philosophical society. a fellow of the american bar and a distinguished lecturer for the organization of american historians, the law library of congress. ashland below will interview her today, discuss her book, civil rights queen constance baker motley and the struggle for equality. civil rights queen is a book that explores the life and times of constance baker motley, the pathbreaking lawyer and judge dean brown. nagin. once again, we are so pleased you could join us today. and with that i will turn it over to. law librarian of congress. happy anniversary, law. library of congress. thank you, dr. hayden. afternoon to our audience, our patrons and colleagues, and, of course,

okay, think megan or some people think it's too much for me that i should stop over cooper at yahoo and his family will use the money raised to buy food. here they're on their way to the city of to weigh in northern france, where 20 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. a 3rd more than the national average. they're meeting go highly jabrisa, a social worker and family friend. and lou, 2 vehicles, ferpa, a homeless man. oh no, mister le february is an alcoholic. he's been homeless for 4 years and he, yeah, his situation is challenging, but archie refuses to lose health. i'm unhappy. but now we of course, i just wanted to know if you got lost a good friend of mine, what ever deals already have to be informed of your situation so they can help you? oh, pretty fucking please was. evie won't look good. i don't think they're really interested . lou lou aren't good. good. that's how my mr. le fabula has been living in his car for months. he's filled it with blankets and made a home for himself. are author don't come, sit in my room. 2 of them will room and actual bring some l

is the most low-power bomb, which is in the us nuclear warehouses of the us army, only this is one megane. this is not a tactical nuclear weapon, but a tactical nuclear weapon - this is one and a half 10 kt-10 klotons, which the russian armed forces have this weaponry and that’s all, and therefore bend this topic about the use of non-use, what you scan and they even try to remember how not -no, russia will attack, well attacked created the principle of a special operation that allowed it to within the framework of some military operations to resolve their security issues. i would like to add that hmm the behavior of western countries. it is not just the unconscious conscious that we see it is the conscious escalation of the conflict in europe. the united states of america is extremely interested that this conflict not only last. not only longer, uh, the stakes in this conflict were raised, but so that as many european countries as possible, as many and as deep as possible in this conflict, moreover, in the european in the union, voices of understanding of this are already being heard lite

megan: a lot of information to process and the market is digesting over the past week.ording to the strong inflation data we see in the u.s.. what this ultimately means to our team, the strong services inflation component that we got yesterday. it all points to the direction of the fed meaning to do more to cool the economy. it is a difficult story for the markets to digest but ultimately, this is the short-term pain that the fed needs to be able to inflict to get inflation under control over the longer term. alix: mary daly says that, we need to slow gdp growth. i don't know how much clear that i can get. my question becomes, where on the curve do we see that most effectively? it feels like the two-year is already spent on that narrative and i am wondering if it is the long into that will see that action? meghan: if we look at what the markets are currently pricing where the fed is going to go, we see the market pricing at 75 basis point hikes and a 60% probability of doing another 75 basis point hike in december. that is consistent with where our forecasts are. we hav

jason bostic thinks the industry this here to stay here. megan stanley, we're in the world. you're using some level of wash, which when you call an if the you know the renewable slash norman build out, continues like it is. you know that windmill blades gonna have to have west virginia colon after winning the 2020 elections. democrats enjoyed a majority in both the house and the senate and could pass an important build that support screen projects. even states like west virginia, whose representatives oppose this bill, can use this money. but with the mid term elections approaching, this push will be on the ballot. could a republican when in the mid terms that hold this transition? climate change is a highly politicized question. and the majority of republicans don't wanna admit that climate change us human mate, that's the biggest general fear i would have with the republican dominance. they would try to push and support again, more to fossil fuel industry by, for example, giving more drilling permissions. but renewable projects like these in the heart of west virginia cold

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. >> honestly megan, if you don't like it, i'm sorry.ugh i could probably maybe not be, based on the way you have treated me, but i wouldn't do that. but you know what -- >> it was, i thought that trump got the better of it. the megan kelly dustup was an early test of whether trump could kind brazen those kind of attacks out, which he did. >> and i think this creates this really interesting situation for rupert murdoch. because, when your first debate of the primary cycle gets 24 million viewers, blowing the roof off any record in cable news history, there's something going on here. >> the questions to me i think were much tougher than the questions to anybody else. >> why do you think that was? >> i don't know. >> unlike other republican politicians who have always felt that they answer to fox news and they cannot do anything to offend rupert murdoch, donald trump instead decides to go to war with fox. >> i was asked some really nasty questions by people that are not nice people. she's not very tough and she's not very sharp, so you kno

ah ha, megan, well do. what do let us warm up? do i did, you know, is with the patched up shock absorber holds up surprisingly, rail, and still doesn't even need to go to the garage. he get the mechanics at the gun, what bus station to check it properly. and one more trip. what p for the repairs? if he makes it back dance course. de pu state of the roads does not help the ivory economy it can take days to travel across the country, especially in the wind season. you see who every one called. the elder has been making trips like this for 40 years and had seen a door before so far, he's only coverage. 20 kilometers out of $45.00 in 3 hours. reviews that then basel this boilers and one who copies i feel a feel for venus actually walked the collector, no partial credit food level. mm hm. after 6 hours on the road. yeah. cruise passengers are finally home. mm hm. and then i gotta go mom. okay, got mm grandma, gentleman to throw me on my case with my mom did. wow. involved with the yeah. that the guy mom now do body bomb b. o y as last

. >>> it's almost time for megan rapinoe, alex morgan and the rest of the u.s. now know who they'll face in group play. >> the u.s. women's football team just loves playing in the fifa world cup. they've won four tournaments, equal to half the number of tournaments that have ever been played and they've won the last two of them. following the tournament draw in new zealand saturday megan rapinoe and alex morgan now know some of the teams they'll have to beat if they're going to make it three in a row. the americans have been drawn in group e. their toughest opponents are the nethe netherlands. this will be a rematch of the 2019 world cup final. the usa will also have to play vietnam, but their third opponent is yet to be determined, one of either cam cameroon, portugal or thailand will emerge from a playoff to complete the group. that playoff will happen in february. if you're interested in going, book your tickets early. it's a long way to new zealand, roughly 16 hours on a plane. but it is a wonderful country and the tournament should be a blast. team usa will

megan. thank you very much. next, the personal responsibility act, led by two members, dave camp from michigan and jim talent from missouri. joined by three of our next generation of representatives, roger wicker from mississippi. andrea c strand from california. and making the presentation. steve chabot from the state of ohio right. isn't it time for the government to encourage work rather than rewarding dependance? yes. yes. the great society has had the unintended consequences of snaring millions of americans into the welfare trap. government programs designed to give a helping hand to the neediest of americans have instead bred illegitimacy. crime, illiteracy and more poverty. our contract will change this destructive social behavior by requiring welfare recipients to take personal responsibility for the decisions they make. in our contract. well, achieve what some 30 years of massive welfare spending has not been able to accomplish. we must reduce illegitimacy, require work, and save taxpayers money. all ri

megan and sue, thanks for. being with us on the media show. sue i�*ve got to start with you. radio very cleverly identified them as this magical duo who needed to be back broadcasting daily. and that�*s really where it started. we had had other offers, but those other offers were podcast based. and this wasn�*t about taking a podcast from the bbc that had been hugely successful and transporting it somewhere else. this was about them going back to what they had always done, which was live broadcasting, and they hadn�*t been doing a great deal of that over the last few years. and so that was really what drove this. some people listening might be surprised to hear that and think, well, didn�*t the bbc want to offer them more live broadcasting? well. good question. you should put that to the bbc. they had been working on other programming, but there wasn�*t enough of it. the podcast was extremely successful. jane had another series called life changing, but across the year there wasn�*t a great deal of live broadcasting, and that�*s really what they wanted to do. and because the

. >> give it to megan, military times. >> what changes does this nds call for in terms of manpower level overall or where they are postured around the world? whether that is increasing or stabilizing this 100,000 number in europe or something like that, and what are your concerns about the recruiting environment and being able to meet those needs going forward? sec. austin: i am confident we will have the force to execute our strategy, and in terms of our force posture, we went through our force posture review early on. there are incremental adjustments from time to time to that force posture that we provided. again, we have the ability to rapidly deploy capability to europe, and you saw that exercised at the very beginning of this conflict as we deployed heavy forces, armored forces from the united states to europe very, very quickly. we can do that because of the things we have done with the european defense initiative, and we establish pre-positioned equipment sites troops could fall in on very quickly, so those things have worked out very well for us. we are confident that we have th

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this is megan markle and prince harry on the hotline of this organization to children inform that hormones that block puberty are safe reversible. with this claim of scientific medical justification, there is no little mermaid stubbornly lobbying for their aggressive views on the medical treatment of transgender children. they produce materials for schools, train teachers, who then tell children what the difference is between a boy and a girl. these are just gender stereotypes jk rowling also emphasizes that representatives of this organization influenced medical decisions, not being a medical organization, in addition to recommending hormone therapy. they sent breast bandages for underage girls without parental consent for breast alignment or smoothing . tight bandage is used to force teenage girls in families in some african countries and immigrant african communities in britain aim to protect the girl from violence by making her less attractive to men, effects of cyst infection, pain, fever, stunting, breasts, uk police admit that such practice in their country is not a violation. konun