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people we call the core economics team in the biden administration that's the heads of treasury, cea, necd omb. and three out of four of those positions are now held by women. [applause] >> and a majority of the senior positions, treasury and treasury is a place where once upon a time you saw very few women, a majority of women. so, there has been progress. there has been progress in the financial community and on wall street where women were also scarce, but there's still a lot of challenges and there are challenges i felt when i was in academia, in early days in public policy. the american economic association did a survey of its membership and they discovered that while women are now maybe 25 or 30% of ph.d.'s in economics, women felt discriminated against in ways that are both subtle and also overt. they felt their work was less valued. they felt it was difficult for them to make their voices heard and they talked, and i think for all women who are trying to combine work and family life, the difficulties of accomplishing that, i think, are a real barrier for many women. i personally,

and the recommendation that was given to the nec was the following...ficial. operation dudula is going to become a political party... cheering and whooping ..and intends to contest next year's general election. she greets others i've come to meet zandile one last time. hey. i still have a few unanswered questions. busy day? it's always hectic. yeah. problems never end. you've managed to gain a following on the singular message that foreigners must go and once illegalforeigners or all foreigners are gone, their problems will go away. is that not running on hate? ok, so we must be realistic here, that most of the problems that we have are caused by the influx of foreign nationals. we were at an operation yesterday. what was supposed to be a conversation very quickly turned into a confrontation. i'll be honest with you, in some instances, you need to really be harsh. we don't promote violence and we don't want people to feel harassed. but i'll tell you that at some stage, we really need to push harder. that's a vigilante...exercise. like, you guys are a vi

lot in the past decade, they sold off the crown jewels of birmingham back in 2015, that included the neces, they might come up for sale as a result to get some income in. that is the council is behind me and this work has been going on for ages and it's costing £25 million. people might argue what's the point in this, why are you spending money on things like this when there are other things you could be spending money on. so it's been a very difficult time. i have been talking to people today, people pay their council tax, one lady who lives in a council house with her son and her disabled mum said it's terrible that she would gladly hope they sell off those council houses to housing associations because she thinks it would be better run. we associations because she thinks it would be better run.— associations because she thinks it would be better run. we heard from the conservative _ would be better run. we heard from the conservative minister— the conservative minister criticising and attacking the labour city council leadership and is part of the statement from michael gove he announ

nec director lael brainard is going to join us next hour. >>> lulu up against guidance, walmart, a recordigh, the dollar stores at lows. disney and charter in this heated distribution dispute while barry diller calls netflix the enemy when talking about the strike. let's kick off reaction first, though, to the jobs number. light wages, leslie. average hourly earnings, lightest since june of 2021. better labor force participation, especially among the older crowd, 55 and up. >> the market clearly likes what it sees. a very clear reaction to the print when it came out. that 3.8%, when was the last time we talked about the unemployment rate? we haven't necessarily because it has been historically low for such a long time, and going into the print, economists were expecting it to be 3.5%. huge upside surprise here, and of course, mike, the key narrative this week and in recent weeks has been, bad news is good news. >> yes. >> and the question, i think, remains, and you can see this from the reaction today, how long that sentiment really carries through into equities? >> we're in that comforta

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nec that essentially throughout the entire history, which i also thought was fascinating. it certainly dominated -- the movement is dominated by conservatives. so i found that kind of intriguing, and it made me dig a little deeper into, ok, then how does that sort of work? how did these different ideas about choice play against each other? i thought it was interesting that you had milton friedman essentially debating with christopher jencks and some of the other voices about how you do vouchers. moriah: it is really astonishing. on one hand, in the south you had school choice being used to avoid integration, to avoid a major ruling on civil rights in the north. milwaukee is a great example of this, you have people arguing this is a tool of empowerment for black families. i think there is nobody who really embodies that contradiction of more than polly williams. she to me was a very fascinating character. can you talk a little bit about her and her role in the movement? cara: sure. she was a black democratic state legislator in milwaukee in wisconsin and she's passed away n

environment and how to protect it even more beware the beauties of living in the south when you fly necusands upon thousands upon thousandsds of trees. it's undeniable that we do a very good job of protecting our environment when i was a the chairman of the local county where the largest counties in south carolina, charleston. i started the first greenbelt bank back in the late 1990s or early thousands of provide the ability to preserve your land by going to green belt bank and get a write up to conserve the land. there are programs that have been affected as a nation we have cut our carbon footprint by half in the last 25oo years. are the problems we are seeing is if you actually want to do the best things for the global environment, create the jobs in america. not in india, not in china, not in africa. bring jobs back to our nation we have a strong, clear, success tracked at producing what we need at a lower carbon footprint. as president of the united states i would continue to encourage the acceleration of the development of our jobs that we need here in our country. and by doing so

vietnam war, defying orders and saving four men.aping and after draping the medalth k, n d the captain's necen just left the ladies and gentlemen, please join me for the benediction. >> well, today, reporters asked binder, where was the presidenht going? >> he left as planned as it was planned. he left when there was a pause in the program in order to minimize to minimize his close contact with attendeesinimize . who are who are about to participate in a reception that wahe receps done on purpose, tht done very purposefully so that, agaihan, he wasn't he wasn't there for too long. >> jill biden had tested d positive for covid the day before, so biden leaves halfway through events now to stopd? the spread. but what else will the president be doing th presi? >> he will be masking while indoors and around people in alignment with cdc guidance. and as with cd as has been the s in the past, the president will remove his maskid whenn su sufficiently distance from others indoors. and whilff ced frome outside as well. >> so the president in the fallt of 2023 is masking and social distancing. >> does

a few years ago birmingham city council sold the nec for 307 million, it was resold three years laterrnment for councils, and for example the commonwealth games, £560 million was paid from athletes' village that did not house a single athlete and talking about the it system, it was by times ever spent, it is financial mismanagement, separate from the equal pay situation which is separate from the wider cuts... it is all in context. separate from the wider cuts. .. it is all in context.— is all in context. should central government — is all in context. should central government step _ is all in context. should central government step in _ is all in context. should central government step in to - is all in context. should central government step in to help i government step in to help birmingham?— government step in to help birmingham? government step in to help birminuham? ., , , , birmingham? the government must step in to fix labour— birmingham? the government must step in to fix labour incompetence _ birmingham? the government must step in to fix labour incompetence and - in to fix

the giga hub based at the nec campus, will have 180 charging points , will have 180 charging points,including 30 super fast bays. the number of public chargers has more than tripled in the last four years to more than 45,000 by last month. that's according to the treasury . the according to the treasury. the rolling stones have announced their first album in nearly two decades. mick jagger says hackney diamonds will be released on the 20th of october. it will feature guest performances from lady gaga, stevie wonder and bill wyman, the former stones bass player. the surviving trio during the press conference paid tribute to the band's longtime drummer, charlie watts , who died two charlie watts, who died two years ago. his final tracks recorded with the band, will also be on the album this is gb news across the uk, on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker too. now it's time for headliners . headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. hello and welcome to headliners . headliners. >> i'm josh howie. >> i'm josh howie. >> and joining me to lay down some home truths about thursd

is there an independent contractor, a 1099, nec given to athletes that they are contractors and pay at? guest: yes, they have to pay income tax on the money and get the appropriate tax forms for whatever it is they are being compensated for. that is where athletes need more education on. but that is a part of nil and was part of the argument that schools and the ncaa were trying to use rules to prevent the nil from being allowed. host: the caller mentioned collectives. describe what they are. guest: they were described to me as mostly a fan club. they take donations from boosters. some are 5013 cs and there is a debate about whether that is acceptable or not. it probably is not. they take the money which is usually earmarked for a specific sport. most of the time they talk to athletes about being compensated. some athletes are under contract and sometimes these collectives will sign athletes on for individual events and play them appropriately -- and pay them appropriately. it is mostly connecting athletes with bands and have -- with fans and have them at events. some want to do endors

the charging hub at the nec in birmingham is being funded by private investment and can cater for 150 30 fast charging stations that can fully charge vehicles in under 30 minutes. jeremy hunt says the groundbreaking site will be a major transport hub for the future . the us is sending future. the us is sending controversial armour piercing munitions to ukraine is part of a £1 billion package of military and humanitarian aid announced as the secretary of state visited kyiv . as ukraine visited kyiv. as ukraine continues its fight against russia. anthony blinken told president zelenskyy the new assistance will help it build momentum. the two day trip is his fourth to the country since the war began last year. his fourth to the country since the war began last year . the vet the war began last year. the vet industry is under review following concerns. pet owners are being overcharged. figures suggest the cost of care and medicine has surged, rising faster than inflation. the consumer and markets authorities worried pet owners aren't getting value for money. it also fears they're not bein

games and even keir starmer, the labour leader, decided, well the labour's said that there was labour's nec endemic problem in a problem, an endemic problem in the labour group and they replaced the leader the replaced the leader of the council, party. so council, the labour party. so they're conceding there's a problem, we've not problem, although we've not heard keir starmer talking about labour's problems labour's the financial problems in birmingham yet. >> absolutely. that campaign improvement board report you're talking about earlier this year made clear that the national made it clear that the national labour party felt that birmingham needed stop birmingham labour needed to stop blaming their blaming other people for their mistakes. here in birmingham, robert , frustrating it robert, how frustrating has it been for you being the leader of the council? >> conservatives at birmingham city council and watching the finances over what i mean, this this claim for equal pay was ten years ago, watching the finances deteriorate. what what did you do to try and stop this , this do to try and

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