peggy nadell was dead.o her brother jim in florida. >> i called my brother's house. he didn't answer. i called diana on her cell, and i said, mommy's gone. and she started screaming at the other end of the phone. what do you mean mommy's gone? i said, she's gone. she died. something happened. she died. >> reporter: soon clarkstown police detectives stephen cole-hatchard and earl lorence were on the scene. they noticed that susanne looked a wreck, standing in front of the house in the snow. >> susanne is in the driveway, at the foot of the driveway, kind of pacing, looking rather frazzled. >> reporter: she told detectives what she told the 911 operators, that peggy tripped over the cat. >> her mother must have tumbled down the stairs and stabbed herself with the knife. >> reporter: while detective cole-hatchard stayed outside with susanne, detective lorence went inside the house. this is police video of the scene taken that morning. lorence knew right away, this was no accident. >> no way did she fall down t

kristen: peggy lee, jewelry designer, thank you so very much. peggy: thank you very much. you ca just in. abc news isepti aor jussie smollett has been found guilty on five of six counts for staging the hate crime in chicago. much more to come on worl >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the verdict in the jussie smollett trial. the actor accused of staging an attack against himself. authorities say the actor staged a racist and homophobic attack after he told police he was walking home when two men attacked him, yelling slurs and putting a noose around his neck. the actor standing by his claims, taking the stand in his own defense. the verdict just reached and we'll go live. >>> also breaking tonight, just 24 hours after pfizer said early data shows the booster does work, bringing the level of antibodies back up to peak protection, tonight, the cdc now giving the green light for boosters for 16 and 17-year-olds. and what dr. rochelle walensky just said about 12 to 15-year-olds. as the u.s. military tonight now helps in several states amid this new

en nueva york estÁ peggy carranza.iÓn segÚn los cdc, ya causÓ la primera muerte en el paÍs. un hombre en sus 50, no vacunado, que tenÍa una condiciÓn de salud preexistente. >> el fallecido fue una persona no vacunada. los casos son muy leves hasta ahora. peggy: en nueva york, considerado el foco de la nueva ola, abrieron mÁs centros de pruebas luego de que las largas filas en estos lugares causaran gran frustraciÓn. >> tanta cola y no solo aquÍ, sino en distintas partes que vengo buscando. entonces, estÁ todo colapsado. creo que voy a tener que retrasar lo que es mi vuelo. peggy: tambiÉn se estÁ ofreciendo un nuevo incentivo hasta el 31 de diciembre, $100 por recibir la vacuna de refuerzo. lo que significa una grata sorpresa. >> comprar regalos. no tenÍa dispuesto comprar regalos, pero los $100 maravillosos serÍan. peggy: el alcalde insistiÓ en que no habrÁ cierres, pero su sucesor cancelÓ su ceremonia de juramentaciÓn y se suspendieron mÁs obras de broadway y eventos deportivos. " no habrÁ cierres. fueron devastadores

peggy: mÚltiples eventos han sido aplazados de costa a costa.dmitido que la administraciÓn fallÓ en anticipar las llegadas de la variante delta y omicrÓn, en una entrevista a los angeles times. todo cuando la campaÑa para colocar la dosis de refuerzo enfrenta sus propios problemas. >> dijeron que era la oportunidad y yo me vine ahora mismo. peggy: hasta ahora el 30% de los adultos ha recibido la vacuna de refuerzo, segÚn los cdc. se espera que el presidente biden brinde un discurso sobre la rÁpida propagaciÓn de omicrÓn el martes. fÉlix: seguimos hablando de las vacunas, despuÉs de fuertes debates y la resistencia de muchos empleados y empleadores, la administraciÓn del presidente biden obtuvo una victoria en los tribunales sobre implementar el mandato de vacunaciÓn obligatorio, asÍ serÁ inicialmente, aunque la controversia podrÍa llegar a la corte de justicia, como nos indica pablo gato. pablo: biden logrÓ una importante victoria en los tribunales. una corte de apelaciÓn aprobÓ el mandato de vacunaciÓn para las empresas de mÁs de 100 trabajador

peggy: la Ópera metropolitana ya anunciÓ que le exige la dosis de refuerzo al pÚblico y sus empleadosrÁn recetar lapÍldora del dÍa despuÉs que permite interrumpir el embarazo en las primeras semanas. la decisiÓn se conoce mientras varios estados conservadores que sin restringir el aborto libra una batalla legal que ya llegÓ a la corte suprema. el distrito escolar del condado en la florida acordÓ pagar mÁs de 26.000.000 $ a las familias de las 17 personas asesinadas en la masacre del dÍa de san valentÍn de 2018 en la secundaria marjorie. parte del clero y la a los alumnos y empleados que resultaron heridos en este tiroteo ocurrido en la escuela de la ciudad de parkland. la casa blanca anunciÓ un plan que podrÁ normalizar la situaciÓnpor la falta de camioneros que generÓ complicaciones, sigue generando complicaciones en la cadena de distribuciÓn de todo en el paÍs. nuevos reclutamientos formarÍan parte de un plan a largo plazo que completarÍa el nÚmero de productores. el 62% de fieles en estos centros son movilizados en camiones de carga y para agilizar el proceso la casa blanca anunciÓ

i'm going to hand it over to peggy bailey to give us some closing remarks. peggy. >> thanks, ben. and on behalf of secretary fudge and the entire hud family, i want to thank the bipartisan policy center for hosting us again today, and i want to thank all of you for attending today's event. the issues, the worst case housing needs report shows, and that the presenters highlighted the need for more supply of affordable housing, the need to increase rental assistance, the foundational role housing plays in reversing the negative impacts of racism and discrimination such as the outsized representation of people of color experiencing homelessness, explains why addressing the affordable housing crisis is so important. and that it is also a key component of president biden's build back better agenda. while the affordable housing crisis is multifaceted, it isn't impossible to fix. hud's programs and other federal assistance works for those who receive it. the problem is that too few people do. and we need to take the variety of tools and resources that presenters talked about today and fu

let me now introduce our first speaker, peggy bailey. peggy is the senior adviser on rental assistance at h.u.d. where she works to enhance the department's rental subsidy and supply programs, which help millions of families afford housing. peggy has a long record as an advocate for low-income americans another the center on budget priorities. peggy, we appreciate you joining us today, along with all your h.u.d. colleagues. we know you are incredibly busy. thank you for taking time for this important discussion. with that, i'll turn it over to you, peggy. >> thanks, dennis. and thank you to the entire team at the bipartisan policy center for hosting today's event. and highlighting h.u.d.'s latest worst case housing needs report to congress. i also want to give a special word of appreciation to the h.u.d. team as dennis noted, especially the office of policy development and research, particularly jenna, who you will hear from in a minute. there is rarely something that comes from h.u.d. that pbnr does not touch. and jennifer and the team

patricia: peggy carranza nos acompaÑa desde nueva york.es sobre cÓmo se implementarÁ este mandato se darÁ esta semana. esto es mÁs o menos el 15 de diciembre. patricia: hay que estar disciplinados. miles de viajeros llegaron acatando condiciones, tomaron pruebas antes del viaje a estados unidos. estudios preliminares seÑalan que no causa problemas graves. un aumento de presiÓn sanguÍnea es otra de las consecuencias de la pandemia. un impacto en la presiÓn arterial de los estadounidenses. >> los casos de presiÓn arterial alta aumentaron en el paÍs cuando el covid venÍa con toda su fuerza. las lecturas cambiaron un poco y aumentaron significativamente desde abril hasta diciembre de ese aÑo. esto es gran parte de los hÁbitos. una se queda en casa comiendo y aumentando de peso. >> nosotros nos estresamos, nos sube la presiÓn. reportera: es importante que visite a su mÉdico de forma preventiva. la presiÓn arterial alta sigue siendo peligrosa. la buena noticia es que hay cosas que podemos hacer para mejorar ese cuadro. >> hay que hacer un invent

peggy .Ón el dÍa antes de navidad, pero que hay que tomar en cuenta que planean pedir prueba de vacunaciÓn en este evento. ademÁs que se realizarÁ al aire libre, en exteriores. Él cree que el plan seguirÁ adelante. sin embargo, se tomara una decisiÓn los prÓximos dÍas. la gente no solo estÁ paseando, sino que tambiÉn hay una larga fila detrÁs de mÍ donde se realizan pruebas de covid—19, algo que no veÍamos antes, algo que se trata de esta nueva realidad. por otro lado, las cancelaciones de broadway continÚan . han dicho que no regresarÁn hasta el dÍa despuÉs de navidad. esto debido a contagios entre sus actores. asÍ que estamos en una ciudad de nueva york que se estÁ enfrentando esta nueva lucha en la pandemia. presentadora: 48 personas dieron positivo a covid—19, aunque eran asintomÁticos o tenÍan sÍntomas leves. el crucero que es el mÁs grave del mundo regresÓ el sÁbado a miami tras un viaje de una semana por el caribe. viajar en este momento es un gran desafÍo para las personas en medio de

peggy: thank you. thank you to the entire team at the bipartisan policy center hosting today's event. i want to give a special word of appreciation to the hud team, especially the office of policy development and research. there is rarely something that comes from hud that pd&r does not touch. jennifer delivered this excellent report that many rely on. this year in particular, we could not be more proud of the team's work. throughout the pandemic, housing has goen a lot of attention. concerns about an inease in evictions and foreclosures, the recentncrease in housing costs, and the need to address utilities, broadband, and safety concerns have all risen to the spotlight. these issues are not new. people were struggling to afford a home before the pandemic. even a strong economy with low unemployment did not fix it. actually, it continued to get worse. who was hit hardest? people with low incomes and people of colo while the economy was strong, it showed that that didot mean it was equally strong for ev

peggy nos tiene la informaciÓn desde la gran manzana y le pone cifra a lo que estÁ pasando.ltiples eventos deportivos y de entretenimiento cancelados, clases remotas y algunos restaurantes cerrados en eran nerviosismo entre el pÚblico y comerciantes como la gerente de misiÓn cebiche en nueva york. >> estamos como un poco nerviosos acerca de los nuevos casos porque no queremos que vuelvan a ser cerrados y muchas familias pierdan su ingreso. >> funcionarios a tiempo ? la variante Ómicron podrÍa poner mÁs presiÓn sobre los hospitales, especialmente en Áreas con bajas tasas de vacunaciÓn. >> no es fÁcil ver todos los pacientes que llega normalmente en este tiempo que siempre estamos llenos y que encima de esto ahora tambiÉn vengan y vuelvan a salir todos los pacientes con covid—19. >> actualmente los casos diarios superan los 125.000 a nivel nacional y en el estado de nueva york una cifra rÉcord sobrepasando los 22.000. aun asÍ su gobernador y el alcalde de la ciudad de nueva york han descartado cierres. >> esperamos que estas semanas aumentan los casos y que luego se disipe en.

peggy carranza nos da detalles desde nueva york. york. precisamente, una reciente pencuesta salarial del grupo de investigacion "the conference board", dice que los salarios pueden aumentar el proximo aqo...la encuesta destinada a empresarios, arrojo que el salario base puede subir cerca del 4 por ciento en 2022. la escasez de mano de obra, y el temor a perder a empleados calificados serian los factores que estan impulsando los umentos. un grupo de empresas privadas de telefonia, cable y electricidad se negarian a dar informacion de sus clientes y abonados al servicio de control e inmigracion de adunas (i-c-e)...se intenta impedir que obtengan datos acerca del estatus migratorio de los consumidores.pablo gato tiene los detalles desde washington. en los ultimos dias, se ha visto un flujo masivo de inmigrantes que intentan llegar a estados unidos por la frontera.todo indica que la implementacion del programa quedate en mexico, esta generando esta situacion... incluso muchos, ponen en de las autoridades.pedro rojas nos amplia desde la joya,

i think peggy has helped as well. - constant to see it through. i think peggy has helped as well.taking you backstage. - theatre stop taking you backstage. we will let you in on some of the secrets. it is vast. they are gearing up for a performance of white christmas tonight. everything on this table has a very specific place stop a few secrets. there is not matching any of these, especially the glasses will stop let me show you down here. there is plenty of stuff. it is huge. the pianos, all of the kit they need to take their show on the road. business which has over the last 18 months ground to a halt. meant theatres have shut. the backstage crew, the engineers, the dresses, the props people are back. the actors, everyone else he works in this business. let me show you where the magic happens. this is where the show will get under way later tonight. so good that theatre is back for all of the people involved in it. 80 pantos are currently running across the country, bringing in £50 million to the economy. as my colleague has been finding out, that in itself is big business. # do

you're going to be um, peggy ha. shy. and he came to destroy it. 130 dad he's i know it back outside of south africa to to received great recognition for his courage. in 1984, he won the nobel peace prize. o, 22 was a thorn in the side of the country's apartheid government. but his prominence also shielded him. in 1985, the anglican church elected him bishop of u hattiesburg. and later archbishop of cape town. after the end of apartheid, came a further step towards politics. under south africa's 1st black president, nelson mandela asked his friend to lead a truth and reconciliation committee for months to, to listen to the confessions of perpetrators and to victims, accounts often becoming overwhelmed by them. later mandela thanked him, saying to 2 had protected south africa from hatred and revenge away your curb on her dar paper. under long warble, freedom helped her foster smart for life and human rights irrespective o'connell, religion sharonda o. after his term, his archbishop, to to traveled the world using his promi

peggy: buenos dÍas, nosotros nos encontramos precisamente frente a un popular centro de prueba mÓvilucciÓn de la cuarentena de en lugar de 10 dÍas a 5 para quienes se han contagiado con el virus y no presentan sÍntomas. quienes se hayan expuesto al virus y hayan recibido una dosis de la vacuna nada mÁs o estÉn vacunados, tambiÉn deben de aislarse 5 dÍas y por otro lado quienes estÉn completamente vacunados y hayan recibido la dosis de refuerzo podrÍan evitar la cuarentena. eso si tambiÉn hay que usar la mascarilla por varios dÍas. dicen que lo que quieren es que la sociedad siga funcionando mientras aumentan los contagios, datos preliminares indican que serÍa menos grave que otras variantes del covid. el presidente joe biden ha admitido que ha habido falta, que no ha sido suficiente las pruebas por lo que anunciÓ que estima asistirÁ a este proceso de detecciÓn de covid. por otro lado el autor anthony fauci como ustedes saben experto en enfermedades infecciosas ha dicho que quizÁ no sea recomendable asistir a fiestas grandes precisamente la vÍspera de aÑo nuevo. veamos quÉ fue lo que

we spoiled him so he doesn't forget eskegal bowers appraisal them were peggy. larissa is a home maker. i knew we death bottle youngest, but i wait till everyone's finished, then i can eat and pace without us. otherwise i have to get up and fix it. isn't that the whole time this deepening? you see that he acts like he's just a guest. here we go. new, the new kitchen isn't my thing. yeah. wow. alexei is a chauffeur. he owns the equivalent of $800.00 euros a month, just above average here. they're $55.00 square. meta apartment is a bit cramped for a family of 9. what did not have gone the, this is our living room and bedroom, my wife and i sleep here are tanya and natasha here grow or the barker in the winter? i go to school by myself. gar. what it is is the girls room where nastier masha and katya sleep nizer, martha garcia. he is the boys room when i was going to please let him hear you and this is victor didn't as well or did this. victor, alexei and larissa got married back in soviet days when they were 22. contraceptives were hard to come by back then. sometimes you're so young here

emily: peggy johnson, ceo of magic leap, good to catch up with you.athletes are wearables' biggest customers. what to do with that data collection? my next guest has the answer. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the invention of sports data makes most of us think of moneyball. but sports analytic is more than that. sports teams are collecting millions of pieces of data per athlete and only projected to keep growing. what do they do with the data? my next guest helps to streamline it so organizations can make use of it. stephen smith is the founder and ceo of kidman labs. thanks for joining us. harnessing that data has come so much farther than moneyball. talk to us about how athletes and sports organizations are using the data they are collecting on athletes today. >> your intro on moneyball is a great one. moneyball was a huge concentration around the ability to analyze performance data in games, just pick the right athletes. the problem was, it was just one sliver of information, just looking at performance data from games. we have seen an explosion in da

that's how you man, i'm peggy, how you came back along with you. yeah. yeah. when i am not linda, a lot of afraid of a very wonderful day or a friend was like a big old can they go i did that in would move network dynamically that a full upgrade will be indicated on the watch. the new guy to go home with him on his own end of being a little more ident daniel boy, my name is jennifer, and you know, not as much of a landing alabama look at the young alma who's a blood of his own to them. but i don't know how to go now get some of that. i have no idea. i'm glad i did that. ah it's still a good oh no no no no no no, no, no, no, no, no no that is yeah no. oh oh oh boy. oh no, i the guy i talked with yeah, i la i got a lot talk a little. when would it let me know. i got my medical this is all about jerry this is dan dukes with a little bit of a getting a call. the guy was order, you know what i'm doing wrong, let a joke went to his political while but as being a come on the comment that you will. ready not also wouldn't on the got the the good and civil oh now he's

i want to bring in peggy collins, and katie tubman. gi, if you had to boil down the story of the economy in 2011, what's the biggest take away and what are the big things you're watching in the first few months of 2022? >> well, when we look back on 2021, two of the key things were the labor market. we saw a lot of jobs come back. we saw a lot of workers gain power when it came to wages. we saw some of the highest quit rates we have in a generation. the other key theme was the one you just mentioned which is inflation. we've seen the highest inflation numbers in decades come out, because of the issues that you identified. supply chain crunches and the virus ongoing much longer than people expected and really royaling the global market. the biggest things were the mysteries and anomalies in the labor market and also the roaring back of inflation. >> let's dig deeper into inflation. that's making it expensive to shop at the grocery store and fill up our cars. how much worse can this get? and how do we fix it? what can we do that we haven

i mean, peggy noonan talked about about her needing to be chastened and humbled.sting to see a side by side comparison of the coverage that the former vice president mike pence has gotten compared to president harris. we know after she became the nominee last year, she was at the center of an online misinformation campaign specifically aimed at her race, her gender, and her eligibility to serve as president. >> yeah, and you know, look, peg guy noonan worked for ronald reagan let me remind our vowers, so let us now revisit peggy noonan's, the administration she worked for. it's insulting to say kamala harris might want to get serious, i think peggy noonan might want to get relevant and figure out what's happening in today's society. her opinions are antiquated. it's not abnormal for staff to leave after a year of a white house. these folks work really hard, they take pay cuts. they go and they work for a year, and they go and work in the private sector. this is not the scandal that i think some beltway press is making it out to be. unfortunately this is a conversa

kayleigh. >> kayleigh: peggy noonan, exactly right.king her job duties. she is put in charge of the border. total and complete disaster. when asked are you going to the border, she said no, i haven't been to europe. i mean, these are self-inflicted headlights. i will say this which may surprise people. i saw bluetooth trending on twitter. >> emily: i think we have lost kayleigh. philip's point about the border, there's video we have from a scene in texas where mother and daughter were tragically killed as a human smuggler crashed into them while evading law enforcement there at the border. the tragedy is a southern border unfolds, continues every day. border patrol being assaulted, human smugglers, the tragedy of life that they are taking and selling, the second most lucrative illicit international industry and yet here we have the vice president who laughs it off. he isn't able to take those tough questions. rachel. >> rachel: probably the most devastating thing about kamala harris that happened recently with our own john roberts who

it is a chance to of judy: for m, peggy orenstein has broken new ground with her intimate explorationsn her best "girls and sex" and "boys and sex," she does -- she dives into the lives of young people to unravel some of the hidden truths, hard lessons, and other realities of their lives. tonight, she gives her brief but spectacular take on talking to kids about sex. >> when i was young, and i would not have thought of this as an advantage at the time, my mom used to always tell me how great her sex life was with my dad and my response was to plug my ears and hum and say, "stop it. stop it, stop it. i don't want to hear it." because, really, who wants to hear about their parents' sex lives? however, it did give me a sense as a young woman that sex was for me, and that sex was also about female pleasure. and p.s. years later, when, after i was married, about 10 years into my marriage, my mom came into the living room and looked at me and kind of nudged me a little bit and said, "doesn't stop after 70, you know." after i had a daughter i wrote "cinderella ate my daughter," which was abou

if you recall from the chapter, peggy noonan says the speech is a -- [inaudible] which is a figure ofech that -- would probably approve of. yeah, everybody wanted to have a say in the speech and even though it's annoying for the speech writer, sometimes the approval room can save you. in this case there was a factual error in the original version of the speech. let me enlarge this a little. elliott was the guy this charge of speech writing. see page 2, suggest double check facts. as i recall, the big guns were not in place at the top of these cliffs. they had been moved. which is true. so they checked the facts, jim was right, and they changed the text of the speech to remove the factual error. that didn't work with the fake tocqueville comment. but nobody's perfect. if so the speech goes through the approval room, in this case it had the intended effect. see the circled ideas, the enemy guns were quieted, etc. and so reagan gave the famous speech. and, again, it's worth seeing some of the video. >> [inaudible] with brian lamb every tuesday. may he rest this peace. ronald reagan passe

peggy muy buenos dÍas. peggy: se debe al alto volumen de pasajeros.Ños que no estÁn vacunadas a que posponga en sus planes de viaje. los cdc han ampliado el monitoreo de no variante en aeropuertos como este. en atlanta y en san francisco estarÍan realizando pruebas gratuitas a pasajeros. esta nueva cepa ha sido detectada en al menos 20 paÍses. incluyendo en brasil en latinoamÉrica. se espera que ademÁs se conozca que tan contagiosa es esta variante. o si la vacuna es efectiva. satcha: que sabemos sobre las recomendaciones sobre el uso de esta pÍldora para tratar el covid. >> se sabe la aprobaciÓn de este panel. serÍa para pacientes de alto riesgo. dicen que aÚn hay interrogantes sobre su seguridad y eficacia. se espera que la fda por completo tome una decisiÓn. satcha: te agradecemos peggy por los detalles en vivo. esta maÑana defensores del derecho a las armas. planean apelar ante la corte suprema luego de que un tribunal del noveno circuito en california. confirmara una prohibiciÓn estatal. contra el uso de cargadores de alta capacidad. la decisiÓn

if you recall from the chapter peggy newnen says -- everybody wants to have a say in the speech, andn though it's annoying for the speechwriter sometimes the approval loop can save you. in this case there was a factual error in the original of the speech. let me enlarge this a little. then elliot was and the big guns were not in place at the top. so they checked the facts, jim was right, and they changed the text of the speech to remove the factual error. this, by the way, didn't work with -- comment. but, you know, nobody's perfect. so the speech goes through the approval book. in this case it had the intended effect. so the circled ideas, the enemy guns were quieted, et cetera. and so reagan gave this famous speech, and again, it's worth seeing some of the video. >> ronald reagan late day. >> to mark that day in history when the allied armies joined this battle to re-claim this continent through liberty. for four long years much of europe had been under a terrible shadow. free nations had fallen. jews cried out in the camps, millions cried out for liberation. europe was enslaved an

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you're going to be young. peggy ha, chinese. and he came to destroy the 130 dad. he's i know it back outside of south africa to, to received great recognition for his courage. in 1984, he won the nobel peace prize. o 22 was a thorn in the side of the country's apartheid government. but his prominence also shielded him. in 1985, the anglican church elected him bishop of you hannah's burg. and later, archbishop of cape town, after the end of apartheid, came a further step towards politics. under south africa's 1st black president, nelson mandela asked his friend to lead a truth and reconciliation committee for months to to listen to the confessions of perpetrators and to victims accounts often becoming overwhelmed by them. later mandela thanked him, saying to 2 had protected south africa from hatred and revenge away your carbon her dar paper under long warble freedom help her foster smart for life and human rights irrespective o'connell, religion sharonda o. after his term as archbishop to to traveled the world using his prominence to campaign for human rights and c

when he was entrapped, the brothers home room, the crew will move out the home or how peggy will strongly asked to stop homeless so badly. he was unconscious for a week and left with permanent paralysis couple to some people who bought the car to come to listen to me and says he was labeled as crazy, placed in a mental mood and forced to take an anti psychotic drug for 2 years. clearly, you mentioned in your own to know more for your person or even more lose you to change it so you don't get to you do that. do you have all the one in it but i'm not kid. thompson or thompson? i got the privilege and not even the disabled with sped sadistic abuse. ganging, oh, don't kill you on the killed a call. we can go one way because i had, i was on the plate dr. my put a little over my older home. i could be a good fit for him if i could get to me, but inside cartoons, there was no way to escape torture inmates was subjected to cruel, collective punishment. and that i'm is, i'm with, i'm more than 20 collision has i'm done with i'm clean. that'll all thought little maxima hold on. good ago, maria. so

she still plays peggy woolley photo apart she first played when she was in the archers back in the beginninge papers was that we will be back at half past 11. we've got most of the front pages now but it will hit a few more in and try to bring you a few more stories at 1130. sort of weather coming up next and then we go to singapore for newsday. good evening i'm tt and this is your sports news where we start with cricket and the ashes series gets under way at midnight in brisbane and england's all time record wicket takerjames anderson won't be a part of the first test. england say he isn't injured but will be rested in preparation for the second match of the series in adelaide as they try to regain the urn. it's been a decade since england have won an ashes series on aussie soil — their preparations have been disrupted by covid rules and the weather, but as patrick gearey reports they say they're up for the challenge. in the english imagination, australia means danger. uncomfortable, unfamiliar, uncompromising. english cricketers are used to feeling isolated down under but rarely so literal

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the hour of peggy said that his, that his own is written up himself. and what does he have to do with mary scott? well, he is the lord of e r. rubia and am. so he is his village and it's a village that is a half and half old christians. i am. maurice goes and in the time of the expulsions, the last thing that he wants or needs is half its village. yeah. disappearing. right. so what he was doing in the background was ensuring that the maurice ghost would be able to remain. and then this is the man in charge of the expulsions, the counter salazer, who's also writing officially to say you have to expel your more discourse and selena. so this is an autograph letter. there's a signature, the county, alyssa, and then selena writes back and it's absolutely fun. it's really funny because they clearly don't like each other. and salinas wallace says to him, you don't know anything about my village. it's nothing to do with you. i will sort out what has to be done and you leave. my maurice goes alone. i for example, vo, rubia, at certain surnames i know were surna

all of them were peggy. larissa is a home maker. i knew we did bottle. youngest boy. i wait till everyone's finished, then i can eat and pays. but out of that, otherwise i have to get up and fix this and that the whole time is to put in. you see that he acts like he's just a guest here that we go new. the new kitchen isn't my thing. yeah. wow, alexei is a chauffeur. he earns the equivalent of $800.00 euros a month, just above average here. they're $55.00 square. meta apartment is a bit cramped for a family of 9. what did not have gone the? this is our living room and bedroom, my wife and i sleep here are tanya and natasha here grow to parker in the winter? i go to school by myself. gar. what it is is the girls room where nastier, masha and katya sleep nizer, martha garcia. he is the boys room when i was going to please let him year if you and this is victor didn't as well or did this. victor, alexei and larissa got married back in soviet days when they were 22. contraceptives were hard to come by back then. sometimes you're so young here, but strong. oh yes, strong. t

you have not communicated with us and you continue not to neighbor peggy dodds is upset with state officialsr impacted residents were not included in the settlement sfpb a subsidiary of kinder morgan has agreed to 18 months of probation and will pay 2.5 million dollars in fines to settle two misdemeanor criminal charges in a statement. the company said while we disagree with any allegation that sfpp acted unlawfully in connection with the walnut creek incident. we work with the attorney general's office over the past. several weeks to settle this matter in order to focus solely on the remediation going forward the initial report of the spill was that it was relatively small maybe three or four hundred gallons, but it became apparent the days to come that it was much worse than that. we actually got the flight control district and some people who actually go down in the creek and actually start sampling and they had people look around and they actually found that it was significantly worse than we thought originally last year's spill happened. very near with the same kinder morgan pipeline. e

through those rocks and cracks and it stays there for the future like money in the bank from heavenly peggyr in los gatos. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> a consummate you know, wrap has such a warm and down to earth delivery to he explains very complicated stories. but he does in such a manner that we can all understand. he is so going to be missed, but we wish him the very, very best in retirement. the south bay will never be the same. never be the same at his little goodbye party. we had today. every single person that said something about him talk about how dependable he was. hey, could count on him. how rocksteady he is and just that type of professionalism is hard to come by solid journalist with a mission that's it for us tonight at 6 o'clock. we're back at 8. we hope you have a good team. we'll see you in prime time. air wick air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils to create authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with holiday spirit all season long. connect to nature this season. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there imm