was just talking about— the story penny was just talking about any— the story penny was just talkingean, that comes from north stevens —— lord stevens _ comes from north stevens —— lord stevens. former chief of the metropolitan police. we have to accept _ metropolitan police. we have to accept that your online profile is part of— accept that your online profile is part of who we are, and i think if you are— part of who we are, and i think if you are applying for a gun licence, you are applying for a gun licence, you might — you are applying for a gun licence, you might do pigeon shooting, you might— you might do pigeon shooting, you might be _ you might do pigeon shooting, you might be a — you might do pigeon shooting, you might be a farmer, you might belong to a gun _ might be a farmer, you might belong to a gun club, but as you've got no other— to a gun club, but as you've got no other reason. _ to a gun club, but as you've got no other reason, as it would appear this 22—year—old man did not belong to a gun _ this 22—year—old man did not belong to a gun club or anything like that,

and sell it -- for a penny, right? and sell it with content of interest that particular day that would be entertaining, that would, you know, give people a reason to buy it. so he tried, this medical student -- with the help of our friend horace greeley, you remember him of the new york tribune, and it failed. it didn't work out for him. however, other people took up the challenge and made a go of it. so these newspapers, penny papers had some characteristics that made them different. for one thing, they catered to the masses. right? because the idea was to sell at a high volume, to sell a high volume of newspapers at a low price as opposed to selling just a few newspapers at a really high price, right? so in order to appeal to as many readers as possible, they wrote in a more conversational way, they wrote stories about the city in which people were living, they wrote stories about crime, they wrote everyday kind of news, right? they were catering to the mass over the class, so to speak, right? so what else? they were

and six pennies for one issue. and the idea for a cheap newspaper actually did not come from a journalist in all. it came from a medical student named sheppard who noticed as he walked to the medical school, in new york city, how many vendors along the street selling things for just a penny and when he noticed was that people were willing to mike anything for a penny. they were willing to give up a penny almost anything to his idea was why not sell a newspaper for a penny. and so with content fellow with content that would be of interest of a particular day that would be entertaining and that would give people reason to buy it so he tried this medical student, with the help of our friend the new york tribune really and failed. it did not work out for him however other people took up the challenge and made a go of it. so these newspapers, these penny papers having characteristics that made them different. for one thing, they catered to the masses. because the idea was to sell and a high volume of newspapers at a low

penny, what do you make of it? — a terror threat. penny, what do you make of it?hat do you make of it? the sunday telegraph | make of it? the sunday telegraph leading with the same calls for doing an online hate troll before gun owners get given a licence, what jumped out at you from this please? i know thatjo says we don't want to i know that jo says we don't want to live in— i know that jo says we don't want to live in a _ i know that jo says we don't want to live in a society where the government trawls through social media _ government trawls through social media accounts but on the other hand, _ media accounts but on the other hand. is— media accounts but on the other hand. is it — media accounts but on the other hand, is it not right that if you are on— hand, is it not right that if you are on certain media sites, they are available _ are on certain media sites, they are available to — are on certain media sites, they are available to be looked at from others, — available to be looked at from others, so you're putting it out there _ others, so you're putting

but she does have her eyes on the trophy. penny but she does have her eyes on the troh . , penny butoh. , , , the trophy. pretty congested up there, the trophy. pretty congested up there. let's _ the trophy. pretty congested up there, let's look _ the trophy. pretty congested up there, let's look at _ the trophy. pretty congested up there, let's look at the - there, let's look at the leaderboard, talk us through it if you can. leaderboard, talk us through it if ou can. , ., ., ., , ., you can. the standout names on the leaderboard — you can. the standout names on the leaderboard are _ you can. the standout names on the leaderboard are early _ you can. the standout names on the leaderboard are early corridor, - leaderboard are early corridor, world number one, still in contention. still as it was yesterday, a bit cold. and lexi thompson with a local caddie guiding her around the golf course. two shots behind. those are the real dangers on the final day but with 17 players within just four shots off the lead, it's anyone's guess because there are major winners on there. an for what cou

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a quick response from you, penny.of time. we are — look at what| has happened in 2021. i mean, the world is rapidly showing huge effects of climate change, - and we don't have time to discuss whether we are leaving or not. . we need to go forward as hard as we can. - penny, i agree with you entirely. and i'm saying that cop 26 provides the opportunity. but do not think because small island developing — we are the ones on the frontline. we are dealing — we are the ones facing the ocean as a fence. yeah. we've done nothing to cause this discontent. it is not us. no matter what we do — unless the developed nations of the world start making changes, then we will continue to face this event. that is why i think we need to speak truth to power. you've done today. thank you very much. let's go to our final question. tristan downs, what do you want to ask, please? my question is what advice - would you give to young people to lead future research _ and development on climate change? ashley? well, thank you for that question,

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next question, please, from penny highnam.with the critical needs of the island - environment is a toughjob. everything you've said tonight shows that. i can we manage to speak with one voice across the caribbean, - as we're all in the same boat, and can you provide the - leadership that's needed here? we can and we have. i don't think the question is speaking — and i don't want anyone in this room to walk away thinking that the caribbean hasn't been speaking as one voice, or that small island states have not been speaking as one voice. it would not be true. we have been for some time. the question is nobody�*s listening. the prime minister often makes the point that they see us as invisible, or they don't see us, and dispensable. so we have to speak, perhaps, in a louder voice. we have to take charge at all these meetings we go to. but i don't want to blame the victim in this scenario. it's not that we're not speaking and it is not that we're not speaking in one voice. because we have been. ashley, do you agree with that? wel

we single penny but she does have her eyes on the trophy.— eyes on the trophy.w _ eyes on the trophy. we have mentioned how congested i eyes on the trophy. we have mentioned how congested it | eyes on the trophy. we have i mentioned how congested it is. looking at the leaderboard, talk us through. the looking at the leaderboard, talk us throu~h. , ., ., ., , ., through. the standout names on the leaderboard — through. the standout names on the leaderboard are _ through. the standout names on the leaderboard are the _ through. the standout names on the leaderboard are the world _ through. the standout names on the leaderboard are the world number i leaderboard are the world number one, still in contention, a little call yesterday but six under par and lexi thompson with a local caddie guiding her round the golf course, 70 fur today. two shots behind. those are the real dangers on the final day but with 17 players within just four shots off the lead, it is anyone's guess. now major winners. the sisters. a lot could happen on the final day. what am i going to be a

this is penny thinker. she's the creative designer for the klan label under the house of the federal. and she also happens to be my daughter. my 1st daughter. welcome about 18. i'm eager to hear about what transpired. lewis. good, you know several ruth. the fact that we have an opportunity to establish a platform or what it is pretty much to premier the spoke platform for managed. where in the u. k. you here have a real easy yourself top draw. it's not just getting a nigerian brand on sub row. it's getting the 1st female brad on time to be they are prepared to actually have dealer from deal last row on the window. so that's, that's a nice one. take the extra things for the class to several rows prepared to look at both. i can see that none is reached when you should be able to buy off the rock with jealousy, but the book she does with keith is very detailed and very glamorous. the few things i, i proud when i was with what jolla has done over the years in terms of design, klan came in breaking down that des

you know, i call it sometimes splitting pennies. brian is one of an estimated 125000000 americans who live paycheck to paycheck. it's now even made harder by rising inflation. for many years, the inflation rate in the u. s. hovered around 2 percent, but it's been steadily increasing this year to where it's now about 5 and a half percent. the highest. it's been since $990.00 food, rent, energy, new cars. those are the sectors that have seen the biggest price jump. and economists say, it only takes a slight increase in inflation to cause a huge impact. the perception that inflation is a problem could lead us to make some very bad choices in terms of the economy. if we, god forbid, raise interest rates right now. well, unemployment is still elevated. that could be a real economic disaster, anti poverty advocate say inflation is only a small part of a bigger problem. the income inequality that has been growing over the last few decades is really the key concern. we've had weighed stagnation in this nation since the early 19 seventy's an

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when penny said that i was called for a meeting with her, i thought it was a general meeting.ced that me and john were both flag—bearers, i think we were both in all and didn't really know how to respond! —— in awe. the action at the paralympic games begins on wednesday, a year after originally planned owing to the covid—i9 pandemic. it takes place despite the tokyo 2020 official hidemasa nakamura saying last week that the infection situation injapan had deteriorated since the olympics. the international paralympic comittee president andrew parsons admits preparations haven't been easy. it's been really difficult, but we believe working together with health experts, the ioc and the japanese government and the organising committee, we came up with a very good set of countermeasures which prove to be efficient during the olympics, some were encouraged by that, but still something we have only seen in practice and we need to make sure that the things that are working are in place and at the same time we can still have the same atmosphere in the games. even without spectators. the

it's currently orbiting jupiter's largest moon taking high-resolution digital photographs. >> penny.entually became sheldon's love interest, and of course that opened up a whole other pandora's box. may i ask you a question before i give it to you? [ laughter ] >> of course. >> why are we saying give it to you like that? >> at the beginning, sheldon is an outcast and intellectual, a geek. by the end, he's found his soulmate. he has friends, he's won a nobel prize. >> i have been encouraged, sustained, inspired, and tolerated not only by my wife but by the greatest group of friends anyone ever had. >> this show stayed on forever. it's huge. and they're nerds. >> we started to see articles written about how young people were going into s.t.e.m. fields in school because "the big bang theory" made it look cool. >> i need to get to here. >> what's there? >> the earliest estimate of the singularity. >> so, you're upset about missing out on becoming some sort of freakish self-aware robot? >> by this much. [ laughter ] >> it used to be chic to be normal and regular, but now it it's very chic

. >> i feel if you get a penny for every time a company or blockchain -- catherine dockerty has beenting some great articles about it. what are you making of the race to get digital for these companies? what does it say about the banks more broadly? >> what is interesting is i connected with one of the innovators on bank of america's team. this is all about what is next for bank of america, how we will serve our customers and how we will integrate some of the teams that we had. it makes communication and the intelligence bridge the gap. that is what they have been doing for clients buying these new patents. they can use them to develop their sickness and to be the next player and help out their customers moving ahead. >> give us an example of the things you might pursue with this, specifically within their business, what do you apply this to? >> ai, if you're ever on the phone and you're going through the motions hand you need to speak with an actual person, that could be used. there is a reference to the commercial business in streamlining so that it is easier to connect accounts. i

this made headlines to a sporting hero or weak willed in the face of a challenge with a penny and very much diverted over stall us gymnast, who's quit 2 more olympic finals over mental health concerns. while german competitors in tokyo make a stand against sexism. we debate if what so ready brings up the world.

every penny of which has to be borrowed. every penny of which drops into our debt. this $3.5 trillion bill we hear will expand medicare and be the first expansion of socialized medicine. every senior in america should be very worried about the expansion of medicare. if physicians will accept medicare payments and hospitals will, lower than regular payments, to take care of seniors. now the liberals want to take advantage of that to expand medicare. seniors, be very wary of this. it will be exceeding -- extremely hard if liberals get their way. we have to keep our eye on many things in this bill. this should be discussed for a year or two years, not for one month. with that, i am pleased to introduce the gentlelady from georgia, ms. green. >> thank you for joining us everyone out here in the very, very warm sunshine. we should not be here. congress should be at home working in our districts. unfortunately, the speaker of the house seized this week to try to pass the green new deal. i find it shocking that nancy pelosi has given in and been bullied by the squad, the r

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kat: once upon a time in hollywood vowed to never give his mom a penny of his fortune. made reason i confess to the family feud and said it started after his mother criticized his passion for screenwriting as a child take a listen. >> she said that to be in that sarcastic way. okay lady, when i become a successful writer you will never see penny one for my success. there'll be no house for you. there's no vacation for you, no elvis cadillac for mommy. you get nothing because you said that. kat: owes quinton unchanged was a right to stick to his guns? the panel is back to discuss. jason, leslie and eric. what's the use of having children if they can't make you rich rich someday? >> you plagiarize have to movies he's written. he was 12 years old. every 12 year old needs a strong mother to criticize them. he comes off as a smug inconsiderate unappreciative elitist celebrity to me. some six eric i tend to agree. i think it made me better. >> i don't know if he is of being an inglorious of bastardo this is pulp fiction. but reports say he did help his mom found off the blood

you cannot do that one, penny not reported properly is wrong. the victims were everyone who invested with them, investors who lost their money initially. investors who put their money and after the initial fraud occurred. and so there were hundreds of millions of dollars that vanished as a result of this i've been asked why did i break the line? i wanted to protect what i had money, family, power. everybody does that, don't they? what do you mean? how many people say no, i don't want the power. i don't want the money and walk away. would you say that you are right? color printing. if you're interesting, when you see your name, phillip james baker versus the united states of america. it's overwhelming. then you face the assistant us attorney as he's looking you in the eye. and when you go to that circumstance, there are no words that really can describe the depths of the loneliness you feel at that moment. the ultimately completed a plea deal with the united states government i was sent to 20 years for waterfront still big as a criminal. is he th

and i know we still need that done by and does he the ah penny week begins on a gallon stand still dominates. those headlines this monday from us cobble airport stay shut, done for another 24 hours after it was close all day on sunday to try and clear the huge backlog of people desperate to leave. thousands of would be actually heading for the only way out about taliban control. country right now. also coming up to recovery this somebody africans who work for coalition forces did manage to flee cold comfort for their relatives remaining in the country living in fear for their lives. we spoke to one translator on terms of complete anonymity because the risks remain so high. i believe that americans are responsible for this thing and then today's anybody who will be killed as a result of this will be on the hands of the american government.

it's not santa's sleigh but a luxury heirship might get you to the north pole and back for a pretty penny. ocean sky cruises a offering tours for $233,000 for a two person cabin. i had to pause a minute. those include a kitchen et and modern technology. it hopes to kick off first expedition in 2023. >> you better get more than a kitchenette. >> it looks cool. >> but really? that's a lot of money. >> i don't know. i remember fly across the country for $200. >> right. that's it for kpix5 news. we re on ♪♪ >> quinn: this isn't how i imagined this moment. >> carter: we didn't expect any of this, so... why should it end any different? >> quinn: talking about the other part. what we said. >> carter: eric tore up the divorce papers. he wants you back. he loves you. >> quinn: so do you. i always knew that we felt it. we just never said the words.

real tell every single time the relative line has rallied to that down trend line, it's failed to the penny. it peaked in march this is the ratio chart. it's a one line chart. it's looking at the relative performance of energy. the peak was march 8th this is august 8th meaning, if one wasn't literally perfect in their timing, it's been nothing but a headache. are they all bad i just don't like the space. look at the relative performance. it's god like. it's up into the right when it dips in march, it's out performing its sector. tom lee has pointed this out if you were to over lay a chart of the price of oil against oil stocks the or oil etfs like xle, something is disconnected big time we have seen these be twice as high as they are right now something is dislocated. how are you -- are you buying, selling energy stocks right now? s >> i recently bought the oih there is that giant disconnect it peaked at maybe 244 maybe it's down, i don't know where it closed today that's a gigantic move that seems to be over done. i don't have big exposure there but i do have the oih because i think that s

you will know one of the i have to miss penny honey . i think she missed one on the night. so you know, for sure when you, when you're in such stand, bring wanting to kind of go do a night. in that case i've gotten a 2nd. what do you actually consider you are not sure. so i can show it to you. do you want me to joe? well, katie had come here johnny. she meets there so much. didn't cut katy bunk. can such come on cut only do me. i'm going to say not touch, but it's judy to me, not to guillotine, against the law. just then i know you want to know the source dead source does not procure your present to use it for not but out of english. got me to to much you got digital data case and i was i get to know one of them. i started talking you, i mean taking you me a much duck though you can then wash some sugar and i should wait on you to get on jane with digging in my eye because you all all g i statist. she's going to say going on and then it's gonna save you more thinking listen to them of tires. can i deal with their local dog hunting? maybe she'll my sensitive pilots got on he

i know the value of a penny. and that's nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed of.ith these programs, and we should be more about that because are the families that are food insecure and they hope. >> i would not expected to you to set that apart. and you talk about in that same interview, their times like that you reference that and you also talk about other parts like white rage that you like to see even the president read it and i wish that i can actually ask a question which is now what book would you have anybody working on, whether be a reporter a staffer be on required reading. duckworth: you know i would rather have a reading list, white rage would definitely be on there because it really talks about the things in our nation every time we've had a major movement. in a step forward, there is this backlash and as part of our nation's history. and i think that's one the should read and i think that people should understand those in the military and that experience. in the the war i always want to is a good book about the iraq war in afghanistan's and my generat

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to this day don't get between me and a penny on the ground. i will roll over you for penny because i know the value. that's nothing to be ashamed of. with the programs, the school lunch program and breakfast program and we should be more open about that because there are the families that are food insecure right now that need to know that there's hope. >> yeah, wow, it makes sense although i would not have expected you to choose that part. you know, you talk about trevor noah and in that same interview of the, know times i referenced earlier you referred your -- you talked about other books like "white rage", and you'd like to see even the president read it and i wished i could ask you a question i will now ask you, what book would you have anybody working on the hill, reporter or staffer read as required reading? >> i'd rather have a reading list. i'd talk have "white rage" on there, and it talks about the pendulum tip of the nation and a move stepping forward and a backlash part of our nation's history. i think that's one that should be read