oh dear, penny. we _ necessary, i suppose. oh dear, penny. we are _ necessary, i suppose.be - necessary, i suppose. oh dear, i penny, we are going to be back... necessary, i suppose. oh dear, - penny, we are going to be back... i thought you were going to say we are going to be down to the lockdown hairdressing situation. i wanted to just mention the austria story, though, which is, it is going to be stay—at—home from monday if you've not had yourjabs and the chancellor saying, i do not see white two thirds of the population to lose their freedom thirds of the population to lose theirfreedom because thirds of the population to lose their freedom because another third hesitates, and empathy vaccine rates in the eu, big fines for rule breakers —— and they have got the lowest. this is... the thing is, you do have to take people with you, and if you are... i can only imagine how it is going to work if you have got a third of people being told to stay at home from monday. how on earth are you going, how is it going to work? ., ., , ., , are you going, how is it going to work? .

said, but also just because — reason penny said, but also just because of— reason penny said, but also people's livelihoods and all the negative consequences that come _ all the negative consequences that come from restrictions. we have to id come from restrictions. we have to go to— come from restrictions. we have to go to that _ come from restrictions. we have to go to that point, and if it can be through the vaccination programme and the _ through the vaccination programme and the boosterjabs and so on, if those _ and the boosterjabs and so on, if those work— and the boosterjabs and so on, if those work as they seem to be doing, then that _ those work as they seem to be doing, then that is _ those work as they seem to be doing, then that is quite positive news, isn't _ then that is quite positive news, isn't it? — then that is quite positive news, isn't it? : , then that is quite positive news, isn't it? :, , :, isn't it? certainly not where we were a year— isn't it? certainly not where we were a year ago _ isn't it? certainly not where we were a year ago that _ isn't it? certainly

we are so blessed to have louise penny, living in our village. >> and just when we thought that it could get any better this blockbuster woman, we have stacy abrams moderating this discussion, activists, best-selling author, entrepreneur and political leader and is the woman inmate history as the first black woman in to become a nominee for major party than seven or eight years as minority leader and stacy that in multiple organizations devoted to social issues, and is authored several best-selling books are self she isng hard for awards and honors they can even list here in time given so everyone if they're ready to start, with a two handed over to stacy to moderate this "state of terror" discussion between hillary clinton and louise penny so stacy, take it away. >> thank you so much to laura and also to lucy hoblyn and welcome louise penny and also madam secretary, hillary clinton braided. >> thank you and i know that you would hillary close that we have never met in this is such a for doingnd thank you this in high calorie. [laughter] thank you predict i did not know it was that easy

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it doesn't raise the deficit by a single penny.actually reduces the deficit, according to leading economists in this country, over the long-term. and it's paid for by making sure that the wealthiest americans, the biggest corporations, begin to pay their fair share. again, you've heard me say it a hundred times -- why should 55 corporations who made over $40 billion in the last couple years -- why should they pay zero in taxes? i said i'm a capitalist, i'm not a socialist. but the bottom line is everybody should pay their fair share. zero in taxes? come on. and so -- and keep my campaign commitment, it does not raise a single penny in tax for anyone making less than $400,000 a year. say it again -- folks, no matter what they tell you, you're going to find out this will not affect your taxes one little bit in having to pay a penny more if you make less than $400,000 a year. independent experts have concluded that these bills are the highest value investments that we can make to grow the economy. it's going to create millions of jobs

i read i read everything louise penny writes anyway. anyways, i read their book so fast it was like somebody was timing me to get through it. we'll talk a little bit about that with secretary clinton. we will talk with her a lot about what is going on in the country right now. i'm really looking forward to that interview.lk >>> but before we get there, i want to give you an important update tonight on a story we have been covering closely. this is a story that is more than four decades in the making. we have been covering it for a while now just because it is a through-the-looking-glass, absolutely bizarre, impossible to believe story out of missouri related to a man named kevin strickland. kevin strickland was 18 years old in 1978 when he was arrested in kansas city, missouri. they put him on trial for a triple murder that he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an alibi. it didn't matter. he had people who corroborated his alibi, it didn't matter. there was no physical evidence connecting him to the crime.al it didn't matter eit

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you won't be having to pay a penny more if you make less than $400,000 a year. independent experts have concluded that these are the highest value investments we can make to grow the economy.

did not pay one single penny in taxes. who knows who pays it? y'all pay it as they say. y'all do. for real. think about it. so that's why this bill is paid for. look, it's a long overdue promise. creates better jobs for millions of americans. i want to be clear especially here in new hampshire. no one earning, no one earning in america less than $400,000 will pay a single solitary extra penny in federal taxes. i wouldn't even let the bipartisan commission include gas tax. in this bill. because that would mean people, working folk, would be paying extra money. this law is blue collar blueprint to rebuild america that leaves nobody behind. now our focus moves on to implementing the infrastructure law. with some speed and discipline. i asked the former mayor of new orleans and former lieutenant governor of louisiana, mitch lander, where are you? there you are. mitch loves the cold and snow. but mitch is going to do what i have responsibility to do with the recovery act. i was asked by the president to make sure that $900 billion that was being spent was in fact used well. guess what?

you won't be having to pay a penny more if you make less than $400,000 a year. independent experts have concluded that these are the highest value investments we can make to grow the economy. it will create millions of jobs, increase productivity and wages, reduce costs, and lead to historic economic growth. again, the price of heard me say this a lot. we got out of the blue a couple weeks ago a letter from 17 nobel prize winners in economics, and they determined it will ease inflationary pressures, not create them, ease them, ease those pressures, and the economy recognizes we face an inflection point. for the most -- for most of the 20th century, we let the world by significant margin because we invested in our people, ourselves. you have heard me say 1000 times. any country with education will outcompete us. we invested in education, invested in opportunities for people succeed. deaf people to succeed. we invested in the enter -- the interstate highway system to move goods efficiently. we empowered our companies to outcompete the world and created jobs and un

i'm on universal credit and every penny counts. universe type of bills. there are warnings this is becoming a mental health crisis too. it's a financial strain that is forced to be to take medication for my mental health. just to keep afloat. safety checks have exposed the failure of building regulations over decades. we were having meetings with governments in 2009 and 2010 with our concerns about the quality issues on building sites. this is britain's building safety crisis. but who is to blame? so this is the children's bedroom. they share a room which you can see is quite cramped, a lot of stuff in here. in south london emma has outgrown her one—bedroom flat. this is the living room and... this doubles as your bedroom? yeah. in the evening it's like changing rooms. and in here is my bed. it was 12 months ago when we first met. back then she had just been told that her block was so unsafe it needed round—the—clock fire wardens. i'm angry, i'm actually furious at it. this is ruining peoples lives. a year on they have had a fire a

it is not raise the deficit by a single penny. it actually reduces the deficit, according to leading economists in this country, over the long-term. it is paid for by making sure the wealthiest americans and biggest corporations begin to pay their fair share. you've heard me say 100 times why should 40 or 55 corporations who made billions of dollars pay zero in taxes? i am a capitalist, not a socialist, but everyone should pay their face -- fair share. zero in taxes? come on. to keep my campaign commitment it is not raise a single penny in taxes for anyone making less than $400,000 per year. no matter what they tell you, you will find out that this will not affect your taxes one little bit, having to pay one penny more, if you make less than $400,000 a year. independent experts have concluded that these are the highest value investments that we can make to grow the economy. it will create millions of jobs and increase productivity, wages, reduce costs, and generate significant historic economic growth. the press is here, the poor

again, no one in america earning less than $400,000 will pay a single penny more in federal taxes. [applause] [laughter] -- [applause] no one. how are we doing that? i come from the corporate capital of the world. there are more corporations in my state of delaware then all states combined. guess what? they are not paying enough. sorry mary. look, i am a capitalist. if you want to make a million or a billion dollars, have at it. pay your fair share. we have 55 corporations, 55 of the largest corporations in america, the most successful paying not a single penny in federal taxes the last several years. guess what? they made $40 billion. i want them to. that is good but pay your fair share. that is how we pay for it. it does not cost a cent. it is paid for. from now on, they will have to pay their fair share. not an exorbitant number but just a fair share. let me close with this. throughout our history, we have emerged from the previous crises stronger than we were before the crisis. every major crisis that has occurred in american history, everyone, we have come out stronger after i

for even one penny. what we need to do is to get the taxation system back and balance so that people can afford to pay are the ones who actually pay taxes. i was intrigued to see that it was pointed out in the debate recently that $700.00 people have 2 and a half trillion dollars of assets that they have in stock market that have never been taxed by one penny. and meanwhile, you and i are probably both on the 40 percent tax bracket right now, and yet magically those people right there, happen to also be the biggest political donors are there companies are to same politicians up on the hills, allowing him to have find it. those loopholes, it's a very scary sad system that we live in. it's great always to chat with you. man. thanks for joining me, congressman. same here. thank you very much. okay, says so just days. busy after special counsel john durham indicted a gordon jenko. a russian analyst believe to be the source of christopher stills and dossier. new scrutiny has been cashed on democrat congressma

it does not include, as we did the bipartisan infrastructure bill, it does not include a single pennytax which i rejected because people under 400,000 -- under $400,000 will be paying it. this law is a blue collar blueprint to rebuild america. it leaves no one behind. it marks an inflection point that we face as a nation. for most of the 20th sench i we led the world by significant margins because we invested in ourselves. somewhere along the way we stopped investing in ourselves. we risk losing our edge as a nation. chi ma and the rest of the world are kachg up. our infrastructure used to be rated the best in the world. now we rank 3th in the world. that's about to change. things are going to turn around in a big way. for example, because of this law, next year will be the first year in 20 years american infrastructure investment will grow faster than chinese. we'll once again have the best roads, bridge, ports and airports over the next decade. we'll lead the world into the # 1st semplegry with modern cars and trucks and transit system. we're going to do this by building again and m

which means requiring funding recipients to offer a low cost affordable plan, everyone who gets a penny of this money is required to offer low cost affordable plan, provided federal funding for broadband services to low income families, requiring providers to be transparent about pricing to help families do comparison shopping for services where they have competitive options. i will confess this is going to be a massive undertaking for the department of commerce, but we're up for it. we have been planning for months and we're up for it. we plan to work in close collaboration with states, counties, cities, community-based organizations and the private sector in partnership to develop grant programs which will insure that we roll this out in an efficient manner. broadband is a gateway to economic opportunity and so in order to open that gateway, we're putting equity at the center of everything we do. i will say to truly transform our economy into one that works for all americans and one that will make our country more competitive on the world stage, we have to make investments in a way th

we owe it to the american people to do the same thing again and to make sure every penny is spent where it's supposed to go in a timely fashion. i've asked the former mayor of new orleans and former lieutenant of louisiana, mitch landrieu to oversee this responsibility. he'll have full access to every tool of the federal government to get it done. and we have the high obligation and responsibility to make sure this money is used wisely and used well. folks, i have been looking forward to this day for a long time like all my colleagues. tomorrow, i'll be traveling to new hampshire to visit a bridge that is structurally not safe. like thousands of bridges across america. that's what this law is all about. keeping communities safer, more efficient. on wednesday i'll be in detroit to meet with uaw workers building the next generation of vehicles. and that's just the beginning. we're also seeing -- you'll be seeing me and vice president harris, jill and doug, cabinet officials hitting the road to help you understand how this is going to transform your lives for the better. and folks, when yo

if the penny is on top you're fine. if it's on the bottom, that's evidence the power was out and the food has spoiled. >>> at the climate summit in scotland, many people are talking about the speech by the foreign minister of the island nation of tuvalu. he prerecorded it at home with his pant leg rolled up to illustrate how rising sea levels threaten to yoe raise his entire country. he speaks from an area that used to be dry land. it is sacred to its 12,000 people. without world intervention and cooperation his nation will soon be extinct. >>> america's next moon shot is being bumped back by a year. the artemis mission would put astronauts back on the moon for the first time since 1972. nasa also committed to landing the first woman and person of color there as well. the trump administration set a deadline for this mission for 2024. today nasa said congress hasn't given up money, funding, to make this possible. and spacesuits need to be improved. so they're hoping for a launch in 2025. and jeff will be signing up for t

their back. 95% of people who applied to the windrush compensation scheme have yet to receive a single pennyan mp calls for a review of parliamentary rules — after she was told she can't take her three—month old son into the house of commons. what do you make of this? if you're a new parent, have you faced similar issues? let me know, i'm on twitter @vicderbyshire or you can email victoria@bbc.co.uk. we will talk to stella creasy in the enxt half hour. the man accused of driving a car into that christmas parade in wisconsin — killing six, including an eight—year—old boy — appears in court. new guidance recommends women who experience bleeding in early pregnancy — and have had a miscarriage — should be given the hormone progesterone. and lift off of the falcon 9 and dart on nasa's first planetary defence test to intentionally crash into an asteroid. and coming up this hour. a successful take—off — nasa launches its spacecraft on a mission to save the earth from dangerous asteroids. anyone in england and wales who kills a police officer, firefighter, paramedic or nurse while committing a crime

jonathan: a fantastic company. $1 trillion penny stock. think we would ever talk about that? lisa: tom: you mentioned -- tom: you mentioned the depth the other day. jonathan: proved everyone wrong. i just think it's fascinating we talk about a $1 trillion name as if it is a penny stock. lisa: this raises a question of trading behind that. if you end up with those kinds of moves with a company that actually represents a massive part of the index at this point, what are we talking about in terms of the potential risk on the downside? jonathan: tesla up 2.5%. mandy xu of credit suisse, looking for to the conversation. corporate america is handling higher prices really well, tremendously well. your equity market is still very close to all-time highs. futures this morning up 16, advancing about 0.3%. yields are higher in germany by about a basis point. the u.s. bond market is closed for veterans day. dk has questions as to why the equity market -- tk has questions as to why the equity market is not closed also. this is "bloomberg surveillance .

we may not receive a penny. mum is 84, not in _ may not receive a penny. behalf of those who cannot _ speaking on behalf of those who cannot speak for themselves. it needs— cannot speak for themselves. it needs to — cannot speak for themselves. it needs to change. we need to see some urgency _ needs to change. we need to see some urgency. thank god for the cross—party committee and what they had said _ cross—party committee and what they had said it _ cross—party committee and what they had said. it seems we are in an echo chamber~ _ had said. it seems we are in an echo chamber. everything that has been said has— chamber. everything that has been said has been said before. where is the urgency? where is the mercy? where _ the urgency? where is the mercy? where is _ the urgency? where is the mercy? where is the humanity? where is the justice? _ where is the humanity? where is the 'ustice? ., ., where is the humanity? where is the 'ustice? ., ~' , ., where is the humanity? where is the 'ustice? ., ,, , ., , , ., justice? thank you. i wish you all the best wi

number two the penny challenge now this could be something i would do as a teenager but it looks likeface charges because what you do here is plug in a charger to an outlet and drop a penny and a spark into teenagers in massachusetts were charged with arson for doing this after school. >> imagine that phone call. jesse: number three is the corncob challenge. >> you for the corncob on a drill and turn it on it is a life hack and he chipped his tooth if you are single you automatically be time and datable because corn will fly out of your mouth. [laughter] jesse: unless you are a hockey player this distancing that dangerous. >> but the guy from the bread basket? >> you drop the basketball they can't be that hard i think i could do this one. >> that we don't endorse that. >> carley shimkus endorses this. >> but the fullface wax? >> whoever you go to who puts wax all over your face and aggressively rips it off so i guess that's in place shaving. jesse: i never have to shave again? >> know the hair will grow back there is no reason to do this unless you don't want to breathe for a few minu

have _ —— i suppose the point is, some people have not had postjobs, other pennie are _ people haven. christmas is always— people are not had won. christmas is always a _ people are not had won. christmas is always a tough time, there is a lot of non—coronavirus diseases going around~ _ of non—coronavirus diseases going around. they're not taking any chances — around. they're not taking any chances. ., ., ., , chances. know, and of course, the flu “ab chances. know, and of course, the flu jab scheme. — chances. know, and of course, the flu jab scheme, people _ chances. know, and of course, the flu jab scheme, people are - chances. know, and of course, the flu jab scheme, people are being l flu jab scheme, people are being encouraged to take those as well. jamie, let's look at the metro with you. armycron, it says, a play on omicron. it always looks dramatic than we see armed forces personnel involved in schemes like this. it does. when i worked in government, we brought— does. when i worked in government, we brought them into help ramp up testing _ we brought them into help ramp up

and every penny counts. it really does. so if- penny counts. it really does.o we can't thank you enough for all of your support. can't thank you enough for all of your support-— can't thank you enough for all of| your support.- drummers, can't thank you enough for all of yoursupport. �*ififi�*ifié. drummers, how can't thank you enough for all of your support. �*ififi�*ifié. drummers, how we your support. 100%. drummers, how we feelin: ? we your support. 100%. drummers, how we feeling? we are _ your support. 100%. drummers, how we feeling? we are feeling _ your support. 100%. drummers, how we feeling? we are feeling good? 0h, feeling? we are feeling good? oh, yes. there is charisse at the back, drummer with simple minds. come and meet mike richardson, he has been integral in a celebration, haven't you? mark has also been off the beer but up all night. hoffa you? mark has also been off the beer but up all night-— but up all night. how are you doing? all right, actually. _ but up all night. how are you doing? all right, actually. i— but up all night. how are you doing?

a view shared by penny. development. penny had cervical cancer, but it was picked up early thanks to a smear test. and after a major operation three years ago, she's now clear. when i say to people i was lucky, l i say that because i'd had threel kids, i had no intention of having any more children. _ so, although it was major surgery, for me, it didn't have same impact i that it might have on somebody, i on a woman who gets diagnosed in her 205 who hasn't had any children, who is faced with the option - that they have to, you know, . have a hysterectomy and they're not going to be able - to have children naturally. the new study looked at the impact of the vaccine after it was introduced for girls in england in 2008. it was also rolled out around the uk, and from 2019 to boys aged 12—13. hpv can cause some cancers including head and neck in men, and the vaccine could help prevent those. no wonder scientists are hailing the significance of the research. it's a really historic moment to show that at last we h

this is a very clear red line from the united states that they do not consider and will never give a penny a sent in compensation. they do not consider themselves liable for climate change. violence for climate change impacts that are raining going on people, right? and i did just not interested, but why is that? because who are with these great words from john kerry saying that we need we need action, we need big action now on climate change, but yet they're not prepared to do that. it's just pure double space. the u. s. is very, very keen to re position itself as a climate leader. it's joined high ambition club. but when you look in the, what does it mean to be high ambition for the united states? while apparently it means expanding your expired production of fossil fuels. domestically and apparently it means not raising the finances for the developing world to help them in their transition. so it's a lot of rhetoric and not a lot of action. yeah. okay. and the you also are implicit in all of this. what is the main concern apart from domestic issues is, is it also this question of a fear

in chile and the nation has rarely been this divided millions are chosen a successor to sebastian penny era elections being held in a new political landscape after the explosion in social unrest. it began in 2019. 1 of the more recent issues has been violence in south central chile, where the indigenous my poacher community has been forcibly reclaiming historic lambs, daniel swimmers and the capital santiago. the 2 main candidates, the ones who have figured most strongly in the opinion polls really represent both sides extreme sides of the political spectrum. here in chile, gabriel boarded choose a very young, 35 year old former student leader from the fall south of the country. he supported by most of the left wing groups of policies in surely including the communist party . he is promising fundamental change to make chilly, more inclusive to include the people on the property line indigenous people, women, and he supports his big change to the constitution. on the other side of the spectrum is the extreme fall rights, canada, and tony or gas. he is an immigration, he's talked about di

. -- budged a penny. gas supply companies are selling a lot more. they are not passing it on to the consumers of the pump. if the gap between wholesale and retail gas prices was aligned with past averages, americans would be paying at least $.25 less per gallon right now as i speak. instead, companies are pocketing the difference as profit. that is unacceptable. that is why i have asked the federal trade commission to consider whether potentially illegal and anticompetitive behavior in the oil and gas industry is causing higher prices for consumers. so we can assure the american people they are paying a fair price for the gasoline. i also want to briefly address one myth about inflated gas places. they are not due to environment of measures. my effort to combat climate change is not raising the price of gas or increasing its availability. what it is doing is increasing the villa but he of jobs -- availability of jobs, like building electric cars that i drove it the gm factory at detroit last week. for the hundreds of thousands of folks who bought on

did not pay one single penny in taxes. who knows who pays it. y'all pay it, as they say in southern del. y'all do. for real. think about it. and so that's why this bill is paid for. look, this long overdue promise creates better jobs for millions of americans. i'll be clear especially here in new hampshire, no one earning, no one earning in america less than $400,000 will pay a single solitary extra penny in extra taxes. i wouldn't let the bipartisan commission include gas tax in this bill. because that would mean working folks would pay more money. this is a blue collar blueprint to rebuild america from this law. it leaves nobody bind. now we'll implement this infrastructure law with some speed and discipline. i asked the former mayor of new orleans and former lieutenant governor of louisiana, mitch lander. mitch loves the cold and snow. but mitch is going to do what i had responsibility to do with the recovery act. i was asked by the president to make sure that $900 billion that was being spent was, in fact, used well. well, guess what, we spe

so got 45, don't drive over the golden gate bridge fell for that penny won't say him. whole absolute told press jose for 77 and oakland right now for 76. that's all for regular gas. be smart. be smart about know, bridge crossing his to save gas money. that doesn't really add we are looking at a great day to be stepping outside of maybe saving some money on gas because you just want to walk everywhere today. >> it's going to be a beautiful day ahead of us. and it's already shaping up to be that way. skies are clearing out really nicely. and at the embarcadero you have a little bit of cloud cover, but skies are increasingly blew the flag moving at all very still wind right alongside the shore of the bay. you can see the faint gray. that is or cloud cover that does remain in areas further inland like our inland valleys of contra, costa alameda county's the south bay then out into the central valley fearing is occurring, though. so less and less of that more and more. this come the afternoon more and more sunshine today. today we are sticking with daytime high school in th

we would not have a single additional penny for the child tax credit.fact after 2025, we would have a lot less money for those priorities because we would go back to full 100% deductibility of state and local taxes. so what we've done here is structured an agreement that actually allows us to take care of those middle class taxpayers without taking away from any other progressive priorities. and then here's the point that speaker pelosi was trying to make. the other reason why the republicans did this in 2017 was that they wanted to defund progressive government at the state level. they wanted to punish states like new jersey, california, new york, massachusetts, where we have chosen to pay higher state and local taxes to have good services, good schools, good childcare, good infrastructure, by imposing a double tax on the taxpayers who support those services. republicans were explicit about that. they said, you don't like our s.a.l.t. deduction tax, be like kansas, eliminate your local taxes, eliminate your property taxes. so yes, we are trying to prov