robert kelly. the _ union is worried about? robert kelly, the man _ union is worried about?n you mentioned| union is worried about? robert i kelly, the man you mentioned in union is worried about? robert - kelly, the man you mentioned in your introduction, has given an interview for me at radio four �*s money box in the uk and said he seen a growing number of people apply to his credit unions, there are about 150 p of them in the uk, so he speaks with authenticity and experience, a growing number of people applying for help to credit unions for things like loans you already have multiple debts because they are using buy now pay later in his words too often, too much. the issue is not buy now pay later per se, he says that phil is a very good hole in the industry, good credit if it is used well, —— that fills a very good hole, but he says that too many people are finding it too easy to use it and there's multiple commitments made in there's multiple commitments made in the debts they have to pay back, some of those people applying to credit unions are struggling to meet repay

so much robert kelly for joining us from vienna. you're welcome. let's take you through a sedan now in fighting is being reported around the capital. that's ours. before a ceasefire set to go into effect, the army and the paramilitary rapids support forces assigned to humanitarian choose . that's due to begin on monday nights. the 2 sides have been lost and a power struggle since mid april, the united states and saudi arabia broker, the 7th day, paused during talks, and jetta, more than a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes, that at least 850 hub until so greece is governed, conservatives have won the most votes in parliamentary elections, but despite a 20 point lead over its left, his rivals, the new democracy party fell short of the majority needed, making a 2nd round. likely stephanie decor reports from athens. the night went to the routing party, very from prime minister que yeah. cost me to talk. he's calling the winning margin a political earthquake for 51 students. we spoke to was surprised at the amount of support the party rec

analysis now on how much of a cause for concern this is for the region — earlier i spoke to dr robert kellypusan national university in south korea. he said the country is right to be concerned about this test. in my time in south korea, i've been here about 15 years, there were siren drills in the past. i can't really think of the last time there was one, really. i don't think we've heard them in like ten years now. and it was the case, right, that when you heard those, you're supposed to take 15 minutes and go and find a place to take shelter. and there ostensibly were locations you were supposed to go. you sort of know roughly where you were. and there was a location somewhere you could sort of walk to. and i have to be honest, in my time in south korea, i never recall having done that. i remember being standing around for 15 minutes waiting for the end, but everybody else was standing around, too, and no one ever actually went to any place. and that has always sort of i have to admit for myself, that's always kind of stuck in my craw there a little bit for the reasons that you're your y

well, joining us now to discuss this is robert kelly who's a distinguished trailer at the international piece research institute and a former director at the i a, a, his life from vienna. thank you very much, mr. kelly, for speaking to us on algae 0. before we talk about the proposal, is that mr. gross, he is likely to make the security council. can you tell her of us 1st? what are the main dangers identified in and around this that police are complex today? the main problem today is that the plant loses the extra electricity supplies from it's cool, florida blanchard, from other plants on that. and when that happens, they have to resort to decent generators to provide electricity to maintain the plans and save conditions of talk about their being a huge disaster or something from this planet. having a problem is, is gross exaggeration. and there could be some kind of note down there that will not out intersect over a very large area, certainly will not affect central europe. now the i is chief proposal, as i say, to include 5 principals, including a bond on firing from and towards this

robert >> reporter: kelly, those troubles on wall street starting to be felt in the hamptons there'snd not enough rentals there are 5,700 summer rentals available. that's about twice the normal levels renters have dropped their prices 10 to 20%, but that's probably not enough. the problem is all the people that bought homes in the hamptons during the pandemic are trying to rent them. there are fewer renters because of the lower stock market and job cuts and lower bonuses on wall street. >> when you feel good about life and your situation and the things around you, you go out and make the expenditure on a rental this year people may not be feeling quite as good. >> reporter: kelly, there is one bright spot. that is the very, very top end, these oceanfront estates, this 12,000-square foot home, ten bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, big pool the ocean is right in front of me the rental price for this, $600,000 for two weeks >> i wouldave to get like 1,000 of my closest friends. >> by the way, this is the whole -- robert, i don't know if you can hear us. we heard tillman say high-end consumers are

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it something robert kelly told me in a longer interview, you have to just take care of what you are buying touch with us by email, and on twitter as well. 8:37am and mike has got a lot of support for us. it’s 8:37am and mike has got a lot of support for us— support for us. it's very up and down. support for us. it's very up and down- a _ support for us. it's very up and down- a huge _ support for us. it's very up and down. a huge weekend - support for us. it's very up and down. a huge weekend with i support for us. it's very up and i down. a huge weekend with whole seasons which has decided hold futures —— whole futures. let;s start with the game described as the richest in football and a huge day for luton town and coventry city — one of those teams will end the day, in the premier league. both clubs have been to the brink and back, over recent decades, and indeed were playing each other, down in league 2, just 5 seasons ago...now they are 90 minutes away yesterday, on breakfast i focused on coventry, so this morning it's the turn of luton, who have never made it to the premier league. i'

kelly: did you tell them? did you tell them that you were terrified of snakes? >> yeah. oh, yeah. roberter once you put part. if you can dance the snake. i'm like, madonna does not want that, okay. >> kelly: they try two minutes late you. >> yes. but i did it. i was proud because when you are acting, you have to become someone else. >> kelly: did that help? >> yes, absolutely. that is how you do everything. but i was very proud that i was freed of my phobia. i did not have to give -- she got to be -- and also, and you girls are going to like this. it represents your in her power. so when i was going in france, it was about dan w

donald trump saying to general john kelly on memorial day 2017 as general kelly was going to visit the grave of his son, robertly, i don't get it. what was in it for them? looking at all those headstones, why would they serve in the military? why would they sacrifice? he doesn't get it and did call and it was confirmed by many sources after that "atlantic" piece soldiers who died in france, american soldiers losers and suckers and know what he said about john mccain and has shown us how he feels. he can give lip service to it but we know how he really feels. >> yeah, interesting now that you got fox news as well confirming those comments by president trump too. i remember having an interesting conversation with somebody i know quite well, a general who worked in the military retired who had been pretty conservative, pretty keen on president trump and it was when those comments came out that he really decided he had had enough and he felt disgusted by what he heard and that lack of support for u.s. troops just was something he couldn't countenance anymore and made him change his mind and you wonder how many oth

jackson kelly was recognized by former department of veteran affairs secretary robert mcdonald for service on the national center for minority veterans committee from 2015 to 2017. in 2017, lieutenant colonel jackson kelly was awardedded the lifetime legacy award by connected women of influence. in 2018 she received the crystal eagle award by los angeles county, african-american employees association. also in 2018 lieutenant colonel jackson kelly was honored with the holman community development corporation champion award, the city of los angeles hall of fame award and was named ucla veteran of the year. in 2019 she was a hollywood business and professional women black history month honoree. lieutenant jackson kelly was one of the honorees of the national daughters of the american revolution women in american history 2021, 2022. august 20th, 2022, she received the prestigious african focused good will lifetime achievement award. and i just want to say that she is one of many african-american women who have served honorably this country and she deserves to be recognized. this evening i hope

kelly , by the way, group of people have a message for you . >> what is it? yo, robert christgau, thanks. ac welcome back to hannity. we're back witgrh a greaeat rowy live audience tonight. we have late oh, now we get it loud. okay, we have mayhem tonight at the southern border. we'rwe going te going to take ye live as title.ess than >> forty two now set to expire in less than three short hours. also, manhattan d.a.again. alvin bragg is at it yet again. the week the new york city prosecutor is now buckling to pressure and will now lot reportedly charge that marine named daniel penni with manslaughter after he restrained a violent, abusive, mentally ill criminal on a new york city subway protectingt fellow passengers that wereen being threatened. so is this a case a of self-defense? if so, is self-defense now illegal right here inre in th new york city, by the way,is the only normal people in the city are right here in this room. >> but first, if you listen very, very closely, you canm eni almost hear i amng enjoying thin way too much. you can almostun head, ther thet so

robert f. mccormack. master patrolman william daniel kelly. sergeant william shibley. sergeant burke n. hannibal. officer chris bardwell. deputy sheriff laquinton j. wilson. officer john painter. master police officer david j.nevis. sergeant arthur duran. deputy sheriff steve bobby. correctional officer helen may smith. sergeant kris jenkins. captain collin burney. chief leslie stevens. deputy sheriff brian j. norton. sergeant robert m. miller. officer leonard swanson. special deputy marshal joseph eli strvetion ondo gomez. patrolman david glenn evans. detective michael w. god win. -- godwin. sergeant joseph codwell. lieutenant scott brandon owens. correctional officer jose ruiz. deputy first class kenny hollander. senior officer robert eric durian. trooper tamar bucci. officer david a. mathura. congressional officer lonnie d. johnson senior. corporal benjamin lee chirp. officer jake alexander reed. officer freddie wilson. officer caleb ogilvy. deputy sheriff dominique palata. officer lane anthony burns. sergeant barbara majors finlay. trooper martin francis mack iii. trooper brandon tyler sisca.

kelly , by the way, group of people have a message for you . >> what is it? yo, robert christgau, thanks. ac welcome back to hannity. we're back witgrh a greaeat rowy live audience tonight. we have late oh, now we get it loud. okay, we have mayhem tonight at the southern border. we'rwe going te going to take ye live as title.ess than >> forty two now set to expire in less than three short hours. also, manhattan d.a.again. alvin bragg is at it yet a

know at the time when donald trump sauntered down to john kelly's office to do an impromptu remark about how much he wanted to meet with robertller, he had just met with his lawyers and agreed there was no way he was sitting with mueller. >> that's when they go for written responses. >> it's very soon after they cancel the helicopter that's going to go to camp david for the planned interview p. it's just, to me, this moment connects with the moment you are so perfectly zeroing in on today. donald trump is the master in his own mind of the legal strategy but more importantly the communication strategy. and he is the guy who has decided, neal pointed this out beautifully, he's decided i'm going to break my own news, it's unjust, outrageous and unfair i'm being investigated. i asked the attorney general for help because i know the charngs charges are looking like they're likely. we've been hearing at the post for weeks now that the case is nearly cooked and it's expected there will be charges. those have not gone to the attorney general yet but it's looming and donald trump knows that too. >> do you have a sense? it sounds like

kelly marcus. coming up we'll chat with ellie kemper from the great american baking show and deborah roberts is heree low and mid 50s right now. live doppler seven. we have some light moisture out there as a low pressure system gets close from our east bay hills. some drizzle on the camera, an isolated shower likely along the coast today in the morning. otherwise overcast and cool in the 50s and 60s. carmassi >> thank you, drew. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >>> welcome back, everybody. king charles' coronation is son saturday. we're look at his lifelong journey to this historic event including an important world ceremony that happened over 50 years ago. maggie rulli is live from wales. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: what a job, michael. i have been brushing up. it all started right here where, in 1969, a then prince charles, the newly crowned prince of wales addressed people here in their native language. this slate platform was built especially for that event. the people here have kept it ever since in his hon