let's talk about sallie mae. what ended up happening in the 60s was the government said we will ensure all these loans. congress set the interest rate at which student loans would carry. and so congress would cover part of that in school and afterschool students were supposed to pay the interest themselves and thatwould go to the banks . reimburse the bank for extending these loans. inflation was rising at this point to the extent that drove up the overall cost of banks. so they kept on going to congress saying we need a higher interest rate and want to be paid more. we need more money from you. >> host: interest rate is going up and inflation is going up. this is the 70s, this is mortgages were 400 percent. it's crazy. >> guest: the whole purpose of banks is to make a profit. again lyndon johnson is saying make loans and they're saying give us more money and wewill . the problem wasn't congress raising interest rates so inflation kept going higher it was, it kept going on and on so finally they said here's what

about sally may. >> let's talk about sally may. what ended up happening in the 60's, the government said we will ensure all of these loans. now, congress got the interest rate at which student loans would carry, right, and so congress would cover part of that interest while students were in school and then after school students were supposed to pay the interest themselves and that would go to the bank for reimburse the banks for extending the loans. inflation was rising at this point to the extent that that really drove up the overall cost of banks. we need more money from you. >> interest is going up, inflation is going up, the cost of borrowing is going up. it's the 70's. mortgages are 14%, it's crazy. >> totally, totally. the whole purpose of banks is to make a profit and, again, lyndon johnson, you know, is saying make loans and they are saying give us more money and we will. and the problem was congress kept on raising interest rates and inflation kept on going higher so it was like sort of like

thank you for having me, sally. i was listening to - me, sally.ellent set up in the wage was framed was right, there is something different about elections in russia, are not really elections at all, we can't think about them like in the uk or the united states or germany where people are selecting their rulers. what russian elections are is political theatre. they are legitimisation rituals in which the putin regime has to put in a good show to legitimise itself, it's all about how good the theatre is. and these other things i was watching for in the selection, how good was the theatre? we got a turnout of about 45% which is low, the united russia party was getting about 45%, it seems like they are going to eke out a bear majority due to the single—member district, the first past the post races, but i can't look at this theatre is a success as i saw pretty much what i expected, we saw widespread ballot stuffing, and this is not the first time i've seen this, we seen it again and again and what we have right now is a regime that is increasingly un

i think i disagree, sally. if you look at the cost i sally.le electricity for about 3 cents per kilowatt hour, green hydrogen can be very competitive with natural gas. but is it competitive electricity when you look at cars, when you look at trains? and charging up batteries on your driveway? how does it compete with that? it your driveway? how does it compete with that?- your driveway? how does it compete with that? if you are certain applications, - compete with that? if you are certain applications, by i compete with that? if you are certain applications, by the i certain applications, by the way, i believe the world is going to be a combination of fuel cells and batteries, fuel cells are perfect for commercial applications because you can fuel fast, you can keep that asset on the road. that is why we are doing the jv with renault for commercial vehicles, they run twice as long as batteries, and they are lighter weight. long as batteries, and they are lighterweight. if long as batteries, and they are lighter weight. if you are delivering pa

well unfortunately sally it doesn't look like this - sally it doesn't look like this is going to mean conference the government said that any sort of domestic reopening is further down the line and it has been very cautious here when it has come to reopening of any borders, we have a vaccinated travel lane as it is being dubbed coming into effect soon with germany and brunei but it does seem that restrictions will be in place for the foreseeable. when it comes to these boosters, those over 60 as well as the immunocompromised will be eligible to receive boosters at the either two months or six months after they have had the initial few doses and at the moment here in the city state we are seeing about 200 cases a day. this comes at the same time as we are hearing these messages from the us, in particular doctor fauci speaking over the weekend. president biden for instance has set a deadline saying that september 20 was when the us would be keen to start rolling out its booster shots and that is particularly being offered to people about eight months after they've had the initial shots.

sally. _ their families? '5 exactly right, sally. the - their families? '5 exactly right, sally.the taliban has been maintaining a watch list, tracking people at border crossings, airports and many other locations. they know who they are looking for. if they get information about the e—mail addresses of these individuals then they can carry out offensive attacks against them. the taliban is not known for deep expertise in, carrying out fishing attacks is well within their capabilities. not so sophisticated criminal organisations today so they can carry out a fishing mac attack, optimise the phones and then use the gps to track their geolocation —— —— phishing because of the risks are very real to the individuals involved.— real to the individuals involved. ., ., involved. thank you, professor, for sharing _ involved. thank you, professor, for sharing your _ involved. thank you, professor, for sharing your thoughts - involved. thank you, professor, for sharing your thoughts on - for sharing your thoughts on this story. again, more details on our website.— on our website. thank you

we shall keep a close eye- _ tuesday, sally. we shall keep a close eye. thank _ tuesday, sally.bbc news. still to come: emma raducanu's us open victory has proven she's a hit on the court, but with sponsors lining up, will she prove to be megastar off the court too? 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. well, there is people alive and there is people not alive. we canjust help and give them whatever we've got. a state funeral has been held for princess grace of monacol at the church where she married prince rainier 26 years ago. - it looked as though they had come to fight a war, but their mission is to bring peace to east timor, and no where on earth needs it more badly. the government's case is being forcefully presented by the monsieur badinter, justice minister. he's campaigned vigorously for abolition, having once witnessed one his clients being executed. elizabeth seton spent much of her time in this grotto, and every year, hundreds of pilgrimages are made here. now that she has become a s

i'm sally bundock. call the army— the government contemplating bringing in the military to make sure petrol reaches the pump after a weekend of panic buying. a tight race in germany means it could be weeks before we know who will replace angela merkel. we assess what is ahead for europe's biggest economy. and the uk gets in on the action and sets out its ambitions for the space industry. let's now get down to business and after a weekend of panic buying and long queues sneaking around petrol stations across the uk, the government is considering deploying the army to help deliver fuel supplies to help deliver fuel supplies to petrol stations. the option will be discussed at a possible cabinet meeting later today. on sunday, the business secretary met senior executives from the fuel industry and agreed to exempt companies from competition laws so that they can more easily prioritise the delivery of fuel to the parts of the country and strategic locations that are most in need. let's talk this through with

international _ china 's good morning, sally.tional businesses - china 's good morning, sally. international businesses will| international businesses will be familiar with stringent data protection requirements under the eu, gdp are low, and in many respects this law shares similarities including consent for certain data transfers but this is tougher with higher penalties up to 5% of annual turnover and approval is needed for certain data transfers, restrictions on one transfer, and the requirement for localisation of certain data in china itself, so the gdp are, but with teeth. i china itself, so the gdp are, but with teeth.— china itself, so the gdp are, but with teeth. i assume that businesses — but with teeth. i assume that businesses who _ but with teeth. i assume that businesses who operate - but with teeth. i assume that i businesses who operate across borders, in china, who do you handle the data of chinese citizens, this is a huge undertaking for them in terms of getting their heads around it? it of getting their heads

she�*s been speaking to sally nugent. it feels amazing and surreal a5 sally nugent.eal as well. i've had a chat with barney and _ surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and my _ surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and my kids - surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and my kids up i surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and my kids up on surreal as well. i've had a chat - with barney and my kids up on what they thought of it. it�*s been a whirlwind few days since we got back, but it�*s so lovely to be home. after all of that, what do you do now? _ after all of that, what do you do now? i— after all of that, what do you do now? i know you take a little bit of time _ now? i know you take a little bit of time off, _ now? i know you take a little bit of time off, but what is next? next ear, time off, but what is next? next year. there _ time off, but what is next? next year, there will _ time off, but what is next? next year, there will hopefully - time off, but what is next? iier year, there will hopefully be more normal race calendars. i�*d

good morning, sally, _ navigate this week? good morning, sally, thanks i navigate this week?ks for having me. it's generally waiting for the federal reserve to talk more about how they are going to ensure bond purchase programmes so they already have something switches from last month gathering of central bankers. it is likely to start to reduce the bond purchase programme. the timing and the quantity of how it's going to be done. they are going to look for things that any delay potentially, because of the recent inflation data, has been slowing on a month by month basis and of course, there has been uncertainty in markets. markets closely watching what the fed has to say. figs markets closely watching what the fed has to say.— markets closely watching what the fed has to say. as you say, it's not the fed has to say. as you say, it's rrot so _ the fed has to say. as you say, it's not so much _ the fed has to say. as you say, it's not so much about - the fed has to say. as you say, it's not so much about when i the fed has to say. as you say, | it's not so much about when the c

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i'm sally bundock.ans it could be weeks before we know who will replace angela merkel. we assess what is ahead for europe's biggest economy. and the uk gets in on the action and sets out its ambitions for the space industry.

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hello, sally. to be on is getting kabul airport up and running again, because that would just transform the operation of getting afghan nationals who want to leave afghanistan out of the country and resettled in other places like the uk. it would be so much easier logistically and practically for the people themselves if they could go to the airport rather than having to go to one of the land borders of afghanistan's neighbours. so i think there is that. then there is the bigger diplomatic picture. remember the us, the uk and france passed a resolution at the security council earlier this week which is about securing safe passage for people, about making sure there is a safe space in afghanistan for humanitarian organisations and charities and the united nations to keep functioning. then there is the bigger picture about making sure that terrorist organisations can't take root in afghanistan, again, and also the government talks about safeguarding the advances that have been made in human rights an

but as he became the 1st to stand trial in this special tribunal in the netherlands, sally, most of or rejected the charges telling the judge i am not guilty of accounts brought here before me by this gustavo office, was you to get support me in april 9, 10909 most f o was a commander in the rebel kosovo liberation army. the kaylay. the prosecution says he was responsible for the torture of at least 6 people, and the murder of one person attention compounds. it says the victims were accused by cause of those ethnic how banyan rebels of collaborating with serbs or not supporting the kaylay these people, they were not enemies of the state of kosovo. they were not spies. they were fellow community members. innocent, kosovar, albanians whose only crime was to be viewed for one reason or another as an impediment to the k l. a. in certain of its leaders. the cause of a war is believed to have killed more than 13000 people. it ended in 1999 after the nato alliance carried out 11 weeks of air strikes against serbian forces. a former deputy prime minister and 5 top former serbian military and p

time for sport, sally is at it is time for sport, sally is at the bbc sport.. british tennis definitely has a new star. emma raducanu's remarkable run at the us open continues as she reaches herfirst major quarter final. the 18—year—old beat the home favourite shelby rogers with ease, winning in straight sets in new york as michael redford reports. the arthur ashe stadium, an arena full of atmosphere and anticipation. if you're lucky enough to have a ticket, you're guaranteed to see a star. even emma raducanu needed a minute to take it all in. it's a different story for shelby rogers. ten years older than her opponent, she's been here before and her experience quickly shone through. but while the brit is just 18, she is playing tennis beyond her years. from 2—0 down to 6—2, the first set done injust 38 minutes. as the last us woman in the tournament, rogers was expected to be roared on by the crowd. instead they sat silent, shocked and surprised, simply in awe. less than half an hour had gone in the second set when raducanu sealed the win. it means a lot to ha

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environment correspondent sally bowman reports. 22—year—old studentjamie is one of the foot soldiers the volunteer from the flood action group is visiting this 88—year—old woman to offer advice and reassurance. well, i was flooded in 2011 and i vowed i could never cope with it again. it is an awful experience and you just cannot see the end of it. and then of course unexpectedly last year it happened again. but this time, she had the flood action group and her buddy, jamie. you just know that sometimes, without a big community effort, a lot of these houses would get severely damaged. waves of flooding over the past 1a years been the leaders here have had to become experts in what works and what does not. what we have got here is 150 sandbags, on pallets, - which were given to us by the county councih _ we have got two pallets - here and we have got a third one coming and we have also got a mobile flood barrier that we lay out. - injuly, the government announced a six year flood retention plan of more than £5 billion and more than 5 million is coming here. the bulk of that will be spe

i'm sally bundock. president biden promises a new era of relentless diplomacy instead of relentless war as he delivers his first presidential address to the un general assembly. we will stand up for our allies and ourfriends and oppose attempts by stronger countries that dominate weaker ones, but we're not seeking — i'll say it again — we are not seeking a new cold war. a 5.8—magnitude earthquake strikes southern australia. it's felt in melbourne, canberra and sydney. and, in the canary islands, another village on la palma is evacuated as the volcano continues on its destructive path. there's ash falling on my clothes, i can taste it in the air, and the whole time there is the thunderous rumble of the volcano in the background. hello and welcome. you rarely get a better stage for addressing the planet than the un general assembly and president biden has taken the opportunity to lay out his vision of america's position in the world. just weeks after the withdrawal from afghanistan, mr biden talked of rel

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sally has more.o avoid. that's what my challenge. that's why they are backing an appeal to raise £5 million for a new centre, purpose built for mnd patients, and named after rob. t’m built for mnd patients, and named after rob. �* ., ., ., ., ., after rob. i'm honoured to have a motor neurone _ after rob. i'm honoured to have a motor neurone disease _ after rob. i'm honoured to have a motor neurone disease centre - after rob. i'm honoured to have a - motor neurone disease centre named after me. when the doctor asked me if i would back the project, i immediately wanted to be involved. to have a purpose—built centre in my name, i was totally blown away. to bring the family to a new building with wheelchair access and to have a kids wake the kids want to come and feel at ease. it affects the whole family, so they all feel appreciated. it's nice to know their loved one is in the best place possible. tt loved one is in the best place ossible. , ., , . loved one is in the best place possible-— loved one is

. >> since last july he and his wife sally visited many real estate offices like this one. >> they knewanted, four-bedroom home in one of new york city's most desirable suburbs as it happens the same place my grandfather found a home decade earlier. as they visited real estate offices and asked to see properties they ran into a problem my grandfather did not. >> as cbs documented in rare hidden camera footage they were recently turned away. >> what do you have? >> nothing at all. >> in case there was any doubt about the exact nature of this problem, cbs cameras documented what happened when white homeowners were sent in asking about the very same properties, the practice is a way of steering black buyers away from white neighborhoods, prior to the fair housing in fact 1968 it wasn't only common but legal and life-changing. to find out what happened to that family and how it compared to families like my own we checked on their only child alicia only 11 at the time to ask her to rewatch that original report. it wasn't always easy. >> i wondered often as i have gone from one real estate ag

this is bbc news — i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worldpresident biden remains defiant over the us evacuation from afghanistan — even though taliban militants are now back in control. we succeeded in what we set out to do in afghanistan over a decade ago and we stayed for another decade. it was time to end this war. in louisiana — millions of people are left without power — as hurricane ida rescue operations continue. the amazonian snake venom that could be used in the fight against coronavirus — we have a special report. could it be double �*jeopardy�* for the long—running us quiz show? — after the departure of the executive producer, over allegations of past offensive comments. and 007 is back — the final trailerfor the much delayed james bond film — �*no time to die�* is on release — ahead of the world premiere. president biden has delivered a strident defence of the us evacuation mission from afghanistan — labelling it an extraordinary success. the president struck a defiant tone, in his televised address from the white house, the day

sally jenkins, the headline, " larry nassar is in prison but why aren't his enablers? it is time for his enablers to -- in this cover-up." we are getting your reaction to yesterday's hearing. this is charlie out of knoxville, tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i noticed that comey did not send in any apologies. i feel sorry for these young ladies. never, ever trust the fbi. host: doug in massachusetts is next. good morning. caller: thank you for updating us on what happened to these last few agents. i think it is clear that the guy needs to be a little bore -- a little more investigative. it is not a trustworthy institution anymore. russia gate, you have the governor of minnesota, january 6, this cover bit -- this cover-up. can you tell us if those people retired or fired cap their pensions? host: the reporting on the special agent in charge who retired in 2018 does is to have a pension and plenty of outrage about that in some of these columns. caller: that is the scary part. it is no jail time, they resign and keep their pensions and they move alone -- mov

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent.leader sir keir starmer prepares for the most important political speech of his career as he addresses his party conference in person for the first time. katie for the first time. price has reportedly been arrested katie price has reportedly been arrested for drink and drug driving after she is involved in a car crash in sussex. a trip to the pub could be more expensive this weekend as

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welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today: army personnel begin learning to drive fuel tankers and could be delivering petrol by the end of the week. labour leader sir keir starmer prepares for the most important political speech of his career as he addresses his party conference in person for the first time. katie for the first time. price has reportedly been arrested katie price has reportedly been arrested for drink and drug driving after she is involved in a car crash in sussex. a trip to the pub could be more expensive this weekend as taxes that were cut during the pandemic start to rise again. i will look at the impact on one of the hardest—hit industries by covid. new club, same old lionel messi. his first goal for paris saint germain and it's against his old manager as they beat manchester city in the champions league. the weather will be much quieter than yesterday. a few showers around. more unsettled weather tonight. and 18 months later than expected, members of the royal familyjoin stars at the

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good- morning, dan and sally. good morning from a _ morning, dan and sally.ere are around 720 routes in greater manchester, around 180 million _ greater manchester, around 180 million journeys taken every year in this city— million journeys taken every year in this city region. buses really matter~ _ this city region. buses really matter. you could be sitting next to a nurse. _ matter. you could be sitting next to a nurse. a _ matter. you could be sitting next to a nurse, a teacher, a business owner, — a nurse, a teacher, a business owner, a — a nurse, a teacher, a business owner, a cleaner — they are important _ owner, a cleaner — they are important to keeping our country moving — important to keeping our country moving at— important to keeping our country moving. at the moment, greater manchester, things are fine. in neighbouring cheshire, lancashire, also merseyside, over in yorkshire, there _ also merseyside, over in yorkshire, there are _ also merseyside, over in yorkshire, there are reports of shortage of drivers— there are reports of shortage of driver

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i have a little bit up my sleeve for you, sally. are bit up my sleeve for you, sally. 99 you fed up of grey? i think many of you fed up of grey? i think many of you are. it has almost been relentless grey in the skies across much of the country. not everywhere, but most of you have seen grey skies recently. we could see the returners of sunshine and even some warmth into next week, feeling a bit more like summer as we head into autumn. to get there, they will be some rain, and particularly across parts of western scotland, the rain is much needed at the moment. even that will be welcome news for some of you. the area of high pressure that is trapped under all that cloud starts to move eastwards over this weekend. there is the weather fronts which will bring the rain to the north and west of the country. as that clears, high pressure back with us, but a shift in wind direction to the south and east, and just a sneaky peek at what is coming our way for tuesday, temperatures widely into the mid if not high 20s across the country, and they could lift a bit further for some

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