the sbc supported slavery, and later segregation. opposition has hardened over the years. in 1971 they made exceptions in cases where there was, quote, the likelihood of damage to the emotional, mental, and physical health of the mother. >> but in 1980, they narrowed that exception only to cases where a pregnancy threatened the life of the mother. bart barber says he stands by that today. our interest with abortion is not -- is not to police everybody's sex life. our interest with abortion is that we believe that's a human person who deserves to live. there was just the case recently, a 10-year-old girl who's raped, barred from having an abortion in ohio. was able to obtain one in, in indiana. i mean, this is a little girl who, she has a right to life too. sure. >> even in that case you think she should have the child? >> i do. >> she should be forced to have the child? >> i think, um, i don't want that to sound like i don't have tremendous compassion for her and her circumstance. i wish we could put an end to 10-year-olds being rape

the sbc supported slavery and later segregation.ardened over the years. in 1971, they made exceptions in cases where there was, quote, the likelihood of damage to the emotional, mental and physical health of the mother. but in 1980 they narrowed that exception only to cases where pregnancy threatened the life of the mother. bart barber says he stands by that today. >> our interest with abortion is not to police everybody's sex life. our interest with abortion is that we believe it's a human person who deserves to live. >> there is just the case recently, a 10-year-old raped barred from having an abortion in ohio. was able to obtain one in indiana. this is a little girl who -- she has a right to life too. >> sure. >> even in that case you think she should have the child. >> i do. >> forced to have the child. >> i think -- i don't want that to sound like i don't have tremendous compassion for her and her circumstance. i wish we could put an end to 10-year-olds being raped. i'm trying to work against child sexual abuse because i think

we led the nation in the number of jobs created on the sbc i 1.0. we have financings to diverse own is this is. this time around with 2.0 with $1.2 million we have plans to put out $18 million of iva capital we need your partnership to do that. your technical assistance, marketing, and resolve. thank you. >> i will quote the poet pit bull. [applause] in one of his songs he says let's take this moment and turn it into a movement we have a once-in-a-lifetime moment to impact history. it is an impact innovation give us a call want to partner and there's a lot of topics where we can make a difference together. >> that's an excellent call to action the next thing this crowd will do together is divided into a series of small group -- conversations where we can take many of the things we heard about today and break them down. and figure out how we translate them into action steps and how we commit to each other and partners not in the room how will we do all the work access contraceptives and other reproductive care. this is half an hour. >> thank you all

other celebrities and other influencers who are not, celebrities are saying, wo i think that what the sbc is doing is using her as example. now you're going to see celebrity, say ok, how do i make sure that i don't run a file of the law? her biggest problem was not that she didn't advertise it. remember kim cardiac sheehan did use hash tag ad on her post last year. the problem, the s c c, which is the securities and exchange commission here in the us is saying she didn't tell people that she made more than a quarter of a $1000000.00. that was a problem. so it's not only disclosing that it's an ad, but also disclosing it specifically how much money you're making in certain circumstances is the problem. and i think moving forward, more celebrities will make sure that they're not running a follow that for sure. okay, so we don't have a lot of time just briefly a quarter of a $1000000.00 for this post. is that typical? no, it's actually very low. and i'm glad you asked that question. normally someone like kim carr dashing is good. i know it. look for kim hardy, actually not low for mere morta

understanding significant uptick in the hearings, and take the back bench, subcommittee hearings focus on sbcult, looking to throw a monkeywrench, to publicize what they are doing, and ipo document, see where amazon's carbon footprint is, this is what he is proposed to but that is where we are going with this. neil: following elon musk, hunting on big changes, kelly o'grady, what is going on. >> it is cast by 75%. in text released during the trial run up and the current structures not in line with other tech companies, and 8000 would be 1.6 million for industry standard, insane potential and on news of the 75% cut employees are spiraling, the source shared job postings are openly passed around on message boards and folks tell me those who support content moderation believe it would destroy the platform and having fewer moderators expose hacks of material. he is taking on $12 billion of debt to finance this so this would help with that leverage. just because he will fire people doesn't mean he won't higher more. he shared his intent with investors to bring more effective workers that fit with

the uk’s combat operations of the sbc unit are strictly classified, but there were reports that theylatforms, they were credited with organizing emergency pipelines, it is important that only russia initiated the case of an act of international terrorism. although the explosions took place in the area for which nato is responsible in beijing, confrontation between moscow and the collective west. after sabotage escalates even more global times emphasizes europe in complete dependence on washington is literally handcuffed to us interests by energy handcuffs nato has issued a statement about the leaks. in nord stream, calling it the result of deliberate reckless and irresponsible acts of sabotage, but experts said that the bloc's statement came too early. the truth behind the leaks has yet to be revealed. and nato is in a hurry to relieve itself of responsibility northern streams. blew up after a lot. thousandths of the protest against water now it is simply impossible to do it quickly in beijing drew attention to the statement of angela merkel she warned the need to negotiate with russ

we would present that to the sbc without a motion from you. we would say you do support that. >> but it would be a motion without a vote, is that correct? >> yes, i can mention that, that they didn't vote on it. but according to the admin code, you would support it. had we known earlier, we may have been able to hold it back but now it has come before the commission, wee go forward with it. thank you. >> there's still a motion to continue 6a and it has been seconded and i think there is also interest to move forward with the other three legacy businesses. >> so we continue -- is the motion to continue, is it indefinitely or a date specific. it sounds like it's going to be moved forward through the administrative code anyway, but so, maybe indefinite continuance is the most appropriate. >> yes. >> the maker of the motion amenable to that? >> yes. >> is the second amenable to that? >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear you. >> so, essentially through the administrative code, the small business commission will be taking up the matter regardless of whether

haidi: asia sbc is set -- hsbc is set to report third-quarter results, bloomberg intelligence expectingny on credit loss challenges. our next guest says hsbc has traditionally struggled with operating costs for a while. in the air of high inflation this could get even worse. daniel is the director of -- great to have you with us especially given the broader targeting macroeconomic environment. how tough are these numbers going to be? >> the problem is hsbc's footprint. we have to remember three quarters of the bank's credit are in regions where there are significant recessionary stresses. those would include the u.k., hong kong, north america, where it still holds a fair amount of loans, and in all of these countries including china as well, we are probably going to see a significant rise of credit costs. we have to remember we have already seen third-quarter numbers out of the u.s. banks and credit costs have risen quite a bit. in canada we have seen the same. in the first half interim reports from the banks in hong kong, we have seen a very high rate of growth. that is of course befor