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pete: thousands of his fans crowded the area after he claimed he would hand out computers, playstation 5s and other gaming accessories, police taking 65 people into custody including 30 minors. three police officers reportedly hurt but expected to be okay. pete: there was an appearance ticket to appear in criminal court at a future date. it was chaos. just watch from here. and trying to fall off of it. the biggest american city. rachel: a cop to break it down some debt up, just about, no longer behave in public. will: in massachusetts, 7 state troopers, they lost their jobs
behind for the taliban? how many americans were left behind? the origination of covid-19. we all know someone personally who lost their life during covid-19. they deserve answers to what really happened in that lab in wuhan, china. those of us who had kids in the public school system can testify that our kids have lost a year of their education because of the forced virtual learning that so many of our schools put our children through during the covid pandemic. congress ran the debt up, at least $3 trillion, in the name
at the moment with everything that is going on. they are in debt through no fault of their own. the priority debts are things like rent and mortgage arrears, council tax arrears and energy arrears, and we are seeing substantial rises in all of them. so the people who are coming into us, they may not have as much debt as may be in the past, but those debts are the essentials that we all need to keep going. boppy, push the light on. and again, push, push. good girl. well done. clever poppy. linda relies on her assistance dog poppy for help around the house, but she is not entitled to extra cost of living payments because of the type of disability benefit she receives. we are in a dilemma now of do we leave the heating off and manage the bills or do we turn the heating on and not pay the bills? so it is a bit of a dilemma. do you run a debt up or do you stay out of debt and stay cold? do you feel like it is inevitable that by the end of the winter you will be borrowing money?
the priority debts are things like rent and mortgage arrears, council tax arrears and energy arrears, and we are seeing substantial rises in all of them. so the people who are coming into us, they may not have as much debt as may be in the past, but those debts are the essentials that we all need to keep going. poppy, push the light on. and again, push, push. good girl. well done. clever poppy. linda relies on her assistance dog poppy for help around the house, but she is not entitled to extra cost of living payments because of the type of disability benefit she receives. we are in a dilemma now of do we leave the heating off and manage the bills or do we turn the heating on and not pay the bills? so it is a bit of a dilemma. do you run a debt up or do you stay out of debt and stay cold? do you feel like it is inevitable that by the end of the winter you will be borrowing money? yes, yeah, i do feel it is inevitable. i do feel we are going to hit
and again, push, push. good girl, well done, clever poppy! linda relies on her assistance dog poppy for help around the house, but she's not entitled to extra cost of living payments because of the type of disability benefit she receives. we're in a dilemma now of do we leave the heating off and manage the bills or do we turn the heating on and not pay the bills? so it's a bit of a dilemma. do you run a debt up or do you stay out of debt and stay cold? do you feel like it's inevitable that by the end of the winter you will be borrowing money? yes, yeah, i do feel it's inevitable. can i have my purse, please, poppy? thank you. and with more and more people struggling to find the cash to meet their basic needs, charities fear the rising cost of living will have long—term consequences — and leave many more needing support. hannah miller reporting there.
student scored proficient not a single one. >> one out of four african-american students is in a subpar school. >> but that is typically where they are already doing well that the gap of standardized test scores and low income students has grown by about 40 percent between 1960 and 2007 it is to help children escape failing schools to give choice of course, the public sector union hates that it is a threat for their power but instead of backing opportunities to back the union, harris to those big union donors suck up hypocrites railing debt up and
student scored proficient not a single one. >> one out of four african-american students is in a subpar school. >> but that is typically where they are already doing well that the gap of standardized test scores and low income students has grown by about 40 percent between 1960 and 2007 it is to help children escape failing schools to give choice of course, the public sector union hates that it is a threat for their power but instead of backing opportunities to back the union, harris to those big union donors suck up hypocrites railing debt up and
today. this as we learned the united states debt hit a record high. stocks down, debt up, pretty toxic combination. one that the president today when he went to that podium for the first time chose to completely ignore. >> the economy is bringing people in because we're doing so well with the economy. >> here's what we learned today. the united states debt stands at $21.97 trillion. yes that's trillion. nearly $2 trillion higher than when president trump took office. and that is a promise broken. >> you know you look at our debt, $19 trillion going up to $21 trillion in a very short fashion. so we're going to straighten things out. we're going to start paying down debt. we have a lot of debt. we're going to start paying down debt. we'll pay down debt. does anybody not want it? please raise your hand. >> okay.
the nation's debt, like entitlement reform. in an attempt to make the president look unreasonable, some 20 times sunday, john boehner said all he wants is a conversation. >> my goal here is not to have the united states default on their debt. my goal here is to have a serious conversation about those things that are driving the deficit and driving the debt up, and the president is risking default by not having a conversation with us. >> reporter: on the government shutdown, seven days in, still no end in sight. the president taunted the speaker for refusing to schedule a vote on a clean no strings attached bill to fund and reopen the federal government. >> if republicans and speaker boehner are saying there are not enough votes, then they should prove it. >> reporter: that in response to boehner insisting the votes are not there. but some of boehner's rank and file moderate republicans disagree. you agree with that? >> with respect to the speaker, i do not agree. i believe that if a clean c.r. were put on the house floor, that it would likely pass with
you say sky high expectations, but he must be grounded. he must be grounded when he speaks tonight. taxes up, cost of college up, and the economic reality of ampb in that world of ours knows and debt up. now, help me out here. feels every day. grounded in reality. new business starts, down. he also has to be grond grount manufacturing, down. medium household income, down. grounded in a new way. economic growth, down. when he spoke in 2008 he spoke from a high altitude about a presidency he may some day hold. you know, if private equity today he speaks as the man who holds it. moirp moimitt he must speak over the entire romney met governor mitt romney, he'd do what he says he likes to executive branch, democratic do. he'd fire him and outsource his party, as head of state of the job! american people. he must speak from that and say what he is doing with that power. he has to speak of a man who is now, let me tell you how we get in charge. that's the most important thing tonight. >> chris, we've had some exempts 'er done in montana. released in advance. clinton arithmetic. they're not embargoed so the campaign is okay with people clinton arithmetic. letting these out into the public. the excerpts that they're releasing indicate that this may be sort of a gritty speech, less