the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking. one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. well, this is like a part-time job. and all of a sudden i had like. >> everywhere. you know, a lot of yeah, a lot of comes about my character from the very little context. it's given there. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. >> and that means everyone. that means jewish. >> that means palestinian. t

the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking. one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change their minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palest

the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking.ose employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners

the coffee shop we're talking about is farley's east.s on grand avenue in oakland. >> abc7 news anchor karina nova spoke with a current employee at farley's who says the short video needs to be put in context. >> i need you to leave. i want you to go into the restroom. i need you to leave. please. >> this is the viral video at the heart of the controversy at farley's coffee shop in oakland. on december 3rd, a customer recorded what appears to show employees preventing her from going inside a restroom to record anti-semitic graffiti on the walls. current employee hass brown shared his description of what happened. >> we have employees in the video borrowing her from entering the restroom as she is insisting that she must enter that particular one. it was offered multiple times that she used a separate restroom that would not have any inflammatory graffiti in there so as to not upset her further. >> but brown says prior to the start of the video, the customer had already used that restroom and saw the graffiti, which he says she wanted rem

the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking. one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian

the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking. one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian

live now to our political correspondent harry farley one.entioned similar things he is expected to say. what else is in the speech we know?— is expected to say. what else is in the speech we know? what we know is it will be about _ the speech we know? what we know is it will be about expectation _ it will be about expectation management. labour officials are conscious that if labour were to win the election next, that we are expected next, the economic conditions in uk faces, the outlook won't suddenly change. there would be a rapid change in those forecasts. what they are trained to do with this speech is to

the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking. one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian

the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking. one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change their minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palest

was witour va employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. shocking. one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means pa

the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking.hose employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owner

the employees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. yeah. shocking.ne of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday along with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change their minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palesti

at farley's we will not make people feel unsafe. the actors are no longer employed by farley's., people were upset how they were treating this older jewish woman. >> todd: this is happening throughout america and that is wrong. the biden administration suing california moving company. we had no idea we were doing anything wrong by being a movie company that hires student athletes. what's wrong with that? meathead movers joins me now. what was your reaction when you saw the feds coming after you for age diskrimination? >> we got a $15 million demand and we can't agree to go out of business. >> todd: if a 70-year-old demonstrates they can lift the same weight as a 20 year old, will you hire them? >> absolutely, we will hire anybody that can fill the job requirements. >> todd: the agency is equal employee opportunity commission, having worked as a lawyer with them, these cases go on for years and decades why do you think the eeoc for joe biden is going after you in the first place? >> i have no idea, what is interesting, there wasn't a claimant, no one raised their hand and said me

[laughter] >> if he looks familiar, he is, the brother of music legend chris farley.from a am i wrong to think there has been sort of a change in the way people allow comedians to do their work? >> i just think after comedians got back on stage, whatever -- after covid, yes. you will never comedians they are rebellious group of people to be like told what to do so the kind of i saw it will come back, i see is going to come back and i think we are starting to see it there was a career for her from getting canceled completely lame and a minute ago we were talking, you look at a guy like donald trump, manna from heaven yet people, the comedy from trump was more angry and political and not funny. >> that the worst part, it's not funny and that the biggest crime of all but now i think you know, people just get the more angry they get, the more they will tell some jokes and it's going to turn, you can't keep them down. there's always going to be comedians who buck the system and now you can go online and you don't have to play the hollywood game from acute are going to lose

denying the customer access to the bathroom that had anti-semitic graffiti written inside workers at farley's east located at 33 grand avenue were captured on video standing in between a customer and the bathroom door. the customer had already gone into the bathroom. she wanted to re-enter to document that graffiti. that's when employees refused her entry and asked her to leave. she was finally allowed back inside and posted videos of the graffiti on x which gained more than 7 million views on wednesday farley's eastern oakland apologize on facebook saying, quote, we do not support hate speech. this does not reflect our values. we apologize for the error and the distress caused to the customer. we've taken corrective measures with our staff and removed about offensive graffiti and quote, kron 4 did reach out to the business for more information. but we have not heard back. >> today marks exactly 4 months since the deadly wildfires erupted on maui and residents are struggling to deal with how to move forward as tourists return. nancy loo reports. >> yeah, it's a beautiful tropical island. what

we do not tolerate any behavior at farley's that makes people feel unwelcome or unsafe. no word on if the shop will be open tomorrow. >>> overseas now, explosions continue in gaza as israel expands its ground operations. israel pounded the gaza strip on sunday. this comes after 13 of the un security council's 15 members voted for a resolution calling for immediate humanitarian cease-fire. the united states blocked that quote with a veto that shield its ally and britain abstained. the vast majority of gaza's 2.3 million residents have already been forced from their homes, palestinian health leaders say more than 17,000 people in gaza have died. >>> at home, the war is a key point during an a a congressman's townhall. the representative held his 200th townhall since coming to congress today. it was at diablo valley college this afternoon and provided a recap of efforts by house democrats to support the american people. he also gave a preview of his legislative priorities going into the new year. meantime, his constituents weighed in on whether they want him and the u.s. to

denying a customer access to the bathroom that had anti israeli graffiti written inside workers at farley's east located at 33 grand avenue were captured on video standing in between a customer and the bathroom door. customers already got into the bathroom to hunter re-enter take video or pictures of the graffiti. and that's what employee said rock and let you in there. and she was asked to leave. she was finally allowed to go inside and she posted videos of that graffiti on acts. gained more than 7 million views today. farley's east issuing another apology announcing the employees involved in the situation have been terminated. take a look at this new video showing the aftermath of a chp chase that started in san francisco and ended in the east bay. 5 people. we're inside this car. you see the first one there. there's the second with his pants down. chp says 2 of these people are under the age of 18, according to the highway patrol. the chase happened started in san francisco at midnight this morning. chp says that it tried to pull over the car. the car took off, sped away. an air unit got

live now to our political correspondent harry farley one. i correspondent harry farley one. have mentioned s is i have mentioned similar things he is expected to say. what else is in the speech we know?— is expected to say. what else is in the speech we know? what we know is it will be about _ the speech we know? what we know is it will be about expectation _ it will be about expectation management. labour officials are conscious that if labour were to win the election next, that we are expected next, the economic conditions in uk faces, the outlook won't suddenly change. there would be a rapid change in those forecasts. what they are trained to do with this speech is to dampen down and manage expectations that labour would suddenly be able to change that in a matter of weeks. there is a concern among some in labour that the excitement from some would quickly turn to disappointment when that realisation hits. i think what we know from what labour have said about the speech is keir starmer will say the uk faces huge constraints on public spen

workers at farley's east on grand avenue and broadway were caught on video standing in between a customer and the bathroom door. the customer already gone into the bathroom, but she wanted to go back in there to record the video image of the graffiti. and that's when employees refused her entry and asked her to leave the business. she was finally allowed inside and she posted video of the graffiti on x which gained more than 7 million views farley's east apologized on facebook saying, quote, we do not support hate speech. this does not reflect our values. we apologize for this error and the distress caused to the customer. we've taken corrective measures with our staff and removed the offensive graffiti kron. 4 also reached out to the business, but we have yet to hear back. >> election headquarters, former san jose mayor officially filed his paperwork to run for congress. he's hoping to succeed. representative and as hsu who announced her retirement last month. i'm excited to talk about the issues that >> our residents care about the most homelessness crime and the rising cost of living.

viral video showed employees of farley's east blocking a jewish customer from going into the restroom to record anti-israeli graffiti. in a social media post, the owners of farley's east say the employees involved in the incident have been fired. the statement by the owners read in part -- >>> in san francisco, it was a great show of support for street vendors in the mission district, where their businesses are hurting because of a temporary ban imposed by the city. the owner of mission district clothing store made in the city organized this vendor buyout in front of his business yesterday. people were invited to support sidewalk vendors who say they're struggling to make ends meet. the city enforced a 90-day ban to curb violent and illegal activity in the mission. but vendors with legal permits say they're the ones suffering. locals are lending their support. the 90-day ban started two weeks ago, set to end in february. >>> happening today, san jose's christmas in the park's first-ever accessible sunday. this is a live look at the annual holiday display in san jose. guests with speci

harry farley is joining us from westminster.eeded to find a way to circumnavigate the powers of the european court forjustice, did she not? the european court for “ustice, did she not? , ., �* , ,, she not? yes, that's right. she said the new bill — she not? yes, that's right. she said the new bill that _ she not? yes, that's right. she said the new bill that aims _ she not? yes, that's right. she said the new bill that aims to _ she not? yes, that's right. she said the new bill that aims to stop - she not? yes, that's right. she said the new bill that aims to stop legal| the new bill that aims to stop legal challenges to stop sending asylum seekers to iran the, she said the government must build emergency detention facilities to house people coming into the country illegally before they are sent to rwanda. she called those nightingale facilities, after the nightingale hospitals that were built during the covid pandemic. she also said that parliament must be prepared to sit over christmas in order to pass this legislation. i thi

jon: jim farley of or talked about the reality, the charging reality, they cut that deal with tesla foruperchargers and on top of that, the question about the cyber truck. we don't know how it will sell next year but bloomberg has polled analysts and they say 78,000 vehicles have been sold which is competitive for ford so there is a lot of considerations we will watch. when you want to continue the conversation, matt miller is with the mat -- is with the bmw ceo. matt: sebastian max is with me in the studio. let's talk about electric demand. bmw was a pioneer in the electric space with the i-three years ago and you just release the i5. i was lucky enough to spend time with the i7 so you have a huge pallet of offerings. how is the demand looking to you? >> is looking very strong. it's a process where we are in the process from 2022-2024. it's a longer term position. we are very happy with the place we are we offer four different vehicles which we offer in the marketplace and four or five by the end of next year so the main segments and we see growth in those segments we think we have a s

we do not tolerate any behavior at farley's that makes people feel unwelcome or unsafe because the staffployees involved in the incident are no longer employed by farley's. so that customer was apparently reentering the bathroom to take a picture of anti-semitic graffiti that was written on the walls. the employees did not want that customer to do so, lawrence. >> lawrence: enough is enough of this. alex, thanks so much. >> sure. >> lawrence: over to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: thanks, lawrence. former president trump will not take the stand in his civil fraud trial when it resumes again tomorrow. trump defending his modify posting, quote: i have already testified to everything and have nothing more to say other than this is a complete and total election interference witch hunt. here with what we can expect from the case fox news contributor and g.w. law school professor jonathan turley. hey, professor turley. >> hey, ainsley how are you doing? >> ainsley: i'm doing great. thank you. over the weekend we thought he was going to evidence and yesterday on truth social he said he is not going.

she was finally allowed now farley's east said the employee's actions did not align with their valuesough everyone is entitled to hold different viewpoints. they are not entitled to express themselves on the job and ways that are disrespectful to anyone. backlash continues to grow after a controversial congressional testimony was done by top university presidents about antisemitism on campus. the president of harvard university now apologizing while facing a mountain of pressure in order for her to resign. her remarks, over her remarks. you pence president step down following her testimony, sparking a free speech debate. samantha cortese has the latest. >> we cannot be silenced. trampled on, dismissed. and it does not depend on context. >> people gathered to support the jewish community in pennsylvania sunday night. pence president resigned following this congressional hearing about how to keep students safe from anti-semitic violence on campus. >> it is a context dependent decision. congresswoman, it's a context dependent decision. that's your testimony today calling for the genocide

show workers denying a customer access to the bathroom anti-semitic graffiti written inside workers at farley'sd avenue captured on video standing in between a customer and the restroom door that customer had already use the restroom. it appears that she wanted to re-enter to document the graffiti and that's when workers apparently refused that person entry and asked her to leave. now, apparently she was finally allowed back inside the business and then went on to post videos of the graffiti on social media platform x where it gained more than 7 million views on wednesday farley's east apologize on facebook saying, quote, we do not support hate speech. this is not reflect our values. we apologize for the error and the distress caused to stomer. and we've taken corrective measures with our staff and removed the offensive graffiti. a kron four's reached out to the business and we will update you if and when we get that response. and gaza strip over the past. 24 hours. video from earlier today show sirens going off in tel aviv as hamas continues to fire rockets into the city. this as the israelis

the company ceo, jim farley, just saying on x that in october the company had a record month for f-150ighting sales and they broke another record with november being the best ever sales month for lighting overall. 4400 electric vehicle trucks, which they described as 100% increase from last year. also teasing there will be more ev sales news on monday. this a day after we saw the tesla launch of the cyber truck where there was a lot of focus on excitement around the fast-growing electric vehicle truck market. sonali: a lot of news in the car world. good news all around. coming up, we talk about binance. vip's got a sneak peek of the company's historical settlement. we are going to talk about that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the binance settlement was great for their company and the industry. i wish richard well. i think they derisked in a lot of ways. sonali: this is "bloomberg markets". i am sonali basak with jon erlichman. bloomberg has learned binance officials held a dinner in singapore last september with a few dozen market makers dubbed vip's. during the dinner they discussed

they'll take this, this is proof that the strategy shift from jim farley is working. and toyota. we're going to take a look at all of these. there's been a definite split in terms of performance this year. it is easy to see why when you look at what is happening with toyota in honda and the emphasis on hybrids relative to the investments in evs, that has what has been waiting for it and gm. >> good stuff, phil le beau. on to courtney reagan. now he gets a, yay lululemon gets an a from wells fargo. >> this is an interesting, one it's a bit of a victory lap for wells fargo with lululemon. it lists upgraded lululemon in january because i thought inventory would be normalized margins will be filled by improving freight, cost international growth, especially, china would be robust. it's valuation would then return to historical trends and all that would happen. all that pretty much did play out, that drove lululemon's performances here. then when you look to 2020, for wells fargo downgrading lulu t equal weight and replacing it with nike as both its topic and its new top d

inside and she posted videos of the graffiti on x which gained more than 7 million views on wednesday, farley's east apologized on facebook saying, quote, we do not support hate speech. this does not reflect our values. we apologize for this error and the distress caused to the customer. we've taken corrective measures with our staff and removes to offensive graffiti. kron 4 reached out to the business, but we have yet to hear back. >> today marks exactly 4 months since the deadly wildfires erupted on the island of maui. tonight, residents are struggling to deal with how to move forward as tourists return there. >> news nation's nancy loo has the story. >> yeah, it's a beautiful tropical island. what makes hawaii even more special is the people of the place, according to activists play like kona. the people of this place are still hurting and not ready for this. a full reopening of west maui to tourism for you have to go in cater somebody and being in the situation that we're in. and then you got to go over here and caters to someone who staying comfortably in the hotel. just steps away from wh

by the way, thank you to your field office in atlanta, and special agent farley, for the work they have done to help reassure my constituents as well. >> we are working those cases, both through our joint terrorism task forces, but also, on the criminal side through our civil rights program, as hate crimes. we have both engines, if you will, in the fbi, focused on it. we also have created a domestic terrorism hate crimes fusion cell, which brings together expertise to anticipate where the threats are going. we have opened 60% more hate crimes investigations post october 7th then we had before october 7th, and it was escalating pretty fast before october 7th. we've got all of our field offices, as you mentioned, with farley in atlanta, not just pushing the investigations, but engaging in a lot of outreach to affected communities in their areas. both, to reassure them, as you say, but also to raise awareness. hey, we are here, if you see something, we want to know about it. there are things we can do to help. >> thank you. senator kennedy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. director, it seems to

shop facing backlash from its employees after firing a few other employees following a viral video farley's east in oakland fired 3 employees after a heated exchange with the customer over graffiti in the bathroom tonight for more employees are quitting and solidarity in the video, the graffiti reads zionism equals fascism. when the customer brings up the graffiti, calling it anti semetic the barista kick them out. we spoke to one of the fired employees today says he's worked there for 6 years and felt like the owners of the coffee shop had always supported him until now. thousands, the media has come all the sudden now. >> this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. >> according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti in their bathroom for the 2 months that it was on those walls. it was taken down the day after the video was posted. partly east was closed today. the owner declined interview with us. down in the south bay, santa clara county supervisors are pushing back ag

this was the message posted outside farley's east in oakland. the owners calling the confrontation shocking and unacceptable. the owners say it start when had a jewish customer noticed graffiti in the bathroom and tried to take a picture. here's what happened next. >> currently this is a private property. >> i know israel loves taking private property and saying it's their own. >> eventually the woman is let in and records images, including the message zionism is fascism written below a bathroom mirror. the staffers appear to dismiss the woman's concerns and say free palestine as she leaves. earlier this week the cafe posted they'd be closed this weekend. that message has been taken down. they released a statement saying nothing we say can adequately capture the horrific suffering and loss of innocent lives in gaza and the suffering in israel. these difficult times should bring us together, and this starts with us creating a safe space for anyone that patronizes our coffee house. this is the latest in rising tensions here in the bay area. richmo

this happened at farley's east, a jewish customer. >> call the graffiti anti-semitic before breachedre out of the coffee shop. kron four's rob nesbitt talked with one of the fired employees, a

farley's has only said the employees involved no longer work there without commenting how they left. we reached out to the owners to get reaction to the former employee's statement. we have not heard back. they've had to disable comments on social media due to threats, and yelp has a pop up message on the cafe's page that reads in part, we've temporarily disabled the posting of content to this page as we work to investigate whether the content you see here reflects actual customer experiences. no word on when the cafe will potentially reopen. >>> coming up, we're getting a look at the destruction following a tornado in tennessee. >>> plus, a fire growing in southern california. we have the latest on the evacuations. >>> and back here at home in the first alert forecast, we're going the start taking a look at the next chance for rain. it's going to be a couple of days until it gets here. we're really talking about next weekend. but we're starting to get some clarity on the chance of rain there and maybe more in the long term, like around christmas. that's coming up in the forecast nex

our political correspondent harry farley told me what more we know about the case.that it recommends a 35 day suspension and what that means crucially for the next steps is that rishi sunak could be facing another by—election in a key seat in blackpool south. we remember scott benton one night with a majority ofjust over 3000 and the reports, as you say, are that scott benton had a serious breach of the parliamentary rules and it recommends a 35 day suspension. what happens next is mps will have to prove that, just a recommendation but if they do approve that, he could be recalled as an mp and that would trigger a by—election which obviously is not what the prime minister rishi sunak once in the build—up to a general election at some point next year. —— not what rishi sunak wants. some point next year. -- not what rishi sunak wants.— some point next year. -- not what rishi sunak wants. they will decide whether to uphold _ rishi sunak wants. they will decide whether to uphold the _ rishi sunak wants. they will decide - whether to uphold the recommendation patel is a

the vatican says the ruling does not change its stance on gay marriage. 0ur correspondent harry farleyarguably its the most significant step francis has made to changing the teaching of the church, changing the teaching of the church, changing the church's approach to gay couples. it's an official declaration from the vatican's declaration from the vatican's declaration body, so it's among the most weighty things that the vatican issues, and for the first time it says that priests can bless same—sex couples, reversing a ruling from as recently as 2021 which says that priests can't do that. we should be clear what this is not, it is not a change to the teachings of the church for marriage. that remains firmly that marriage is only between one man and one woman for life in the view of the church and is also clear that the blessing doesn't symbolise approval, so it's blessing the individuals, not the relationship itself, and it's not a formal liturgy or special service. the blessing says —— the vatican says this blessing must not resemble a wedding ceremony. some will say, that does not g

live now to westminster and our political correspondent, harry farley.arer in their assessment. it is more embarrassment and another problem for the government. it and another problem for the government.— and another problem for the government. it really is. the committee — government. it really is. the committee said _ government. it really is. the committee said this - government. it really is. the committee said this was - government. it really is. the committee said this was an l government. it really is. the - committee said this was an extremely serious breach of the mp rules earlier this year, scott benton had a meeting with what he thought was an investing company in the gambling industry. it wasn't actually, it was fake, and it was part of a sting operation by the times newspaper. he was offering setting up face—to—face meetings with ministers and return to payment. he offered to provide access to confidential government documents, to lobby ministers. mr benton said that within an hour, he realised what he had offered would breach rules. he deni

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as did due to a judge and a couple of the people that tried to including jim farley, the president of board. because when they got to the charging stations, either they didn't work there were somebody already parked there, or they had to get someone to go ahead of them to park there with another ghastly hard vehicle to save the spot which caused a political nightmare for them. because someone had a baby on board and they were out of charge, and obviously that's going to be more important than their political games. so it's really important to note, i also should tended to important to note that in california, the highest percentage of electric vehicles is only 18 percent on the road. that's it. so while you're getting the numbers, they all everyone's buying electric vehicle. that's not true. it's still only about 4 percent of the marketplace globally. it's more another, some countries versus others. i work on a one car, the or jury. we judged the best cars in the world and in countries, it absolutely does not work. india jordan pack a stay in the middle east. there's no place to charg

as did due to a judge and a couple of the people that of tried to including jim farley, the president of board these and they got to the charging stations either they didn't work there were somebody already park there, or they had to get someone to go ahead of them to park there with another definitely howard vehicle to save the spot which caused a political nightmare for them because someone had a baby on board and they were out of charge. and obviously that's going to be more important than their political games. so it's really important to note, i also should kind of important to note that in california, the highest percentage of electric vehicles is only 18 percent on the road. that's it. so while you're getting the numbers, they all everyone's buying an electric vehicle. that's not true. it's still only about 4 percent of the marketplace globally. it's more another, some countries versus others. i work on a one car, the or jury. we judge the best cars in the world and in countries, it absolutely does not work. india, jordan pakistan, the middle east, there's no place to charge. s

as did due to a judge and a couple of the people that have tried to including jim farley, the president of board, he's in the got to the charging stations either. they didn't work there. were somebody already parked there or they had to get someone to go ahead of them to park there with another ghastly hard vehicle to save the spot, which caused a political nightmare for them because someone had a baby on board and they were out of charge. and obviously that's going to be more important than their political games. so it's really important to note, i also should tended to important to note that in california, the highest percentage of electric vehicles is only 18 percent on the road. that's it. so while you're getting the numbers, they all everyone's buying electric vehicle, that's not true. it's still only about 4 percent of the marketplace globally. it's more another, some countries versus others. i work on a one car, the or jury. we judged the best cars in the world and in countries it absolutely does not work. india jordan pakistan, the middle east, there's no place to charge. so whe

and a couple of the people that have tried to, including jim farley, the president of board, he's in the got to the charging stations either they didn't work there. were somebody already parked there or they had to get someone to go ahead of them to park there with another definitely howard vehicle to save the spot, which caused a political nightmare for them because someone had a baby on board the right of charge. and obviously that's going to be more important than their political games. so it's really important to note, i also should have tended to important to note that in california, the highest percentage of electric vehicles is only 18 percent on the road. that's it. so while you're getting the numbers, they all everyone's buying electric vehicle, that's not true. it's still only about 4 percent of the marketplace globally. it's more another, some countries versus others. i work on a one car, the or jury. we judge the best cars in the world and in countries it absolutely does not work. india jordan pack a stay in the middle east. there's no place to charge. so when everyone th

as did due to a judge and a couple of the people that tried to including jim farley, the president of board these and they got to the charging stations either. they didn't work there. were somebody already parked there or they had to get someone to go ahead of them to park there with another definitely hard vehicle to save the spot, which caused a political nightmare for them because someone had a baby on board and they were out of charge. and obviously that's going to be more important than their political games. so it's really important to note, i also should say that it's important to note that in california, the highest percentage of electric vehicles is only 18 percent on the road. that's it. so while you're getting the numbers, they all everyone's buying electric vehicle, that's not true. it's still only about 4 percent of the marketplace globally. it's more another, some countries versus others. i work on a one car, the or jury. we judge the best cars in the world and in countries it absolutely does not work. india jordan pakistan, the middle east, there's no place to charge. s

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and a couple of the people that tried to including jim farley, the president of board, he's in the got to the charging stations either they didn't work there. were somebody already parked there or they had to get someone to go ahead of them to park there with another definitely howard vehicle to save the spot, which caused a political nightmare for them because someone had a baby on board the right of charge. and obviously that's going to be more important than their political games. so it's really important to note, i also should have tended to important to note that in california, the highest percentage of electric vehicles is only 18 percent on the road. that's it. so while you're getting the numbers, they all everyone's buying electric vehicle, that's not true. it's still only about 4 percent of the marketplace globally. it's more another, some countries versus others. i work on a one car, the or jury. we judge the best cars in the world and in countries it absolutely does not work. india jordan pakistan, the middle east, there's no place to charge. so when everyone thinks electric

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