the fight going to to? the next one. how is the fight going to go? one — the next one. how is the fight going to go? ing to go? one way. i — the next one. how is the fight going to go? one way, i hit _ the next one. how is the fight going to go? one way, i hit him, - the next one. how is the fight going to go? one way, i hit him, he - the next one. how is the fight going to go? one way, i hit him, he hits. to go? one way, i hit him, he hits the floor- — to go? one way, i hit him, he hits the floor. peace _ to go? one way, i hit him, he hits the floor. peace out. _ to go? one way, i hit him, he hits the floor. peace out. he - to go? one way, i hit him, he hits the floor. peace out. he thinks i to go? one way, i hit him, he hits| the floor. peace out. he thinks it's ttoin to the floor. peace out. he thinks it's going to go _ the floor. peace out. he thinks it's going to go his _ the floor. peace out. he thinks it's going to go his way. _ the floor. peace out. he thinks it's going to go his way, ade. - going to go his way, ade. interesting this week hearing from both camps and people fluctuating about h

to go and how is it going to end?— how is the fight going one way, deontay wilder hits the _ is it going to end? one way, deontay wilder hits the floor i is it going to end? one way, deontay wilder hits the floor in i is it going to end? one way, deontay wilder hits the floor in las i is it going to end? one way, deontay wilder hits the floor in las vegas. i wilder hits the floor in las vegas. tyson _ wilder hits the floor in las vegas. tyson fury— wilder hits the floor in las vegas. tyson fury certainly in his usual confident form. it's got the makings of another las vegas classic fight. you've been there all week. what's the atmosphere been like building towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere been like building towards the big one?— towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere — towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere has i towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere has been i towards the big one? yeah the atmosphere has been building| towards the big one? yeah the i atmosphere has been building in the days leading up to the fight with people

all the front pages are going _ had been given. all the front pages are goinge going on this story — — the met. i think this — are going on this story — — the met. i think this may be the cry that brings— i think this may be the cry that brings about reform in the police — how people are vetted, how people who whistle—blower within the police are treated. you talk of a watershed moment, _ are treated. you talk of a watershed moment, and it's a real cliche, but i moment, and it's a real cliche, but i believe _ moment, and it's a real cliche, but ibeiieve this— moment, and it's a real cliche, but i believe this is one of those. but wh ? i believe this is one of those. but why? this _ i believe this is one of those. but why? this is _ i believe this is one of those. emit why? this is what everybody has been saying. same story of the sunday mirror. 26 more sex crime cops. why would it be a watershed moment? we're talking about the change and the shift in culture in the police. that is a huge ask. i the shift in culture in the police. that is a huge ask.— that is a

the hours go on. h0 and we will learn more and more as the hours go on.— as the hours go on. charges as ou as the hours go on. no charges as you say _ as the hours go on. no charges as you say have _ as the hours go on. no charges as you say have been _ as the hours go on. no charges as you say have been filed - as the hours go on. no charges as you say have been filed over the incident.— the incident. no, and that's because _ the incident. no, and that's because they _ the incident. no, and that's because they are _ the incident. no, and that's because they are still- because they are still investigating and we don't know enough about how this could have happened. not to say that charges will not be filed in the future, just as of right now there have been no charges filed. �* ., ~ now there have been no charges filed. ~ ., ~ ., . ., , filed. and what kind of charges miaht filed. and what kind of charges might those — filed. and what kind of charges might those be? _ filed. and what kind of charges might those be? it _ filed. and what kind of charges might those be? it could

this time around we are going to have the fuel crisis that's going _ going to have the fuel crisis that'she fuel crisis that's going to affect us up until christmas, i'm sure this can be shortages _ christmas, i'm sure this can be shortages because various places on and off— shortages because various places on and off for— shortages because various places on and off for a time now because of the driver— and off for a time now because of the driver crisis was up we've also -ot the driver crisis was up we've also got the _ the driver crisis was up we've also got the other problems with supply of many— got the other problems with supply of many other goods again. we've seen _ of many other goods again. we've seen on _ of many other goods again. we've seen on the — of many other goods again. we've seen on the shelves in supermarkets and shops— seen on the shelves in supermarkets and shops already. but i think volr've — and shops already. but i think you've only got a couple of knots and a _ you've only got a couple of knots and a tangerine christmas this year if you _ and a tangerine christma

going to go up. you mentioned the impact of rising _ going to go up. osts on _ going to go up. you mentioned the impact of rising costs on people. . impact of rising costs on people. there are some little offers there like the fuel duty, threes, which in real terms means a cut. after the problems with getting petrol, that might be quite welcome by people. we have had the moves on air passenger duty, but that doesn't look very green. nothing on energy costs, even though there's something in the chancellor has said has gone up significantly this year, but he doesn't feel able to offer anything on that and given the way inflation is going that is likely to get worse as well. , , , ., , as well. yes, this is an interesting oint of as well. yes, this is an interesting point of difference _ as well. yes, this is an interesting point of difference between i as well. yes, this is an interesting point of difference between the i point of difference between the government and labour because what labour had suggested in the run—up to this budget is there should be

the president and. exactly what he is going to say. here's what i'm going to be looking for: i am anxious, truly anxious to vote for both an infrastructure bill that is going to be so important and what we call the build back better bill. that is going to have a lot of a human infrastructure that we also need that is so important. what i'm concerned about is that there is no guarantee. the democrats have been trying for a long time. we have been ready for months to vote for both bills. and what we've seen in the senate is actually two democratic senators who have held up the works, who have been changing the goalposts, putting in things, taking out things. what i want to hear is what exactly is that agreement? is this something that we can literally take to the bank and make sure that it is going to happen before we vote? i'm going to be honest with you, i don't really trust that unless we get it in some kind of writing that it is really final. that they are not going to say that's not what i meant, and we are not going to do it. i'm really looking forward

in the opposite — conservative party is going in the opposite direction. gk conservative party is going opposite direction. 0k natalie, will you go to the _ opposite direction. 0k natalie, will you go to the ft- — opposite direction. 0k natalie, will you go to the ft. we _ opposite direction. 0k natalie, will you go to the ft. we touched - opposite direction. 0k natalie, will l you go to the ft. we touched on that a little bit for mayor to attack low investment message horrifies corporate bosses. i'm just wondering, we talked a little bit about the readers in your area that you cover in your line of work. many of them voted for brexit, it has to be said. do they still keep faith with the prime minister in relation to the way the economy is going, in relation to low immigration? i to the way the economy is going, in relation to low immigration?- relation to low immigration? i think this is a link— relation to low immigration? i think this is a link and _ relation to low immigration? i think this is a link and share _ relation to low immigration? i think this is a link and share a _ relat

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the more we go with all our challenges. _ work today. the more we go_ work today. the more we go with all our challenges, the more _ work today. the more we go with all our challenges, the more it - work today. the more we go with all our challenges, the more it is - work today. the more we go with all our challenges, the more it is clearl our challenges, the more it is clear that multilateralism is the best answer— that multilateralism is the best answer to the problems we face today _ answer to the problems we face today in— answer to the problems we face today. in many ways, it is the only possible _ today. in many ways, it is the only possible answer.— possible answer. going get alone, the italian premier _ possible answer. going get alone, the italian premier said, _ possible answer. going get alone, the italian premier said, was - possible answer. going get alone, the italian premier said, was not l possible answer. going get alone, l the italian premier said, was not an option, but for these leaders, that could mean some hard choices. let's stay

the express because _ have set out. let's go to the express because the - have set out. let's gohe question of global supply shortages and housing and christmas which is what we want to know. the express says get your skates on for a happy christmas. shoppers are being urged to buy their christmas presents early. we don't want to spark off panic buying, but there is some concern especially about supplies of toys. absolutely. the tabloids are usually complaining about elephants but this year it is elf on the shelf and apparently they have a problem with. a million of them are stuck in china along with loads of iphone ships to make your future macbooks or iphone phones work. and so what the thing that the express leads with is this comment which says get your christmas toys early. read a bit further down the story and who said that, a maker of choice was the circular they have a certain level of self interest because they want to sell toys. this could become self fulfilling prophecy like the petrol prices, the shortage was not nearly as bad as the surge in demand cost. i think we r

it was decided that about half the population was going to really, i hate to say this, but take advantage of the war going on on the other side of the mountain to come all the way over here to the cumberland river. they weren't going to have that normal progression of moving just a little bit for the west and a little bit further west and then a little bit further west. they were going to do what theodore roosevelt and the former state historian walter durham called the great leap westward. they were going to leap over the cumberland plateau and settle here. the reason they had picked this spot was that james robertson who was a surveyor and a long hitter had been here a time or two and he had seen the abundant amount of gain, come because al of these salt licks where salt comes up out of the service of the ground were attracting animals and so you had animal trails leading all over middle tennessee where you could see what the land looked like, and then they were followed by hunters, native american hunters and, as was the long hunters come from primarily for ginny and north carolina. and so this great l

to go but the market's going to rally. and it's going to rally because the mega cap equities ultimately are going to resume their upward appreciative path. just look at the last five days. the s&p's up 2.6%. why is it higher it's higher because microsoft, apple, amazon, they're all outperforming the s&p. so, i think we're making a mistake and kind of residing ourself to this binary outcome for the index. the index is going to go where mega cap technology goes i think what's important to understand is you have coming up now the most compelling earning season since october of 2018 scott, i want you to go back for one second and think about october of 2018. think about ppg industries >> i remember it >> think about what they talked about. think about the companies thereafter, caterpillar, newcorp, what were they all worried about? they were worried about the impact from the -- >> tariffs >> tariffs that is the same situation in this earning season. we want to know what are rising input costs from higher oil and what is the wage inflation go

to go with the atlanta _ score prediction? i'm going to gocons 27—24. i think it will — with the atlanta falcons 27—24. i think it will be a very close and good _ think it will be a very close and good name. i'm looking for atlanta to come _ good name. i'm looking for atlanta to come out. i�*m good name. i'm looking for atlanta to come out-— to come out. i'm going to go with the jets, 24-20. — to come out. i'm going to go with the jets, 24-20, just _ to come out. i'm going to go with the jets, 24-20, just so - to come out. i'm going to go with the jets, 24-20, just so i can - to come out. i'm going to go with the jets, 24-20, just so i can be l thejets, 24—20, just so i can be opposite because i need to get some wins. but it's going to be competitive. i can't wait to see it. just a reminder that the ecb say the ashes�*s tour of australia will go ahead if certain critical conditions are met. that's all we have time for on sportsday. have a very goodnight, goodbye. hello again. it was another very mild day on friday with temperatures in the war

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the tory party. this winter is going to be _ the tory party. this winter is going to be a _ the tory party. errible winter for millions of people. and that's what we should be caring _ of people. and that's what we should be caring about. who cares what happens — be caring about. who cares what happens in — be caring about. who cares what happens in the next election? at the moment— happens in the next election? at the moment the government is not looking after its _ moment the government is not looking after its population the way it should — after its population the way it should because it's been elected to do s0~ _ should because it's been elected to do so i'm — should because it's been elected to do so. i'm afraid that's where it has to— do so. i'm afraid that's where it has to stop _ do so. i'm afraid that's where it has to stop. and we can't keep on talking _ has to stop. and we can't keep on talking about who's going to wind the next — talking about who's going to wind the next election. we just have to hold this — the next election. we just have to hold this government to a count. a

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we have got half of the g 20 countries with 16 days to go— of the g 20 countries with 16 days to go iard their plans— summit to have and put forward their plans either — summit to have and put forward their plans either. so it's looking incredibly uncertain what is going to come — incredibly uncertain what is going to come out of it, you know, there was this— to come out of it, you know, there was this hope that this commitment to not— was this hope that this commitment to not letting global warming meet a certain— to not letting global warming meet a certain temperature, but if half the country _ certain temperature, but if half the country seven put forward their plans _ country seven put forward their plans and — country seven put forward their plans and china don't turn up, china being _ plans and china don't turn up, china being responsible for 27% of global carbon— being responsible for 27% of global carbon emissions, then it is hard to see what— carbon emissions, then it is hard to see what can come out of it of any concrete imports, i mean, the story that's going — concrete im

the person who was shot going forward. one of the taker is obviously. >> as a police department going sit down with management at the park goingonal plans, go through their security plans and see if their staffing needs are adequate for events such as these 45 officers were called in to control the situation in san jose filipe de gaulle kron 4 news. >> a new law in california is hoping to crack down on weekends sideshows people who get arrested for taking part in those illegal sideshows will get their driver's license suspended for up to 6 months. these are videos of just some of the side shows in the bay area shared on the citizen app this week. governor gavin newsom signed assembly bill, 3, which cracks down on these illegal street racing events by allowing courts to suspend driver's licenses. the bill also assigns the first legal definition to sideshow in california. statute better equipping law enforcement to take action on these dangerous side shows. >> governor newsom today signed bills meant to help restaurants and bars still recovering from the pandemic and while he signed those protections for small businesses across

going to go back _ and dismiss, as faiza said. ok, we are going to go back to _ and dismiss, as faiza said. ok, we are going to go back to ther. whether it is old money and new money in the budget, just take us to this story. money in the budget, 'ust take us to this sto . , , ., money in the budget, 'ust take us to thissto. , , ., this story. this is a story that comes out — this story. this is a story that comes out of _ this story. this is a story that comes out of an _ this story. this is a story that comes out of an interview- this story. this is a story that l comes out of an interview rishi sunak did, chancellors, the weekend before the budget, they will go to different newspapers give different interviews on tv, talking about what they are going to do, and he got called out on this point that the money he is announcing on the levelling up agenda, only 20% of it is new. so while he is talking with these big sums of money he is going to announce, actually, they've already been announced before. this is a huge problem. it is notjust rishi sunak the does this and it really undermines people's trust in politicians, becaus

i mean, i think the logan webb is going to come out and pitch. he's going to set the tempo. he's going to pitch the first inning get through it and then hopefully the bats you know, at a curious through a lot of pitches and then we're going to take it. we're going to win this game 3 to one. that's my prediction. yeah, we're probably be here the gates open. and you know, i feel just go in and like. soak it all up, it. >> i like his prediction 3 to one this morning. the sunrise was orange even the sky knows who's going to dominate tonight. now our very own logan webb will start. he dominated the dodgers in the series opener and he will be rivaling it up against julio urias who will start as well for the dodgers it might be a pitcher dual. so that's going to be interesting to see who comes out on top. of course we hope it's our very own giants now, first pitch is at 6. '07, right here at oracle park and whether you're at the game, you're on your own. couch throughout a local bar. you're going to on the edge of your seat. now that guy interviews hilarious. he said there's going t

the question is, are we going to deal with the — question is, are we going to deal with the taliban, ur nose and deal with them and free this money on _ hold our nose and deal with them and free this money on the _ hold our nose and deal with them and free this money on the basis - hold our nose and deal with them and free this money on the basis that - hold our nose and deal with them and free this money on the basis that if. free this money on the basis that if we don't _ free this money on the basis that if we don't we — free this money on the basis that if we don't we will _ free this money on the basis that if we don't we will see _ free this money on the basis that if we don't we will see the _ free this money on the basis that if we don't we will see the economy, | we don't we will see the economy, which _ we don't we will see the economy, which is _ we don't we will see the economy, which is already— we don't we will see the economy, which is already collapsed, - we don't we will see the economy, which is already collapsed, there l we don't we will see the economy, j which is

the answer is yes. but more importantly, rent or shelter is going to go up, which is one-third of the cpi, is going to go owner's equivalent rent, which is a con kcoction tt goes into the cpi, pretty much a construct and not a fact, they show it rising over the last months at 2.5% home price in the united states is up 20% year over year, and there's rent data series that are pretty reliable that show in the last six months alone median rent has risen by 10% plus non-annualized so it is almost certain we are going to get persistently high inflation thanks to the shelter component going up and perhaps wages, too so the negative interest rates we have today are wickedly unattracted, but they do support still, like i said in july -- not as much as july because stocks are up and yields are up, but stocks are still not over valued versus government documents. >> so what is the critical level we should be watching and that you are watching on, let's say, the ten year >> well, i think 2% is really the key. we were looking for the five-year to go up to 125 to 130, and that's really the one we're looking at the mo

going to we're going all the way this year. la the next one. up. >> think this is the year that we actually go to the world series. of course we had that series of every even year bad right knee. >> out to 22,008, 2010 2000 or now. i was like teen. yeah. now we're going to i think. >> i think we're going to go with a new era. 5 the air of the a 6 o ok, let's start that off. >> let just first things fiast today, friday first game and there's lots of stuff to do. if you're not into sports. by the way. just to get out. enjoy this weather. >> which feels fall like it is. and it's going to get pretty chilly at the ballpark tonight on john. yeah. it definitely has all the fall feels today. we are going to be looking at conditions today better in the 60's at are very warm. a stand tonight at the ballpark. we're not even seeing first pitch until well after 06:00pm. at that point, temperatures will fall in back into the upper 50's. sure will be mostly clear and dry. but with these cool temperatures paired with a brisk wind as high as 20 miles per hour. you definitely want to bundle up as you're getting out to the giants gam

the most interesting. i'm delighted for all four of them. >> a few statistics. they're going to go 62 miles high, just above what's known as the carmen line to get into space. the mission is going to take about ten minutes, three minutes of weightlessness. their speed at peak will be three times the speed of sound, more than 2,200 miles per hour. as far as a ticket cost, we know william shatner, he's comped, riding at an invitation of the company. blue origin has been somewhat coy about what the ticket price will be going forward. they are opening it up to the public. miles, there are good aspects to this. i've asked space force directly. are they happy to see private companies operating more in space. they say they are, gives more options to launch their satellite into space. there are questions about what the regulations and controls are. how many folks are going up, not just for flights like this, but who can launch satellites. you've got micro satellites, many of them up there as well. you have companies such as china and russia deploying weapons in space. do we have a good han

the country. tony, you're going — alone the rest of the country. tony, you're going you're going to take us _ alone the rest of the country. tony, you're going to take us to _ alone the rest of the country. tony, you're going to take us to the - alone the rest of the country. tony, you're going to take us to the front | you're going to take us to the front page of the yorkshire post and the chancellor has a plan but the plan has a bill. , . , chancellor has a plan but the plan hasabill. , . _ ,, has a bill. yes, really surprising that the chancellor _ has a bill. yes, really surprising that the chancellor has - has a bill. yes, really surprising that the chancellor has decided | has a bill. yes, really surprising i that the chancellor has decided to announce this plan, completely coincidentally at the conservative party conference. 700 million to help people find work and jobs. i'm not sure the loss of the 6 million cut to universal credit. but this is very much the part of thejory mantra at the minute, people should work to get out of poverty, even though 40% of peo

but the fact is, they're going to be going to neighborhoods. they're going to be performing for the people of san francisco and we are so very grateful. so for the activities and all the things that are happening for fleet week, please, check out the website and make sure that you participate, you attend, you follow the covid restrictions so you don't get in trouble. you make sure that you do your part because we're still in a pandemic. we're still in a pandemic, but san franciscans, we're at 82% of the folks in san francisco vaccinated. and that's really why we're able to have fleet week in the city. but more than just fleet week, just next week, i mean, just tomorrow right down the street, guess who's going to be playing their first pre-season game? the san francisco warriors. i mean, the golden state warriors. and, one of the first parades in so long, the italian heritage will be this sunday. we have incredible tables all outside. people are eating, hanging out, waving. so make sure on sunday you stop by the italian heritage parade and celebr

go. the devil is definitely _ in one go. the devil is definitely in _ in one go. definitely in the - in one go. the devil is definitely in the detailj in one go. the devil is i definitely in the detail in this opening up but in no doubt, this is a moment that millions of australians here inside the country have been waiting for but of course, a very emotional moment as well for the thousands of stranded australians overseas that have been waiting to come home. from november, fully vaccinated australians will be able to return, quarantining at home, so no longer having to quarantine in hotels — and that is the most significant move because it means essentially that there will be no limits on the number of australians fully vaccinated, that is, that could come into the country or could leave and return. unvaccinated australians, well, they will still have to apply for exemptions or if they come back they will have to go into hotel quarantine so it means there will be a lot to i out until those vaccination rates are up and really, all of this — the big plan, the big

tomorrow, who knows but _ tory party conference tomorrow, who knows but the prime minister is going _ knows but the prime minister is going is going to have to dual kinds of things — going to have to dual kinds of things. you won't have tojust promises _ things. you won't have tojust promises levelling up, he will have to reclaim — promises levelling up, he will have to reclaim the tories as the party of law— to reclaim the tories as the party of law and — to reclaim the tories as the party of law and order but also see what he can— of law and order but also see what he can do— of law and order but also see what he can do to — of law and order but also see what he can do to get britain used to tougher— he can do to get britain used to tougher carbon emissions. ahead of next month's cup 26 climate summit. it's next month's cup 26 climate summit. it's an— next month's cup 26 climate summit. it's an awful — next month's cup 26 climate summit. it's an awful lot on his agenda whether— it's an awful lot on his agenda whether he will be able to accomplish any of it or not, who knows? — accomplish any of it or not, who knows? gf—

the most positive thing is we | kept going, the energy of the team never— kept going, the energy of thed at— never dropped and they kept going at the end. at the end that is how he managed — the end. at the end that is how he managed to get a point. that is the positive _ managed to get a point. that is the positive thing. there are many others — positive thing. there are many others we _ positive thing. there are many others we need to improve on. england have been given a two—match stadium ban by uefa, one of them suspended for two years, and a £85,000 fine, after the chaotic and violent scenes at wembley ahead of the euro 2020 final. our sports editor dan roan reports. they were the scenes that shamed english football — ticketless fans storming wembley this summer, on what was meant to have been one of the proudest days in the history of the stadium. the crowd disorder overshadowed england's first ever euros final. and today, the fa was hit with an unprecedented stadium ban, ordered to play england's next match in uefa competition behind closed doors, costing it millions in lost tick

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so the resorts are prepared. they're ready to go. you go to their respective websites where you can go. the vail resorts are one of the out icon passes or will have all that information right there. ready for you to come on up and enjoy a great winter skiing season of riding or skiing. cookie got us excited for winter. >> i know. i'm excited. i'm ready to go to get muskies and had great to get my hot chocolate on. that's for sure. he is always we appreciate the time here on kron. 4 news. >> fingers crossed for snow this year. thanks. coop. thank guys. have a great night. thanks. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. the streets very as we're seeing light showers right now across much of the bay area. but as we've been saying over the last few days and even tonight, things are really going to change in the next 12 to 24 hours big-time. i wonder what this camera's going to look like and 09:00am tomorrow. 9 o'clock tomorrow night. it's going to be. >> well, basically, tell us one what is the he

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the going. this headline is basically saying the scientists _ going. cally saying the scientists want to go j going. this headline is basically i saying the scientists want to go to plan b. the government was asked this question very specifically today on the daily lobby call and they said the chief medical officer, chief scientific adviser haven't recommended going to plan b at this stage. i guess they are saying that documents raise today clearly there is a lot of focus on get ready for a rapid deployment of plan b. they excepting that's what the scientist wanted. interesting in this report they say that working from home would be the most effective of those plan b measures. presumably because that would significantly reduce contact people and reduce spread of viruses up in the report they say that boosterjobs and the under �*50s until well after christmas was up focus on that slow roll—out, the booster... the direction seems to be going towards wanting plan b. page a going towards wanting plan b. pay a rice for going towards wanting plan b. pay a pri

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going up this price. however, your earnings on investments are in the going up. so where do people go? t, but i'm going to tell you this, neil, what we need to be careful about in this inflation is how the fed reacts with the possibility of raising interest rates. because if we start to go down that path, i think it's going to have a very negative impact on the stock market. so now you could have equities coming down in value, and now people are really stuck in a tough situation for investing. neil: katrina, what does that mean for real estate if that happens? >> well, you know, interest rates go up, i think it's definitely going to slow down the market, i think more inventory will come on the market. to his question too, i've just seen that most people have accumulated a lot of their wealth through their real estate. i just realize it proves time and time again to be able to hedge against inflation with rents, as i mentioned. the expenses can be passed on to the tenant, and rent prices are continuing go up. couple with what dan's saying, i think also investing in reality is a very smar

the ashes are going ahead. _ man for gray areas. the ashes are goingreas. the ashes are going ahead, the first _ man for gray areas. the ashes are going ahead, the first test - man for gray areas. the ashes are | going ahead, the first test whether or not to be honest with you. so they all want to, and there is no doubt about that and they are trying to get themselves the best possible condition they can get but at the end of the day we are and we to give them conditions because we will be in the same boat as them. australia has alwa s in the same boat as them. australia has always been _ in the same boat as them. australia has always been an _ in the same boat as them. australia has always been an inconvenient - has always been an inconvenient place for englishmen to play cricket. ashes used to involve long voyages and many months away from home. getting there is easier now but what about staying there? for this generation of tourists, is this journey to the other side of the world trip to fire? — too far? i have been speaking to adam collins who is a

in the same way, all the planets is going to die. the climate is going to change dramatically unless we immediately immediately spend this $3500000.00, right. and in europe, what's going on in europe? poland and hungary, a chris to gauge that for, for not in the line. and when the british prime minister made a speech and the european parliament a few days ago, presenting his arguments, they were all refuted by for germany who just fits what you said. what you said makes you happy, you know, then yeah, give us just what you said makes you happy and that means you should stop at the meeting. so unfortunately, we're going down the road. there are threats, you know, i just never home or climate change, whatever you know, if you can just drop it off. there are people who are demonized like goldstein in the oils, nor will put you in the, in the western media know what she g p. maybe tomorrow, right? so unfortunately, we have the same, same narratives repeated themselves. and i don't know where it will lead us. i can only hope that it won't lead us to the same

the rates will go — 1.1. if it is over one the rates will go upwards— 1.1. behavioural changes in all of us will_ small behavioural changes in all of us will bring — small behavioural changes in all of us will bring that _ small behavioural changes in all of us will bring that down _ small behavioural changes in all of us will bring that down so - small behavioural changes in all of us will bring that down so there i small behavioural changes in all of us will bring that down so there is| us will bring that down so there is a message — us will bring that down so there is a message also— us will bring that down so there is a message also to _ us will bring that down so there is a message also to those - us will bring that down so there is a message also to those who - us will bring that down so there is a message also to those who are i a message also to those who are vaccinated. — a message also to those who are vaccinated, then _ a message also to those who are vaccinated, then think— a message also to those who are vaccinated, then think not - a message al

going over the top. they've _ going rogue and going over the top. n't want to spend money on actually, _ they don't want to spend money on actually, ordinarily, it is ministers that, in order to briefly does, _ ministers that, in order to briefly does. it— ministers that, in order to briefly does. it was— ministers that, in order to briefly does, it was quite a big thing. i does, it was quite a big thing. don't know does, it was quite a big thing. i don't know people have been watching, but i'm sure you've gone across the documentaries about them which is riddled with all of these tensions and it took me back to the 20005 tensions and it took me back to the 2000s and the unacknowledged bag feeling against the — bad feeling against the treasury and we've got the loans for the sit by gas prices but is that something that's going to where the government a little bit more if that early in its life, we've already got this level of briefing between number ten and parts of government and number 11 and nine numberii parts of government and number 11 and nine

going to catch up with month. we are going to catch up with the weather. there may be reined in going into the far south—east of england overnight and for the northern isles were here we see the windies where they go into tomorrow morning. a set than gusts of 70 mph can be expected. showers overnight and mostly in the west. it is coldest in the north of scotland. a touch of frost yet attempt is for close to freezing. many of tomorrow will start the day dry with some sunshine. there will be showers from the word go in the west. some of these heavy and may be a rumble of thunder and they will tend to migrate a little further east as we go on to the day. dodging a few downpours and longer spells of rain still around northern scotland. it will be a windy day. these average speeds we can expect them gusts in the range of 35—45 mph and it will 16 or 17 degrees for the south—east of england. hello, this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. after days of hearing at the pumps, retailers and say there is an improvement nationwide all fuel supplies remain critical in london and southeast england. an

go, go, go, go, go! go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go! 19—year—old ancha was heavily pregnant. ancha and her grandmother escaped to hide in theands of others. ancha and her grandmother escaped to hide in the bush with thousands of others. wesley, his dad and brother were also hunting safety. get in! toot, too! we turned around and we stopped at the amarula hotel. and a whole lot of people just started streaming in. the amarula was known as a local haunt for white foreign workers. with security gates and a helipad, people flocked here in search of safety. as the attackers swept through town, they targeted key sites like banks, food shops and phone masts. i tried to get hold of all of them on their cellphones, nobody was answering, and i started to panic. eventually at about nine o'clock that night, greg phoned me from a satellite phone and said that we're safe, they're in the amarula, they're going to get evacuated. they were underfire from more than 100 militants, known locally as al—shabaab, who are affiliated with isis. all cheer. an islamist insurgency had been spreading across the impoverished cabo delgado region since 20