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>> 12 topsy-turvy messy days of christmas. >> there it is.ed. >> joe biden just sat down for a one-on-one interview with nbc nbc just released some clips. it went so badly, we believe this might actually end his presidency. we will be right back. stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms. and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be life threatening or permanent. these aren't all the serious side effects. now i'm back where i belong. ask your doctor if latuda is right for you. pay as little as zero dollars for your

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speaker, this is certainly a topsy-turvy tory government. a few days ago i was going to put my question to the former prime minister, i'm full of e-mails from constituents writing to me about their desperate situation of their wages not going far enough. i'm also receiving emails about rates going up, energy prices going up, mortgages going up and cost of living is already up. my constituents are writing to me demanding a general election and i absolutely agree with them. can the prime minister tell me and my constituents when there will be a general election? >> we have addressed that but i said in the summer inflation is the enemy. it makes everyone poor, it erodes savings and it will be a priority of our government to provide support to those who needed as we do. >> i'm launching a campaign across thousands of acres of scenic beauty, short streams and valuable habitats that surround the wonderful town of hitchens in my constituency. with the prime minister join me in celebrating areas protected by aom b status and support my campaign to e

and the family is now saying they have not been able to properly mourn their loss and all topsy backlog. and alameda county is the reason for the delay and as kron four's. philippe reports tonight, oakland's rising homicide rate is making things worse. >> the day after 17 year-old jaycee and his 15 year-old brother angel sotelo garcia were shot and killed at a west oakland house party on october. 1st. >> their cousin, melanie acs says the family began planning their funeral, which was scheduled for this past monday. but just days before they learn from the alameda county coroner's bureau, the autopsies have not yet been performed and the bodies were not ready funeral needed to be postponed. there is a due to the excessive number of >> homicides in the area causing the church in bucks of bodies at the office. overwhelming way in which employees that it couldn't about sergeant eric, 40 at the coroner's bureau confirms there are 44 pending autopsies and 13 are homicide victims including the sotelo garcia's. >> today, 40 says the county has recorded 147 homicides and more than 100 of them h

and the family is now saying they have not been able to properly mourn their loss and all topsy backlog. and alameda county is the reason for the delay and as kron four's. philippe reports tonight, oakland's rising homicide rate is making things worse. >> the day after 17 year-old jaycee and his 15 year-old bro

but it's notjust plants and trees being thrown off by this topsy—turvy autumnal weather.dgehogs are just one species being fooled by the climate. we've got birds that are not nesting because it is either too hot or too cold. we've got hedgehogs that are not hibernating because it's too warm, when it is supposed to be nice and cold, and of course it's having a big impact op on our baseline food chain, with insects not being there as part of the food source. so it's having a major impact. when autumn is squashed by summer, wildlife and plants get squeezed too. fragile ecosystems, being caught out by the fickle climate. duncan kennedy, bbc news. it feels like the right time to look at the weather. it has been fantastically warm in many parts of the country. any sign this will come to an end? there are signs we will return to normal later in the week, but it has been a remarkable year so far. this is the oldest instrumental temperature series in the world. the green bars show how the temperature usually varies throughout the year. this is the average. let me put on what has h

is topsy turvy for lost fund year. you can say off. he was 40 doubt around to 5 and a half months before, but his popularity get off. it's ok. you can see he's getting bored, more popularity with each putting day. now, he has built a narrative. after voting out, it was that you can see that it was foster in the history of the parliament. he was 40 doubt is the 1st prime minister in this country. his popularity get off about his book, whatever to get after he has started public meetings in different cities. valid right now, the country is in a great unit, threes per winces, but given the circumstances, he his fair bill to his narrative that he was voted out with the conspiracy. now he has started a long march. i will see it so distinct dream. no doubt. he has, he has, he has public sport be does, and there is no rented, could all fit him. we have seen many rented crowd on march, but people are very much with him. now we will see the hall. he will, is this up on the demonstration of will he can what it is in a city, if he, if, if he thin

so, what does this on — off, topsy—turvy deal mean for twitter? and more unrestricted free speech, but it is also likely that more disinformation and hate speech will be left up on the platform. things are never dull with elon musk. so expect lots of ideas, lots of changes, and lots of uncertainty at what mr musk describes as the world's virtual town hall. let's speak to mike proulx from the tech researchers forrester in boston massachusetts. the benefits from elon musk�*s ownership, and who loses out? there is a lot of uncertainty right now. elon musk, him some self in some ways benefits, but we don't know yet and that is the big unknown. there is a lot of uncertainty happening, there is a lot of shock and awe at the moment that the deal actually went through, so we will see what happens. the shareholders _ will see what happens. the shareholders have - will see what happens. the shareholders have made away like bandits on this, they have made a fortune.— like bandits on this, they have made a fortune. they have, for sure, made a fortune. they ha

it's been a long road to get here, an unbelievably topsy—turvy deal. it's worth reflecting on it. an offer accepted to buy twitter in april, he could barely contain his excitement. but that initial enthusiasm soon began to wane. tech stocks were plummeting, and many wondered whether he'd paid too much for twitter. mr musk tried to pull out of the deal. twitter, though, wasn't having any of it. the two sides were due to face a judge who would decide if elon musk had to legally buy the company. but then, another reversal. suddenly elon musk did want to buy twitter. officially, he said he was buying the company to create the everything app called x, the details of which are still sketchy. but it's also likely that mr musk believed that he would have lost the court case and wished to avoid facing a potentially damaging deposition. so what does this deal mean for the future of twitter? well, it appears as though mr musk is going to sweep aside twitter�*s top executives, including its chief executive parag agrawal. it means musk would be free to enact his vision of free speech. that may

robert lewandoski was on hand to bring barcelona level, in a topsy—turby game. 89 minutes on the clockised 2 minutes into added time. 3—3 final score, but barcelona's champions league fate no longer in their hands. bayern munich, meanwhile, have qualified from that group. leon goretska scored twice in a 11—2 win at viktoria plzen as bayern made it four wins out of four. the big news out of group b, however, is that belgium's club brugge are into the knockout stages for the first time in their history. a 0—0 draw at atletico madrid enough to guarantee qualification with two match days to go. porto look well—placed to qualify. they won at bayer leverkusen with mehdi taremi scoring two penalties in a 3—0 victory. boxing, and former world heavyweight champion deontay wilder claims a meeting with anthonyjoshua is still "the number one fight in the world", even though neither of them currently hold any belts. the american, who lost his wbc title to tyson fury last year, takes on robert helenius in new york on saturday, but has his sights on a fight againstjoshua in africa. everywhere i go, t

later to speak to staff but really there is disbelief in san francisco because this has been such a topsy—turvyer was full of bots, spam accounts, not real users. he even accused twitter of fraud. he tried to pull out of the deal. and then miraculously, two weeks ago, suddenly, he then wanted to buy the company again. sojournalists suddenly, he then wanted to buy the company again. so journalists like me won't necessarily take elon musk�*s word at face value. lots of people have come up to us and asked if he has really bought the company. well, he has, he has bought the company and what does that mean? almost certainly a lot more free speech but it could also mean a lot more disinformation on the platform, too, and a possible invitation to the former us president donald trump to reactivate his account.— to reactivate his account. james, many thanks- — to reactivate his account. james, many thanks. james _ to reactivate his account. james, many thanks. james clayton - many thanks. james clayton reporting. here, in a legalfirst, the sentencing of a murderer has been televised and broadcast live i

but it is notjust plants and trees being thrown off by this topsy—turvy autumnal weather.t or too cold. we have hedgehogs that are not hibernating because it is too warm, when it is supposed to be nice and cold, and of courage it's having a big impact op on our baseline food chain, with insects not being there as part of the food source, so it is having a major impact. when autumn is squashed by summer, wildlife and plants get squeezed too. fragile ecosystems being caught out by the fickle climate. duncan kennedy, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. it has been so warm, is it going to continue. back to normal by the end of this week, but today has been another incredibly mild day. another month of above average temperatures in many parts of the uk too. here in cambridgeshire, also in the west of london and somerset we saw temperatures this afternoon hit 18 celsius. not quite the warmest hallowe'en on record, that was nearly 24 degrees but 18

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>> topsy-turvy world consensus is 2.2.765. that is not solving the problem.l not enough to reverse the strong wage growth we have seen so the fed will stay the course even if we get a disappointing number i think the number is likely with adp that came above consensus, this is likely to be above and the market will strayetrade down. >> i want to bring your attention to japan falling a record $54 billion last month the reserve stood at 1.2 trillion at the end of september. lowest amount of march 2017. japan, of course, we know is the second largest holder of u.s. debt and foreign reserves. china being number one i'm curious as the dollar strengthens, all of the central banks intervening. is that a concern? >> it is a concern in parts of the world. it solves a problem for the u.s. so part of this is macro part of the reason why we're seeing these foreign reserves decline is the fed action that pushed rate hiking program which is decreasing the market value of fixed u.s. industruments on book already part of this is the dollar because that is decreasing the mark

topsy on his tower neighbors kicked into start repairs.being paid for by the government despite the threat of more war it is worth it. >> we welcome back here and i will live here. >> other folks at the building also being held by donations from outside of the ukraine. their charity save my home. arthel, e latest cost estimate and a $50 billion to fix up everything broken. as we know the war continues back you. >> the war continues putting those homes back together is priceless for so many reasons. their homes they should live there. thank you so much. generals are putting an unfounded claim it is to set off dirty bomb in the battlefield pretty crane in the west said no that is false. wartime disinformation. the top profession of international relations and politics at pepperdine university. joins us now. so what do you think prudent action as planned? he is making all these moves while forces are severed more losses on the battlefield. what does he do? he has a strategy of desperation. and as you know any corner pulls from wherever he can

now that's a slight slowdown, but in this topsy-turvy economy, slow is good. in the battle to tame inflation the fed's secret weapon is a cooling labor mark. the key question now, has job growth slowed enough to stave off further interest rate hikes? wall street thinks the answer is no. you can see the dow is down more than 600 points. the markets are continuing to slide as investors brace for the fed's next move. minutes from now we'll hear from president biden and his response to this new jobs report and to opec's recent slash in oil output. let's dig into the new economic numbers with cnn's matt egan. matt, where do things stand right now? >> ana, the jobs market is cooling off but it remains way too hot. 263,000 jobs added last month. during normal times these would be blockbuster numbers. we saw these huge spikes in hiring late last year and early this year. this was unsustainable and was actually fueling inflation. clearly it has slowed down. but it's not much of a slowdown. these are baby steps. the unemployment rate is down to 3.5%. this is tied for th

they're topsy-turvy. supposedly looking at these things but they don't make any sense. charles: right. >> so what would you do if you were jay powell? i tell you what i would do. i would slow down because our data is not giving us the high reliability view that it normally does. this is the time to slow down before you make a stupid mistake. charles: yeah. you know, unfortunately he he thinks a stupid mistake is pausing. that he will not make two stupid mistakes in a row after the transitory debacle. every time you come on the show no matter what the markets are doing you're steadfast staying invested in this market yet we're seeing pessimism readings at record breaking levels or near record breaking levels. how do you explain that? >> oh, my god, that is the easiest question you ever asked me. the more pessimistic investors are the more bullish you have got to be. everybody who can sell has sold. charles: don, why even, professionals investors, active money managers are not exposed to the market. mutual

>> that's a great question, because this is kind of topsy-turvy.reat for workers, but we're in this weird time where we actually want to see the jobs market slow down, because until it does, inflation will continue to be a big problem. so, you look at september's job gains of 263,000. it's softer compared to recent months, by there's still a lot of hiring happening. other signs that jobs picture is strong, the unemployment rate falling to 3.5% because fewer people looked for work. and wages, they cooled off but remain elevated, so you take all of these numbers, and they're one more piece of the puzzle that the federal reserve is putting together as it determines how much longer to keep raising rates and by how much. the big takeaway from this report today, the fed will continue on its aggressive rate-hiking path to tame hot inflation. that's why we saw the stock market tank today with the dow falling more than 600 points, because the thinking is the stronger jobs data, it means that things aren't getting any easier for the fed. so, at its next meet

it's this topsy-turvy kind of reasoning that the court is also going to use in its affirmative actionng to say, i think, that allowing racial minorities to attend these universities is actually discriminating against them. since this very shallow sense of color blindness that these conservative justices are going to use to eradicate all color conscious remedies to real civil rights violations. >> if anybody thinks we are live in a color blind society, i want to remind them to the racist backlash to the first black president. i want to move to more of the harper. this is a case that revolves around the so-called independent legislature doctrine. and it could severely limit the ability of state courts to rule on any matter involving federal election. okay? that is key. leaving that power solely to the tape state legislature, and whichever party controls it. maya, state court oversight or federal elections. that is essential inspiring us from a constitutional crisis back in 2020. doesn't this case threat to remove that barrier, or that protection? >> it certainly does. look, this is a ca

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it's been a long road to get here, an unbelievably topsy—turvy deal. it's worth reflecting on it.ffer accepted to buy twitter in april, he could barely contain his excitement. but that initial enthusiasm soon began to wane. mr musk tried to pull out of the deal, twitter though wasn't having any of it. the two sides were due to face a judge who would decide if elon musk had to legally buy the company. but then, another reversal, suddenly elon musk did want to buy twitter. officially he said he was buying the company to create the everything app called x, the details of which are still sketchy. but it's also likely that mr musk believed that he would have lost the court case and wished to avoid facing a potentially damaging deposition. so what does this deal mean for the future of twitter? well, it appears as though mr musk is going to sweep aside twitter�*s top executives including its chief executive parag agrawal. it means musk would be free to enact his vision of free speech. that may well mean that one donald trump, banned from twitter after the capitol hill riots, will be invi

it's been a long wait to get here, and unbelievably topsy—turvy deal. it's worth reflecting on it.on musk had an offer accepted by twitter in april, he could barely contain his excitement. but that initial enthusiasm soon began to wane. mr musk tried to pull out of the deal but twitter wasn't having any of it. the two sides were due to face a judge who would decide if elon musk had to legally buy the company. but then, another reversal, suddenly elon musk did want to buy twitter. officially he said he was buying the company to create the everything app called x, that it are sketchy but it is believed that elon musk would have lost the court case and wished to avoid a potentially damaging position. so what does this mean for the future of twitter? it appears as though elon musk is going to sweep aside the top executives including the chief executive parag agrawal, leaving him free to enact his vision of free speech. that may way mean that one donald trump, banned from twitter after the capitol hill riots, will be invited back onto the platform. the controversial us president now has

very topsy—turvy. back to you both. more rain by sunday. very topsy-turvy. back to you both.last year. christmas is on the horizon and it may be something you've and upstairs in their shop, where they sell second hand and discounted new toys, takings are also massively down, which means they may struggle to buy all the presents they need. worst case is we fail. there'll be children sat at home with no presents, no christmas dinner either. and, by the sounds of things, no electricity, no heating, and no food on the table. it isn't just about toys, what we do. we give children the chance who have got nothing to be normalfor a period because of what we give to them. and this year in particular, this cost of living crisis, it's already biting? 100%. it's just dreadful. you can just see it in how people move around the shop. they come, they don't buy because they don't have the money. you feel sorry for them just looking at them perusing the 95p, the £2.95, the £1.95 priced items. and if they're struggling to get those, what's left? if you can scrimp a bit each week then you do, b

but it is notjust plants and trees being thrown off by this topsy—turvy autumnal weather. op on our baseline food chain, with insects not being there as part of the food source, so it is having a major impact. when autumn is squashed by summer, wildlife and plants get squeezed too. fragile ecosystems being caught out by the fickle climate. duncan kennedy, bbc news. it seems only right to look at tomorrow's weather. good evening. it's been another mild day, in fact, it's been a mild month. temperatures once again, as you can see for the rest of the year have been above the long—term average in central england, by quite some way in october. and with the southerly wind as well, it's pumping up lots of moisture. it's been a thoroughly wet day in northern ireland, 30 or 40 mm here. and that rain still coming down, so some issues with flooding potentially and heavy thundershowers in the south. so not the best of evenings if heading out and about. we have got flashes of lightning and cracks of thunder and an escalating wind adding in the mix. with that wet weather means tricky tr

it's so topsy-turvy, jared, good news, bad news the president keeps talking about how strong the economyrate a slowdown in demand so, you know, everyone time the president says things are awesome, things are great, we've got -- job numbers are staying in there solid, it just means that there's no pivot coming see how hard it is to walk that line, jared? >> yeah, i hear you. but both of those things can be true and i would argue are true. the president has talked about this over the past few months, a transition from the breakneck growth pace of 2021 to more steady and stable growth that's what has to happen to ease inflationary pressures. by many metrics, that's precisely what's happening our goal is to maintain the strength of the labor market while doing all we can and respecting the fed's independence as they do all they can to reduce price pressures. when you have an unemployment rate that's close to a 50-year low, you're creating jobs at the kind of pace that we're seeing, i think it's very hard to make any kind of an argument that the economy is not good. i think the economy -- and

a touch of the topsis on the chilly side. down to dorset we will see some cloud and rain arriving by the end of the day. but really at the end of the day so enjoy the sunshine, the pleasant feeling, 12—18. it will be increasingly wet and windy overnight. racking up at quite a pace in the heaviest of the rain looks likely to be into northern ireland, northern england, pushing up ireland, northern england, pushing up into scotland through the early hours of the morning. we might see this trailing weather front and the south—east first thing. early birds on monday morning, you may gets caught in showers. that should be easing away during the morning rush hour. the low pressure scented to the far north—west is going to once again push and plenty of sharp showers through northern ireland and scotland. some will be happy with the odd rumble of thunder but it will be another beautiful day for many. the winds will generally be lighter across the country and still from a largely south—westerly direction, so still a mild source for thi

m speaker, this is certainly a topsy—turvy tory government.ressed _ election? mr speaker, we have already addressed that, - election? mr speaker, we have already addressed that, but. election? mr speaker, we have already addressed that, but i i election? mr speaker, we have - already addressed that, but i would say, as i said in the summer, inflation is indeed the enemy. it makes everyone poorer and that's why it will be a priority of our government to grip and reduce inflation and provide support to people who need it as we do. this autumn, people who need it as we do. this autumn. i — people who need it as we do. this autumn. i am _ people who need it as we do. t�*i 3 autumn, i am launching people who need it as we do. t�*i 3 autumn, lam launching my people who need it as we do. t�*i 3 autumn, i am launching my campaign to extend the chilton area of natural beauty across thousands of acres of searing beauty, chalk streams and valuable habitats that happen to surround the wonderful town of hitchen in my constituency. with the prime ministerjo

sunak will want to provide some stability for the economic markets that things are not going to be topsy—turvytive headquarters yesterday. he will want to reward some of the mps who spent the last few months coming on breakfast and coming out to but for him, saying he was the right man with the right plan. people like dominic raab, one of mr sunak�*s biggest backers. at the same time he needs to bring in other wings of the party. the message we are getting from team sunak is that he wants a cabinet that would bring in what he —— they call all the talent tos the conservative party. people from the right of the party, maybe some of boris johnson's right of the party, maybe some of borisjohnson's allies, maybe some allies of liz truss. it is a tricky job. there's only so many people you can fit around that table. mr sunak has got to figure out a way of doing it, rewarding the people who have got into downing street, but also bringing in different wings of his party. bringing in different wings of his -a . bringing in different wings of his la . ., bringing in different wings of his -a . ., , ., b

shocks, you have one of these major shocks, you don't go turning the markets up and down with some topsy—turvy. nick, it's really good to have your thoughts, thank you. - hold. nick, it's really good to have your thoughts, thank you. it i hold. nick, it's really good to have your thoughts, thank you. it is i your thoughts, thank you. it is important to have that kind of context of what we have been through before and where we find ourselves now. nickjones, former bbc political correspondent, thank you. just a reminder we are waiting for a press conference and we are told it will be with the prime minister liz truss a little later in downing street. still waiting for a time to be confirmed. as soon as we know what the time will be, we will bring that to you on bbc news. lots of expectations about what might be announced of course. there will be plenty of speculation but we will get more detail from the plenty of speculation but we will get more detailfrom the prime minister later today. we willjust leave that story for a while and keep an eye on events in downing street as the chancellor makes