joining me now exclusively is current levi strauss ceo chip bergh.e back. >> great to be with you. >> big announcement, how did this come together give us some of the back story, if you could >> sure. well, you know, as any board would do, our board of directors has had a very rigorous process, which i've been involved in, i'm on the board, around ceo succession and we've been working it more than four years and they reviewed twice a year external candidates as well as internal candidates and michelle's been on the list since the very, very beginning i would say we've been working it very aggressively when the activists struck kohl's in september, you know, the head hunter firm we worked with, i called him up and said it might be time to give michelle a call and see if she will answer the phone and consider another opportunity. so literally, this moved very, very quickly, the activist situation at kohl's for the third year in a he row created the opportunity for michelle to answer the phone and when she heard the opportunity was levi's, words out of

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. >>> and a good night at levi's stadium. the niners are closing in to the top of the nfc west and a playoff berth. we'll tell you what's happening next for them and why they're going to colorado before their game >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. it's not often a pro football player breaks down in tears during a postgame news conference, but it happened to raiders quarterback derek carr. yesterday after another disappointing loss, carr had enough. he said the weight of a nine roller coaster years with the raiders organization has finally hit him. >> sorry for being emotional. i'm just pissed off about some of the things, you know, that a lot of us try and do just to practice, what we put our bodies through just to sleep at night. >> this went on for just a bit. the raiders lost to the colts yesterday and now have a dismal 2-7 record under their new head coach. derek carr, class act. we've known him around here when the raiders were in oakland and now into las vegas. >>> on the other flip side of the coin, levi's

levi's has got a great niche chip has done a great job.me what the most challenged group is in the entire market is apparel the only company that is doing really well in apparel, even though i like ralph lauren, is lulu it's a rough business to be in apparel is one of those -- i haven't seen it challenged since the 1990s. they have no power against the chase. none so think about that. pvh. there's stock for you. >> yeah. it doesn't look good it's 18 months it's a transition period takes over as president. you see the bottom of the screen stepping down december 2nd from kohl's but it will be 18 months before mr. berg is the ceo of levi's. >> there have been activists for kohl's >> forever they have all taken shots at it. the board has been very loyal to michelle goss. i don't know if this was an opportunity she saw or it was time >> you can return things to amazon there and they have sephora. >> the amazon partnership you had early hopes for. >> yeah, i know. but so what. it hasn't meant anything a lot of people tells they would buy. you're

stacie schaible sat down with levi and his dad to hear the full story. >> 11 year-old levi stock only has faced reminders of being struck by lightning. it happened while his family was out voting last summer. there's a little my training here all the way down. >> yeah, there's very, very faint know. and that swear it hopped out. levi's parents. remember that fateful day, all too well, just the sheer power. remember feeling the polls. so those holding steering will go back. you felt it most powerful thing in riverhead. it may. derek jumped in the water and pulled levi out. >> he started cpr immediately. and that's what saved his son's life. so i started in the pressing compressions and then i >> they pulled the boat up to the beach right there. and then we got him off the boat onto the ground. >> derek continued cpr until the ambulance arrived and took levi to the hospital. >> i knew you had a pulse. i don't know if he's going to be breathing on his own. and we were just praying the whole time. still, it wasn't until 02:00am the next morning that levi finally spoke. his first words >>

now let's head out to levi stadium was head back out over there to west.re find our kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney. now kate, this niners defense has been special. they haven't allowed a point in the 2nd half all month. has it been as impressive in person as it has for me watching on tv? >> yeah, jason, it's absolutely like witnessing greatness in action. defensive coordinator demeco ryans has a motto. it's swarm that stance for special work ethic and relentless mindset. and that is exactly what you're seeing from this defense on the field. relentless. he likes them to swarm the ball on every single play. and that's what we're seeing today. fred warner flying all over the field. nick bosa his inevitable sack dre greenlaw talanoa hufanga making plays the unsung to sean gibson. jimmie ward chart various word in the secondary wherever you look, there's the forty-niners player in coverage. an opposing offense is better. watch out. now, of course, the saints made a couple plays. chris sullivan made a couple plays on income made a couple plays. but overall

that was designed _ in social care levy. that was designed by borisjohnson in social care levy.unak— designed by borisjohnson and rishi sunak to _ designed by borisjohnson and rishi sunak to actually help with social care spending, something like that tax cut— care spending, something like that tax cut is— care spending, something like that tax cut is gone. there does not seem to be _ tax cut is gone. there does not seem to be any— tax cut is gone. there does not seem to be any money down the back of the self to _ to be any money down the back of the self to help— to be any money down the back of the self to help people, and meanwhile social— self to help people, and meanwhile social care — self to help people, and meanwhile social care remains in a morass. john— social care remains in a morass. john stapleton, it is very difficult to find a positive on this story, isn't it? as a pointed out on the guardian, winter is coming, flu, covid, record vacancies of staff and nurses in the nhs. it goes on. it does go on. we are short of 40,000 cavers in the community as well. presumably

there is no free lunch, levi's unbuttoned, good stuff.thank you for being here, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. stuart: republicans are planning to punish woke wall street once they take controlling january. what have they got planned? ashley: a simple message to big financial firms. stop appeasing the left with woke business practices, keep financing fossil fuels and cut ties with china. that's it. republicans will have committee leads and subpoena powers to back that up in the new year. gop lawmakers singling out asset managers as targets because of climate investing practices they see as hostile to oil, gas and coal. you see that -- gop senators demanding law firms preserve documents related to how they advise on environmental and social initiatives which signal a potential investigation. republican lawmakers who have a friendlier relationship with wall street have grown increasingly frustrated with financial firms that have taken social stances, this is with the conservative movement. stuart: tom brady and his ex-wife aren't t

levy. not levy. how high that right? jonathan? i stamped out in big capital, letters so i would not score. without the chief for commercial officer's even go. including max stanbury. hi, matt. managing director of highland electric incorporated, i will also hear from gave -- gave that away, the president and ceo of transportation association. finally, we will hear from gary. johnson with whom i served as, governor i think was governor of new mexico. he's changed a lot. different -- probably. even though you are a close relative i'm sure the other gary, johnson perhaps. delay that you've. come today. he actually went for, president as well. didn't he? he does a lot better than i did. we're gonna hear from gary. testify on behalf of national sands dumb and gravel association. and lastly we will hear from, is it ali? are you ever something called something different, like ally? no, i'm sure. we are glad to see ali. thanks for bringing these guys with. you we will hear, from you president -- co

jennifer sey's new book is camming out tomorrow november 15 called "levi's unbuttoned." biden's big trip to asia has not gone to according to plan. on sunday, joe biden was in cambodia. he appeared to think he was really in columbia. >> i want to thank the prime minister of columbia's leadership and for hosting all of us. >> today in indonesia, joe biden struggled to read his own notes. >> i'm having a hard time reading this. reuters. >> tulsi: this makes me sad to see. but more importantly, it's really sad because he's the president of the united states. he's making hugely consequential decisions that are impacting every one of us here at home and the world. dr. marc siegel is joining us now to share his insight on what we're seeing here. thanks, dr. siegel. >> tulsi, before i start on this, i want to point out that a year ago on world kindness day, you tweeted something brilliant which is that kindness comes from respect and love and we're all children of god together. i echo that sent men today in a column. it's very important that we remember that when coming out aft

one of them is 70 year old levi with dental plan and his ultimate mike. we are really suffering salad and be a little bit more fun now. it's just dry dry. i have no rain fall at all this week or i and her family came to town because their village had run out of water. they used to rely on the rain for farming, but the rain stopped falling. over the years, the family sold everything they had to buy food. now. finally, they decided to come here. now the children transport water for money. for 5 people sleep outside, 5 inside the shack. i 1st name is xander sal. it's a tiny house, but it's all we can afford to rent. not ours. ours is in the village far from here . but we come here because we need access to water. we brought all the kids here and they work here as water carriers now i'm one of them but ran with the parents. there are people transporting water all along the dusty roads. many of them are children, like sienna, clara sia, the 13 year old who prefer to be in school now. but her family needs water and the river is more than 10 kilometers away. sat

so it's going santa clara next week as well at levi stadium.orts night live. >> now, as kate just said next week, the dolphins head into levi's stadium. that means mike mcdaniel where he most feared and jeff wilson junior will make their return to levi stadium. all of them had some great moments in the red and gold. so it should be a good reception, think? well, where he most or had some interesting words for his own team this week. in an article for go long, td dot com for him said we have way better talent here. we have a quarterback who can actually slinging the rock. interesting now most are did the classic backtrack. he said in a tweet after that article was released, what clickbait not once did i dog jimmy g in my interview. did i praise our quarterback? one? yeah, i did. but i also throughout compliments to my former quarterback. but hey, let's leave that part out. i don't know expected. i mean, the proof was pretty much into putting with those he's been in the nfl long enough to know those quotes are going to make headlines. so we'll se

if the same levi let's speak frankly, and in the same way and very many uh, they said.hat do you need break up? yes, and churchill spoke out. what is a sin to conceal about the fact that russia should be destroyed, yes, but it was not so cynical when communicating with nazism. yes, as an ideology, that is, nazism is superior once, it is different or specifically necessary once, which must be destroyed. in any case, it’s not just the state that should be destroyed for them once. here we see a curious moment that the forty-fifth year has passed about him in the west. ultimately forgotten. let's face the called facts, straight them out holding back nothing. they completely restored what was before the forty-fifth year, but this one is a colonialism of the direct sense of the british sense. if you like, if we take, uh, british journalism of the 19th century and read it, we will see how the british hated even the irish, calling them more disgusting, and white monkeys, than africans. now it has passed into the shell of such a culturally valuable russia. why has this aggravati

mic michelle gass will join levis as president with plans to become levis' ceo over the next 18 months proponent of athleisure clothes and it's interesting to note that levis is a family-controlled business. at cokohl's gass has been under attack meantime, kohl's announcing it is appointing former burlington store crowe tom kings bury as ceo. he joined the board as part of a settlement with activist investors. shares sharply higher on the news it preannounced and numbers were better than expected meantime, levi's shares are in the red. questions, about kohl's new interim ceo -- the real estate, investors have been pushing. w no comment from the activist, but he's got to be happy to see his board director become ceo here certainly in the meantime, investors appear pleased as well with the news. >>> take a look at disney. shares are popping ahead of earnings after the bell. we're going to break down the key number straight ahead. >> that story plus, not popping anymore, now lower we'll tell you what to look for. >> crypto on a wild ride today just look around. this digital age we're livi

because it is levied on the profits for the i is levied on the profits for the energy— is levied on thet sort of seems like it would be inevitable, yet the government until recently were saying we don't really agree with the idea in principle of agree with the idea in principle of a windfall tax because we think it will discourage energy companies from investment in the uk and from making progress on green goals. to be honest with you, i believe that the government has not gone too far with respect to the windfall taxes. labour _ with respect to the windfall taxes. labour has — with respect to the windfall taxes. labour has been chasing... it has been _ labour has been chasing... it has been saying — labour has been chasing... it has been saying for ten months now, there _ been saying for ten months now, there should be a windfall tax not only to _ there should be a windfall tax not only to the energy sector but also other— only to the energy sector but also other businesses who have benefited due to _ other businesses who have benefited due to the _ other businesses who have benefited

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a tax so—called energy profits levy.fective, do you know how much shell paid out on its £26 million profit? not a single penny. my friends, the conservatives are both totally incompetent and morally bankrupt. in the conservatives almost bankrupted britain as well, with their unfunded tax cuts for the super wealthy. their unfunded tax cuts for the superwealthy. instead their unfunded tax cuts for the super wealthy. instead of tackling the cost of living crisis seriously, they chose to treat the british economy as their own personal playground, using people as playthings in their reckless game of fantasy economics. just look at the damage. for our country, billions of pounds extra on the national debt, pension funds at risk, inflation through the risk, export to the floor. predictions for the longest recession in history. and for struggling families across britain, a mortgage crisis, with people's monthly payments up by hundreds of pounds, millions of families struggling to pay. never again can the conservatives claim to b

will have kate rooney live from levi's. maybe the niners can make a comeback.ut now let's go los vegas head coach saturday making his head coaching debut against the raiders and we pick things up in the 3rd quarter. colts down 14 to 13 until. jonathan taylor started doing taylor, things. >> that's why he's one of the best running backs in football. colts unsuccessful on the 2 point conversion. it's a 19 to 14 game. but the raiders they answer same score in the car moves up in the pocket and he hits davante adams and the scene. 48 yard pitch and catch. 2 point conversion. no good raiders lead 2019, but with 507, left. matt ryan back under center after being benched earlier in the season. 5 parris campbell, who turns on the jets says he finds the endzone colts take this one. 25 20 jeff saturday winds. his debut after the game. derek carr was extremely emotional. 47. >> a lot of us trying to just to practice. we put our bodies through just to sleep at night. and for that to be the result. of all that effort. this is me off. >> not sure the tears are going to save

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think that continues you want to be defensive, the walmarts, and dollar generals of the world. >> for levis a good hire when you think about how difficult it is for brand to get -- jeff just mentioned amazon it's a big customer of levi, kohl's was nearly a 4% customer. it seems like probably a good hire for a company like that, trying to negotiate or navigate this changing retail environment with bricks and mortar, and having this barbell approach. >> what do they call it when you bury the lead? they call it that, but here's the lead -- they guided higher for the third quarter and more operating margins were better. 4.7% this stock should be higher, to jeff mills' point. the transition is not entirely the story. this stock will probably see, i don't know, 16% or so, trading at a trough multiple in an environment where stocks like this can go up 15, 20% on nothing. i they you can own it here. >> guy makes it seems like it's just been simply fallow to use carter's term, dead money or fallow >> something about being dead where fallow has potential if you make use of something, like a fallow f

we head back out to levi stadium.l kate rooney breaks down the game with our forty-niners insider. >> greg graham hang tight. >> welcome back to sports night live. we're almost a month into the nba season and the warriors have yet to win a road game. the sluggish start has come to a surprise many but when you really break it down is easy to see this team's flaws. yes, the starting 5 is rock solid improbably the best unit in basketball. but after that 5, there are many question marks. jordan poole has an adjusted tall. the new attention defenses are given the 3 young guys. wiseman, moody have all been inconsistent at best. it's been a tricky puzzle for steve kerr to figure out he gave it another go tonight in sacramento over in sac, everybody. look at mike brown. i miss him in san francisco have everywhere due full basketball early, keep an eye on steph curry on the bottom of your screen. >> nice backdoor cut. draymond green finds him for the easy lay-up warriors down 2 at the break, though, just a trend in the 4th. wh

president biden threatens to impose more levies on oil firm'' record profits. meanwhile, prices drive aramco to bump up profits. credit suisse chairman axel lehmann tells bloomberg that the bank is not open to take over discussions. >> we are going to decide -- thrive again, so we do not have any takeover discussions at this point. we believe we will stay independent. dani: this morning, it is yields lower, dollar lower, stocks higher after the 75 basis point hike from the fed this week. perhaps they will go 50 or 25 after that, but before we can get to a step down, we have got to get 75 first and we have two cpi reports before that december meeting. there is a lot to factor in. if we get 50 basis points come december, that is still a jumbo hike. that is part of the reason we saw bonds selloff yesterday. have come down a bit and we are just above 4%. a little bit of back and forth. it would still be hawkishness. are we going too far with the steps change narrative? despite that, asia is taking it as an opportunity to sell the dollar, the dollar weaker by 0.4 pe

. >>> and the 49ers putting on a show at levi's stadium this afternoon. vern will join us shortly with the highlights. >>> and speaking of levi's stadium. the lights are still on. that's the strew from the overview above mineta airport. you can see mount tam in the distance. vern will have more good news on that coming up in the a bit. i need to talk about the 70 degrees we hit there today and why we're not doing that again in the next seven days and there's rain coming this week. forecast is next. >>> welcome back. we want to introduce you to a woman leading her east bay food bank through one of the most challenging seasons ever. >> kpix 5 itay hod explains why the mission is so personal. >> bye guys. >> reporter: at a time of so much uncertainty, there is one thing liz gomez knows for sure. that 2022 holiday season will be her most challenging ever. >> back when i started, it was known that the thanksgiving month was the busiest time for food banks. now it's every month is busy for food banks. i'm liz gomez. >> reporter: for the last 25 years liz has wo

back in 94. >> it was no levi stadium back then. but, at the time, the brazilian team, they were the rock stars. everyone they went, people followed. file was the masseter that was going to be accompanying the team. they work hard and they play hard at night. >> they stayed up late. >> that is what i remember. let's talk about this particular world cup in the u.s. men's team. did you know that they made the round of 16 the last two times they played in the 2014 and 2010. 2022, as a result of today, no stage greater . iran was in the way. u.s. was on attack. pulisic with the first world cup goal for the star player had a great sacrifices as he collided with a goalie. status for the next game is questionable because of a pelvic bruise. i ran with the best chance to go score was the 90th minute. walker zimmerman was there to save a goal . iran wanted a penalty, did not get appears, the united states in a win or go home situation. they handled its business. they won the game 1-0. they will take on the netherlands this saturday. pulisic

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have several layers with you, but there will be no rain in the forecast to spoil any you have at levi'sight with those clear skies plenty of stars dipping to 33 in santa rosa 37 in san rafa 46 in the city 39 in san jose. here's the accu of the 74 cast play the next 7 days for you. chilly this morning with a lot of sunshine get used to that pattern. the mornings will feature temperatures starting out the 30s and 40s liz but that sunshine doing its job warming us up nicely through thursday, friday saturday temperatures 50s and mid 60s. wow, it looks so nice really nice pattern enjoy that. all thank you. next on abc 7 mornings at 9am road warriors all three bay area schools in action on the gridiron this saturday abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez will have all the highlights coming up in sports. (vo) a medicare advantage plan should come with all the benefits you want and zero compromises. with anthem blue cross, it can. just go to anthem.com/answers or call 833-797-4179 for a free one-on-one medicare plan review. ask about our zero dollar monthly premium plans that include dental, vision

as the levy can feed on organic waste, they now produce over 2 tons of foot lasers per day. but still not enough for farmers. we have orders of sending orders of, of 2 tons of one ton of returns or 5 times and we cannot, we can, we don't have the capacity to fulfill that or does or does luca hopes this can be an opportunity for africans to fly away from depending on imported from lasers on the tiny wings of the black so to fly moving from agriculture to architecture. the construction and operation of buildings contributes to climate change to the nato nations. estimates thought this sector is responsible for almost 40 percent of all capone oxide emissions want white wall above quite a lot of it's one reason architects around the global thinking about alternatives like using different building materials and we went to morocco to see an example of all saw in the industry are doing the i bits ha, new buildings and morocco are usually made with concrete. that means they usually warm up quickly and aren't very sustainable. lots of c o 2 has produced during the construction and th

as the levy confident organic waste. they now produce over 2 times a foot lasers per day. but still not enough for farmers. we have orders of sending orders of, of 2 times, or one time of the returns or 5 times. and we can, we can, we don't have the capacity to, to fulfill that or does or does luca hopes these can be an opportunity for africans to fly away from, depending on imported from lasers on the tiny wings of the black. so to fly, moving from agriculture to architecture, the construction and operation of buildings contributes to climate change to the nato nations. estimates thought this sector is responsible for almost 40 percent of all capone oxide emissions want white wall above quite a lot of it's one reason architects around the globe are thinking about alternatives like using different building materials. and we went to morocco to see an example of all saw in the industry are doing the i bits. bah, new buildings and morocco are usually made with concrete. that means they usually warm up quickly and aren't very sustainable. lots of c o 2 is produced during the c

peter levy. employees helped hand out the turkeys.n stopped cars in the street and drove to different shopping centers to hand them out. area nonprofit began delivering a record number of meals for the holidays today, but the meals on wheels team itself is in need. after a fire destroyed their offices. ktvu is jana katsuyama reports on the call for help. caring comes in many forms. and on this tuesday, warm wishes came packed in ice cereal, fruit, oatmeal, all of those kinds of things with bags of food for the thanksgiving holiday. how are you on wheels, staff and volunteers are making sure neighbors get enough to eat this week. spaghetti and meatballs. at this stop, rosalie said her doctor first called the meals on wheels diablo region, she said. i was losing too much way and she felt i wasn't eating well, a simple need fulfilled, but sometimes even those who help others need a little help themselves. we had a random electrical fire. and it was a saturday night. thank goodness nobody was there. the fire that destroyed their office ha

as you note, $140,000 of taxes has been levied on additional income at that limit. i think that is an opportunity for parties to come together and agree on a potential path forward that could help address a part of the solvency. host: when it comes to the debt ceiling, what is the best avenue for reform and one is the best way to change it from its current form? guest: in regards to the debt limit, there is a bill that was introduced in congress called the responsible bill leveraging act which would keep the debt limit but bring it back to a point where we can utilize the debt limit to have these discussions. it would do you risk the debt limit and put to bed the risk of potential default. i would encourage the president to be able to spend the debt limit and he or she would have to provide a kind of fiscal accountability plan, away to explain how the government can get its fiscal house in order. it would also allow congress -- they would either have to go to disapprove of that measure and then it would allow congress the power to address the debt limit with their c

to city authority has no partnered with marilla protein to manage the cities waste problem as the levy can feed organic waste. they now produce over 2 times a foot lasers per day. but still not enough for farmers. we have orders of sending orders of, of to time, of one ton of 3 times or 5 times, and we cannot, we can, we don't have the capacity to, to fulfill that or does or does luca hopes. these can be an opportunity for africans to fly away from depending on imported from lasers on the tiny wings of the black. so to fly moving from agriculture to architecture. the construction and operation of buildings contributes to climate change to the native nations. estimates that this sector is responsible for almost 40 percent of all capone oxide emissions want white wall above quite a lot of it's one reason architects around the globe are thinking about alternatives like using different building materials. and we went to morocco to see an example of all saw in the industry are doing the i bits. bah, new buildings and morocco are usually made with concrete. that means they usually warm up qu

the miami dolphins owner runs a massive development near levi stadium. the 49ers said we congratulate all candidates on other campaigns and move forward in the spirit of cold partnership. re-elected council members, looking to support their community. >>> three children are among five people who died in a wrong way crash. it happened just after midnight on highway 4 chp says the car carrying the children was going the wrong way when it smashed into an suv, killing the lone driver. investigators are still trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> in berkeley, westbound lanes of i-80 have reopened after a deadly crash involving a motorcyclist. in fact, it says the car first hit the writer near the gilman street ramp, then a tow truck that the victim died at the scene. three westbound lanes of highway 80 were closed for two hours after the crash. >>> still ahead, it is not something you expect to hear about someone just 20 years old. this guy right here, a bay area man fighting his way back after a rare stroke. >> he worked his butt off. h

ever levied in history. rushes in the sea is in tatters. huh. and it is the kremlin that has put rush us economy on the path of oblivion. in concert with our allies, we would agree a massive package of economic sanctions designed in time to hobble the russian economy. now, with the sanctions closing the european market to russia, moscow has been diverting its trade elsewhere. marcia's trade with asia has increased by more than a 3rd since january, and it is now india's largest oil supplier. meanwhile, turkey here has said it as agreed to russian plans to create an international hub for gas supply to europe with an career seeking to position itself as an alternative to russian energy. when it comes to the sanctions at norland maha parts ra, a new delhi bass professor of russian on central asian studies. it says it's europe that suffers the most because the sang some that imposing the whole utopian economy suffering even greater any. so putting a lot lovely, because i'll be in the water in blacks the and these are, you will find it if you cal

uh, for example, bernard henri levy yes, a philosopher who philosophical methodologically justifies thisn. this is violence, and, uh, in my opinion, in a very , uh, hmm, pompous, snobbish tone. why, if earlier the west spoke for it exclusively. now it is their doctrine of exclusivity, and they are ready to fight for this value of exclusivity to the last. there is an asian belarusian, a ukrainian russian, any other, except for themselves, and they are right, this racism cultural plan. they are promoting. this is a certain ideology and justification of neo-colonialism by other methods. yes. today they do not capture countries, but they do not capture their financial systems in these countries. they are taking over technology. they cover their markets and it is their task to sell us their task, to force us to listen, watch uh and have fun, as they say, and live according to their patterns, which, well, before they did not dare to speak out so directly, that is, there was no such public. well, let's just say that i don't give a damn about the opinion of everyone else, e message and the frank

will actually go extended and the levy will actually 9° up extended and the levy will actually go up% to 30%, and also more companies will fall into scope. kevin, anna was saying she is hard pushed to find anyone against it, is that how you say it? i pushed to find anyone against it, is that how you say it?— that how you say it? i think on the riaht of that how you say it? i think on the right of the _ that how you say it? i think on the right of the conservative - that how you say it? i think on the right of the conservative party, i that how you say it? i think on the right of the conservative party, a l right of the conservative party, a lot of— right of the conservative party, a lot of mp5 — right of the conservative party, a lot of mps will not be happy. idea logically _ lot of mps will not be happy. idea logically they are opposed to windfall taxes even though margaret thatcher_ windfall taxes even though margaret thatcher introduced one on the banks in the _ thatcher introduced one on the banks in the 19805. they see it as anti—bu5ine55, and it would deter investment. in fact,

k great reporting. >> at levi's stadium. thanks, kate. >> all right. over in sac, the dubs taking on mike brown and the kings. beautiful basketball here, steph curry with the backdoor cut. >> draymond green finds him right there for easy lay-up warriors were down to do at the break. now in the 4th quarter warriors down 9. but they went on a 13 to run. here is part of that klay thompson, 3. he had 5 of them on the night. 17 points does up to. the kings immediately went on the run of their own the and the ends up the air and fox hits the 3 11 of his. 22 came into 4 kings. up one, 15, one, 13 out here with the dagger. fox misses. but domantas sabonis gets the offensive rebound and put back. get this. he had 26 points. 22 rebounds and 8 assists. kings win one 20 to one 15 warriors remain winless on the road. they face the spurs tomorrow night at chase center. all righty. that is you look at sports. back to you guys. >> jason, thank you. want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at sfo tonight. a plane just landed to really clear n

ten defendants spent eight months onnd trial in a manhatta courtroom accused of conspiring to levy a war of urban terrorism against the united states. there was an outburst from one of the two american defendants when the jury finally announced its verdict. >> police were all over the manhattan federal courthouse as the largest terrorism trial in u.s.t history ended after one week of deliberations. the jurors known only by number found blind muslim sheikh and nine of his followers guilty of seditious conspiracy to wage a war of urban terrorism to pressure the u.s. to change its middle east policy. with the sheikh of the spiritual leader, the terrorist plot includedpl bombing five new yor landmarks withinw a 12-square mile area within ten minutes. the sheikh and el sayid face life in prison without parole. >> ten people were found guilty of seditious conspiracy against the american government in that trial. seditious conspiracy is a big charge. it is an old one. it dates back to the civil war era. the statute defines it this way. if two or more persons conspire to overthrow, put down

let's get levi., my dear. in the next listen, my dear, you don't have to fiddle like that. i even forgave myself. ekaterina put zaliskim we are looking for the germans, who will replace the store at the combat i've been here for 20 minutes on your actions. understood what you are looking for with katerina, we suspect the germans wearing a white shirt for the evening, but i don’t think i can see from here what you can’t see from that point. look here, the german is the tallest. see? uh-huh. here he took something out of the slot of the dovecote immediately after it was given to the player. stop distracting the actor, you see, it's already specially fenced. excuse me please. we must be very scared, we will shoot. don't even worry. if you do something wrong, it's not fatal. this is a movie, the doctor does not immediately fall. set for a second, then collapsed. well understood. comes the camera will treat no. i suggest you work. you are golden sponges. such as you should live and help people, but not th

levis. >> lawrence: is that endorsement. >> steve: you just said you only wear levis.t cross-country 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox. >> brian: torso shot. >> ainsley: how do you all feel you have your saturday shows. >> lawrence: as we always say he is the face of "fox & friends" he gets a double whammy. >> brian: i get to toss to you. that's a thrill. >> steve: ainsley, i guess we are not faces on "fox & friends." >> lawrence: everybody's has a name. america's sweetheart, america's dad. >> steve: i would rather be america's dad for tax purposes. >> brian: what do you call carley? >> lawrence: carley is just a queen. >> carley: come here. >> ainsley: and soon-to-be america's momma. >> lawrence: before we go i got tell the story. one day i saw carley she is looking stuny. she said lawrence i woke up like this. i said all right, that's a queen right there. >> carley: that couldn't be further from the truth. are a two hours of meticulous hair and makeup. if i could make them think that. why not? >> lawrence: mission accomplished. >> carley: and you are the king, alw

and the signature sponsor, richard levy. martin leaving marvin levy. i wrote it down wrong and my notes notes, jeremy is has written a remarkable i will endorse it up front that's all i need to say here he graduated with with his earned his ph.d. at yale a number of years ago came to madison taught here in the history department for ten years and then i'm sorry to say was lured away to the university of texas and the lbj's of public affairs in austin, texas. the he is authored or. 11 books in all this. so this is the 11th including more recent are shortly a short time ago book called the impossible presidency of liberty. sure as guardians and a book henry kissinger. he's a he's written for the new york times post wall street and a number of he's often quoted or appears is offered an invitation to comment on various news programs and radio and television and. he hosts a podcast called this is democracy. each week. as i said at the beginning, this is an important book and a book. it makes the point that the civil war did not end with the surrender of lee

former levi strauss executive, levi's unbutton, the woke mob took my job but gave me my voice.fer sey, i first have to ask are you amused hysteria, his tear ral reactions to elon musk? he is hero to the green world what he has done with electric cars. he is public enemy number one by pretty much the whole woke world right now. are you amused by this or does it scare you a little? >> i'm mostly amused. i will say all the hand-wringing about the layoffs at twitter, meanwhile 25 million people lost their jobs due to covid lockdowns and i didn't see any of this hand-wringing about the ceos that did this. david: right. >> right now amazon and meta/facebook said they're laying off 10 or 11,000 employees. i don't see headlines and hand-wringing and hysteria about this. you know people are decrying his decision to not offer free lunch at twitter anymore. people are not in the office. they were not eating the free lunch. like any opportunity to criticize this man, the press will take because -- david: other news organizations by the way, i should mention, like cbs news just said they're

and arguably, the most consequential ever levied in history. rushes in the sea is in tatters. and it is the kremlin that has put russia economy on the path of oblivion. in concert with our allies, we will agree a massive package of economic sanctions designed in time to hobble the russian economy with the sanctions. closing the european market to russia. moscow has been diverting its trade elsewhere versus trade, for example, with asia has increased by more than a 3rd since january, and is now india's largest oil supplier, me wild turkey has said it has agreed to russian plans to create an international hub for gas supply to europe, with anchor seeking to position itself as an alternative to russian energy when it comes to the sanctions. annalynn ma harp entre anew, delhi based professor of russian and central asian studies says, is europe. this is the most because the sang some that imposing the whole european economy suffering even greater suffering that lark junior. lovely. because of the insert, it was in black, city and danger. you will find it if you can export full grai

that was all going to be paid for via a levy, the health and social care levy, something we were all that was then scrapped by liz truss and so all of a sudden that money was not there for that payment and so steve barclay, the health secretary, said this morning they had to make some very difficult choices. a very difficult decision to delay those reforms. we remain very committed to them but we recognise there is an immediate issue, particularly in hospitals we have 13,500 people who are ready to discharge but were not able to do so. that is having a knock—on effect in areas like ambulances and the flow through hospital, and the prime cause of that, not the only cause, but the prime cause, on that is around social care so it's right that we are targeting investment, 2.8 billion next year, 4.7 billion the year after. part of that clear commitment from the prime minister and the chancellor to invest in health and care. 8 billion going into 2024, so we are prioritsing the funding we need to get that flow into the hospitals, and key amongst that is getting more funding into social care

if the same levi let's speak directly, yes, and the king and very many, uh, they said.yed? yes, and churchill spoke out. what is a sin to conceal about the fact that russia should be destroyed, yes, but it was not so cynical when communicating with nazism. yes, as an ideology, that is, nazism is superior once, it is another, or specifically need one time to be destroyed. in any case, not just the state destroyed must be destroyed once. here we see a curious moment that the forty-fifth year has passed about him in the west. ultimately forgotten. let's face it, they're called facts, there's nothing holding them back. they completely restored what was before the forty-fifth year, but this one is a colonialism of the direct sense of the british sense. if you like, if we take the nineteenth century british journalism and read it, then we will see how the british they even hated the irish, calling them more disgusting, and white monkeys, than the africans. now it has passed into the shell of such a culturally valuable russia. why has this aggravation happened now, because it

i've decided that from january 1st until march 28th, we will increase the energy profits levy from 25%structure of our energy market also creates windfall profits for low carbon electricity generation, so from january 1st, we've decided to introduce a new temporary 45% levy on electricity generators. together, these measures raise £14 billion next year. the other half of his plan is for spending restraint — discipline and efficiency, he called it. but there will be more than £2 billion a year put into schools and money for the nhs too. i will increase the nhs budget in each of the next two years by £3.3 billion. the chief executive of the nhs, amanda pritchard, has said that this should provide sufficient funding for the nhs to fulfil its key priorities. she said it shows the government is serious about its commitment to prioritise our nhs. 3.3 billion for the nhs. £4.7 billion for social care, a record £8 billion package for our health and care system. that is a conservative government putting the nhs first. mr hunt said pensions and benefits will go up in line with inflation, so he s