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and they all stood in 2017 on a tory manifesto that committed to getting rid of the universal payments for pensioners so they can see what their commitment is. as for the budget, they're driving up productivity. he. >> prime minister? >> mr. speaker, we're driving up productivity, prosperity and living standards. that's a pay rise for the three million over the lowest pay and should welcome that. a pay rise for those working in n.h.s. and better than expected wage growth just before christmas. and delivered by labor, opposed by the tories. >> the economy is shrinking and did not think of who it impacted. another impact is the hospices. the hospices believe it will cost them another 30 million pounds. yesterday they voted to accept care and charities and hospitals from their tax and labor voted it down. can the prime minister at least agree to fund hospices so they can continue their invaluable work helping people at the end of their lives? >> mr. speaker, we put a record amount into the n.h.s. in the budget to deal with the problem that they left? will set out the funding arrangements

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but it's challenging though too, for the tories, isn't it?ouchen, the teesside mayor, who said he felt kemi badenoch had to say more about immigration, had to not leave a vacuum for nigel farage. this was what the shadow home secretary, chris philp, told us this morning about their plans for a low, hard cap on migration. so there's no way that can be circumvented, i and we would set that out in law. _ in terms of numbers, - we haven't set a number yet, but we're working on that at the moment. - broadly speaking, it will be . far, far lower than the figures that were published a couple of weeks ago _ and it will also be far, - far lower than the 0br forecast accompanying the budget. that was 350,000 per year. interestingly, keir starmer- and yvette cooper have refused to set out a cap at all. so there's a big difference | there between the parties. so, interesting. that's a sort of new thing there. it's not a specific target, but the tories will set a cap for migration of lower than 300,000, which is what the government's official number crunc

the tory leader says reform online tally overtaking registered tory members, she says smells of fakery. farage, though, has denied those claims, calling them baseless. heavy fog has continued to cause delays and cancellations at some of the uk's busiest airports today. the majority of flights at gatwick and stansted were affected this afternoon, and delays are predicted late into the night. a number of other delays were also reported at manchester and birmingham airports, with dozens of flights delayed at heathrow. while the knock on effects from friday's delays also meant planes and pilots were out of position today, leaving some passengers stranded. earlier, independent travel correspondent simon calder told us people need to check before they travel. >> we saw over 150 cancellations yesterday, 48 from gatwick to and from gatwick, 42 at london city airport, 40 at london heathrow, plus some at manchester, luton and other airports. and on top of that, i'm afraid saturday hasn't begun brilliantly. british airways has cancelled 18 flights so far to and from heathrow, another four at gatw

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that is what the tories _ your own people. that is what the tories from — your own people.ds did but— tories from boris johnson onwards did but without reforming them, and the civil_ did but without reforming them, and the civil service needs huge reform, it hasnt— the civil service needs huge reform, it hasn't been reformed for far too long. _ it hasn't been reformed for far too long. it _ it hasn't been reformed for far too long, it needs much more market discipline. — long, it needs much more market discipline, he needs to be far more focused _ discipline, he needs to be far more focused driven, and civil servants know _ focused driven, and civil servants know that, — focused driven, and civil servants know that, but it needs leadership, and another mistake than keir starmer, _ and another mistake than keir starmer, why did you wait for so long _ starmer, why did you wait for so long before appointing the new head of the _ long before appointing the new head of the civil_ long before appointing the new head of the civil service? —— another mistake — of the civil service?

and yet your dad was a tory. didn't he vote tory? he was a working—class tory, yeah.you put a beggar "on horseback, you'll ride into hell." and he felt that labour people hadn't been trained to lead the way tories had. was your dad or your mum, were your parents religious? yeah, my dad was, um, my dad was catholic. he was raised a catholic. he was a cradle catholic, as we call them. and then my mum changed to... she converted at the time of marriage, which i think was quite a common thing. because, again, i would say that most comedians, particularly those who for years have explored what you call dirt and filth and sex, they're not naturally seen as observant religious people. no. but you have come out in recent years as being absolutely a believing, observant catholic. yeah, well, i'd say one of the few areas that talk about sex more than i do is the catholic church. they chuckle. not in the same way. no, but they are obsessed with it in many, many ways. and they often see it as more important than you would think would be more basic humanitarian concerns. i mean, i

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thanks so much, tori. appreciate it. well, san rafael police say a man broke into a home, assaulted a pregnant woma, and then later tried to kidnap a patient at a nursing facility this weekend. and it turns out the suspect is the same man who police say attacked a person at a bay area mosque last spring. ktvu jana katsuyama has the new information tonight on the man's long criminal record. >> san rafael police say this man, 48 year old david jonathan margolis, is in the marin county jail. the same man who pleaded guilty to assaulting a member of a north bay mosque last march. now he's been arrested again for a new assault and attempted kidnaping. san rafael police say around 114, a m saturday, a resident on ross street called for help, saying a man had broken into their house from a back door. philip milner, a neighbor, saw police respond. >> i saw some very bright white lights that were clearly, you know, from a police car. i noticed that they were parked just down the block. maybe 4 or 5 doors down. >> san rafael polic

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excuse me tory gains ktvu fox two news. >> thank you tory.e morning. authorities in santa cruz county are still inspecting the damage after a tornado touched down in scotts valley this weekend. it hit late saturday afternoon, was strong enough to flip over cars and knock down power lines and take down trees. pg and e has now restored power to almost everyone who lives and works in the area where the tornado hit. however, cleaning up all the damage is expected to take several more days. >> our time now 533. pg and e still trying to restore power to the tens of thousands of bay area homes and businesses that lost power during that big storm over the weekend. let's quickly check the pg and e power outage map. you can see the green on your screen and the areas that have been affected that we're still watching this morning. and it was really rough weekend for people who lost power all around the bay area, who were also dealing with heavy rain, powerful winds and cold temperatures. >> cold last night. this morning we went and got dry ice for our re

our tori gaines is live in oakland here to bring us up to date. tori. >> hi. good afternoon. garcia. yeah, we were storm chasers this morning. we brought you views of how this storm is impacting the bay area. from up in the north bay, down into san francisco proper. and we ran into a lot of folks who were just out enjoying the rain. the wet weather is back in the north bay. had enough rain by early monday morning that there was an abundance of standing water on roadways and freeways, as well as off ramps down in san francisco. rain and strong winds over the weekend toppled large trees near the corner of fulton street and 36th avenue. police closing fulton for several blocks on monday due to the downed trees and power lines that remained on scene, though, the rain was coming down pretty hard in sf, we still came across lots of folks who were ready to take on this wet monday morning. some came prepared by wearing full body rain gear and even weatherproofing their bags. >> many years ago we were a two car family and then a tree fell on my partner's car. and so now we're a one ca

tori. >> yeah. that's right. now, when you think about it, for parents, there are so many things that they have to keep in order for their kids. and for some parents here in san jose, finding a new school for their children could be added to that list. some families in the alum rock union school district in san jose are facing closure concerns for yet another year. >> one day, my two son came hom. they cried. they said, mom, it's so unfair. last year we were on the struggle of closing and we fight for it. and then this year it's the same thing. >> two middle schools, four elementary schools and one combo elementary, middle school could be on the chopping block. three other schools in the alum rock district are being considered for consolidation or redesign. this is all part of the district's attempt to manage its $20 million deficit. alum rock isn't the only bay area school district struggling. oakland hayward, fremont and san francisco school districts also face tough deficits due to dwindling enrollment across

tori gaines joins us now live from lafayette. tori. >> hello.ring in a new leader for its police department. but folks here did tell me tonight that seeing the old chief leave is bittersweet. it's a new era for the lafayette police department. police chief ben aldridge, who has headed the department for seven years, is stepping down. >> this has been an opportunity of a lifetime. we have a great community, a lot of community spirit. we have a community that wants to be involved with public safety, be involved in decisions. are being made throughout the city, really. >> chief aldridge leaves behind a lasting legacy after he led the police department through some of the toughest times for a chief. >> seeing him go. it's sad, but at the same time we have a new incoming chief that ben supports that who's shadowing ben this week and will, you know, get his wisdom. and jamie is, i think, the right chief now for us. >> lieutenant james williams was selected to be the next chief after interviews with the city manager, as well as panels with the city dep

for his part, the prime minister again accused the tories of having had what he called an "open bordersker, i'm glad she now wants talk about immigration. last week, she said she didn't, and for good reason. because the previous government presided over record high levels of immigration, with figures just a few weeks ago, nearlya million on net migration. that is unprecedented. a one—nation experiment in open borders under the last government. let's take a look at the figures. official figures show that more than 20,000 people have crossed the english channel in small boats since labour took office injuly. the government says it will attempt to reduce crossings by taking action against the gangs that smuggle people into the uk. last year, under the conservative government, net migration hit a record high of more than 906,000, and immigration has been cited as a factor driving some recent defections from the tories to nigel farage's reform uk party. back to our panel then. immigration so important as a political issue both in the us and uk. isuppose political issue both in the us and uk.

i rise this evening to give value dick tori remarks -- valedictorr remarks as my service as a united states representative comes to a close. nearly 32 years ago i arrived in this chamber after the people of the most distinguished congressional district in our country gave me the honor of a lifetime to serve as their representative in the congress. over those years, i've worked to live up to that sacred trust that they placed in me and i can say that i've given it my all. in 1993, i was sworn in as a member of the largest freshman class since world -- freshmen class since world war ii, with 110 new members. and one of the 47 women elected in the house, in that year of the woman. i was the first democrat and the first woman in the history of my congressional district to represent it. during that time, i had the honor to serve among the giants of the bay area delegation. congressman george miller, congressman norm manetta. so many from the bay area known as the conscience of the house of representatives. and my forever speaker, nancy pelosi. they gave me the guidance i needed to accompl

hi, tory. >> good morning gasia. we are in san francisco. we are getting a bit of a break from this rain, but i want to show you some of the impacts of this storm this weekend. i want to show you over here we have a street closure. the police have fulton avenue closed between or. excuse me, fulton street closed between 36th and 34th avenue. that was due to downed trees and downed branches. that happened over the weekend. you take a look over there. it doesn't look that extreme. you start to take a look for the right, and it gets a little more extreme pretty quickly. and i'm going to take you all the way over here to the right where we have a giant downed tree. you see, that is a fully uprooted tree. these roots can go tens of feet into the ground and they have fully lifted out. now, this was high winds that caused these trees and these branches to just topple over, topple over this weekend. but as we know, it's wet weather like this that can bring these kind of opportunities out for these trees right when they start to get waterlogged and th

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i mean the bali is, i believe, depend on for and tories and by lot of for on tories they take the volleyball. granted. they need to realize, yeah, i guess in this country, they're there, lot of seen donations laws that needs to be respected. but the, you know, the especially drug last that was the south east asia seen countries are very strict about their drug policy following taurus that came here, they need to respect and the way that the local last other why so we'll have to pay the consequences. yeah. yeah, all right, so, so americans of the top of the list followed by australians, followed by russians for the by british. what's the deal in bali? i just, i guess western tourist has gotten there and just, i don't know just going wild. well, what are they doing and what's the problem? well, i mean this is a known a long uh, no issue. you know, many, many foreigners that came to bali going while they think what happens the bali spacing, bali, but right. they need to realize are people local people who are uh, you know, who, who, who are actual owner of this island. and they do not wish thei

ktvu is tory gains heard from one of the victims. >> shattered glass and emptied cash registers were a common sight at four oakland gas stations sunday morning. oakland police confirming to ktvu that robbers hit at least four locations across oakland, all before 7 a.m. a gas station on high street, a car wash on broadway, an am pm on shattuck and a shell station on fifth street all had damage. sunday, just before 5 a.m, robbers broke through the front door of this gas station and stole cash from the register and stole cigarettes and attempted to break into this atm. some gas station clerks in oakland have grown used to the risk of robberies. a cashier we spoke to who asked to remain anonymous for his own safety, says a group of at least eight suspects broke through their front door. >> this time it was another cashier. they tell him, don't do anything. they will kill you. then they came over to the atm. they want to try to break the atm with a big hammer. that fight they tried, they didn't break it. >> the robbers were unable to get cash out of the atm, but damages show just how hard

she stood up and praised then tory secretary, so she was applauding it. now she is furious about what she was campaigning for. we will drive this down. we will drive lawful migration and drive down unlawful migration. >> she went to the one campaigning for free movement. i was in this house asking for lids unskilled migration. he was there supporting all of the people who should not have been in this country. he wanted us to relax immigration. as he is so keen to talk about the past, let's look at his record. four years ago the prime minister signed a letter demanding that foreign criminals be allowed to stay in britain. dozens of labour and liberal party mps find these letters insisting that rapist and murderer be allowed to say here. one of those criminals has 17 convictions. after his deportation was blocked, les -- elias went on to murder someone. he was able to stay here and murder because people like this man campaigned against deporting criminals. will he apologized for signing these letters? p.m. starmer: mr. speaker, i remind her that under their

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tori is imposing double standards. i think it could be bargaining chips for ukraine because they want to show the west that they have great successes. they want to show russia that they can hit anybody anywhere. so it gives us some, you know, one point of power in a conflict that they are, you know, honest lee losing drastically. it's a way to show a success on their side. it isn't just the file how they are getting away with trying to justify it is because it's, you know, it's typical. i mean, let's look at the moment darya duke and nobody complained about that. um, you know, the united states killed the cassim, so we money in a run and they said that was justified. so whenever it's against somebody that is on the opposing side from the west, they always say it's a justified showing. so it's the typical united states and western europe having one set of rules for them. and one set of rules for russia, china, you know, the, the eastern countries. and there really is no justification of us, asian, our, why the assassina

um we, as the soldiers, parents want to return them to us and then strike an agreement with hire, tory or all shot out of what h d s has transferred them to prison. i feel a lot of great ones that have no i don't, they wanted to return to their families not go to advert prison. we demand that this injustice be lifted from them. and while the syrians are again fleeing over the border to lab and on may the rising security concerns in the country fearing persecution by the hates, the militants now in charge summer, choosing to live in refugee camps just across the frontier. they say, despite the assurances from the new authorities, they feel anything, but so could you tell me that they are not a young man from h t s came and told us you are safe and there is no need to worry before calling for people to come back so i called my neighbors to the next day, 20 unknown militant storm the house and pointed a gun at my head and insulted and cursed me. me, but this hu militants threatened to kill me a week ago. why? they said i forthwith has been a love. i didn't fight with hezbollah. i was defe

she stood up and praised then tory secretary, so she was applauding it.ow she is furious about what she was campaigning for. we will drive this down. we will drive lawful migration and drive down unlawful migration. >> she went to the one campaigning for free movement. i was in this house asking for lids unskilled migration. he was there supporting all of the people who should not have been in this country. he wanted us to relax immigration. as he is so keen to talk about the past, let's look at his record. four years ago the prime minister signed a letter demanding that foreign criminals be allowed to stay in britain. dozens of labour and liberal party mps find these letters insisting that rapist and murderer be allowed to say here. one of those criminals has 17 convictions. after his deportation was blocked, les -- elias went on to murder someone. he was able to stay here and murder because people like this man campaigned against deporting criminals. will he apologized for signing these letters? p.m. starmer: mr. speaker, i remind her that under their w

in lafayette, tori gaines ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11 a san francisco health club is reportedly facing a lawsuit over its pickleball courts. according to the chronicle, the bay club is being sued by the homeowners association of a nearby condo complex right near the embarcadero. the hoa claims the pickleball courts have created, quote, unbearable and offensive noise. end quote. the pickleball courts were converted from the club's tennis courts. there was no comment from the bay club. tonight in sacramento, an investigation underway after hundreds of birds are found, all tied to a bird fighting ring in tonight's west coast. how officials made the discovery. and major airlines racing to hire more mechanics. we take a look at a new program launched in colorado, helping to meet the demand. plus, president elect donald trump may want to end birthright citizenship, but one expert says he'll face major challenges ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home swee

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well, it's actually what they've done. >> the last labour government, unlike the tories, significantlyration. this government is already beginning to make progress. deportations are at record levels, record numbers, asylum rates, bill record numbers of flights, taking people back overseas, you know, deals with countries like iraq to stop migrants upstream that will begin more and more to have an impact of reducing immigration. >> sure. but that that this is where this is where we are with the old parties. they're just lying to the country over and over what labour have done in order to pretend you're an advocate for reform. i understand that pretend, but i'm an advocate for no political party. but i'm here to say that when conservatives and now labour are saying they're controlling the asylum system, let's be honest, this was the year 24 was the year where immigration became the number one issue in the country. it's the number one issue in all the polls now. no it's not, it is. it's the issue tracker. >> the economy and living standards are the most important. i acknowledge that immigr

significant challenge with antisocial behaviour, but we have fewer police today than in 2010 due to tory in coalition with the lib dems. as the prime minister fixes the postcode lottery of law and order, will he consider the request from southwark police, southwark council and myself for our community to be a pilot test area for the new respect orders, to address this serious problem? prime minister starmer: i am grateful for him for raising this, because public confidence in the police has been badly eroded under the last government. we will drive that up with a major programme of reform. that includes recruiting 13,000 more police into neighbourhood policing and the tough new respect orders, coupled with the power to arrest for breach of the order. >> rupert lowe. >> i sincerely hope that all of us in this house agree that good government is transparent government. in response to my written question on publishing the number of foreign nationals receiving universal credit, i was informed by the work and pensions minister that the feasibility of developing suitable official statistics wa

is the old bailey journalists gathering to cover the sentencing of this case which has become so no tory us. in the name of little sara sharif is one everybody knows. and it was a short life that endedin knows. and it was a short life that ended in brutality and it's one of those cases that touches every person who is involved. and i'm sure it's touched many members of the community as well. we are waiting to hear what those sentences will be. just to remind you urfan sharif, her father, he was found guilty of her murder and subjecting her to horrific suffering. beinash batjool was also found guilty of her murder and we will be finding out shortly what the sentences will be as well as their uncle. outside the old bailey is martin crocs all. hello to you. such a sad case. i don't think we've got communications with martin just yet. we will be straight over to the old bailey to hear what we expected a and what we will hear inside caught around the sentencing of three people. the father, the stepmother and the uncle of ten—year—old sara sharif. martin, tell us what we are expecting to happe

in the face of a tory cost of living crisis i am proud of the pay deals that give scotland's nurses,ctor workers higher salaries than in the rest of the uk. and i am proud of the increased social security spending that keeps people out of poverty. in one way, the uk government has added to the pressures that scotland faces with the increase in employers national insurance contributions, this hike will add £700 million to the cost of delivering public services. despite this, the uk government seems to be saying they will only reimburse less than half of that cost. they have accepted they should pay but they plan to short change our public services by hundreds of millions of pounds. even now, though, the chancellor has a opportunity to do the right thing, services in scotland should not have to suffer the chancellor should pay the full price for her own decisions. thank you. presiding officer this government has had to take difficult decisions to manage financial pressures. as set out in my statement in september this includes using some or all of the scotland revenue, no—one wanted to

ktvu tori gaines shows us how bakers at one oakland donut shop are managing the shortage, as commercial flocks have been impacted nationwide by bird flu. >> suppliers are forced to crack down on the number of eggs they can sell, leaving small businesses like donut savant here in oakland feeling the bite of higher egg prices. you may have seen it yourself. egg shelves at popular stores. sitting empty. signs at others saying limit one per customer. an outbreak of bird flu has torn through commercial chicken flocks across the united states this year, leaving suppliers stretched and consumers in a bind. some shoppers are thankful they have been able to access eggs at all. >> and there the jumbos, which i don't know. when you cook, jumbos are a thing. they're a little on the big side for me. bigger is not better in eggs. i'm baking still, so yeah, i would have preferred just medium size, but jumbo is fine. i'm not. >> no complaints, but egg prices are higher for consumers. the usda says the cost of a dozen eggs in california has increased to $8.97. some small businesses are struggling to mak

then the tory is military complex, was used to detain tens of thousands of people who feel foul of the syrian regime of the deck. i may find that some of the images in the next report distress the above rushing to see their loved ones. thousands of people, storm serious, most famous prison, near damascus. the many of those contact with family members over the years without knowing their fate and clinging to help. i just found my brother, it's been 6, he is human rights groups estimate. 30000 people were killed in this prison alone. it was nick named the human slaughter house by amnesty international. under now, i was to president bush. charlotte sat tens of thousands of syrians disappeared into the country's network of prisons. the slightest suspicion of defense could result in incarceration. for many, it would also mean torture and death when grandma moody, in 2013 thousands of photos of victims were smuggled out of syria. they are known as the cesar photos approve of human rights abuses under a set of hopes for a new era as well. many say it would be hard to forget crimes be a sap fa