alex hall—chen is a policy advisor at the bosses�* lobby group, the institute of directors.ou forjoining us. there have long been calls to plug the skills gap, aid apprenticeships and raise employability skills. the question is can those reforms be delivered? you are absolutely right that skill shortages are a top issue for uk businesses. polly shows business leaders side skill shortages is having an impact. whoever forms the next government we hope will make this a key priority area. we are some relatively easy wins that a government can implement into this area, for example establishing an independent body to produce a list of current and future skills needs so we can use the tax system to

alex hall—chen is a policy advisor at the bosses�* lobby group, the institute of directors.en calls to plug the skills gap, aid apprenticeships and raise employability skills. the question is can those reforms be delivered? you are absolutely right that skill shortages are a top issue for uk businesses. polly shows business leaders side skill shortages is having an impact. whoever forms the next government we hope will make this a key priority area. we are some relatively easy wins that a government can implement into this area, for example establishing an independent body to produce a list of current and future skills needs so we can use the tax system to incentivise businesses to up skill in those areas. what else are your members looking out for over the next 6 weeks? what will they be looking for in these party's manifestoes. to reignite the uk growth and just by tackling the key issues. we mentioned skills, and other key is to develop an industrial strategy which requires a stable and predictable framework for investment. strategic vision for skills, investment. strateg

volunteers, as well as in the patients and injuries inside the facility, well, the medical staff with alex hall, it's been a little desperate for medical supplies, the team trying to keep the power on despots a few. without it they generate as well full silent and the team the patients will suffer in with a couple as the way he did crisis in the basement of getting ox hospital with that and then a camera system. so that off of it, i like so hospital is supplied with 20000 liters. a few every i days we was supposed to have received that quantity 2 days ago and we have 10000 liters is back on. yeah, but that's been consumed over the past 2 days beyond we only have enough fuel for 24 hours an hour ago. we receive 2000 liters. it's enough enough for half a day. all of these tanks are empty because for more than 5 days, power asylums crossing the commercial crossing has been up close, where no fuel entered the gauze was true according to the house. so they're saying that this is only the only time this has few left and those who run the generators know, shortages here translate to the reveal problem

so robin and hold reminder of all top stories. electricity has been boss because all of the alex hall spilling central tanza. several departments are running incomplete, office stuff dissolved, wanting the fuel will completely run out in the coming hours. further north is ready for us to still be out of the hospital and jump on it. after 4 days riley siege hundreds of medic sent patients with full fee that facilitates the come on out of the hospital. as also be times is ready for us to save evidence funding defensive in rough on the international court of justice on the side. on friday with the whole cult, those attacks mold at 900000 people have been forced to see russell. since the 1st week of may trying has been betrayed as low as a secondary of exercises surrounding ty, well, chinese whole society will games aimed at testing that ability to seize power and control key areas that comes days after the swearing in the present lighting tight and align has promised to defend time when he's sovereignty, but china it considers the island to be part of china trying this to be a good polle

the alex halls between central garza, several departments already engage in complete darkness. dropped as a warning that to will complete the event house in the coming hours. the oldest by the forces at stone the out the hospital in giovanni after a full days where the siege hundreds of medic, some patients with holes to see that facilitate medic mom, odd one hospital has also being attacked. is there any folds to say that intensifying the offense of a drops on the international court of justice will decide on friday for the older holes to the attacks move and 900000 people have been forced to flee rasa since the 1st week of may. china is military, has lost a 2nd day of exercises surrounding taiwan. chinese also say that the will games and testing the ability to seize power and control key areas that comes days after the swearing in no present lighting to a line. how's the problem is to defend time when he sovereignty, but it's trying to consider as the island to be part of china to be good, paul, and joins as though from the time when he's capital tony pay a good morning, d v. i mean,

and then i'll decry is the specs person for alex hall and he told us the medical facility could risk collapse again. if more fuel is not delivered. see if the wheel i will call about this crisis is all over the place and we suffer a lot from such a crisis. and 15 days ago, the crisis a is, it was the name and the uh, the crossings, uh close including the crossing the amount of fuel. uh van. related to that, the, uh, not enough, a total for the hospital to walk even for one know, 2 days on may. and before that, explicitly, it will sup, uh, and the stop the, the, the, the rate is we received only 3000 liters, which is not enough because the hospital needs at least 5000 liters of fuel every day. and this will lead to the death of so many sick and the one that people in the hospital we resulted through the solar. but it's not enough and we suffer the lack of electricity at the hospital. the equipment, uh, not the working. that's why. when we started to do everything manually out of the hospital and a lot was the rate the to us as the fuel arrived the next morning. that's why we have mana

his name is alex hall. south africa has filed an urgent request at the international court of justice to order is really forces to withdraw from rafa and says the way they're conducting, the operation in rasa and in gaza, is genocidal. so the africans, lawyers argue that israel is assault, and rafa is causing a reputable home to the rights of palestinians, goes on to state. if profit is destroyed, they will be less left of garza or the prospect for the survival of palestinians. the finding also stresses as the primary hub, fixing monitoring assistance, and also for our, for fools. so to those garza or earlier, we had from their injunction to an associate professor, i think the rest of colorado is all school. she says, shut off cuz request as part of a broader strategy to pressure the by the administration to end. it's unconditional support for israel right now with the latest request that south africa has made to the court. you know, it has made very clear how urgent it believes the situation to be inside o

>> reporter: so alex, right behind me, here that is hamilt hall. officers in riot gear are lining up outside the gate that is providing access to the building where potentially 60 people where outside actors and anarchists are outside barricaded in, and there was moments ago a massive group of f protesters right there on the street chanting to the people inside, showing them support. and the police came up to them and told them very clearly that they had to disperse or risk arrest. so allem of those people have fanned out on either side of the gate now and they're chanting to police. there areg people shouting fro windows to police. it is very intense here. i'm going to step back. you can see these officers in riot gear prepping to get close to that gate. there's been an open question all night,en alex, how are they actually going to enter, how are they going to approach hamilton hall? we saw officers in riot gear on broadway closer to 114 street, and they had multiple entry points to consider, but it looks like the critical mass has chosen amsterd

>> reporter: alex, right behind me here is hamilton hall. officers in riot gear are now lining up in front of the gate that is providing the closest access to that building where approximately 60 people including students may be outside actors and anarchists are inside barricaded in, and there was moments ago a massive group of protesters right there on the street chanting to the people inside, showing them support, and the police came up to them and told them very clearly they had to disperse or risk arrest. so all this people have fanned out on either side of the gate now and are chanting. people are shouting from the windows at police, it is extremely tense here. i will stand back so you can see some of the scene your self. you see officers in riot gear planning to get closer to the gate. there's been an open question of how they are actually going to enter, how they are going to approach hamilton hall. we saw officers right here on broadway closer to 114th street. and they had double entry points to consider. it looks like a critical mas

this is alex rivera. life from dough hall also coming up on the program. the news, right columbia university in new york and the rest students protesting against the war and barricaded themselves inside the building. the secretary of state needs israel's president, telling him that must be no delays or excuses in reaching a ceasefire. garza meanwhile, inside cause or itself, civilian casualties amounting israel strikes rough. uh, well one and a half 1000000 displaced palestinians a taking shelter. the hello and welcome to the program. we begin in the us. so forces of israel has been attacking a peaceful palestine solidarity system at university of california in los angeles. they weigh flags in support of israel, wild beating student demonstrates as with sticks at the encampment. this is the latest escalation in 2 weeks of demonstrations against, as well as warrant gaza for the spreads. the universities across the country rolled, reynolds begins out coverage now from los angeles. violence broke out on the u. c. l, a campus as a group of israel, supporters a

series celebrates his legacy, and fans heard from forty-niners quarterback brock purdy and hall of famers alexyoung. the money raised goes to the golden heart fund, which helps support former 40 niners facing life challenges after football. the spirit of the great dwight clark and the pied piper and how the how we think the 40 niners are a special place. we're there to be the you know, the net underneath them to make sure that they're okay. and that's the spirit of the 40 niners. also at tonight's event, linebacker dre greenlaw was presented with the dwight clark award honor goes to a 49ers player who best exemplifies dwight's spirit of teamwork and camaraderie. well, what a great gathering of 40 niner legends there with hall of famer ronnie lott was also there and steveyo

hall. [applause] >> >> >> my name is alex sinclair of willow on the green in san francisco. we are the only british tea shop on the west coast and focused on high quality luxury goods from the u.k. and we have teas and baked goods. we came up with the name because willow is made with baskets and the parklett, a willow green and that is a picnic in the park. i have come up with the idea because i have lived in the neighborhood for a year. seven years ago we had a tea shop. during covid we needed to have a new flavor and rejuvenate the business. we are between two beautiful businesses. i realized with the shop opening next to the bakery, we had a beautiful tea shop in the area. we started with british teas and want to support local tea makers in the local area. and once you have cheese and biscuits need tea and jam and lemon curd and chocolate and all of these parts basically imported from the u.k. our most popular products come from wales. it's an extra cheddar and next popular product is a jam made with alpine strawberry. so you get a taste of a nice strawberry. this is abou

series celebrates his legacy, and fans heard from forty-niners quarterback brock purdy and hall of famers alex smith, jeff garcia and steve young. the money raised goes to the golden heart fund, which helps support former 40 niners facing life challenges after football. the spirit of the great dwight clark and the pied piper and how the how we think the 40 niners are a special place. we're there to be the you know, the net underneath them to make sure that they're okay. and that's the spirit of the 40 niners. also at tonight's event, linebacker dre greenlaw was presented with the dwight clark award honor goes to a 49ers player who best exemplifies dwight's spirit of teamwork and camaraderie. well, what a great gathering of 40 niner legends there with hall of famer ronnie lott was also there and steve young, a whole bunch of them. that's great to see. all right. thank you so much for joining >>> tonight, the courtroom drama. donald trump's attorney accusing michael cohen of lying on the stand. cohen, mr. trump's former fixer, back under a scathing cross-examination. the defense appearing to cat

after football and what a great lineup fans will hear from a quarterback roundtable of hall of famer steve young, alexmith, jeff garcia and current qb brock purdy. what an honor, you know, to even be able to go up and speak with those with those guys like legends, in this organization, then obviously being, being a part of a special night to raise money, you know, for, for such a great organization and obviously to help out our alumni that have given everything that they've got for this organization. so being able to raise money to help them in their areas, it's a great cause. so, i mean, you know, if i was a 40 niner fan, i'd try to buy tickets and be there that night. so show up, baby. that's right. show up, baby. you know who was also showing up? general manager john lynch to give a state of the team. linebacker dre greenlaw will also be honored with the dwight clark legacy award. that gives annually to the player who best represents the spirit of dwight clark. his teamwork and camaraderie. and this is the football player's dream and a football fan's dream. there's plenty of things going on, and of

alex, late 60s feel. 1968 mark rudd led the charge and took over, what was it, hamilton hall and so forth are not seeing any law and order. i think the politics of this is very bad for biden. >> could not be worse for joe biden right now. he needs to take control of the situation. declare this a civil rights emergency. obviously, it is. completely change the narrative here. he cannot do it because he is afraid. he is afraid he will lose the pro- hamas base. the dnc affiliate on the campus which is college democrats coming out saying they backed the protests. they like what is going on. they think this is legitimate and they feel the pain of the students keeping people like ricky from class. >> coming out in favor of these protests, that is incredible, alex. >> college democrats. college democrats which is essentially part of the dnc. >> ricky, i want you to go back to school. i want you to pass with straight a's and so forth. but, the federal government, as you probably know, has the authority under the civil rights act of 1964. we talked about this on the show , particularly title vi. th

series celebrates his legacy, and fans heard from forty-niners quarterback brock purdy and hall of famers alex smith, jeff garcia and steve young. the money raised goes to the golden heart fund, which helps support former 40 niners facing life challenges after football. the spirit of the great dwight clark and the pied piper and how the how we think the 40 niners are a special place. we're there to be the you know, the net underneath them to make sure that they're okay. and that's the spirit of the 40 niners. also at tonight's event, linebacker dre greenlaw was presented with the dwight clark award honor goes to a 49ers player who best exemplifies dwight's spirit of teamwork and camaraderie. well, what a great gathering of 40 niner legends there with hall of famer ronnie lott was also there and steve young, a whole bunch of them. that's great to see. all right. thank you so much for joining [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- drew barrymore, p

you hall of famer bay area native jason kidd, ashton's alex. >> amazing. given amazing just helping us. you know, i mean, ky. he was in those situations before is a player. so he understands us and the way he leaves the game, it's perfect. so we really got we have him. just got to keep doing what he's doing. >> so yeah, feels a little bit of sweet to be celebrating the nba finals with the warriors are but it's going to good matchup. celtics. thing. yeah. the teams have been saying that they've been feeling a little tired and on the kyree irving of that conversation, lukens said it's supposed to be, you know, the playoffs go on forever and that's what want to be playing here this time of year. yeah, i'm curious as to exactly what lucas said to those guys. you know, course i'm you need john boyd media and sort of exactly. all right. thanks so much. that's going wrap things up for us here at 11 o'clock. you always get the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the verdict is in. >> donald trump has been found gu

alex: the 60's are over, dad. steven: thanks for the tip. gerrad hallyou have the liberal parents and the conservative child. elyse: this morning i found a copy of the wall street journal under his bed. steven: you think maybe he was switched at birth and the rockefellers have our kid? meredith baxter: michael was just wonderful. he was young and energetic and he had such good timing. alex: who did this? michael gross: we started rather slowly, nbc was moving us around a little bit, trying to find the right place for us. jim colucci: family ties pumped a little bit of life into the family sitcom, but the sitcom in general had been pronounced dead. there were very few on the air. and then all of a sudden comes the cosby show in '84. theo: dad, can i have an advance on my allowance? cliff: son, you're already backed up to your 50th birthday. tim allen: the cosby show was a game changer to me. this is just a family i adored. present history has tainted that a little bit. it didn't stop the fact that that was a ground-breaking experience. jacqueline coley:

alex wagner. as they say in local town halls across the country, a comment and a question. that's where you have to buckle up. here's my comment. as lisa was telling us that, this is not normal. >> no. >> we don't want it to be normal as a society, and many other people who as we were discussing with raiching, are convicted of this or less, are disqualified from far less than this. people who are convicted of any felony can't be police officers, can't serve on corporate boards, can't be fiduciaries. if you're at a law firm and tell someone, you can plead to a felony but you can never have one of those cushy jobs where you're a fiduciary, that's because the low, relatively unregulated environment of wall street and corporate life in america still has the standard that you don't have a felon be cfo. >> right. >> and investors don't like that. low bar, alex. my comment and then question to you is, how does america take this in? we're here trying to make sense of it objectively so that might be useful or of service. people will make up their own minds, as we say. how do we make

former chief of police iran armstrong at city hall today to officially submit his bid for council member at large. welcome to the four. i'm claudine wong and i'm alex savage. >> armstrong was ousted as police chief in february of last year, and he's suing the city and the mayor for wrongful termination. now, voters in oakland will decide this november whether armstrong should join the city council. >> ktvu tom vacar joins us live from the newsroom with this morning's filing. and why armstrong says he's running. tom. well the former highly popular police chief, leronne armstrong, filed papers wednesday morning to run for councilman at large, currently a seat held by rebecca kaplan, who has not yet decided whether she will seek the office. >> former oakland police chief laurent armstrong walked into the city clerk's office and filed papers wednesday morning to run for the councilman at large seat currently held by rebecca kaplan, who has not yet decided to seek the seat. armstrong was fired as chief of police 15 months ago by mayor shengtao, who cited an outside investigation that concluded armstrong had mishandled two police misconduct cases, but he

hall. >> yeah, looking forward to that. >> thank you. thank you doctor. appreciate it. all right alex. >> all right. yeah.ctor kwan all the best. yeah. we appreciate that coming up here, we are going to check on your traffic around the bay area before we head to break. and, boy, it is stacked up in a big way here at the macarthur maze. especially if you're trying to head eastbound along interstate 80 this afternoon. >> and coming up in just a few minutes at 5:00 tonight, continuing coverage of that fire that we told you about earlier that erupted in hayward in a neighborhood there today. it destroyed several cars and threatened some homes as well. we'll look into what investigators say may have been a factor in that fire. >> and buyer beware when you're shopping for bacon. the new study revealing just how much a new law meant to support the quality of life ♪ (ominous music) ♪ teacher: ...but it's still true. there are four states of matter. there are solids, liquids, gases... teacher: trevor? teacher: not quite? plasma. teacher: lights please. teacher: now, states of matter are comprised of relationships

joining us now live from san jose city hall, where the proposal is stirring some passionate responses and also some fears for those on both sides of this issue. jesse >> alex, good afternoon to you. if passed into law, ordinance 24 would establish water resource protection zones. now, unhoused residents found within those zones would be subject to fines and even jail time. >> and the idea there is to present, prevent and hopefully reverse the environmental degradation that has been going on as a result of encampments, activities associated with encampments. >> water valley officials say unhoused encampments, such as this one near willow and lyon streets in south central san jose, can lead to environmental damage due to trash and debris that makes its way into the nearby guadalupe river. they clear an estimated 1300 tons of garbage from waterways each year. the district's proposed ordinance would establish protection zones along the 295 miles of waterways under its control. it would ban encampments and dumping of trash and establish penalties, $500 in fines and up to 30 days jail time for violators who return and reestablish encampments. >> that, as our par

hall. a number of students had bought a k to themselves and i was out of dozens of protesters had been arrested. alex adam said there was no place for hate in the city. he defended the rights to protest and free speech, but we can create an environment. he said, for the children are not safe from the police commissioner edward a cabin, the police commissioner for new york said 300 arrests had to be made. he was very supportive of the actions that have been taken by the police. the police themselves have come in for criticism about the way in which the arrests were, were made. and also how the way, the way that the the stations were handled. he also said since october, the 7th that are being 2 and a half fighters and protests that are being held in new york city, that they might be the head reply had responded to a 1000 of them. i've been in relation to israel and palestine. he said, our job is to keep people in our 2nd safe route and demonstrations are being held around the world to mock international workers. day in the french capital sizes have gathered to take part in a march lights for the countr

alex, thank you. coming up my exclusive conversation with john oates of the duo known as hall and oates, taking us inside feud and lawsuit that may have ended 50 years of making music together. >> whit: we're tracking everything you need to know about memorial day weekend, from travel plans to early sales. but first let's go back to ginger. good morning. >> ginger: i have heard a growing number of new yorkers ask, are we ever going to see the sun? >> whit: three of them right here. >> ginger: the summer forecast has a lot more rain. so does tomorrow. your local weather in 30 seconds. >> rebecca: nkotb, be right back. nature's bounty hair growth. help grow thicker, fuller hair with just one capsule a day of advanced hair complex. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in love with your hair all over again. only from nature's bounty. hey! it's your dry skin. every day we lose ceramides i need to seal in moisture. cerave delivers three essential ceramides to help restore my barrier, so i can lock in moisture, feel hydrated, and look healthy. cerave facial moisturizing lotions. was that your grandfather, leadi

alex's here, the latest news as it breaks here, that being given basic things. but the main concern is how these people are able to feel that live with detailed coverage hall teeth tooth has been on the heavy ariel from above and to months. now, the residential building here is just been here from around the world, which you will see here. is a catch of mussels at the fisherman used to be able to get these just by going about 20 minutes from here. now we have to go out at least 4 hours of the welcome back. recap of our top story. now. is there any forces of attacks and now the school for displace people in the giovanni a refugee camp in northern garza, the army has withdrawn from some areas as it struggles to gain full military control of the area. meanwhile, is right and will, competent minutes to benny kansas admitted have built out early elections. east threatened to resign of a post will pants because that it's not to have the fuel. when the votes he needs to dissolve, the parliament pallets to being checked in south africa's general election off the vote. counting was completed the result show, the governing a n. c is set to full show of a majority for the

alex forsyth. —— you would have heard. a couple of places she mentioned, halle there? we are making gains across _ went wrong there? we are making gains across the _ went wrong there? we are making gains across the country. - went wrong there? we are making gains across the country. we i went wrong there? we are making l gains across the country. we fought a good campaign in harlow. what we are looking at more than anything across all of these result is what is the picture in the kind of constituency that is needed to decide the general election? that is the most important thing for us over the most important thing for us over the next couple of days. if you look at notjust blackpool south and the by—election but places like thurrock, grimsby, places like south and east and rochford, these are the kind of parliamentary constituencies that will be really decisive at a general election and overnight ensures we are doing really well. we are really encouraged by what we have seen so far. we know there is a lot more counting to come.— lot more counting to come. plent

anyone who voted for susan hall, the london mayoral candidate, was a white supremacist, and of course, he reckons that trans women are women. so this is some reinvention. alexit's bonkers, isn't it? i mean, how quickly the labour party seem to be trying to move to the right to suck up votes. they need to get this majority because, you know, we might be looking at a hung parliament. so maybe they are thinking, my goodness, we really do need to win those tory votes back. and we have to start stop calling men, women and women men and start living in reality. and all of a sudden for him to say, oh, because i had this experience in the nhs. now i'm not woke is no one's buying it, are they? joanna, come on. >> i'm not sure that that's what he's saying. and to say that, you know, because of this piece in the sun that he's saying that he's anti—woke specifically was talking about if his grandad was at the doctors and he was asked, you know, could you give birth, you know, could you give birth, you know, could you give birth, you know, really ridiculous type of things like that. that's what he's talking about. i don't think he's going on this massive campaign. i thi

alex. good morning dave. >> yeah, a large police response. uc berkeley brought in police from as far away as fairfield and foster city to help them clear an ahead hallchanning way near people's park. free palestine here, police in riot gear formed a line around the building. they brought in those barricades you see there, and then university workers were able to go into the building to start clearing away some of the trash and belongings of the protesters. there was graffiti scrawled in some of the walls inside that uc berkeley owned building. the protesters started occupying that building earlier this week. now, before the camp was broken up last night, protesters chanted support for palestine and the war in gaza. no one from the encampment spoke to the media last night as all this was happening, but uc berkeley says it considers that occupation of its university owned building a crime, not free speech, and says the 12 people who were arrested will likely be charged on suspicion of burglary, conspiracy and vandalism. now, the university says it plans to disclose the names and affiliations of the 12 people arrested. we reached out to the university