avi, tell me what's going on in australia?indset among australians to accept this type of rule? >> i think australians are compliant country. we are compliant people and the fact that when we are supposed to get out of our sixth, snap seven day lockdown after 262 days in hard lockdown there is the most locked down city in the world. what you saw there was not a protest. it was somebody literally drinking a cup of tea with her husband on a park bench across the road. >> avi, you have talked to police. you are right there at these protests and when these incidents being enforced. you have talked to the police. i'm so fascinated by this. what is the mindset of the police do. they all appreciate and embrace this type of rule and this new power they have? are there some going or great percentage of them going no, this is wrong? >> i couldn't tell you how many. there are some that are certainly embracing it and enjoying the power trip. but, you can see in a lot of the videos they don't seem to note rules or the laws themselves. as s

only at t-mobile. >>> car rental company avis hit the skids.e way up, our stock master says it may be time to get out because it may be headed down. let's go to carter worth >> this has beena whopper, but as is the case so often, commodities get ahead of themselves it's too much of a good thing. you saw it in lumber and moderna. can they go higher sure but they always end the same way. excess gets expunged the first chart is three-year with the 150 moving average. the stock has doubled in the past eight weeks 90 to 180, trading higher above its moving average the next charlot, this is the a chart with more excess and third and final is a 30-year chart. it has been exceptional. yes, there are probably stories of a bubble in used cars or shortages in this. it goes on and on. and global problems with ports but at some point you are priced for perfection interestingly, on the street they think it's worth 125 to 192 in the next month. the stock is trading at 180. so at a minimum, take some profits or do something. >> excess gets expunged. steve gras

edward jones >>> welcome back we have a market flash on avis christina has that for us. hi. >> hi.et notching another all-time high today up more than 7% near to the close the stock is on a tear throughout the pandemic as more travelers turn to auto rentals and demand has remained sky high as business travel credit back in with avis up more than 300% so far in 2021 we'll see how the company meets the demand as new vehicle demand is tight amid the chip shortage. sara, back over to you. >> thank you >>> the global economy is losing some momentum. that's the latest from the imf which today cut the forecast for the world economy to grow 5.9% but still pretty sol jid the imf is warning of the threats. supply chain shortages and bottlenecks and highlighting what it called the divergence of countries on the recovery. for the u.s. the imf cut groetd forecast a full percent taj point to 6% but still healthy. 2022 got a boost to 5.2% from 4.9% and there's news on the imf and the drama of the head of it. kristalina georgieva charged that she did -- they came out in support of her including th

to the rest of the days, news in ethiopia is prime minister. avi ahmed has been sworn in for a 2nd time. he's described the pole as ethiopia, his 1st attempt at a freight and fav vote, but the poles were overshadowed by the conflict into gray, where hundreds of thousands of facing possible famine. a you end investigation says all sides in libya's conflict had committed violations that may include wall crimes . libya is pain in conflict since the death of its formulate and why? my gadhafi in 2011. well, his hit the california coast in what's being described as an environmental catastrophe. investigate is looking to whether ship and cat striking a pipeline could have trick at the lake. an estimated 126000 gallons has spilled into the ocean. that's about 3000 barrels. you as president joe biden has accused senate republicans of being reckless. the government needs to increase or ins or suspend its borrowing ceiling by october 18th, to avoid defaulting on debt payments, which has never happened before. the reason we have to raise a debt limit is in part because of the reckless tax and spend

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allegations of abuse of power, while in office robin for astir walker reports from the city of austin avi michaels 2nd, actually considered by many to be george's most maverick and divisive politician is being held at rous. debbie prison, he calls himself a political prisoner and has been on hunger strike since being detained 2 weeks ago . early his lawyers say his health is deteriorating. he has a problem with a more meant his more wing, a little before we're. i ain't. this is, the situation is worsening every day. it will, but it will look as helmet with bogus. some of it came back to me the earlier this month. i me seconds really reappeared in georgia after 8 years in exile. i'm calling on a georgians to take to the streets and reject the current government. he's alleged to have taken a ferry from ukraine, hidden inside a truck carrying dairy products. eventually, he was arrested for convictions in absentia of abuses of power in office. the government says, such as v, these hunger strike is political theater. ahead of 2nd round marrow elections at the end of the month. i so suki like t

it went down to the 9th inning of game 5, cody bellenger, hidden avi, i singled to put the dodges ahead. then came the decisive moment. jones play room floris had the task of keeping the teams season alive against the riding well, serious champions, nobles to flores was to be called out by the empire. even though reply suggested it did not. she swing his baths, but the cold meant the dodges when the game else thought he did. they now face a series against the atlanta bryce in this high quality hit her at the plate that can climb back into that count. it's no guarantee of success at the end of the about i just, it's just a tough way to end it up there. there's no need for especially right now there's no need to, you know, to be angry about that. i just think it's just a disappointing wait and i want to congratulate the giant on, on a tremendous season. i best wrecking all the baseball and it was just great. every time we played those guys and just bringing that rivalry back to life, changes in tennis, the on the shipper has, it's another career high. she's to become the 1st, i replied to

and avi ahmed has been sworn in for a 2nd. the term is ethiopia as prime minister, he vowed to protect the country from foreign interference, amid global criticism over the conflict in the t gray region. international travel demand is expected to double next year, as the world recovers from the pandemic. but it can't come soon enough for airlines . their industries key figures are meeting in boston this week with many carriers expecting to lose even more money than previously forecast. demand for flights remains low after an immediate collapse. at the start of the pandemic, the number of kilometers traveled by passengers. is there less than half what it used to be? it means that after a net loss of a $126000000000.20, the most recent estimates sees airlines in the international air transport association losing another 47000000000 this year. so putting it in perspective, the number of planes in the sky has have from a global passenger fleet of more than 230000 strong in 2019 sh to just over a 115000. now. wow, it really elizond

right, so i, they point to question jason, i'm putting the very point to question to you for one of avi is watching light now . has the new orleans da. jason addressed o jim crow convictions. if not, what's the hold on that we have not we, we've, we've developed the civil rights division with our office to go through all of them . we and we're still working through that process because it, it would be a, a compound, a tragedy. for example, if we had pushed mister germain hudson into a plea deal to just get him out of jail for a crime, and he did not commit even worse for a crime that never even occurred. so we are reviewing all of these cases, but we're reviewing them for wrongful conviction. and not just assuming that a parson was guilty, what to piggyback on what nick was saying, i am absolutely convinced and we have glass half full glass half empty. you have, i'm very happy to have a glass and be very happy to be able to build off of the work that promise started . i'm convinced that this work will be catalytic. i think that once the human mind is stretched, it doesn't revert back to

the article on same bus at avi is in the country capital with more acting foreign minister of the afghan taliban government. mr. mckee, here in doha, spoke during a speech at a center for conflict resolution about inclusivity inclusivity. he said is not a problem under the taliban. and he boasted about the fact of $500000.00 civil servants there worked under the former government have not been fired, have not been placed under threat, have been told to come back to their jobs and are currently working. he said that passports are being issued again and women are part of that workforce. he was asked point blank in a follow up question. does that $500000.00 strong civil service include women? and he said in one word, yes, he expanded on that then saying that they've been told to come back, those that haven't are still being paid their salaries as a show of good faith, a 100 percent of those that worked in the health care sector are back to work 50 percent of those that work in the education sector are back to work. so again, the rhetoric on point it would seem that the taliban may have turn

we take this very briefly. avi iraqi people satisfied the election was free and fasting a best of your knowledge to like go ahead. well, this is the best, the act you say can expect at this moment in time. there is no a perfector scenario, but i would like to have her build up on a point that bachelor mentioned about her, the challenge of the climate change and also at the rush i mentioned on, on, on the economy side. i think the biggest challenge that the iraqis will will face it, the economy cree form and the economic reform. i'm afraid it does as not going to come and pain free and for this or any government that urge should come and play, sir, must act as martin fast or to manager people's expectations and to run some sort of like a media campaign to educate the people to, to, to, to basically air, to bring them from, from the past, of like a via reliance and on there are interiors and, and so on through the, the see the be here, all energy transition and accepting market economy. a lot of change need to be are. busy consider, but there is no pain free reform is going to take some

while in office, i've been forced to walk reports from the city of rust. avi michel psychos, really considered by many to be george's most. maverick and divisive politician is being held at restore the prison. he calls himself a political prisoner and has been on hunger strike since being detained 2 weeks ago . early his lawyers say his health is deteriorating. he has problems with momentous mor ring until the full were. i and this is the situation is worsening. every day. it'll be almost summer with a bully. some of it came back to me earlier this month, seconds really reappeared in georgia after 8 years in exile. i'm calling on a georgians to take to the streets and reject the current government. he's alleged to have taken a ferry from ukraine, hidden inside a truck carrying dairy products. eventually he was arrested for convictions in absentia of abuses of power in office. the government says sac ashville, these hunger strike is political theater. ahead of 2nd round marrow elections at the end of the month. i so suki that the circus and show that we've seen going on these last few days, of

they ended up with guns 20 seats from the highest were in by dod. avi action adjusted to this year's president guy said, has unveiled a new government in a 3 months after he dismissed the previous administration and seized additional powers. the new cabinet will ultimate down to him, roses and prime minister naturally bowden sides. actions of divided the country and spot wide spread protest, a haunting report. afternoon tunisia has spent the last 11 weeks without a government at them to le, who until now 30 national bowden who was named as tunisia as 1st female prime minister last month has sworn in her cabinet which includes 23 ministers. 9 of him are women. there when he but dolah, it is the state department's require an assessment, analysis and reconstructing. we aim to rearrange the priorities and regain trust and hope. the objectives of the cabinet team are based on the following points and then 1st to regain trust in the state. in july president, i studied suspended parliament in sac, the prime minister. in september, he assumed all executive powers and began to rule by decree,

any kind of peace agreement or peace process to be started debbie, how much of a shift is this for avi on, given it traditionally favors a policy of, of non interfering well, i think recognizing any legal above and elected government is the worst form of interference. but this goes back also reminds me of the process back in 2006. that was pressure to deny me on my chair because it was rude by a military who at the time. and in that situation the avia rebuked the whole time in such a way that the who had to save face and withdraw from the chair. so i think this is also a similar move by making this statement saying that they will not have a political representative from the at the upcoming summit. and his gambling on the fact that many senior gentlemen on my included was quietly withdraw from the sea at this time. and just lastly, as is often the case of these situations, the civilians get forgotten. what more do we know about the current situation on the ground and me and my debbie? well, we've seen millions of people being still displaced by military attacks. in fact, in more than 50

now by avi del journalist, i'm comedian john gaunt. radio talk show host and columnists and gary study science, education, advisor, and former teacher. thank you for coming on today on the program. good. have you with us loud. this is going to cost $80000.00 pounds of taxpayers money. is this money well spent over a fax, a fork and pops go to you for us? do you think this is the right way to go about this? yeah, absolutely. i me, minorities, a tech space to a place as well. so why no, i have to wait frame like a taxpayer money like we don't contribute in any kind of way. and it's wasted on asked to, you know, i just don't like that. it was the framing of it. john, this initiative is intended to protect students and stop them having a feeling such thought being offended or what so bad about that? surely this is something to be welcomed. when i went to university, the idea was you were going to be challenges. you are going to find new ideas. so my do, you would agree with some that you wouldn't agree with. that's what universes about expanding your mind. and if student can look at the hi

everybody was crossing avi and dotting every key. sorry, crossing every tea and dotting every eye.how it should be. in the long term, i think the industry will decide whether or not it is worth having these kinds of dangerous things on set. there is always danger on set when it comes to things like stunts, guns, cars, helicopters, fighting. it is up to us as consumers and people that make the film whether or not that risk is worth it. 50 the film whether or not that risk is worth it. . ., ., , worth it. so much for “oining us. -- thank you. — there are fresh calls from the uk government today for eligible people to go out and get a boosterjab — the chancellor rishi sunak said vaccines were the �*first line of defence' against covid and the country could not return to �*significant economic restrictions'. it comes as scientists call for �*plan b�* measures in england to be made ready to go if needed. megan paterson reports. the prime minister shared this video on social media last night, reinforcing the message that the next stage of the vaccination rollout is central to the governm

the east may, concord and lafayette looking at some rain, highway 4, dublin, avi cell toward fremont.the santa cruz mountains, it has been heavy this morning. rainfall totals today, anywhere from .15 in redwood city to in richmond. looking at a cooler system today. with that, there are some fog. 1.5 miles visibility. this is what saturday will look like. we talked about saturday being a break. we still have a level 1. afternoon showers on saturday. not enough to mess up your plans. comparatively speaking, if you want to get anything done outside, saturday is a better day than sunday. today, it is a morning event, it ends by 11:00. 65 in oakland, mid 60's in the north bay. level 1 today, level 3 and monday. what an windy with rainfall amounts in excess of six inches in the north bay, two to three inches in the south bay. reggie: we are going to be talking about adele. her emotional new song has all of us in our feelings. it is breaking records. kumasi: the airline server outage impacting hundreds of flights today. reggie: the living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless.

last week prime minister avi evicted seven aid workers. how concerned are you?the reason those people were thrown out was back the ethiopian noters did not want them to be able to see what was going on. and is a very unusual thing as you said to get people outlining that. and the secretary of the anything toes has made clear speaking to the security council that what happened is not acceptle. >> but we justified to understand why this has happened. it is part of the coverup. and what that tells us is the ethiopian noters do not want the world to see what's going on. and that's why it's so important to keep describing the events that are playing out. >> as you said, secretary general, antonio gutierrezings criticized the ethiopian government but he has been criticized for not downing enough. do you believe the u. inner should be downing enoug >> i know how hard he's worked. i'm trying to persuade them by gettingnto a mediation and dialogue process the u.s. has to do two things always in these circumstances fiercely, persuade people in power and noter to give them

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amazon, chevron, avis, halliburton, you know, sales force, nike, over some of the years, they paid zero in taxes, so 21% is kind of quaint, is it not? i mean, it's very hard, and you also have people like kyrsten sinema who says don't tax corporations, they're the ones that the create jobs. i know you do too, so what is the answer? >> well, i think look, so how are you going to enforce this , give me an example. first of all you talk about i'm mostly in real estate so first of all how do you define income because as to a real estate person like me, who when i saw my properties i can take advantage of the 1031 tax re exchange law and defer my gains, i have depreciation which is a non-cash loss against my income, so i don't make $100 million in a year, so i'm not going to qualify for that income they are going to use and so i don't even know how it's going to work and the other problem is think about this. you go to someone like elon musk , say elon, here is what we'll do. first of all the reason people have all this wealth now is because we've had an irresponsible fed that's just gone co

last week in one day, prime minister avi evicted seven workers. how concerned are you? they were thrown out is the ethiopian authorities did not want them to be able to see what was going on, and is a very unusual thing, as you've said, to throw people out like that. and the secretary general of the united nations has made clear, speaking to the security council, what happened is not acceptable, but we just need to understand why this has happened. it is part of the coverup, and what that tells us the ethiopian authorities do not want the world to see what's going on, and that's why it's so important toeep describing the events that are playing out. >> reporter: secretary general gutierres this afternoon criticized the ethiopian government but he has been criticized for not going enough. do you believe the u.n. should be doing more? >> i know how hard antonio gutierrez worked. i hope they get into a mediation and dilogue process. the u.n. has to do two things always in these circumstances, first, they persuade people in power and authority to give them access to people

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avis claims that the deputies failure to activate his siren during the chase contributed to the deadly crash. investigators said in a report that the deputy did not have time to turn on the siren prior to the collision. filing a legal claim typically precedes filing a lawsuit now to the east bay where danville police officer was found guilty of assault after fatally shooting a suspect. but as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us, the jury was hung on the charge of voluntary manslaughter. split decision for danville police officer andrew hall seen here outside court during a previous hearing. a jury could not determine whether hall was guilty of voluntary manslaughter for fatally shooting lattimer are valetta in 2018. our valetta was mentally ill. but the panel did convict hall of assault. the judge declared a mistrial on a manslaughter charge and dismissed the jury. the case will be back in court in january. deputy halls, actions were not only a crime. but they tarnished the badge and they harm the reputation of all the good and hardworking. police officers that work in our community

jeremy: i think there's and avi us degree of uncertainty regarding the backdrop in the labor market.cord levels of vacancies, the unemployment rate proved to be remarkably sort of subdued over the course of 2020 and into 2021. of course, we have of course you're seeing the end of the job support scheme, the furlough mechanism. i think the bank needs to see how that job support removal really plays out into the labor market narrative it before it considers adjusting policy. i think if you look to the data, summer between the region of 1.1 and 1.6 million people were still -- seem to be on job support in september. how many of them will go back into the labor market? how many of them will be added back into unemployment? i think that's an obvious risk factor for the bank to consider prior to adjusting rates. i think the market has got ahead of itself in terms of pricing in immediate policy action from the bank of england this side of year end. not least of which because the next meeting sees an update in terms of its forecast overview. yes, inflation will be revised up. but i think the

that is an actually a fairly poor characterization itself which kind of renders this as something of avis at the end of deciding something else. so i'm not even sure. >> isn't it the distinct that it's not based on the constitution and it's not based on a statute or a regulation. it is a rule that is adopted by a court for the purpose of protecting a constitutional right, but there is no, there is no, the proposition is not that this is required by the constitution, is that the distinct? mr. feigin: i think that is one distinct. it's not required by the constitution. the court is drawing that distinction in this particular line of cases where it's been somewhat stricter in reviewing federal courts than it has been in reviewing state courts, that's quite clear, for example. i think it definitely exceeds a court of appeals authority to impose such a rule that contradicts the way that this court has handled similar situations. >> mr. feigin, can i turn to the question in this case. i'm having a difficult time teasing parts the arguments that the district court acted within its discretion in