andrew bailey is speaking to the bbc radio.is saying we are not going back to 4% to 5% interest rates, but he is saying interest rates will need to rise at some point. multiple messages from the bank of england governor. sterling down more than 0.2% as investors continue to reprice what many would argue were mixed messages from the bank of england governor. what turned out to be a consequential day yesterday. we did not know it would fall this way necessarily. was this communication -- miscommunication ultimately by the bank of england governor? >> the bank surprised markets by keeping interest rates on hold at 0.1%. if you think of all the ramping up of expectations in the run-up to the decision, part of it was triggered by all of these hawkish hints dropped by the governor himself. as you heard in that interview, he insists that he never said the bank would act in november, only that it must act if inflation expectations got out of control. given that pricing meant that some element of tightening would happen anyway, you have

that triggers the accusation the and your bailey, the governor -- andrew bailey, the governor, is thefriend. that was the name given to his predecessor, mark carney, for failing to deliver on forward guidance. part of the reason that markets were ramping up expectations so aggressively was because of hawkish hands dropped by -- hints dropped by the governor himself. he insists that he never said the bank would act in november, only that it must act if inflation expectations got out of control. but whether or not he accepts the label of the unreliable boyfriend, some element of tightening has already happened because markets priced it in. dani: the unreliable boyfriend is back. what was the reason we got from the boe in terms of why they did not hike? >> the monetary policy committee said there's not much you can do about supply disruptions. it cannot manufacture semi conductor chips. it wants to wait for clear data on the labor market, just like the fed really. andrew bailey said it was a close call, although the vote split on rates was 7-2. although markets were convinced that a rate

governor andrew bailey said it was a very close call.s governor bailey the unreliable boyfriend to point out? we will discuss that -- boyfriend 2.0? we will discuss that. we are going to hear from the bank's new -- from credit suisse's new chairman. words from herbert diess that he's worried about their future. the company opening up a plant outside berlin. the vw ceo says they must keep up with tesla. let's talk about the markets. where are we? equities up by around 0.4%. u.k. banks are down. homebuilders are higher. there's only going to be a 50 basis point hike, but the repricing we are seeing both in sterling, that is the cable rate, i fairly significant move to the downside come -- downside, down by 1.33%. the u.k. front end to your down by 17 basis. alix: unbelievable move, and it really tracks here in the u.s., not down as much, but there are some sick can moves happening. let's go right to the tens. 1.12 here. you have buying across the board. we are seeing a little bit of flattening, but not a lot. the front end lower, but not a

bailey: and i have to hold a job as well.re is no way that i could be able to transport him to and from. laura: three-year-old ryder has an undiagnosed muscular issue. at home, he can scoot across the carpet, but otherwise, his wheelchair gets him around. so, without a specially-equiped bus, he's stuck at home, and falling behind. adam: you got it? good job. laura: and there's another reason the bus system is important to ryder and his family. rick: morning! laura: it's the special bond between ryder and his driver, rick hamilton. bailey: he loves to joke around with rick. adam: like, i've told rick, like, he can't retire. rick: ryder's just a sweetheart. i love him to death. he's a great kid. laura: rick's been driving a school bus for almost 30 years, and he's seen a lot -- but nothing like the current driver shortage. rick: i don't remember when i started that there was anywhere near the problem filling routes or finding subs. it seems to me like the last few years is really critical. laura: according to rick and other dri

bailey at the bank of england modeling him.lix: jay powell, you could argue, did exactly what the markets expected, whereas andrew bailey definitely became unreliable boyfriend number two. he even addressed that, saying maybe it is in the cards for the head of the boe. built up expectations of a hike and then didn't deliver. this is now the market reaction in some capacity. you have sterling-usd down by over 1%. before the decision, -- now we are trying to do with what the sequencing means. in the equity market, record close yesterday after the fed really met those market expert patients and calmed everything down. you have s&p up by 0.3%. you have value. you have discretionary, energy all leading the way. over in the bond market, a lot of buying coming in by about 10 basis point. brent we are all watching. opec, wanting to see if they're going to bow to president biden's ask for more oil. guy: and what does biden do if they don't deliver extra barrels? let's track those top stories we are focusing on. mike mckee looking ahead

andrew bailey, later today. credit suisse plans to exit prime services and lower risk after the archegos scandal. we will bring our exclusive interview with thomas gottstein. the futures in europe looking up, gains after another record on wall street. the dow, s&p and nasdaq hitting new highs on the back of what many interpreted as a dovish taper from jay powell. that's check in on how this is playing out in the first few seconds of the trading session here in europe. you had commentary from christine lagarde at this european central bank, also pushing back on market expectations, saying a rate hike from the ecb next year is off the table. the ftse 100 is gaining 0.4%. look ahead to the decision by the boe with the congress split 50-50 on whether they go for a rate hike. cac quarante gaining 0.4%. we can look at the cross asset board to see how things are playing out. yields flattening has changed to yields steepening on the back of the commentary from jay powell. he is looking at inflation continuing in that fi

bailey seems to be one of them. the chance they get the win in december is pretty high.here is a muted reaction in fx market. how efficient our foreign exchange markets pricing in differentials and central-bank policies given the growth in particular? kit: fx is never supposed to be just a bland reaction to interest rate differentials so you have to take a more, if you like, holistic view. if we raise rates a lot because our growth inflation trade-off has deteriorated after brexit so that we have bigger supply-chain impairment than other countries, we will end up with higher rates but an economy that weakens more. i don't know that that makes me like a currency as much as the u.s. dollar where you will get higher rates to tame a booming economy. one of those seems better for the currency than the other. i think if nothing else, it is a lesson that fx isn't only about rate differentials. lisa: how much are people pricing in a scenario in which the fed is forced to hike rates in an economy that is not booming? this is what the bank of england faces, that higher prices requ

we governor andrew bailey provides his assessment.— governor andrew bailey provides his assessment.of borrowing _ his assessment. we have had the cost of borrowing at _ his assessment. we have had the cost of borrowing at next - his assessment. we have had the cost of borrowing at next to - cost of borrowing at next to nothing for a very long period of time, so as you say, to what extent will a small increase in the cost of borrowing really impact inflation in the uk, which is largely driven by energy, global energy markets at the moment.— energy, global energy markets at the moment. yes, sally, you are riaht at the moment. yes, sally, you are right on _ at the moment. yes, sally, you are right on the _ at the moment. yes, sally, you are right on the money - at the moment. yes, sally, you are right on the money there i are right on the money there in terms of psychological impact in all of this, household borrowers, business are very, very used to interest rates really only heading one way, so there may be a psychological reaction, but also households, as you say, buffeted by double

june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey.n no comment. the brexit minister lord frost is holding talks in paris with france's europe minister to try to end the dispute overfishing rights. president macron has warned that british trawlers may not be able to land their catches at french ports unless both countries can agree a deal over more licences for french vessels, to operate in uk waters. our correspondent hugh schofield is in paris. is there any sign of a breakthrough in this? ., j _, ., ., in this? no, they've come out from the meeting. _ in this? no, they've come out from the meeting. it _ in this? no, they've come out from the meeting, it ended _ in this? no, they've come out from the meeting, it ended about - the meeting, it ended about 45 minutes ago and during the afternoon i've no doubt we will be getting briefings from both sides and we'll get a clearer picture of whether anything has come out of this meeting. we have at the moment is a tweet sent by clement beaune, the europe minister here in france, and they loo

governor bailey saying recent data reinforces the view that rates need to rise.l be interesting to see what governor bailey has to say once the q&a starts. tom: jordan rochester publishes a blistering note on the delay, the move to december how many moves out his step towards -- you mentioned 6% growth. i believe mr. rochester is suggesting lesser growth. jonathan: growth expectations provides down. credit card spending is sideways, and real rates in his mind pointed to 1.3450. i miss being in the room for the bank of england. good times. tom: i thought you did a great time in front of the ecb in frankfurt. jonathan: that was colder. tom: and the difference is in london the lunches an hour and a half in frankfurt the lunches three howard. jonathan: in london they make you stand outside. you hit report on the bank of england and people would throw stuff at you. good times. it is not that rough. emily rowland joins me in about 20 units from john hancock. why she thinks you're by should be towards america. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: speaker nancy pelo

now, andrew bailey voted for keeping the key rate steady. he said look why didn't you pushback on those rate hikes, why keep the rates steady when you didn't do that? people are referring to him as the unreliable boyfriend. that is a reference to what said about mark carney, what he said about raising rates than the pullback. he pushed back against that joke about the unreliable boyfriend. but also, he cautioned against markets. pricing in these aggressive hikes that would take the key rate to 1% by the end of next year. this is what he said. >> market pricing as you can tell from the commentary we made today, right direction but a bit overdone. that's the candid view. >> in fairness to the boe, we should say that some people were not in favor of rate hikes. there was uncertainty that the boe itself in its statement said inflation could fall behind the target next year. there's uncertainty about the path of jobs and wages and that her to wait to see what happens over the coming months. waiting to wait and see, but what a day for andrew baile

will that change the dynamic for the bank of england's andrew bailey as he looks to the december meeting. the sterling pound rising on the back of that that the boe will move in december. our opening -- the cac 40 is gaining 0.2 percent. and germany also gaining 0.2 -- 0.2 percent. christine lagarde walking back a few years around inflation in the rate hike for next year is unlikely indeed. to virgins is what we are seeing -- divergence is what we are seeing. we are looking at the 10 year bond of minus 0.22. sterling is up, gaining about 0.3%. your euro-dollar is gaining by about 0.1%. we are going to check in on how things are breaking down sector by sector. as you can see, you have staples, materials, inflation, technology as well also gaining. in the u.s., pressure on the nasdaq as it yields gained to 1.6 percent and you saw some around the optimism for technology. industrials are a bit of a mixed picture. health care is lower. financials also gaining taking into account the fact that yields are higher. in a fitting financials and a bit of a squeeze on technology. let's check in on so

. >> reporter: because bailey was once an underdog. >> i was out there with my mom and baby brother onrter: they were homeless. her mother died when pailey was 10. >> i was on my own, living in the abandoned train cars and junk yards on the outskirts of town. >> reporter: she found peace walking through animal shelters. she adopted led belly, a black and white hound dog about to be use aunited stated. >> i made better choices as a result of him, and that saved my life. >> reporter: she got clean and sober in rehab, and founded rocket dog in 2001 in honor of lead belly who died of cancer. rocket dog provides a peaceful safe place for animals in danger of being euthanized. pailey hopes to wash away the pain of neglect, abused animals, the same pain she knew as a child. >> i look at these animals, that feeling is there. i see it reflected in their eyes. i see the fire and uncertainty. >> reporter: in all, she said that rocket dog has rescued and found new homes for more than 13,000 animals, including willow. and pailey's heart for homeless abused survivers and others new instead reese oh

andrew bailey, governor of the bank of england, has told mp's he is very uneasy about the inflation situationmep michael saunders says unless rates go up, and placers -- go up, inflation will overshoot the bank of england target. we continue to creep higher. that is the message. we are up by another 0.2%. the stoxx 600 at 487. what is interesting as well as that the pound is now on the front foot. 1.3431. the euro in particular very much under pressure. alix: andy dollar really popping here. let's take a look at what is happening in the u.s. start with the bloomberg dollar index, up by 0.1%. ubs and hsbc dollar positive for 2022. potentially a stronger fed and better growth here in the u.s. that all leading to the 30 year yield above six basis points, buffets 30 moving -- 30 day moving average. that triggered a selloff in the long end of the bond market. yields pushing higher. within the individual equity market, you have utilities, consumer staples, and financials leading the way. obviously financials because of a spike in the long end. i did want to highlight two specific stocks. the real i

that was a great interview with governor andrew bailey.7-2 do not raise the rate, to not do anything with bond purchases, just keep them as is, after he has made many comments suggesting he was worried about inflation, starting back in the son hole conference, he was sounding more hawkish, that in september, -- then in september, he was alluding to the boe having to act. you see inflation is way above target, wages are rising, and inflation expectations have been rising a lot in the u.k. he was widely criticized for not pushing back. then holding all the rates steady. people are throwing around the term, unreliable boyfriend, a reference to mark carney, his predecessor, the bank of england indicating rate were coming and they never came. -- rate hikes were coming and they never came. it's a becoming occasions mistake among other things. the bank of england's warning, there shouldn't be pricing in hikes. -- it is a communication mistake among other things. the bank of england's warning there shouldn't be the pricing enough hikes. they are j

and officer nigel bailey graduated from post one year earlier.wasn't in their assigned area, but bailey later said he thought it would be a good training experience. as the officers were on their way to the mercados' house, the family's home security camera was rolling. >> so 8:57, he was back in, on our side of the fence, where he should've been able to feel safe. >> he's turning back like he's talking to someone. but it's nobody there. it's like he's definitely having an episode. >> and from this point, he gets to the back part of the house. so that's where he was when the officers finally arrived. >> narrator: at 9:00 p.m., the four officers approached the mercados' house. >> drop it now! >> drop that knife. >> drop the knife, now! >> narrator: the officers shouted at jovany to drop the knife and come towards them. >> police-- drop the knife! >> narrator: knife still in hand, he started walking towards the gate. >> drop it! drop that knife! (guns firing) (man moaning) shots fired. stay back! stay back! >> they went straight for lethal force. >

helen wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey. spokesman said there had been two explosions outside the building before gunmen entered. tonight the islamic state group has claimed it carried out the attack. from kabul, our correspondent secunder kermani reports. across the road from the attack, families at another hospital watch on in horror. outside, a man tries to crawl to safety. inside, mothers and young children terrified. afghans had hoped scenes like this would come to an end now that the taliban are in power. instead, their fighters were amongst the victims of this attack, carried out by the local branch of the islamic state group, or daesh. the assault began with a suicide bombing, before gunmen tried to fight their way inside the military hospital. helicopters were used to drop taliban special forces into the site, according to the group. but outside this hospital, taliban members were anxiously awaiting news of injured colleagues — former insurgents now facing an insurgency themselves. "after the explosion, me and some

this is case number 161 on the calendar in the matter of dye versus bailey-mangruem/coppage. >> judgeu're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. dye, ms. mangruem was your cousin. >> yeah, yes, sir. yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: according to you, you got ms. mangruem a job at the same place where you were working. >> yes, ma'am, i did. >> judge judy: what kind of place did you work? >> it was at metropcs wireless. >> judge judy: according to you, your cousin was promoted to a better job at the same company. >> yes, judge. >> judge judy: and this lady, whose last name is...? >> coppage. >> judge judy: coppage. and you're her husband. >> correct. >> judge judy: this lady also works at the same company. >> yes, judge. >> judge judy: but you do not. >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: okay, now, something happened and you lost your job. >> i actually quit. there was too much -- >> your honor, he did not. he was actually terminated. >> judge judy: don't speak unless i'm speaking to you. and it is your claim that all three of these defendants va

here's what bank of england govenor andrew bailey had to say.e have got much higher inflation than we would want to see. the causes of it, quite a few of them, are global, quite a few are to do with bottlenecks and the world economy affecting us. which actually, rising interest rates went directly salt ash thatis rates went directly salt ash that is the question — but the reason why i made this statement was because we have to keep a very close watch obviously on what could be the consequences of these price pressures on what could cause inflation to be more sustained and much more difficult. we are in a world of interest rates. they may not fall and rising abound, but want to be clear, we're not going to see some very sharp return to the world that we can just about remember before the natural crisis of a certain age. dan kemp is chief investment officer at morningstar investment management here in london. good morning, thank you for joining me. this decision by the bank of england seems to have caught the market is completely unaware. i was sa

horrible idea that comes out of the biden administration and we have been dealing with that on the bailey basis --a daily basis for the past several weeks. this is an idea that has got to be another way. american people will not tolerate people who work hard in this country having their government paying 400 $50,000 per person to people who come here illegally. this needs to be stopped in its tracks and hopefully the administration will come to a sense -- it senses and see what it is. . >> the biden administration is out of step with the american people. everyone here has seen the national polling numbers that show 22% of americans believe the country is headed in the right direction. the american people know their concerns and they are very different from the misguided obsession of the biden administration. the american people are worried about inflation and how it is taking the bite out of their paycheck every week. there dollars do not go as far. instead, the biden administration wants to raise trillions of dollars in taxes and trillions of dollars in spending. the american people are

helen wilkinson, bbc news, at the old bailey. afghanistan's biggest military hospital. two explosions were heard at the gate to the hospital in kabul. no—one has admitted carrying out the attack but the taliban has blamed islamic state fighters. the health secretary has admitted the government is not on track to meet its pledge to raise the number of gps in england by 6,000 by 2024. sajid javid was facing mps on a commons committee which also heard there was a workforce crisis in the nhs. our health editor hugh pym is here. hugh ? more evidence of the difficulty in finding and retaining staff. yes, that pledge of 6,000 more gps in england by 2024 was made by the conservatives on the 2019 election campaign and now sajid javid says it is not on track and more needs to be done to ensure that it is and back in 2015, the conservatives pledged 5,000 more gps in england by 2020 and it was not met. yes, there were references to the workforce crisis in the nhs on this committee including by the former health secretaryjeremy hunt, and saji

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it was a relatively short hearing here at the old bailey.nry and nicole smallman were found dead in undergrowth in a lastjune and the officers had been tasked to preserve the integrity of the crime scene but instead we have heard that the two officers moved from their posts even though they had been instructed to stay where they were, they moved from their posts and approached the victim is not bodies and took photographs of the murdered sisters. we know that pc lewis edited one of the photographs by superimposing his face onto that photograph with the victims in the background. he then said that photograph to pc jaffer who sent it onto a female officer. 0ne who sent it onto a female officer. one of the photographs was shown to a meal of that he was leaving the crime scene. pc person also shared photographs he had taken at the crime scene which did not show their victims in the background but he said that to a whatsapp group of more than 40 police officers and a whatsapp group was called the a team. both officers have been released here from

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there was such an emphasis on the labor market from the governor andrew bailey.e said it is the missing piece in the puzzle. you have had that strong labor market data yesterday. got more jobs data on the eve of the decision. we will get retail sales on friday, so we could see what is happening to consumer spending, but it is difficult to see what else when the case is already so strong. alix: what are equity markets pricing and? yesterday as pricing and -- pricing and? reporter: it is about economists on board with markets before the november interest rate decision. there was a split between markets and economists, but economists are on board this time. they are seeing this rise to 0.25 percent in december as well. alix: thanks a lot. really appreciate it. bloomberg's lizzie burden joining us. inflation is superhigh, but what is interesting is that 1/3 of the things u.k. consumers actually buy is running at 5% or more a year. olive oil, cigars, movie tickets , 30% of a shopping basket if you go to the store. all of that growing over 5%. what are you going to do?

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tom: and andrew bailey has stressed the importance of the labor market an interesting is your vea by the banc of america saying 465,000 people here in the u.k. have disappeared from the workforce pointing to that tighter labor market. and crossing the terminal the u.k.10-year yield rising above 1% for the first time which points of course to your note that the markets are pricing this in in terms of the rate hike in december. thank you very much. as ever. christine aquino our markets editor. let's cross over to singapore where our co-mid atlanticor francine lacqa is at the bloomberg new economy forum. francine, we're trying to line up the connection. i know we got a line of excellent guests and executives and interviews that we have on the agenda. you're going to be conducting them for us. what is the mood in singapore and what is the -- on the agenda today? good morning, francine, good afternoon for you. francine: hi, tom. yes, well, i have to say a lot of conversation is actually on inflation. a lot of conversation is on the energy that we saw last couple of months and exactly what

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a car and a pick up collided on bailey avenue near monterey road this morning. police say that the pick up drifted in to the eastbound lanes and struck the bmw. the truck driver and his passenger both died. the bmw driver is recovering at the hospital. >>> to the coronavirus. right now how and when to get their younger kids vaccinated. justin andrews takes us to the new effort in contra costa county. >> i have been talking to doctors. they say more and more kids are catching coronavirus this as many have been waiting to make sure their kids get the shot. the vaccine they say is a line of defense. there is about 92,000 kids who are five to 11 in contra costa and health professionals want to make sure most if not all get this shot. beginning today you can bring your kids at a vaccination site in antioch, concord or richmond. your children will get the kids version of the pfizer vaccine. doctors say they will get two doses roughly three weeks apart for maximum protection. other health care providers are also stocking up and will be able to give shots to kids very s

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westbound highway 4 east of bailey wrote the air and another issue we've been tracking the richmond. sandra fell bridge in the last hour. an accident there that slowed us down. they were able to quickly get off of the ridge. we're still at about 20 minutes and leave you with a look at the south bay. 30 minutes towards menlo park darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get back to those cars that were swiped in 3 different cities to in the bay area and then one up in auburn. as you can see. >> and all of them had children in each car. yeah. luckily, they're all safe. so we tell you right off the bat. these all have happy endings. but boy, they were scary moments for the parents. but yeah, let's start off our team coverage of this by talking about the first 2 are the ones closest to home in concord and in pittsburgh, the question we're asking is is a coincidence just oddly on the same day we had all these are or at least these 2 may be connected. sarah. >> yeah. that's a question that investigators in 2 separate police departments connected or not. we now know another baby was in

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this is nathan bailey junior. >> he was a command. sergeant major at army.ere is richard olson. he was a lieutenant the navy. we also have steve todd. he was a sergeant at the 5 army. you can submit your photos on our website at kron. 4 dot com will be honoring those brave heroes throughout our newscast tonight. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> 100 years ago today, americans laid to rest an unidentified soldier from world war one creating one of the most sacred monuments in this country known, of course, as the tomb of the unknown soldier. and today president biden visited the memorial and gave thanks to the man and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice. our washington, dc correspondent anna wiernicki is a live for us in washington with more. hi, anna. >> good evening. well, today president biden. so we did the nation's military veterans as heroes and he told the families of the service members at he understands what they've been through, rememberi

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earlier i spoke to graeme bailey — a correspondent for 90min football and a sports writer for planetar�*s departure. it is a complicated situation. he was, let's not forget, he was handed a new contrast, a he was handed a new contract, a three year deal and spend a lot of money over the summer. the hierarchy did not see this coming. they believed that he was the right man, hence the new contract. nobody spent more money into the to charge and manchester united and they made this decision with a heavy heart but the fact of the matter is that his tactics have not been good enough in the season and they've gone so far off the pace they had to make the change. making the change, does that necessarily translate to better performance is immediately? are we blaming the carpenterfor a bad set of tools? pardon the analogy. no, you're completely right. they have the champions league coming up which is a huge game and they cannot afford to lose that. they are desperate to stay in the champions league. desperate to finish in the top four and very interesting to good down the interim route and th

there was a lot of voice mail hiking going on. and surveillance going on on chelsea bailey, | on hero her friends when she was going to see them. and so her life became an object of obsession for you guys as well. yes, medical records, i had she had an abortion, sexual diseases, ex boyfriends, basically was part of a group - of people that robbed him i of his normal teenage years. the lawyer representing the group of litigants which include prince harry says that while most victims of hacking have settled, some have not. certain claimants want to have their day in court and want to see there be a trial, so that newspapers are held to account for what they did. meghan markle's privacy case against the mail on sunday has generated plenty of recent headlines, but her husband's ongoing legal battle could be an even bigger moment. how big a moment in british public life do you think it could be, if prince harry gets his day in court, as he seems to want? i think it will be massive. because it's very striking, i isn't it, that he keeps going? all the other people, - up until now, have sett

we will keep an eye on this for you point >>> in san jose, a crash left two people dead on bailey avenue near monterey avenue this morning. video shows a car and a pickup truck collided point police say a man and woman died. no word on what caused the track crash point >>> a deadly shooting yesterday and san francisco's haight- ashbury neighborhood has some people fearing for their safety tonight, especially since this happened in broad daylight point let's go to shawn chitnis who spoke to concerned neighbors. >> reporter: we heard from those who are new to the neighborhood, and those who have lived here for years. they both say they are reevaluating whether it is safe, and how long they can stay. regardless of any crime data available, with these two shootings about a week apart, they are scared about where they live. people walking along haight street friday were still learning about a shooting that happened on this block the day before around 1:00 p.m. a memorial for the man who died on the scene going throughout the day. >> shootings is the next step. anything violent is pretty abnor

police say a truck was being driven along bailey avenue near monterey road, drifted into the eastbound lanes, and then crashed into a bmw. that crash killed the truck driver and a passenger. this is san jose's 50th deadly crash of the year. >> we are learning a san francisco police sergeant has been placed on unpaid leave after being arrested. sergeant cole was off-duty when he was arrested on suspicion of robbery, a rite aid in san mateo , wednesday evening. san mateo police say he was charged with second-degree robbery, and resisting arrest. he was taken into custody, but has since been released on bond. police say cole joined the department 27 years ago in 1994. >> we received a call for service, that there was an in progress robbery. our officers arrived on scene shortly thereafter, where they in fact encountered an individual who was later identified as the suspect, who was arrested. they were able to safely arrest him on scene. >> cole has worked as a homeless outreach officer for the police department point >>> looking at at san francisco, where residents of an iconic neighborho

she is now at a migrant center in the polish city of bailey, stuck out in the forest that surround this area. there are signs that people have made it. we came across women's and children's clothes, and in the pouch we found one piece of paper, written in arabic. my husband with a phone number on it. the state of emergency means it is an exclusion. so near the border where aid workers and journalists are not allowed to enter, but the signs are clear. all of us within the exclusion zone applies definitely. very, very recently some of the school this oh, that's been received much. oh these people have obviously crossed the border. gruesome, fresh fruit, not even a day old firm of blankets and other signs that people have managed to cross into poland. not everyone makes it polish authorities said the body of a 20 year old man was found on friday. but for many others, this still waiting for the opportunity and willing to take the risks that come with it. as i beg, i'll jazeera poland. acquittals. government says more violence has started in a prison where $68.00 inmates were killed in an ho