i am bev turner.this morning at the conservative party conference, which the girls which means we're just the girls in now because in the studio now because i'm joined emma and sharm el joined by emma wolf and sharm el sheikh. morning, ladies. right. this a good news story. and this is a good news story. and my we need good my goodness, do we need good news gillian news stories? gillian keegan education secretary, going to education secretary, is going to announce that she announce this afternoon that she wants mobile phones in wants to ban mobile phones in schools. what's your schools. bushra, what's your take on this? you've got you've got kids. do they have mobile phones? >> yeah, i've got i've got children, they've got mobile phones. i mean, to honest, phones. i mean, to be honest, they're allowed to they're not actually allowed to use the classroom use them during the classroom time or anything that. time or anything like that. but i a brilliant idea i think it's a brilliant idea and don't think

and bev labour party conference. and bev turner london. turner in london. >> good morning to >> very good morning to you. israel at war. minister israel at war. prime minister rishi has said that the rishi sunak has said that the uk is to provide any support is ready to provide any support that israel needs. more than 1000 palestinian and israelis have been killed by attacks from the hamas terrorist group. israel's deputy ambassador to the uk oren marmorstein ali, has been speaking to gb news about a shocking video on social media. >> she has blood all over her body , grabbing her by her hair body, grabbing her by her hair and the terrorist shove her into and the terrorist shove her into a car . and her eyes, petrified a car. and her eyes, petrified eyes thinking what are to going do . well this labour conference do. well this labour conference get get britain building again. >> that's going to be the message here from liverpool, from the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, when she takes to the podium for a keynote speech here midday . here

now, this this bev referred to at dawn.> all right. >> all right. >> you can call me bev. i'd rather i'd rather look like bev tonight. believe me. >> sorry. you're not the first handsome man to get my name wrong on a first date. don't worry. >> i've got his name wrong. i know you're wrong, but it's been a long day. >> come on. sorry. >> come on. i'm sorry. >> come on. i'm sorry. >> and. and don't refer to it. and understandably so. it on and understandably so. it was on the front of all of our the front page of all of our newspapers. almost our newspapers. almost all of our newspapers. almost all of our newspapers. and no real newspapers. and there's no real source it it came from. source for it. it it came from. it came first from an i 24, which is an english language israeli newspaper . which is an english language israeli newspaper. it which is an english language israeli newspaper . it was israeli newspaper. it was sourced from one major who had told them that now it didn't appearin told them that now it didn't appear i

bev, conservativehome.he conference i suspect it's conference floor. i suspect it's not it yesterday not as busy as it was yesterday . may >> thank you, andrew. it is so much quieter here today. normally on the day of a conference when the prime minister is going to be speaking, people will hang around because that of course is the event of the the the main event of the week, the week week , i say weekend. week of the week, i say weekend. it feels like weekend. it's it feels like a weekend. so it's much . there are no much quieter. there are no queues today for for the the coffee there are of coffee shops. there are loads of spaces to get things eat. all spaces to get things to eat. all of the stands are still here, but near the footfall but nowhere near the footfall of traffic. course, traffic. this is, of course, because the train strikes. because of the train strikes. lots people get lots of people having to get coaches back . everything's coaches back. everything's booked up get back from booked up to g

you're >> happy birthday, bev. you're so old. happy birthday for saturday, bev.. and thank you for everything that you do here at gb news. >> happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday , dear bev. >> happy birthday, dear bev. happy birthday to you too. >> hi beverley . good morning. >> hi beverley. good morning. that's my mum and dad . happy that's my mum and dad. happy birthday for this weekend as well. roger. who'd have thought ? well. roger. who'd have thought? >> i'm not going to say how many years ago that beverley turner wouldn't go into playgroup? >> cried going into school , >> cried going into school, cried going to swimming lessons and cried when she had to go to brownies. it's a video for what, bev's birthday. >> all right. how old is she. oh did you love it? >> that is so nice. well, i'm a little bit emotional now. >> thank you all so much. my poor dad didn't get a word in edgeways. that's typical my mother as you can see, we come from family of cheshire. from a family of cheshire. >> though. >> women was good, though. >> women

olivia. >> good evening, bev. >> good evening, bev. >> so what have been the highlights today?ghts today? on monday? >> well, i think we can safely say that rachel reeves speech was the big highlight. whatever you make of reeves, whatever you make of labour in general, it was a pretty barnstorming speech and the energy in the room. i was there and it was just worlds away anything that happened away from anything that happened at the conservative party conference i think conference last week. i think there were seven stands ovations and the overspill of people who couldn't get a seat in couldn't even get a seat in a very, very large room was enormous . now, reeves sort of enormous. now, reeves sort of took on. she she definitely stole the tory clothes in lots of ways. she talked a lot about tax asian, saying that she would like to lower taxation in well, obviously, that is normally a pretty conservative outlook. but now the conservatives have lumbered with the lumbered britain with the highest tax burden in 70 years. so it could well be that there are plenty of swing voters at h

emily bev and.se situation in the middle east this monday morning, more than at any point actually in the last week. there are mixed reports now of a potential ceasefire in southern gaza to coincide with the reopening of the rafah border crossing. >> yes, just on that, it seems that actually the israeli bombardments are now intensifying . yes, there were intensifying. yes, there were hopes for this brief ceasefire that was to allow foreign passport holders to leave gaza and also aid to be brought in. but it looks like that's been dashed for now. >> so, well, a million palestinians have already fled gaza, we believe. but as you're looking at here, this is the rafah crossing at the egypt, gaza boarding at the moment. that border is closed . there that border is closed. there will be i think it's about a million people who remain in gaza who some of whom will choose to stay and some of whom will be wanting to escape, some of whom who are already in hospitals will have no choice . hospitals will have no

bev and. bev >> thank you for joining and.forjoining us. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for joining us. >> it's 1007. so on day five of israel's war on hamas, shocking details are emerging of a massacre during which the terror group's assaulted israeli commandos . amenities. a warning, commandos. amenities. a warning, these images are disturbing . these images are disturbing. >> the military told reporters that entire families were found deadin that entire families were found dead in their homes, including unbelievably babies . unbelievably babies. >> that's right. israel's bombing campaign on gaza continues this morning. and hamas have also fired rockets into . into israel. >> the casualty numbers are mounting , frankly, by the hour mounting, frankly, by the hour on both sides as israel put their death toll at the moment at around 1200. and the gaza health ministry reporting at least 900 people have been killed in airstrikes . killed in airstrikes. >> we're joined now by gb news reporter charlie peters, who is in t

bev good morning. >> it's 1006. . bev good morning. >> it's1006. it .. it is the . bev good morning. >> it's1006. it is the morning after the conservative party conference. your head's all right. just about just about. >> despite the mini bus ride, you've been getting in touch at home. >> alastair has said hi bev and andrew. great show. thank you, alastair. hs2 question if the project started in north project started in the north heading south, would it have been cancelled? heading south, would it have beevery1celled? heading south, would it have beevery1celle point. >> very good point. >> very good point. >> still don't understand >> and i still don't understand why launched it from london why they launched it from london to it was all to birmingham when it was all about it should have about yeah, it should have started in leeds or manchester. gone gone down, said. gone and gone down, john said. >> government has a drive to >> the government has a drive to stop smoking, stop people smoking, but it ignores far greater problem ignores the far greater pro

now it's back to bev and . emily back to bev and. emily >> very good morning . it's 935. >> very good morning. it's 935. thank you for joining >> very good morning. it's 935. thank you forjoining me and thank you for joining me and emily this morning so. hundreds of palestinian are feared dead after a huge blast at a hospital in gaza city. >> palestinian officials say the blast was caused by an israeli airstrike , but the israeli airstrike, but the israeli military say it was the result of a failed rocket launch by palestine , an islamic jihad . palestine, an islamic jihad. >> both sides are currently denying blame. >> yes. we're joined by charlie charlie peters, who is on the ground in tel aviv for us. charlie charlie, can you please tell us a bit about what happened yesterday as far as you know the fallout since so know and the fallout since so last night there was a significant rocket barrage fired in from the gaza strip towards central israel where we are. >> several interceptions took place over tel aviv , but also, place over tel aviv, but also, it appears

bev moment. now it's over to. bev >> very good evening. it's 605. this is dewbs& co with me.turner. this evening. joining me until 7:00. i'm delighted to say trade unionist and author paul embery is here with us and also gb news presenter, former brexit party mep martin daubney. you get in touch with me as well this evening. let us know your thoughts on everything that we are talking about. vaiews@gbnews.com on twitter vaiews@gbnews.com or on twitter at gb news. we're almost a at gb news. so we're almost a week on, i'm afraid. the news coming in from israel doesn't get israel says that get any better. israel says that its has carried out its infantry has carried out localised raids in in an localised raids in gaza in an effort to locate rocket effort to locate hamas rocket sites hostages . it's after sites and hostages. it's after 1.1 million people were given 24 hours to get out. civilians are fleeing northern gaza by car on the back of trucks and on foot. a ground invasion is thought to be imminent . i a ground invasion is thought to be imminent. i think we're going to try

bev's for the labour conference. bev's in talking. i've got in london talking. the say dan norris, who is the labour west of england metro mayor briefly, dan, tell mayor just briefly, dan, tell us what mayor as opposed what a metro mayor is as opposed to mayor to a city mayor >> you're regional mayor >> well, you're a regional mayor with powers, so it's with strategic powers, so it's for like andy burnham. for things like andy burnham. it's like andy burnham . but in it's like andy burnham. but in my in bristol and the my case, i'm in bristol and the west country right now . west country right now. >> keir starmer labour say >> keir starmer says labour say if they win power, there'll be more mayors. why do we more metro mayors. why do we need layers of politicians need more layers of politicians and ? and bureaucracy? >> well, it's not more layers because the powers i have have been taken away from local councils, for example. so it's a different way of doing the thing. >> but there's bureaucracy >> but there's more bureaucracy . how many bureaucrats, many . how

bev to martin and. bev >> good morning. it's 1106. to martin and. bev >> good morning. it's1106.as confirmed use hotels to confirmed the use of hotels to accommodate migrants will slow down the coming down significantly in the coming months. for immigration months. minister for immigration robert spoke gb robert jenrick spoke with gb news earlier . news earlier. >> we've worked hard over the last put in place last year to put in place simpler and more appropriate forms of accommodation like disused military sites and barges . and it's to that kind of barges. and it's to that kind of accommodation that the illegal migrants will now be moved. and so we can close the first 50. and i hope if we can keep making progress with stopping the boats, there will be more closures to come in the months ahead. >> but the claims that housing asylum seekers on barges cost £800 per person per night, is this even a realistic alternative? >> well, norman baker is former liberal democrat minister and joins us now. i've got so many questions about this story, norman, and i feel like robert jenrick did

bev and.ting rishi sunak to finally tell us he's scrapping the hs2 rail line from birmingham to manchester, but we don't know if it's going to come in his keynote speech tomorrow or but certainly or when. but he's certainly going delegates that going to tell delegates that it's review. right. it's under review. that's right. it's it's over. and it's finished. it's over. and it will free more than £10 will free up more than £10 billion spend on other billion to spend on other transport infrastructure projects . projects. >> we're joined now by david campbell—bannerman, founder of the conservative democratic organisation . good morning, organisation. good morning, david. first of all, will you explain to viewers and explain to our viewers and listeners the listeners what is the conservative democratic organisation course? organisation nation? of course? >> well , cdo, exist for >> well, cdo, we exist for greater party democracy and we have a seven step agenda like an elected chair , seven electe

bev to martin and. bev >> good morning. it's 1006. to martin and. bev >> good morning. it's1006.d bev with you this morning . thank you very much for morning. thank you very much for getting in touch at home. there have been you've been very busy on emails. what they been on emails. what have they been saying? >> martin yeah. so one year on, i rishi sunak, of course, delivering speech i rishi sunak, of course, deliverbe speech i rishi sunak, of course, deliverbe said, speech i rishi sunak, of course, deliverbe said, which speech i rishi sunak, of course, deliverbe said, which featured has to be said, which featured lots of power for the lots of more power for the nafion lots of more power for the nation and keeping us safe nation state and keeping us safe from the new terror of ai. and we about because we talked about china because rishi is inviting china to the conference, world's first conference, the world's first conference, the world's first conference at bletchley park. and that was a bit and i thought that was a bit strange considering fact strange considering the fact that

bev emily and. bev >> very good morning. it's 930. it's me and emily this morning.hank you for joining it's me and emily this morning. thank you forjoining us. so thank you for joining us. so more than 2750 people in gaza have been killed in retaliatory strikes by israel . the israeli strikes by israel. the israeli military says that the target targets are hamas infrastructure , not civilians, but this footage we're about to show you has been filmed by a reuters cameraman, and it reveals the staggering devastation and loss of life in what were once streets, a market and a refugee camp inside gaza . that's right. camp inside gaza. that's right. well for those of you who are listening on the radio, you are being spared some of the most astonishing pictures of absolute devastation . and we're looking devastation. and we're looking at the framework of buildings which remain after the insides of these properties have been completely obliterated . i don't completely obliterated. i don't know about you, emily, but i'm always surprised when you see people walking around. we

bev >> it's 934.hank you very much for joining me on britain's forjoining me on britain's newsroom this morning. so how israeli volunteers are helping to support operations and to support the operations and efforts to send basic supplies to the frontline. gb news reporter charlie peters has the very latest . very latest. >> at a convention centre in tel aviv, volunteers are rushing to supply an army in need. last week, many of the people here were protest ousting the government. now they have come together to face an existential threat to israel. this room is the control centre where incoming information is gathered . people here say they are desperate to support. however they can just volunteer . they can just volunteer. >> do whatever i can. i just want not to be in all the pressure and all the things and do things that i can to help anyone. >> we are packaging supplies for soldiers , for people from next soldiers, for people from next to gaza that they need . they to gaza that they need. they need

to speak with family members of german citizens, but being held captive by the as the most militant, bev upset that a mazda is holding the whole population of cause a hostage in the country sessions. a mama is now deliberately infringing itself and gaza and using innocent people as human shields, which you know how most up to them to become. us is taking the entire population of gaza hostage or not. it's tunnels within caches and commodities seem to is deliberately located in homes and supermarkets, universities, and perhaps even hospitals. this poses incredible challenges to everyone who wants to fight tiara hospital during her visit. beth, i've met with families of john and citizens being held hostage and family members say they've been assured the german government is doing all it can to help them using loved ones. speaking to media family set the urgent, they needed information about the hostages and hoped germany would use that it's a national leverage to find the relative stress that's times of the essence and securing those. so also just say for time and not interesting germany, i

it's me, bev turner.rmally on in the morning but keeping the seat warm for michelle this week while she on houday michelle this week while she on holiday so my panel this evening i'm delighted to actually i'm delighted to say actually columnist on columnist for the mail on sunday, hitchens with sunday, peter hitchens is with us co—founder of novara us and co—founder of novara media. aaron bastani, i want to hear you as well. so let us hear from you as well. so let us know your thoughts, gbviews@gbnews.com on twitter gbviews@gbnews.com or on twitter at gb news. so there's only one story that we can start with as the israeli—hamas war enters its fifth day, more bombs , more fifth day, more bombs, more destruction, more lives lost. israel has said that it will escalate its response with a ground offensive . what do you ground offensive. what do you make , gentlemen, of the make, gentlemen, of the situation? we've actually just been watching charlie peters, our gb news reporter who is there in tel aviv with a

with me, andrew pierce and pip tomson, who is in for bev turner mp sacked for backing a ceasefire. >> the prime minister has sacked mp paul bristow from a government position for defying the pm by calling for a truce . the pm by calling for a truce. >> no paul, very well and i think it was the right thing to happen. i think you have to have a collective government response ability. you have to have a collective position . and paul collective position. and paul didn't feel that he could maintain that. so you know, rightly has been moved because of that . and the labour mp andy of that. and the labour mp andy mcdonald, he's been suspended for using the phrase between the river and the sea as he made his speech urging peace between israelis and palestinians at a recent rally . recent rally. >> this is a time for war. that's the message from the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu , who has ruled out netanyahu, who has ruled out a ceasefire in gaza. we'll bring you the latest now and time to boast a flood defences after storm. >> babette battered parts of the uk earlier this month.

shunde, this guided bomb is one of the members of the j-bev family, made by the united states, but they are not tested only in deserts and remote deserts. the types of them that the united states provided to the zionists are used here in the heart of gaza. according to human rights organizations , 6,000 of them died in gaza in just 8 days they became equivalent to a quarter of an atomic bomb, the bombs that experts say, if america does not provide them, the fighters of the zionist regime will be grounded. our military aid is now rapidly flowing to israel. with the promise of the american defense minister, the first shipment of ammunition arrived in the zionist regime, and these bombs of the jbio3 type were part of them, the 95 kg bombs made by the boeing company, which act like a sledgehammer when hit, and then a trench bomb goes through the concrete and penetrates to a depth of 3 meters. god bless him about civilian casualties in gaza , what assurances did you get from israel regarding the use of these ammunitions? look, the israeli army is a professional force. i am sure that it will

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and emily carver in for bev turner.t. ministers will hold an emergency cobra meeting today over concerns the israel—hamas conflict could accelerate for accelerate the chance for a terror attack the uk. we'll terror attack in the uk. we'll have the latest on that. senate self—id. >> the welsh government is expected to allow selfies identifying transgender women to stand in senate elections as females . females. >> fem ales. >> botox females. >> botox ban the law in england makes it a criminal offence to administer botox or inject a filler for cosmetic purposes to anyone under 18. no such law exists in wales, scotland, northern ireland or northern ireland. can that be right? >> and tributes continue. messages of condolence from around the world are flooding for in matthew perry. he was the star of the sitcom friends. he died sadly aged 54 . died sadly aged 54. and the rumour mill is churning, isn't it? why is that, andrew? >> that's because a certain gb news presenter has been linked with going into the i'm a celebrity ju

i scored three goals for porto, ovanilsson scored one goal and stak bev scored one goal , and abdallahoussef hilal scored for antwerp. in this, mehdi tarmi was present in partu's lineup from the beginning and provided two assists. the second week of the premier volleyball league with the victory of the contenders was. in the second week of the premier league, tehrani volleyball players competed in a five-team match, but what the statistics say is that we were much better in terms of attack, but we felt a bit of a game. they played well and made less mistakes than us. unfortunately, the young team is making a bit of mistakes. shahdad beat gorgan's 3-1 pass. melvi ardakan scored 3 goals from the front. it was a good game for our opponent's team due to the injury caused to their back line. if there are non-specialist players in the back . we couldn't get the scores right. foulad sirjan 31 over the municipality urmia won today, we played a much better game than the previous game, let's not forget that 6 players on that side are national team players , i think that the urmia team will show

bev named as woman of the year. bev turner will be up with you next for rip roaring hour.g with a whole host of absolutely top guests. loads of great debates and loads of great chats. so make sure that you tune in to that. first, of course, that. but first, of course, it is will be is indeed bev turner who will be standing in for michelle dewberry. thank you very much, everybody emailing dewberry. thank you very much, evewho'sy emailing dewberry. thank you very much, evewho's been emailing dewberry. thank you very much, evewho's been getting emailing dewberry. thank you very much, evewho's been getting in|ailing dewberry. thank you very much, evewho's been getting in touch. in, who's been getting in touch. like i will see at like i said, i will see you at 9:00 tonight. take it. easy 9:00 pm tonight. take it. easy >> hello, i'm alex merkel. welcome to your latest gb news weather update where we have some pretty wet and windy weather to push its way weather waiting to push its way into southern we go into southern parts as we go through the next 12 hours or so. that's in ass

bev yeah quite concerning.t appears another frontier has ope charlie it appears another frontier has opecharlie peters is doing such >> charlie peters is doing such a brilliant job. can we just give to him gb news give credit to him and gb news for getting out there amongst amongst the action bring us amongst the action to bring us the latest? really the very latest? it is really awful. i've got we've got peter hitchens and aaron bastani on tonight. interesting. really interesting are two very good minds, deep thinkers . we're minds, deep thinkers. we're going to be shedding hopefully a little bit of light this little bit of light on this situation what might situation. yeah. and what might be happening . be happening. >> so let's cut across to you, but i'm going to go back to charlie now. it's all right. charlie now. no, it's all right. we're going to go to we're going to go back to charlie now. charlie peters, who is, for us. is, i believe, available for us. charlie listened briefing >> the briefings finished

bev, thank you very, very much. is it's bev turner there.u then. easy. then. take it easy. >> greg >> hello there and greg dewhurst. your dewhurst. and welcome to your latest weather forecast latest gb news weather forecast . we'll see some patchy low cloud and fog developing, particularly cloud and fog developing, particofirly cloud and fog developing, particof england and wales, but parts of england and wales, but further heavy rain pushing into scotland . that's courtesy of scotland. that's courtesy of weather fronts pushing through over few days. this over the next few days. this weather front are dividing line between air to south between warm air to the south and trying to come and colder air trying to come into the north by middle of into the north by the middle of the we've already got that the week. we've already got that cloud spilling into cloud and rain spilling into parts northern ireland, parts of northern ireland, pushing into western scotland as we evening we move through this evening into hours , elsewhere into the early hou

on their watch andrew and bev on their show. to be you. show.ill you have me back? >> of course i will always lovely on this sunday lovely to see you on this sunday morning. very to morning. thank you very much to andrew pierce we say, he's andrew pierce as we say, he's back 930 tomorrow. now, we've back at 930 tomorrow. now, we've got more to come the got a lot more to come on the camilla tominey show. i'm going to be interviewing two experts camilla tominey show. i'm going to israelzrviewing two experts camilla tominey show. i'm going to israel and wing two experts camilla tominey show. i'm going to israel and wingconflict)erts on israel and the conflict there. i'm also going to be speaking to james schneider, who's jeremy corbyn's former head going be head of comms, who's going to be debating the head of comms, who's going to be debateditor the head of comms, who's going to be debateditor of the the head of comms, who's going to be debateditor of the jewish the news editor of the jewish news, about situation gaza. and about the situation in g

marketplace at a better cost if we do it commercial, from a commercial perspective, at a better cost, and it bevsg edge technology that have to develop otherwise on the taxpayer's dollar. and so we're really proud of the work that goes on there. there's a lot of b sustainabili. we can talk about that some more. >> it's interesting, we were talking with the senator about commercial innovation and how you can kind of foster that and how do you work with dod. >> yeah, it really is. >> let's talk about a new app called the grid in rockford, illinois. you're here now, but you're going to be going to illinois after this because it'sll just been unveiledded. what is the goal, and what are you excited about there? >> the grid is one of the most exciting things that we've done. one of our businesses is electric power generation. we've done it for about 75 years. so we're on a lot, we have an enviable position on most of the commercial as well as defense platforms out there. what the grid does is takes us and g moves it to the next leve. it'so an integrated lab that gives us the ability to test 1-megawatt

. >> i consecrate the bev turner. >> i consecrate the bev turner. >> what did i do if you did that?'t consummate it. consecrates a holy thing. consummate is something crucial not to get those two muddled up. yeah >> so congratulations to charlie and debbie and video footage of this. oh, it's all part of a magazine deal that. >> oh, right. okay. >> oh, right. okay. >> we look fonnard to that. >> we look fonnard to that. >> none of that. >> none of that. >> i can't even show you any pictures on my phone. >> oh, in case i blow your coven >> oh, in case i blow your cover. well, you know, you. yeah >> be blabbing off to >> you'll be blabbing off to everybody about what was going on, but it was the weather was miserable. they arrived in a helicopter, i can tell you that much. i wouldn't have liked much. yeah i wouldn't have liked to cloud low. to be flying. cloud was so low. >> so low. >> so low. >> but anyway, high low. will it go today? here's greg dewhurst. >> there. i'm greg >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst welcome your dewhurst and welcome to your latest news forecast. latest news w

bev seen it. >> i know you know what happens when people evade the question i'm going to do it again we, being investors, we need a reacceleration in aws growth. >> yes >> what are the chances we'll see it this quarter? >> i think it's 50-50 you see it this quarters. i think the odds rise if you give me two quarters i wouldn't be priced to see anywhere between 10% and 12% how's that that's as precise as you can get for a moment like this expectations are low on that aws number i don't see a ton of down side it's not like google where the expectations were they maintain pretty robust, they come in six points lower i don't think you'll have that kind of risk i think the truth will be somewhere between google and somewhere between what microsoft did, probably towards what microsoft did the i think microsoft is the better read >> i'm confused, though. you told our producers that you see an attractive risk/reward set up into the print, yet you can only tell me there's a 50/50 chance of growth for aws and that says there's a lot of risk going into this, not great risk/reward. how would you

what you need to know is ab in bev came in positive, the asf came negative, and oh mv and -- omv and bbva coming in line with estimates. let's check on how the markets are faring with avril hong. walk us through it. avril: there are two big stories in the age of region today. -- asia region today. one of them is the bank of japan decision. we saw them eking out gains, and then the chinese pmi numbers dropped and we saw the region's benchmark slipping into negative territory. the stock benchmark in the greater china region as well as the currency also weakening off that data, so let's get a closer look at those numbers. weaker than expected and then from the previous month on both manufacturing and nonmanufacturing numbers out of china. to zero in on what we are seeing from manufacturing, slipping into contraction. obviously raising concerns we are seeing our frail chinese economic recovery. there are calls for more stimulus and support growing ever louder. keep in mind even though this can be accounted for in part by the h day long holiday at the start of october, bloomberg economics

those cars, the reason they are not making them because the government is mandating that all cars bev'sg in california. stuart: if they keep up with the mandate and people don't want them, the car company's get into serious trouble are we looking at down the road government bailouts? >> of course how many times have we bailed out the car companies in the last 50 years, two or three times. i think the bailout is certainly in the offering. let's not forget the federal government is also already offering all of these sweeteners to get people to buy electric vehicles. if you go to 7500-dollar basically a check from the government every time you buy in ev let's not forget were subsidizing the battery companies. the subsidies are already enormous the taxpayers are paying for these things in the most amazing thing even with all these sweeteners, americans are still saying i do not want them. i make the analogy i don't know if you remember this but a famous incident with the edsel, that was in the late 1950s, henry ford's son was named after this, the great car, all the executives that this is

they've penetrated communities throughout our states and so from a law enforcement standpoint we have to bevbent upon law enforcement and prosecutors to make sure we identify individuals and when we have violations of criminal law that we make sure we hold them accountable. cheryl: attorney general steve marshall, sir, it's always good to speak with you. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. cheryl: we'll be right become. we have a lot more top stories ahead. maria: this week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow, the u.n. chief facing resignation calls over seemingly pro hamas comments. wednesday, the impact of the federal reserve's latest decision with nick timiraos. thursday, we have continuing coverage of israel's retaliation on the terrorist group hamas. and friday, the brand-new unemployment rate revealed right here live with our expert analysis and insight. it's all right here on "mornings with maria." if you had a bladder accident today, i get it. that was me... until i ditched all the pads and pills and found real relief with axonics therapy. i want that for you too! go

i know my fellow san francisco board directors, bev and dufty and lateefah simon.regret they aren't here celebrating with us. but unfortunately, we. we actually have a bart board meeting going right now. so they are there for but really is in credible that we are here today . and for me housing will always be personal. when i first ran for the bart board at age 31, i was just another young person who was just scraping by in the city. i didn't know how long i was going to be able to afford living in my district and serving in this role. and even five years later, now, i still worry that i'm going to get priced out before i get voted out. so i know how urgent it is to build housing in san francisco that keeps people here, keeps people like me, that keeps families, that keeps us. and keeps our communities here. i especially say this as a queer person, an immigrant from hong kong, but san francisco is truly an amazing place to live, an amazing city. and we have to make it. we have to stop making it so darn hard to afford to live here and stay here. so to make that happ

andrew and bev turner andrew pierce and bev turner have been very busy up at conference up in manchesterany i was talking to you via satellite there. >> i didn't realise you bless him. >> i was trying to fill their allowing you to sit down. >> we came on a very, very unsophisticated minibus. i tell you, gb news minibus is sophisticated. >> who you sit next to? >> who did you sit next to? >> who did you sit next to? >> i was on a seat on my own, but there were people literally on the floor. >> oh, don't break. >> oh, no, don't break. >> oh, no, don't break. >> not make you yearn for an hs2 link. >> no, i'm very glad it's scrapped because it was because it was going to cost an absolute fortune if they said 35 billion, 100 billion, was going to be. 100 billion, it was going to be. >> but why didn't they realise that long time ago? that a long time ago? >> i quite agree. look, the optic announcing you're optic of announcing you're shutting manchester shutting down the manchester link a conference being link in in a conference being held railway held in a former railway station, central. stat

bev i will hand over to you . bev i will hand over to you. >> thanks, andy.was andy burnham, the greater manchester mayor. >> there with his reaction to what was announced at the conference centre, saying that there should have been done on a cross—party consultative basis. he manchester was entitled he said manchester was entitled to better and entitled to more respect, indicating of course that the city had been hosting the conference and basically he said that there had to be a more coherent plan for the north. >> yeah, he said. the plans do not result in a solution for the bottleneck for the east and west of the country. that railways face in the north and it doesn't work to north south, he says. it doesn't make any logical sense for hs2 to end in birmingham and then to go on to the west coast main line, which is already a heavily congested line. he says that north should at the that the north should be at the front of the queue and not at the back queue when it the back of the queue when it comes to getting investors out. but he, andy burnham and his tea

turner, for because in bev turner, for example , the turnout collapse example, the turnout collapseance. but the landing zone for a tory win in the election, which we now expect in autumn year, is expect in autumn next year, is getting vanishingly small and for rishi sunak, he does appear to have a problem, doesn't he, because he keeps saying and we heard it at the tory party conference, that he he is the conference, that he is he is the agent for change. >> if you like. but what people seem to be saying here is we want to change the . party want to change the. party >> that's right. i mean, the tory party for me is like a snake that sheds its skin every 2 or 3 years and changes leader and then makes out it's a new thing altogether. you saw it, didn't you, pippa, in that speech from mr sunak. it's party conference past 30 conference attacking the past 30 years and a large years of government and a large part of which is under tory rule. i was we were expecting a reshuffle, a ministerial reshuffle, a ministerial reshuffle in the government towards the end of next week, ahead king's s

it's one not mess bev turner. there not to mess bev turner.vforn screens she always will be lighting up your televforn sc next; she always will be lighting up your televforn sc next hourhe always will be lighting up your televforn sc next hour in always will be lighting up your televforn sc next hour in foriays does for the next hour in for dewbs& co i'll be back on this evening. till 9 pm. with evening. eight till 9 pm. with a very special show. i'll see you then. good evening . you then. good evening. >> it's turning colder out there and much chillier weekend ahead. there'll be some autumn sunshine and a few showers particularly so tomorrow . we've seen some so tomorrow. we've seen some fairly wet weather today from this of low pressure that this area of low pressure that is starting away. but is starting to pull away. but behind it, we've got the colder air and that will be very noticeable for all of us through the weekend. >> still pretty heavy >> still some pretty heavy downpours, the downpours, though, across the extreme time extreme sou

up next, it's britain's newsroom with andrew and bev manchester. but and bev up in manchester.o. good morning. we have a north split in our a north south split in our weather here's your weather today. here's your latest gb news bulletin. latest gb news weather bulletin. i'm alex burkill. we are going to see some wet weather already across parts scotland across western parts of scotland and further eastwards and feeding further eastwards across many parts as we go through day. the through the day. but the heaviest will always be heaviest rain will always be across western areas where we're likely totals building up likely to see totals building up some flooding and some localised flooding and disruption travel here. disruption to travel here. elsewhere across many parts of the there be some the uk, there will be some showers around, not as the uk, there will be some showe as around, not as the uk, there will be some showe as wejnd, not as the uk, there will be some showe as we saw not as the uk, there will be some showe as we saw yesterday ot as the uk, there will be some showe

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look at the other industries that will come into place for bev production. about batteries, infrastructure, there's a lot of aspects that are going to increase. we need to look at the total jobs. not just the particular focus on the current suppliers. >> right. impasse transition, nobody knows how it will work. maybe it won't be bad or maybe it will be positive we hope soup thank you, julie. >> it could be. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, j.p. morgan head of global head income will join us next. will talk about the big move in the markets. the future is this morning and the red at this point. the dow indicated down 80 tsct. pe futures off by six. squawk box will be right back. meet gold bond daily healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins. and... new gold bond healing sensitive. clinically shown to heal & moisturize dry, sensitive skin. gold bond. ♪ upbeat music ♪ upbeat music >>> good morning, everyone. stocks coming up as the surge in treasury yields takes a break. we have a look

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me bev turner.now leading the news this morning, of course , crushing the morning, of course, crushing the enemy. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu has promised to wipe hamas off the face of the earth as he puts gaza under total siege, stopping food and fuel reaching the enclave of 2.3 million people. health secretary steve barclay refused to commit aid or a civilian corridor to gaza . civilian corridor to gaza. >> that israel is able to defend itself from the most appalling attacks that it is faced. but alongside that, the uk has a proud record in terms of its overseas aid . we are major overseas aid. we are major donors. 10% of the aid through the united nations and the foreign secretary is in israel discussing these issues as we stand with them in the face of the catastrophic events that they've faced . they've faced. >> home labour tax cuts, sir keir starmer told gb news that he wants to cut taxes for working people if the party wins the next general election. i'd like the overall b

and bev labour party conference. and bev turner london.nak has said that the uk is to provide any support is ready to provide any support that israel needs. more than 1000 palestinian and israelis have been killed by attacks from

but up next, it's britain's newsroom with andrew and bev. >> bye bye >> good morning. news. with me, andrew pierce, live here at the labour party conference in liverpool and bev turner in london. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has pledged to crush hamas as he compared the terrorist group to the islamic state. the bombing of gaza continued overnight and hamas warned that if israel does not end its bombardment, it will execute one civilian live on television for every bomb that is dropped without warning . is dropped without warning. >> and pro palestinian protesters have gathered in new york, buenos aires and london, where three people were arrested last night outside israel's embassy rishi sunak. the prime minister said attempts to stir up community tensions will not be tolerated . be tolerated. >> i no , not here, not in >> i say no, not here, not in britain, not in our country, not in this century. >> say it as it is . that was the >> say it as it is. that was the message from the immigration minister, robert jenrick, to the bbc as the channel refuses t

with me, bev turner and emily carver this morning.in place with the united nations , with egypt, the united nations, with egypt, with israel, with others. the mechanism by which to get the assistance in. >> anthony blinken , they're >> anthony blinken, they're saying the gaza egypt crossing could reopen to help those fleeing the war. but hamas says that nothing has been agreed as has israel's military . has israel's military. >> prime minister rishi sunak

you know, to bev versus know, i'd love to see bev versus boris.nel was saying maybe he and carrie do a makeover show carrie could do a makeover show where know, they where they, you know, they grandiose designs. >> think they called it . but >> i think they called it. but we'll we'll see what we'll see. we'll see what happens . we have no idea. and happens. we have no idea. and probably neither does at probably neither does boris at the moment. >> a big name signing. >> there's a big name signing. it's talking. it's getting people talking. i think it's great for the channel. you just get more eyeballs coming in that's eyeballs coming in and that's the point. eyeballs coming in and that's the camt. zip eyeballs coming in and that's thecamt. zip ahead? eyeballs coming in and that's the fraser, zip ahead? eyeballs coming in and that's the fraser, top ahead? eyeballs coming in and that's the fraser, to this ead? eyeballs coming in and that's the fraser, to this story about >> fraser, to this story about a fake photograph that has been used on twitter