—— connection to camden. many people in camden that is a camden councillor, she was respected across parties, as she is here. a year ago, the honourable member rightly pointed out, and i quote, that there are many ways to boost domestic energy security, using nuclear, solar, marine energy and onshore wind. an argument, mr speaker, which is exactly why she has a bright future within her party. it is a shame that instead of choosing her to second the address, the prime minister didn't ask her to write the energy section instead. mr speaker, we are lucky enough not to have lost any members of this house since the last address. but as we approach the end of this cycle, it is only right that we once again remember those who we all still miss so much. and who we all still miss so much. and who left us earlier in this parliament. on these benches, our beloved friend jackjoni, a champion of working people for the ages. and on the benches opposite, dame cheryl gillan, james brokenshire and, of course, sir david amess,

there's more activity reported, slow coming from camden, slow getting toward camden, that's kind of clearednow. the rest of the bay looks pretty normal as well. there is a crash around 1st on, i believe, westbound 580. another crash near the walnut creek interchange, not impacting the connecters as far as i know. the backup at the bay bridge not forming at all. we see how light it is. that's the indicator that things might go more easily at those earlier crashes. the details may develop quickly and may clear quickly. we'll follow up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, san jose is working to crack down on the illegal cannabis market by loosening restrictions on dispensaries. the city council voted yesterday to reduce fines on dispensaries that violate city policies. the city will now allow stores to expand the number of hours they can stay open, and new changes are to stop illegal cannabis sales. dispensary owners have said in the past those strict rules on their stores have made illegal sales more enticing. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> yo

i just read reinforcement city in camden already surrounding the television tower. 2003. we had a paula mentioned collection. yeah. so difficult to win an election when your opponents are not on about the 3 of them. when you're selling them, some of the estimate them, what would you like when they go? but the other one is the must bring it. they've got to get that set up on the internet by somebody i was just at that might have a question and then we have the place to go for the show right in front of the sort of technical exercise as to all the pages everyone is to put it on game, i'll send you another from a boiler. a boiler probably got thrown in the in a boiler, but have to be and update your lady a couple of hours from where you stand. i see if they do. they have done everything they could solve to try to guard against them, beef office security services to make mass arrests to threaten in many cases to matter. but i think on the putting is a very and secure political leader. and he clearly fears that if he has a serious opposition, canada who is able to speak and tr

however, the protests quickly descended into chaos as police fide war to camden, and stumpy needs some blame tensions between opposing groups. but others hold the police responsible. they could have de escalate to the situation much more beneficial to me, even if there was agitation on both sides and to be sent and they was and at which they was. and we say even the, even the law enforcement only added to escalate the situation. it's also the advocates government supports the 2 state solution. president silver. i'm opposed to has wound up israel committing genocide mission. so that's what it has in recent days. includes oil, it's diplomats from his ro, which many within or supporting the jewish community saves concerning. they have many incidents that you find a port cost of jewish businesses and these sorts of things. and i think that that makes the community feel very uncomfortable. we kinda have a government that is chosen site. we did, we did this, them called a non allied with russia. but why is it that don't use the lab? we've become a geology kind of and become really do kind of

host: let's talk to pat from camden, new jersey. packed is on medicare. good morning -- pat is on medicare. good morning. caller: good morning, america. a couple of questions, and i wanted to help the young lady in south carolina. i found the affordable care act as it was coming on board, and i was in my 50's, losing my job, and i needed health care. i had colitis, and i never had medication for five or so years. so, after i helped the lady, i wanted to go back to there were a lot of compromises that i understood were made for them to even get those. and the benefit hospitals and doctors, i will bring that forward because mom is now in the hospital, and i cannot believe i have to navigate to get proper health care for her heart condition. congestive heart failure. anyway, in south carolina, go to the prescription drug manufacturer, and, perhaps, you can get help. unfortunately, your doctor's office should be helping, and they are not. they don't care. and if you are a person of color , you better pray because they don't care, and there is so much to conne

children. skilful mcdahl is just still forming. hospitals will accept support as we paid through camden town, which is a one of the most likely parts of uh, the account and tell them market and everything. uh, not so support from a process by. busy um uh from me. so once i switch from uh, pulse just buy from from dr. vision, so on. so it's a very positive atmosphere and it's quite amazing that this much is 6 or 700 people . so the one out of about 8 to 10 in london alone, not to mention the rest of the countries as, as you say, as you say there, i mean there are many demonstrations. now we understand that could be up to a 100 nationwide today the but what i wanted to ask you and it's a tough question. but while you have all of these demonstrations showing installed a diety with the palestinians, do you think the sentiment that you're seeing today? does it represent the majority of people in the u. k. do you think or is it a very one sided thing? well, there's a big political possible going on in the raging in britain, which has been going on for 6 weeks. and the all the opinion polls th

a survey by camden wealth and rbc found that family wealth hold 20% of their assets in private markets includes private equity capital and direct ownership of private companies. meanwhile their holding of publicly traded stocks fell from 29% to just under 25%. there are now $6 trillion in assets. they're very important right now to financial markets. this move from public to private has accelerated after the pandemic. around 40% of them now plan to increase their investment in private credit and private equity, and they rank private equity and venture capital as the sectors they expect to have the highest returns in the coming months. now, there are risks to all this. moody's warned of potential systemic risk from the lack of transparency and private credit. the markets are expected to double in the next five years to over $3 trillion. but family offices, they have a lot of cash as a safety net with 9% of their total wealth and cash. that's nearly double the levels of 2021. you can read more about family offices with our latest family office investment interview with josh joseph of big

, as a lot of these mortgage holders rollover from these very low fixed rates they got during the camdenow much does that have to play through to tightening the belt of consumers and the economic knock on effect we will see in australia next year? that is really what we have got to watch. of course, yes, they hike their dividend, but the potential for the dividend steel looks a lot more pressured. haidi: finance -- the dividend yield looks a lot more pressured. haidi: keep it here. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online.

i was lucky to see him play at camden yards. it was awesome. thank you, andy. thanks to all of you for joining us. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere, "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. glad you're starting your friday with us. five things to know fris november 17th. israel presenting new evidence what it says is a hamas tunnel opening at the al-shifa hospital in gaza and recovered the body of a second hostage near that hospital. >>> new overnight, six colleges an investigation over anti-semitism and islam phobia. joining us live ahead, the secretary. >>> and expected new push gaining momentum to expel new york congressman george santos after a house ethics report found substantial evidence and santos saying he won't run for re-election. >>> rapper sean combs accused of raping and abusing his former girlfriend. diddy denying those allegations. >>> president biden expected to avoid charges for his alleged mishandling the classified documents. two sources tell cnn this morning the special counsel leading that probe will instead write

and i can connection to camden. and i can say from personal knowledge and from many people in camden that as a camden councillor, she was respected across parties as as she is here now. a year ago , the she is here now. a year ago, the honourable member rightly pointed out that, and i quote that there are many ways to boost domestic energy security using nuclear power, solar, marine energy and onshore wind and argument, mr speaker, which shows exactly why she has a bnght shows exactly why she has a bright future within her party. it's a shame that instead of choosing her to second the address, the prime minister didn't ask her to write the energy section. instead . mr energy section. instead. mr speaker , we are lucky enough not speaker, we are lucky enough not to have lost any members of this house since the last address . house since the last address. but as we approach the end of this cycle , it is only right this cycle, it is only right that we once again remember those who we all still miss so much and who left

these pictures are coming into us from camden in north london, where people are gathering .troversial from the river to the sea chant. there this lunchtime. well, there is a large police presence as the rally continues. we'll bring you more on that as the day goes on. the chancellor says there's a pathway to lower taxes ahead of next week's autumn statement arguing the economy has turned a corner. jeremy hunt says now is the moment to focus on growth after inflation halved over the past year. it's understood he's considering cutting rates on inheritance and business taxes inheritance and business taxes in what could be one of the last fiscal announcements before the next election . well, those are next election. well, those are the headlines. you can, of course, get more on all of those stories. just visit our website at gbnews.com. now it's back to . darren >> thank you very much, tamsin. welcome back to gb news saturday. with me, darren grimes on your telly online and on digital radio. now you've been talking there about a new political party and so many of you are writing

however, the approaches quickly descended into chaos as police fide war to camden and stems were, needs some blame tensions between opposing groups. but others hold the police responsible . they could have the escalated the situation much more efficiently, even if there was education on both sides. and we use it and they was and at which they was, and we say even the, even the law enforcement only added to escalate the situation. it's also the advocates government supports the 2 state solution. president silver. i'm a pause as want of israel committing genocide mission. so that's what it has in recent days. includes oil, it's diplomats from his ro, which many within or supporting the jewish community saves concerning. they have many incidents that you find a point cost of jewish businesses and these sorts of things. and i think that that makes the community feel very uncomfortable. we kinda have a government that is chosen site. we did, we did this, them called a non allied with russia. but why is it that don't use that we become a geology kind of and become related to kind of this issu

well, these pictures are coming to us from camden in north london, where demonstrators are waving palestinianlags amid a large police presence. there are also reports of around 200 protesters at london bridge station. british transport police are there. and a cordon is in place at the entrance. protesters are also marching in bristol. gb news reporter jeff moody is there are calling this a national day of action. >> and there's certainly plenty of action here in bristol. >> and there's certainly plenty of action here in bristol . we of action here in bristol. we think there's something around 5000 people that have taken to the streets today in bristol. there taking to the streets not just here, but in a hundred different cities and towns across our country . and the aim across our country. and the aim of today is for, as the organisers say, for ordinary people to voice their opinion and to call for a ceasefire in gaza. and to call for a ceasefire in gaza . so far it's been gaza. so far it's been a peaceful protest. plenty of banners and plenty of anger, plenty of debate on the streets . plent

but and i local paper in north i see my local paper in north london in the camden new journal, has inere quite prominently the surgeries of the local mps, one of whom is keir starmer, the labour leader, tells time and the place tells you the time and the place and how sad is it going to be if those ads have to stop because they're have do they're going to have to do these by zoom because these surgeries by zoom because they're going to because they're going in they're going to because they're goingoffice. in they're going to because they're goingoffice. we've in they're going to because they're goingoffice. we've been in they're going to because they're goingoffice. we've been there. their office. we've been there. i mentioned jo cox i mean, you mentioned jo cox already, her sister getting a terrible intimidation. david amess in southend, what happened? >> murdered in his own constituency surgery . constituency surgery. >> and one of the i mean, in a church building about mps is appalling. but a really, really good mp, lovely man, known her for years. >> lovely, lovely, lovely man . >

lisa, briefly, if you can back page camden council council same reason that council for the same reasons people's tents, that is all they have got . all they have got. >> clearly, they live in a tent and camden council thinks it's a good thing to destroy them. >> okay, look, thank you >> okay, well, look, thank you to my pundits. thank you to you for company. love having for your company. love having all i'm back all your emails. so i'm back tomorrow headliners is next. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to sunday, for most of us, we will see further rain . there we will see further rain. there will be a few brighter moments and all it will be fairly and for all it will be fairly mild reason the unsettled mild reason for the unsettled weather is this huge area of low pressure which is not going to go far we through go far as we go through the second of weekend. note second half of the weekend. note the down the tightly packed isobars down towards south indicating towards the south indicating it's pretty blustery it's goi

kentucky, andy beshear fighting to turn his race into a referendum on abortion rights versus daniel camden. >>> and tate reeves amid questions about his involvement in one of the biggest public fraud scandals to ever happen in the state's history. his challenger, brandon presley, is related to elvis. dianne gallagher is standing by in jackson, but first to eva mckenn. >> reporter: we have seen abortion really become a potent issue even in this state. governor beshear has elevated this conversation. we were at the polls this morning and spoke to one woman, and she said that was the key issue she was voting on. she she was concerned about the future of reproductive rights in this country. beshear has this searing ad that's played time and time again by a woman of the name hadley, a victim of sexual assault. she also joined him on the campaign trail. he uses her story as a way to basically call out republicans who do not support exceptions for rape or incest. this is something that's been heavily elevated here. if governor beshear is victorious, we could see democrats use the say playbook, bu

the blue devilsdom dmaited saturday's championship game in 3-0 against camden county high school. as a former high school athlete myself, i recognize the sacrifices and dedication that go into making this type of victory happen. malia foster with her blocks was named m.v.p. of the state finals. the blue devils have outstanding players but what sets them apart is their unity. each and every member contributed. congratulations blue delves. -- devils. i encourage you to strive for excellence on and off the court. you have made western north carolina proud. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized. >> i rise today to mourn the loss of ruth le vmp inch ne who passed away at the age of 103, he was born in germany as the nazi party was rising to power she moved to los angeles. she was a trojan and received bachelor and law degree. one of five fema

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northbound 85 at camden. you can still see there's a crash there and traffic is slow from the guadalupe parkway. as you head up towards saratoga and cupertino. 817 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. sal can i give a quick shout out here? >> yes, sir. i was in petaluma on saturday. i hadn't been there in a long time. saw my super cool friend, christina kerrigan. we were at mcnear's. have you ever been to mcnear's, who hasn't been to mcnear's? okay, thank you. it's right next to what i consider holy ground. the mystic theater. >> i like it out there. yes, i like it. i'll tell you some off the air stories about that place. >> i'm telling you, the town's hopping. so why haven't i been there more? okay also, the black knight vineyards tasting room. they poor. they have great glasses. kudos for the great glasses. all right. had a good time. mount tamalpais, you are the winner so far. 92/100 olema valley 86. so sausalito. thank you. kevin levy 0.71 pacifica. finally breaks the marin county. there are al

host: let's talk to pat from camden, new jersey. packed is on medicare.rning -- pat is on medicare. good morning. caller: good morning, america. a couple of questions, and i wanted to help the young lady in south carolina. i found the affordable care act as it was coming on board, and i was in my 50's, losing my job, and i needed health care. i had colitis, and i never had medication for five or so years. so, after i helped the lady, i wanted to go back to there were a lot of compromises that i understood were made for them to even get those. and the benefit hospitals and doctors, i will bring that forward because mom is now in the hospital, and i cannot believe i have to navigate to get proper health care for her heart condition. congestive heart failure. anyway, in south carolina, go to the prescription drug manufacturer, and, perhaps, you can get help. unfortunately, your doctor's office should be helping, and they are not. they don't care. and if you are a person of color , you better pray because they don't care, and there is so much to connect. beca

host: let's talk to pat from camden, new jersey. packed is on medicare.rning -- pat is on medicare. good morning. caller: good morning, america. a couple of questions, and i wanted to help the young lady in south carolina. i found the affordable care act as it was coming on board, and i was in my 50's, losing my job, and i needed health care. i had colitis, and i never had medication for five or so years. so, after i helped the lady, i wanted to go back to there were a lot of compromises that i understood were made for them to even get those. and the benefit hospitals and doctors, i will bring that forward because mom is now in the hospital, and i cannot believe i have to navigate to get proper health care for her heart condition. congestive heart failure. anyway, in south carolina, go to the prescription drug manufacturer, and, perhaps, you can get help. unfortunately, your doctor's office should be helping, and they are not. they don't care. and if you are a person of color , you better pray because they don't care, and there is so much to connect. beca

also, camden, arkansas is a major player in that space.they are working really hard, the people of arkansas have really stepped up. secretary austin, two years ago in the budget hearing, i asked you about possible ways we can strengthen our industrial base to ensure we meet the current day demands and replenish our stockpiles. since then, from your perspective, how has the industry responded, how is it performing, are we making the right adjustments and doing so fast enough? >> i'll begin by saying that i'm committed to continue to do the right thing to make sure we are expanding capacity when appropriate. we engaged in the industry early on as this conflict in ukraine started. and for the most part, in all cases, the leaders of industry were very helpful, very willing to increase production, increase capacity. we have some good examples of that great work. in terms of whether or not it's fast enough, if you are me, it can never be fast enough. if you are ukrainian, you can never get there fast enough. there are some limitations in terms o

there's a reduced service on the london 0verground, and minor delays between camden town and edgwarey start today, but plenty of sunshine to come. so it's a mostly dry and sunny picture. however, we mayjust pick up a few showers through the day. let's take a look, then. we've got a ridge of high pressure sitting over us, keeping things fairly settled. but this is coming our way through the early hours of tomorrow morning. so starting off dry today, plenty of sunny spells around. there may be a few showers blowing through by the afternoon. i think you'll be quite unlucky if you get one. top temperatures around 11 to 13 celsius. so pretty much average for the time of year. through the night tonight, initially, clear skies, light winds. it will turn quite chilly, but we'll start to see the cloud thickening by the end of the night and a few spots of rain moving in from the southwest. 0vernight lows, though, ahead of that, dropping down to around four or five degrees. now, tomorrow, we are going to see the rain moving through. a bit of a wet day, the rain heavy at times. after that, it's

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look at the tubes now. 0n the northern line there are minor delays southbound between edgware and camdennal 4 following a signal failure. all other lines are running a good service. very cold out there this morning, but what about the forecast for the day ahead? here's kate. for the day ahead? good morning. a cold start this morning. temperatures below zero, so a widespread frost. there's quite a bit of cloud around for all, but it is a little thicker down towards the south. there's still the chance of a few showers moving in today should be falling as rain. through the afternoon, that cloud more restricted to the south will see some sunshine elsewhere between three and six celsius, the maximum temperature. it is a feeling chilly. now overnight tonight, dry and clear to start with. so, again, temperatures down below zero, and we could just see a little more cloud through the early hours into tomorrow morning. the minimum temperature minus three. so another frost first thing on friday. we'll see any cloud we have break up to some sunshine and a largely dry day again as we head through tom

severe delays on the northern line between kennington to camden town via bank.oday. a little bit of a breeze out there today, but there should be plenty of sunshine to come for all of us. so today's starting on a dry note and we'll hold on to that dry weather as we go through the course of the day. plenty of sunshine around, although into the afternoon it might just start to bring in a little bit more in the way of patchy cloud, and there's a little bit of a breeze out there today with highs of around 11 or 12 degrees. as we go through this evening and into the overnight period, it will be dry and clear for a time. but as we go through into the early hours, we're going to start to see that cloud thickening and, by the end of the night, we're going to start to see some rain moving in, as well. so it could be quite a wet start to the day for many of us on thursday, and some of that rain could be quite heavy. tonight will be a chillier night with lows of around four or five degrees. so thursday will start on a wet note, like i say, and that rain will probably conti