political reporter at buzz feed, republican strategist and national editor of accuracy in media, carrie sheffield, and tiffany cross, co-founder, managing editor of the beat d.c., who by the way is at the politicon event under way in los angeles. let me go to you first, darren. vote for jobs, not mobs. the president is clearly trying to depict the democrats as mobs, similar to how in many ways they've criminalized protesters and even those of us in civil rights. will this work, is this sticking, is this continuing this dividing the american public? >> you know, i spoke with a well known consultant in nevada about the rally today. trump was talking about maxine waters being a low income individual, he was talking about wacky jackie rose and this idea that he gives everyone a nickname and dean heller obviously repaid the favor basically saying everything donald trump touches turns to gold. i think one thing the consultant reminded me, wanted me to know about the mood of voters in nevada is they care about health care. they care about wanting to know dean heller isn't going to flip flop on health ca

early morning in sheffield, this police raid is targeting an organised crime group operating in the city. we're in! we are in! two raids are being carriedaddress, two people are arrested on suspicion of drugs offences. we can't show you the faces of these officers, because of the serious police operations they are involved in. the main aim was the two arrests, which we're happy with, and we can proceed with our investigation. we have got further evidence to put to them in terms of this, which we've been able to locate at the addresses. so you suspect there are links to organised crime here? yes, there are, yeah. these people, they are linked to other people that we're looking into at the minute. police say there are currently 20 organised crime groups operating in sheffield city centre, and children as young as ten can be drawn into them. children can be easily manipulated and easily exploited. the risks can be fatal. that's the reality of this circumstance. we have seen young men predominantly in our city over the last number of years, who have been involved in this type of criminality, murdered. hanif was expelled from school at 11! a

sheffield. this police raid is targeting an organised crime group operating in the city. we're in! two raids are being carriedput to them, which we have been able to locate at the addresses. you suspect there are links to organised crime here? yes there are yes, these people, they are linked to other people that we are linked to other people that we are looking into. police say there are looking into. police say there are currently 20 organised crime groups operating in sheffield city centre as children as young as ten can be drawn into them. children can be easily manipulated and exploited. the risks can be fatal. that is the reality. we have seen our young men predominantly in our city who have been involved in this type of criminality murdered. hanif was expeued criminality murdered. hanif was expelled from school at 14 and selling heroin at 15. he now runs a charity that helps young people. he now sees other young people at risk of following a similar path. the older guys want me on their team and are buying things. i remember looking at my school friends, thinking, you suckers, you have no idea, look at

early morning in sheffield, this police raid is targeting an organised crime group operating in the city. we're in! we are in! two raids are being carriedaddresses. so you suspect there are links to organised crime here? yes, there are, yeah. these people, they are linked to other people that we're looking into at the minute. police say there are currently 20 organised crime groups operating in sheffield city centre, and children as young as ten can be drawn into them. children can be easily manipulated and easily exploited. the risks can be fatal. that's the reality of this circumstance. we have seen young men predominantly in our city over the last number of years, who have been involved in this type of criminality, murdered. haneef was expelled from school at 14 and selling heroin at 15. he now runs the youth charity in2change in sheffield, and warns young people about the consequences of crime. he says he was exploited when he was a teenager, and now sees other young people at risk of following a similar path. these older guys want me on their team, you know, they're buying me things, they're making me feel good. i remember looking

sheffield in the winter garden to find out what it means for you. police investigating the murder of the estate agent suzy lamplugh in 1986 carry out a search of a gardenus border with mexico as thousands of migrants head towards it from central america. in sport, a book of condolence opens at leicester city this morning.

sheffield looking at what it means for you. police investigating the murder of the estate agent suzy lamplugh in 1986 carry out a search of a gardenise cut to income tax. but labour has described it as a series of half measures and quick fixes. let‘s get the latest now from our political correspondent leila nathoo. iam sure i am sure you have been listening to the chancellor this morning, the shadow chancellor as well, what do you make of the analysis so far? philip hammond was very clear that he is promising better days ahead, he is promising better days ahead, he is promising better days ahead, he is repositioning the conservative economic policy away from the cuts of the last eight years and towards a bit ofa of the last eight years and towards a bit of a spending spree, but the major spending decisions will come next year in the spending review, which will set out longer term plans. he is adamant he has given as much as he can, he has chosen to spend the unexpected windfall received by better—than—expected public finances on public services. you mentioned the roll—out of universal credit, smoothing money for the nhs. he was ch