mark, control, charlie downs. mark, we'll start with you.ou surprised that the government are actually now not only continuing with the policy of migrant hotels, but actually looking to expand it? >> not in the slightest. i mean, the government i think, is learning the hard way , really, learning the hard way, really, that there is no quick fix to the small boats crisis. and it's all well and good in the campaign coming up with these promises to scrap the use, the reliance on these thousands or hundreds of hotels across the country housing up to 56,000 people at its peak. and to end the reliance on these former raf bases and the bibby stockholm barge down in dorset. but then the reality is where on earth do you put them? and as you said in the introduction, there we are now at that grim milestone where we have more channel migrants who have crossed illegally from france . in the three and a half france. in the three and a half months since labour took office, than in the six months when the conservatives were in office. yes, of course, in th

>> well , charlie downs, we're >> well, charlie downs, we're delighted to say, is with us now.he centre for migration control. had you seen this spike in population that we've all been mystified by, the 725,000 net figure as having partly been a consequence of the policy after lockdowns? >> this was what was fascinating. after the lockdowns was all the while we were told that we can't go out and you know, that people are spreading disease and so on. the borders were effectively open, and you'd think that's a little bit counterintuitive when we're trying to stop the spread of a supposedly deadly disease. but this news comes off the back, of course, of the news that britain is now the illegal migration capital of europe, having more illegal immigrants, about 750,000 than any other european nation. so people are rightly outraged about this news. but what's not included here is the fact that in the in the year to 2020 3rd june 2023, the population grew, or 2022, rather, the population grew by o.9%. so this is a total of 1.28 million new people in the country in the last two years.

. >> charlie down for us.didn't even get to the comments about the son of latrobe, pennsylvania that donald trump made over the weekend thank you very much for being with us this morning, sara, always great to have you. >> all right. time now for sports the new york liberty here are the wnba champions for the first time in the team's 28 year history. carolyn manno has more on their thrilling overtime win in this morning's bleacher report, carolyn, good morning. >> good morning. in low on sleep. it was electric last night at barclays center. i mean, this series has been electric. it's been excruciating for liberty fed's kasie, they've been waiting such a long time for the franchise to win a title, new york coming into this game with an oh, and five record in previous finals in this fan base, just desperate for them to get it done. it actually looked like that trial friend mike continue to start. i mean, minnesota was looking for a league-record fifth championship they got pretty much every shot they wanted in t

so we have the knowledge that it's going to be a big storm charlie was down here, it just went boom and all of a sudden 12 hours later it was on shore. this at least is giving us a little bit of time to get out of the way. all the models here, obviously on the west coast of florida, some though much farther to the south, if you remember, we were waiting for charlie and tampa and it was weighed down here in punta gorda and so that can happen. it can turn they still do when they get close to land they can turn flood watch in effect, obviously four to eight inches of rainfall. some models now predicting probably in the neighborhood of about 15 inches of rainfall. and that's just the freshwater for flooding that's possible from alberto to barrel, the very earliest category five in the atlantic, to milton, the very latest category five ever in the atlantic ocean, judge, that's unclear, just unclear. when do you expect it to make landfall? >> midnight, wednesday night, thursday morning. okay. so it will be it will be making significant damage by our time on wednesday night show that you and i

charlie was straight down the middle of the fairway, sydney was a french character in many respects. a process that took some years. in 1955, the irs came after him for back taxes based on his earnings from limelight. he had been kicked out of the country in september of 1952, and they wanted money through 1954, which takes a certain amount of gall. [ laughter ] he settled, they haggled and he wrote a check because he did not want that hanging over him. this is going on while he is resettling in switzerland, the propaganda continued, anti- chaplin propaganda was going on. my two favorites in the press, that he was conspiring with -- in palestine, with the jewish radicals helping to fund israel , to kill british soldiers in palestine. that was about 1946, 1947, just as israel was being founded. the most insane one was after he left the country, was printed that he would adopt the children of julius and ethel rosenberg who were put to death for spying. another story, these are typical examples of propaganda, and i chaplin propaganda -- anti-chaplin propaganda come in the sunday magazin

the guys say they chose charlie, who has downs syndrome because of his values and his involvement into school and community. and in st. louis, the slu high school football team winning off the field. there they are, more than 30 of them, all getting their heads shaved to support a teammate's loved one who is battling brain cancer. defensive end patrick lassy organized it all, to show 7-year-old nora how much she means. that's nora in the pink hat, even helping out along with her big sister. >> patrick, what made you decide to do that for her? >> i just want to show her that, you know, i'm always going have her back. and anything she is going through is something i'm going through too. i don't want her to go through this alone. >> thanks to jose for sharing those stories and starting our week off with a big smile. that's for kicking off your week with "early today." i'm frances rivera. hope you have a great monday and a great rest of your week. see you tomorrow.

the guys say they chose charlie, who has down syndrome, because of his values and his involvement in high school football team winning off the field. >> oh, my gosh. >> there they are, more than 3 0 of them, getting their head shaved to support a teammate's loved one who is battling brain cancer. the defensive end organized it to show 7-year-old sarah how much she means. that's her in the pink hat helping with her big sister. what made you decide to do that for her? >> i just wanted to show her that, you know, i'm always going to have her back. everything she's going through i'm going through, too. i don't want her to go through this alone. >> for this family guided by faith, the gesture meant everything to norah's parents what was it like for you? >> as patrick said, we have to support each other. >> in this dome of darkness, people keep showing up and poking holes of light. and there was a huge hole of light poked through our dome of darkness that day. >> and norah just had a birthday. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >>> that's nbc news for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balar

charlie chaplin. everybody else kept their heads down.y didn't want to be associated with him, they didn't want to stand up. so essentially, it was a time of the toad, as donald trump would say. nobody wanted to be branded as sympathetic to someone that was regarded as un-american in 1942. 20 years later, when it was safe -- they all realized, oh, we made a slight error in judgment here. so they gave him an honorary academy award, because -- basically as a way of saying, we are sorry. he agreed to accept it. the odd thing was, his son sydney -- he named his son, sidney, after his brother. his son sydney told me he didn't care about awards. he never cared about awards. words meant nothing. he cared about the daily mess of the job. he cared about working the script until it was as good as he could possibly make it. about working on a scene until it was as good as it could possibly be. about working on a film until it was as good as he can possibly make it. that was his identity. it wasn't just some guy on a mountaintop dispensing wisdom. it

. >> with the hurricane going down there and right now we're charlie: women volleyball players feeling forced to forfeit as we speak to one colleague athlete on her fight to fairness. that's next. charlie: the father of former one direction member liam payne observing the makeshift memorial laid atimy fans outside of the hotel in buenos aires where his son fell to his death earlier this week. this coming as tmz reports that police believe wayne was using a hallucinogenic drug and sources telling us that the hotel staffer got drug for payne and a indictment could come soon. fox news confirming nikki haley in talks to join former donald trump on the campaign trail and brian, ainsley and lawrence on the curvey couch yesterday and brian asked tram preponderance he'd ask his former primary rival to give him a boost in the final push to election day? >> haley and i fought and i beat her. nikki is in. nikki is helping us already. it's just people keep saying they don't say when are you bringing this or that. everybody is in. nikki is already in. she's out campaigning. charlie: back in may, ha

by comparison, charlie was straight down the middle. sidney was a fringe character in many respects. it was a process that took some years. in 1955, the irs came after him for back taxes based on earnings . he had been kicked out of the country and september 1952 and they taxed him for money through 1954 which i think takes a certain amount of gall. [laughter] and he settled. he wrote a check for the taxes because he did not want it hanging over him. all this is going on while he is resettling in switzerland. the propaganda, the anti-chaplain propaganda continued and lies were published. astonishing stories. my favorites were that she was conspiring in palestine with the jewish radicals helping to found israel, to kill british soldiers in palestine in 1947 when israel was founded. the most insane one came after he was -- after he left the country after it was claimed he was going to adopt the children of a couple who had been put to death for spying for russia. there was another story, typical examples of propaganda, anti-chaplain propa

. >> i think it was charlie. i was down there think it was for charlie. they were supposed to hit tampa. it hit punta gorda. i think it was just really devastated vendor border charlie, ian, irma. >> we've been looking at five in the past, but they end up going south and we've just really lucked out. >> you were working at the hospital during hurricane helene and watched your house flood? in real time on cameras posted around your home are showing some of those pictures first of all, how much damage did it sustained, but also what is that like? seeing that in real time happening to your house while you are at work? >> you know it's not fun. but there's nothing that i can do about it. we knew that this was going to be a big storm with big storm surge. and we did our best to prepare ahead of time, we hired movers, we had stuff in trucks obviously, we couldn't get everything out as you can see, it kind of floating around the living room. but it was it was tough i wasn't a biggest i'm not a big fan of watching that kind of damage to our house. we ended up wit

that way mark could put the helicopter down. charlie was doing the coordinating. we grabbed that baby, mom and grandma through them in the helicopter and mark flew us to the asheville airport avant doctors and nurses were there on stand by to save the baby's life. i got confirmation today and charles in contact with the mom. they were sending us photos and pictures and videos of the baby. it is good, healthy, and it has been on our minds. the baby is healthy. >> bill: it is an awesome story. let me stick with you for a moment. looking at the social media posts. you said you are looking for reflections on the ground as you are flying in helicopters trying to spot people with s.o.s. written on the ground. remarkable stuff. you are ticked off. you don't see the support down there on behalf of the government. tell me what you experienced. what is your story? >> we're looking for s.o.s. carved in mud how we found the 87-year-old woman out of oxygen. weak leadership in north carolina from the federal government. it takes my strong leadership in florida. if it wasn't for

charlie: as "the new york post" said, what a juan-derful world with. coverage starts at 7 p.m. eastern, the dodgers looking to the eliminate the the mets downries. if they don't, we will have a subway series. will: well, the mets gotta win two -- charlie: oh, yeah. will: -- to get your much-feared subway series. otherwise you get the coastal series. charlie: i would go with the coastal series, but i love the mets. you know, i love everybody -- will: here we go. rachel: this is a great headline, actually. charlie: if you love baseball and have not had the pleasure of watching juan soto play, juan soto is one of the most entertaining players to ever play the game. what a juan-derful world. will: a battle to win over male voters, the harris campaign is launching ads on betting sites. rachel: as trump and vance get ready for kickoff with nfl games today. charlie: david webb on whose message is resonating, next. ♪ will: with just 16 days the go, the republican presidential ticket is ready for kickoff. tonight trump will watch the jets take on the steelers in pennsylvania -- charlie: and j.d. vance will attend a packers' watch party. rachel: it a

in next week's budget so that children like charlie in my constituency and beyond are no longer led down? ms. rayner: i think the honorable member for her very important question and i'm sorry to hear about what charlie and many other children with special educational needs have gone through. we know we have inherited a really dire situation. many members across this house have raised this issue and i'm sure the chancellor will welcome it in the budget. >> thank you you, mr. speaker. this morning, we woke to more tragic news of deaths in the channel, something that we are hearing far too often. just last month, we saw the death of a pregnant woman and children, children, mr. speaker. i would like to ask the deputy prime minister what this government is doing to take on the evil smugglers who are trading in human misery? ms. rayner: i thank my honorable friend and welcome him to this place. he knows we have inherited an and -- asylum system in chaos and he quite rightly says these are people, women, children. we are putting in place a credible plan to protect our borders and remove those

charlie scharf's appointment as the ceo. for the first time since he took over we had a chance to sit down with him earlier today for an interview. charlie, you came into a very difficult situation for a storied bank started in 1852. i have to ask you, given the fact there was a couple years of what it was called controversy, why did you take this job? >> i think it is one of the greatest jobs in the country. the franchises incredible. if somebody handed you the pieces and said you have the opportunity run this. we have some things that need to fix but if you think they are solvable what else would you rather do? >> to some degree you are a ward of the state after that happened, but you did not do any of the things you have to correct. >> listen, it was clear we had to prioritize the work that the regulators required of us. that was on us and to me it was clear that with the right people, with the right urgency, with the right process in place we get that done. that is part one of the mission. part two is taking advantage of the great franchise. we have to clear that . we've accomplished a lot and we still have a lot more to do.

charlie: i can't see. [laughter] will: tomorrow, donald trump, lawrence jones, barbershop in the bronx. they're going to sit downrons, take some questions. tune in for that tomorrow on "fox & friends." charlie: two weeks from tuesday will be election day. rachel: how is that possible? charlie: it'll all be over by then. rachel: we've got it all here on fox news, stay with us tomorrow and and then again on the weekend next time. ♪ ♪ rachel: maria: good sunday

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charlie: those mountains range from maine all the way down to georgia.rowing up in texas, when i thought mountains, i thought rocky mountains? i truly did. that was our reference for mountains. since that time, i got to live in tennessee for a little while, and i know it's stating the the obvious, man, the appalachians and the smokies, they're gorgeous. and they are -- i know for most of the country, they live on the east side of america, so they're more familiar and reference it, it's not as big a revelation as it is for me, but it is the absolutely stunning -- charlie: and they contain a culture -- rachel: right. charlie: you don't always see it, but we've seen it, certainly, in the aftermath of hurricane helene. it contains a culture, and you go from one hollow to the next, and people are completely different. but they're the toughest ors most wonderful people. will: yeah. rachel: i saw the most amazing clip online of two little girls, it was after the hurricane in that that area that you're talking about. their house was wrecked behind them, and the

charlie for that report. >>> coming up on "today", we are counting down to the election with full coverage from our decision preview of their halloween b bonanza. >>> this morning on the third hour of "today", it's our annual halloween celebration. we're going to have our big costume reveal. share a spooky ghost story and share fun ideas for all the leftover candy. there are leftovers? all that and more coming up on the third hour of "today". >> always such a fun day on the plaza. thanks so much for being with us for "early today." i'm frances rivera. have a spooky, fun and importantly safe halloween. tly . p

p was responsible for the collapse of a down in 2015. charlie angela has more now from the high court in london, where the lawsuit is under way. it's been almost 9 years since prism is was environmental does all set and this will be the 1st time victims will face members of the b h. p. executive board in court. this case is really unique on so many levels, 620000 claimants seeking $47000000000.00 in damage because it wasn't just the thousands of villages surrounding the down who were affected that day, but also in many thousands who lives along the river. though chase is a toxic waste. harry's heavy muscles, 600 columbus, is down stream to the atlantic ocean and also 620000 payments. the groups of the engine is presented and who claim they know what i need know the livelihood, but also that culture. often they sold the river the river, don't chase as a religious icon and they claim they have no loss. that goes well with me. i was one of the members of the team, representing those payments on accounting. and she told me a little bit about the strategy that they are going to take in thi

charlie: i can't see. [laughter] will: tomorrow, donald trump, lawrence jones, barbershop in the bronx. they're going to sit downthey're going to talk with patrons, take some questions. tune in for that tomorrow on "fox & friends." charlie: two weeks from tuesday will be election day. rachel: how is that possible? charlie: it'll all be over by then. rachel: we've got it all here on fox news, stay with us tomorrow and and then again on the weekend next time. ♪ ♪ rachel: maria: good sunday morning, everyone, welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. the is coming down to the incompetents. democrat strongholds -- independents, like up union, businesses and many minority voting blocs endorsing president trump in the last few weeks. that voter who may lean to the right but could lean to the left on other issues, not beholden to parties and labels, but instead to family and to policies that make their lives better. coming up, independent vermont senator bernie sanders on the state of the race and the will of the people versus the machine. plus, presumptions and stereotypes. barack obama tries to shame

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yesterday, he held a rally down in georgia, where speaker charlie kirk riled up the crowd by saying democratsfor everything god hates." so... pork? but the big pre-trump headliner was formerly relevant tv dweeb tucker carlson, seen here [booing] seen here watching a puppy get swept out to sea. ol' tucklebuck whipped out a weird, infantilizing metaphor for americans who have different political views. >> if you allow your two-year-old to smear the contents of his diapers on the wall of your living room and you do nothing about it, if you allow your 14-year-old to light a joint at the breakfast table, if you allow your hormone-addled 15-year-old daughter to, like, slam the door of her bedroom and give you the finger, you're going to get more of it. >> stephen: everything at home okay, tuck? "if you allow your teenagers to wait until you fall asleep on the couch and then draw a penis on your forehead in sharpie, and when you ask 'who did this?' they just laugh and say 'oh, my god, the penis just got a vein in it because dad is so angry!' and if you say 'there will be consequences' and then you f

adam klotz counting down to kickoff all morning and third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. charlie: just 17 days away from election day and a little scene of nashville, tennessee there. pete: somewhere in there might be pete hegseth. rachel: i just saw him on instagram on a tractor. the forming transformation. pete: respect. charlie: to be clear, there's farmers and then there's farmers. pete: he's got big round barrels on the fork coming off the back of the tractor. he's lesching things and that's certainly learning things. charlie: that's a farmer. rachel: you're saying pete's a farmer? you're a gentleman farmer? charlie: i'm a farmer and i have a tractor. pete: i'm a farmer. charlie: by neighbors. pete: i'm a cotton farmer. rachel: i know you are. charlie: but it's a lot of fun and it's good, especially if you have kids. rachel: i told all of you guys, if you want to be a warmer, he wants to be a farmer, pete wants to be a farmer. it's a middle edged thing and i'm liking it. charlie: this is all we've ever wanted to do. it's like in our dna and it's who we are, we want to get th

campaign but if you want the truth look at the campaigns and if you look up down ballot refusing to campaign. stuart: charliethank you very much indeed. the poster laid out 24 reasons to win the election, what to say. >> it a nutshell he says harris has failed to articulate a clear vision for the country and it might've been a good strategy if the fundamentals favor but they don't, the fundamentals which is 24 reasons voters are sensitive to high prices the mood has shifted to the right, there is backlash to open border policy, the world is unsafe, the democrat party is split on israel and hamas with no comparable issues putting the right and trump surrogate elon musk is giving permission to rich people to advocate loudly for donald trump. stuart: quite a case. elon musk upgrading his sec security. >> a german publication called trump public enemy number one and called elon musk public enemy number two. >> i was on the cover of the biggest magazine in germany it was like the time magazine and i saw the on enemy number two. [crowd boos] >> enemy number two of what? democracy? definitely upgrading my security.

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flowing into the coffers of not just the so-called crypto president, but also to down-ballot, pro-crypto candidates. charliee superpac support. that's next on "the claman countdown." ♪ ♪ ... coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. liz: with just under two weeks until election day, you just heard kevin o'leary talking about that small slice of undecided. the cryptocurrency industr

down. that comment. >> i guess. >> laura: charlie, it's funny, because i got some calls after the debate from old law schoolriends who not particularly fond of president trump. but they are going to vote republican. but they are not huge trump fans. these people were so blown away by what they saw. i have never seen a debate like this since 1980, reagan. went on and on and on. i think trump had some great performances against hillary and the last time around. but this was -- this was kind of a different animal. and i think it -- it made people sort of sit up and say wait, what have the media been telling us and we better start paying attention a little bit now. >> yeah, so i have always maintained that a big reason why you and i have been able to sort of set aside donald trump's kind of unusual political manner is because we have been around the media. we have been around washington so long. we know how evil it is. how bad it is. and you're not going to fix it with mr. sunshine nice guy. so donald trump comes along and we forgive -- we set aside those things that are sort of unusual. for a lot of the people

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. >> and something you said i think really has to be drilled down on a little bit more, charlie, becauseury of donald trump's peers, that's who convicted donald trump. the prosecutors who were doing their jobs in the justice department. they're conflating judges and people who are part of the civil service in this country with those people who are quote/unquote trying to kill donald trump. so they're saying think of these people all the same way. the prosecutors, the people who count votes, the people who declare elections to be valid when he doesn't win. put them all in the same category, as a potential assassin. that is setting up not just his political opponents but ordinary citizens including people who sit on juries to say they are a part of this dangerous other. >> and besides that, it's also the media, it's also politicians, it's also critics. it's also anyone that donald trump does not like. and the other piece that's really crucial, though, is when donald trump talks about these attacks on him with the rally, what he's saying is they are really coming after you. you are their ta

charlie: you look at young people today. i don't even know how they begin to collect a down payment on a house and one other thing i think isportant. you look at the numbers of inflation and inflation is down from 2022 in 2024 and it looks like it's going down, but when you look at it that doesn't mean prices have come down. jackie: we call it in my field sticky inflation. it's very sticky. the prices are high. they have not come down even though that rate has slowed a little of the increases. last point, bring energy costs down, president trump wants to do it. you will start to fix the pricing problem. take the regulations away. start letting, you know, lower the corporate tax rate. let the growth machine work. that is not about giving tax breaks to the rich like kamala harris says. he will do it. he's the only one who could do it and the dems love to say but look at the stock market we're at record highs. that goes in cycles too and one-day the music will stop and mom and pop are holding the bag. >> charlie: exactly. jackie, thank you so much. don't miss her on the big weekend, big money show at 1:00 p.m. eastern during t

in 2002 she decided to take her battle public, sitting down with our charlie gibson. >> i have a weaknessght leg. the worst thing is i wear this little brace on my foot because i have drop foot which means i have to wear pants or a long skirt. and i have fabulous legs. >> is there some worry maybe you wouldn't get roles? >> yeah, i think that -- any time you say anything about your health people are like, let's not do her, let's go with somebody else. >> lara: her illness making her a fierce advocate for ms. awareness. >> there's a lot of reasons to be hopeful. i thought maybe if i say something, maybe one or two people will feel better. that's what i like to do. >> lara: so many stars sharing their love for teri on social media from co-stars to celebrities who were just fans. her mr. mom co-star michael keaton saying something i did last night, go back and watch her comedic work. man was she great. man, she was great. >> george: she really was. coming up next daughter's sweet surprise for her dad. that's our play of the day. up... my modere crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. wi

charlie gasparino here. one corner of your screen, the dow had been down double it earlier losses on this officially happeningnt to stress missiles launched do not mean the missile landed to but it does show the fears of an escalating war, and and your thoughts? >> the markets i don't believe in expansion for an expansive war. neil: oil is up in and out of $70. their way of saying we don't see this. charles: you have to realize what israel has accomplished going through a ton of oil analysts, geopolitics in the middle east, they essentially illuminated hamas, the job done in gaza but they are laminated hamas. they took out the hezbollah leader based on they did stuff with technology where they know where people live. the markets, that is so impressive. if iran wants to get into a tit-for-tat with israel, they know the houses of the mullahs, the country's. they could be taken out. is that an escalation. my guess, the markets are saying that. iran does not want to get into a fight with israel. they will be destroyed. probably easily. if you go there with the technology, they are going to take hezbollah out now,

guys told me at first some of the members doubted a person with down syndrome could fit in with the group. but they were willing to do charliehe one doing them the favor. >> the joy and light that we were missing in our chapter that we didn't know we were missing from the beginning, is unreal. >> he kind of broke all the preconceived notions that i thought of that a fraternity man should be like. >> reporter: others have come to the same conclusion. this year, a total of six fraternities and five sororities all welcomed students from clemson life. and according to charlie, it will be a game changer. because he says something magical happens whenever you are accepted this fully. >> my disability, it doesn't really exist. >> reporter: when you are with your fraternity brothers, you feel like your disability doesn't exist? >> yes, sir. ♪ . >>> community leaders putting pressure on san jose city councilman accused of child sex crimes, we will have that story later on. >>> also, kelsi thourud spoke with the photographer who was with the greatful dead and we will have the story, as . >> found irmember of grateful dead has died at

down. i don't understand that comment. >> i guess! >> laura: charliey, i got some holes after the debate from old law school friends not particularly fonbutf president trump. they will vote republican but they are not a huge trump fan w would do and were so blown away what they saw. they have never seen a debate like this since 1980, reagan, and they went on and on and on.d i think trump had great performances against hillary the last time around, but this was kind of a different animal. and i think it made people sort of set up and say, weight, what have the media been telling us? r start paying attention a little bit now. >> so i've always maintained a big reason why you and i have been able to sort of set asidee donald trump's kind of unusualme political manner is because we have been around the media, weho have been around washington so long you know how evil it is anh how bad it is. you are not going to fix it witf mr. sunshine nicore guy. so donald trump comes along and. we forgive and set aside those things that are sort of unusual. for a lot of

charlie nunn, the chief executive of lloyds, said it did expect mortgage rates to come down though, butrebuild hundreds of old school buildings in england is far behind target. figures obtained using a freedom of information request show that by this summer, construction contracts had been awarded for only 12% of the schools involved in the rebuilding scheme. you're live with bbc news. a man armed with guns and a fake media pass was arrested by police at a checkpoint near a trump election campaign rally in california on saturday. the suspect, a 49—year—old man from las vegas, was stopped in a black suv more than a quarter of a mile from the location in coachella where donald trump had yet to appear. the secret service has issued a statement saying the former president was not in any danger and their investigation is ongoing. a statement from the trump campaign has thanked law enforcement, adding that they are monitoring the situation. us presidentjoe biden has visited florida, as the state recovers from two back—to—back hurricanes, helene and milton. mr biden said more than half—a—billi

but while they're cheering on twitter the price of xrp is actually selling off down about 4% to $0.57. let's get to charlielot going on here and a good thing my producer is like the queen of crypto, and she knows exactly what's going on here so let's unpack this a bit. number one there's no guarantee the sec is going to approve this as an etf. we should point out solana applied and they had to pull it because they were getting bad vibes from the sec which has to approve it like they approved blackrock's bitcoin and etf, so same sort of process. they were saying, not going to happen. i think xrp is the number three crypto, solana is what the number five or something, but in any event you get the feeling that when you get past ethererum, there's much more skepticism from the commission. now, here is, so that's one thing that's freaking people out a little bit. here is the other thing that's even bigger. by monday, we will know if the sec is going to appeal judge torres's ruling on the ripple case, the initial sec case, they said your xrp was issued illegally. you know, failed the so-called test which is a su

we will break that down for you as well as looking for that swag that charlie was mentioning.s is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." bloomberg has been told that dp world has reversed a decision to pull out of the u.k. government investment summit that starts today in london, and a source says the company is set to announce a $1.3 billion investment in its london gateway port that will create 400 jobs. we are told the ceo will stick with the original plan to be part of the event after u.k. prime minister keir starmer walked back criticism of the company from some of his own ministers. more details will be coming back from that summit where keir starmer hopes to announce millions of pounds of investment in ai, life sciences, into structure during that event. joining me now for a preview is lizzy burden. what are they are they expected to announce? how much of this will be precooked or reheated announcements? how consequential is it really? lizzy: this is not your first radio, is it? they preannounced money and re-announce money. the top economic pri

but charlie nunn, chief executive of lloyds bank, said the bank did expect mortgage rates to come down the highs of last year which were difficult for people. we think they will continue to get down but getting back to the level we saw last decade where interest rates were down a zero i think is unlikely. a new charity calendar featuring 12 survivors of breast cancer has been launched in a bid to raise funds for more research into the disease. each of the women involved in the campaign are at a different stage in their cancerjourney but say they have found the experience empowering. 0ur reporter chrissie reidy has been to meet them. women of all ages from all walks of life who all had breast cancer. being photographed for the calendar has not only been a chance for them to feel confident about their body again but to support other women on the breast cancer journey. women on the breast cancer “ourne . ~ ., ., women on the breast cancer “ourne . ~ . ., ., journey. we all want to look aood journey. we all want to look good and — journey. we all want to look good and feel— journey. we all

charlie: yes, sir. still ahead, vice president kamala harris taking anti-trump republicans on the campaign trail, but will this strategy hurt down-ballot democrats trying to cozy up to the former president in. >> tammy baldwin got president trump to sign her made in america bill. >> he sided with trump -- >> that's why i wrote a law signed by president trump. ♪ that just will never come out ♪ ♪ pour downy in the rinse, jade ♪ ♪ every now and then i rinse it out! ♪ fights odor in just one wash. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kia. movement that inspires. you all have a lot of money. i know about 20 of you and you're rich as hell. we're going to give you tax cuts. i am not rich as hell. i work hard. i scrape to get by. donald trump wants to give tax breaks to billionaires, but kamala harris has plans to help us. she's going to crack down on price gouging and cut taxes for working people like me. i voted for donald trump before, but this time i'm voting for kamala. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. ♪ when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have

we're talking about a category 1 wind damage threat, almost like charlie was, which had people with blue tarps on their roofs and trees down for weeks all the way back in 2004. and then additional flash flooding. but, chris, this is not helene in the mountains of north carolina, the rainfall from this is not going to be its legacy. that storm surge, you know, we just -- can you imagine. we just got a record-breaking storm surge from helene, and now following it, we could break that. that is just -- that's incredible. you know, people are already trying to figure out how they're going to save their homes, and this is just another layer of misery. >> unbelievable, bill. thank you so much for that. you know, matt, look, first of all, let's just state the obvious, which is, saving lives is the single-most important thing. but storm response is a major test for government, period. in the final month before a presidential campaign, what are the potential stakes here, politically, as well as for lives and property? >> well, to re-emphasize your first point, my heart goes out to all the people there. i have a 90-year-old father wh