let me reintroduce chris hope and _ prime minister.tion in the united kingdom _ anti—growth coalition in the united kingdom and we saw some of the non—conservative opponents of that agenda _ non—conservative opponents of that agenda in _ non—conservative opponents of that agenda in the hall. but some of the anti—growth coalition exist in the tory— anti—growth coalition exist in the tory party — anti—growth coalition exist in the tory party. there was nothing in that speech to take on her internal payments. — that speech to take on her internal payments, who are the most important ones: _ payments, who are the most important ones, because she has a majority and she has— ones, because she has a majority and she has to _ ones, because she has a majority and she has to secure her leadership. the missed — she has to secure her leadership. the missed opportunity was to say anything _ the missed opportunity was to say anything which any true blue conservative might dislike. there were no new _ conservative might dislike. there were no new pol

now she is reassuring and reassuring and yet more reassuring, she hopes. chriswith the latest at westminster. the king has sent his condolences to those who lost relatives and friends in the village of creeslough in county donegal, where an explosion at a petrol station left ten people dead. the youngest of the victims was a five—year—old girl who'd gone to the shop at the petrol station with her father to buy a birthday cake for her mother. our correspondent chris page has spent the day there. people here will always find it hard to believe that ten of their own lost their lives in this place. just as in many villages, the petrol station shop was like a community hub. local residents who went immediately to help after hearing the blast have been recounting what they found. the blast have been recounting what the found. ., , ., _, they found. there was water coming out of everywhere, _ they found. there was water coming out of everywhere, there _ they found. there was water coming out of everywhere, there were - they found. there was water coming out of everywhe

the hope is that the chris kindness award will breed more kindness when winners are announced each monthm really hoping that you know, will make some difference in the community in people appreciating each other more and the kindness that's out there. we'll have a link to the chris kindness web page on ktvu .com. they are accepting nominations. now the first award will be handed out at the end of november in berkeley and ruben ktvu, fox two news. the west contra costa unified school district is launching a new organic school meal plan. today students were served salads with ingredients from local organic farms. project salad was a partnership that included several bay area farmers and chefs. organizers say their goal here is to rethink public school meals and invest in farm to school relationships. okay a little bit foggy evening out there for most areas, cities. there's just a lot of fog and low clouds for october. obviously it feels more like a summer pattern than the fall pattern. temperatures are going to stay on the mild side. today's temperatures did cool hot spots. tomorrow will b

hope. thank you. chrise era or at least stint of rishi sunak begins with the extraordinary moment he was plunged into the political wilderness just weeks ago, and now he is prime minister. his task -- colossal. the photographer shouted at the prime minister, asking for a smile. >> cheer up, rishi! chris: he pretty much resisted. laura: rishi sunak is choosing the members of his new government. charlton blake joins us from -- jonathan blake joins us with details. what we learned about the new prime minister's priorities? jonathan: we think there is only one real appointment of any urgent importance at this point, and that was a reappointment of jeremy hunt as chancellor. he was brought in by mr. sunak's predecessor after her chancellor was sacked because the backlash against the budget was so great that it all had to b ripped up, and there was a course correction, which canceled or reversed most of the planned tax cuts as well as a scaling back of the intervention to help households and businesses with energ

as chris framed it, it is the hope for republicans in this cycle that they look back two years ago, three years ago, wherever the reference point is and say maybe things were better economically. certainly on a metric like inflation. there is evidence of that. republicans, if you look at their messaging in pennsylvania and beyond are focused on that. they are increasingly focused on that issue. democrats on the defensive. we look at people who say that is their number one issue, inflation, republicans overwhelmingly are in front. it sets them up in many ways. given a positive historic cycle, you make gains in this year. it is one that republicans are counting on voters aligning with. host: inflation, on a 2%. abortion and reproductive rights, 20%. is that a new future because of the roe decision or is that something that always popped up in bowling? -- popped up in polling? guest: it is relatively new. reproductive right -- pennsylvanians have reproductive rights as a view that is really important. you look at a small segment that is a top issue. in this cycle, that all changed. we went b

hoping for lasting memories as chris lost his sight. >> he lost his sight before halloween two years's not able to see anything anymore. he slowed down a lot since then. his airway is collapsing in. reporter: chris is terminally ill. chris and his twin sister kayla were born at 26 weeks. now 27 years old, both have disabilities. more recently for chris, shelley says he's been in palliative care and is experiencing symptoms similar to early onset dementia. >> i tried to bring so much joy to his life. in fact, i look back on the video that you sent me and he looked so happy. reporter: his condition has kept the family inside their home most days. visiting neighbors are helping to make the halloween enjoyable during this difficult time. shelley's halloween displays have become a community favorite. >> it's a really heart-wrenching story about how shelley and her husband have taken care of their children the way they have. it is so wonderful. and then to do this for all of us. >> i still feel the fame that i did back in 2019. that this is like my annual vacation since we are not able to

hoping for lasting memories as chris lost his sight. >> he lost his sight before halloween two years. he's not able to see anything anymore. he slowed down a lot since then. his airway is collapsing in. reporter: chris is terminally ill. chris and his twin sister kayla were born at 26 weeks. now 27 years old, both have disabilities. more recently for chris, shelley says he's been in palliative care and is experiencing symptoms similar to early onset dementia. >> i tried to bring so much joy to his life. in fact, i look back on the video that you sent me and he looked so happy. reporter: his condition has kept the family inside their home most days. visiting neighbors are helping to make the halloween enjoyable during this difficult time. shelley's halloween displays have become a community favorite. >> it's a really heart-wrenching story about how shelley and her husband have taken care of their children the way they have. it is so wonderful. and then to do this for all of us. >> i still feel the fame that i did back in 2019. that this is like my annual vacation since we are not able

the hope is that the chris kindness award will breed more kindness when winners are announced each month. i'm really hoping that you know, will make some difference in the community in people appreciating each other more and the kindness that's out there. we'll have a link to the chris kindness web page on ktvu .com. they are accepting nominations. now the first award will be handed out at the end of november in berkeley and ruben ktvu, fox two news. we'll talk about till noon time for the sun peeked out here along the oakland estuary mark tamayo just like yesterday. the fog is taking its time to clear on out . in fact, some areas right now still under some overcast before your thursday afternoon, so it's kind of been the same pattern each and every day this week, and almost like a summer like pattern out there over the past few days, the dense fog layer the shallow marine layer has been changing around, so it's actually expanded in size, the marine layer deepening and this is having a big impact. even on the inland spots. we're not talking much about in way of nineties or even some eigh

chris, thank you very much forjoining us, chris griffiths from opengenius. are you hopingor accomodation has skyrocketted since friday last week, being advertised from £450 to £8,000 a night! the city was selected to stage the eurovision song contest businesses in liverpool and the surrmounding area are expected to benefit freom the excitement and influx of visitors. joining me now is justin urquhart—stewart, founder of the investment platform regionally. it's about the regions of uk and encouraging economic growth across the uk as opposed to london centric. it's brilliant liveable but astounding to see the reaction. tt’s liveable but astounding to see the reaction.— the reaction. it's brilliant news, there _ the reaction. it's brilliant news, there you - the reaction. it's brilliant news, there you are - the reaction. it's brilliant. news, there you are being awarded, it's like having a eurovision cup final in your local city. be able to do that isn't just a local city. be able to do that isn'tjust a matter of having one event stop eurovision now as a whole party element

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chris romano. and he's in iceland, a colleague, coca hope soon. i've been following the civil war for years. he won't see their reports on any of europe's main channels. they believe the west ignored caves crimes because they had decided to use ukraine against russia. ah, a long time ago in europe you hadn't polish the policy. the politics of europe for free from today. we see the okay. and so netflix is very simple. the sites are free from russians. these ideology of the worst east to day $100.00 persons of racism. and this is what i see the last 8 years in the us. the news model of the building loss talking about 2 people. so the 1st class, 2nd transferred class citizens of this country, you know, but the west, they were in putting this up, they were, you know, feeding them and helping them by all means, although say to, even if not more men, more years such support emboldened even ukrainian military don't to us to stop hiding the truth about their crimes. doctors who treated wounded dumbass militia prisoners much went up. i mean, it was more or less money for him. but if you'd like to we

chris romano. and he's an iceland, a clear coca hope soon. i've been following the civil war for years. he won't see their reports on any of your main channels. they believe the west ignored caves, crimes because they had decided to use ukraine against russia. ah, the long time ago in you'll see hadn't polish the policy, the politics of robot, and it is free from today. we see that the okay and 6 is very simple. the freeform shows these ideologies of the west east to day 100 persons of racism. and this is what i see the last 8 years in the us. the news mom and dad are building loss talking about 2 people. so 1st class, 2nd class, 3rd citizens of this country, you know, but the west, they were in putting this up, they were, you know, feeding them and having them, by all means, although say to, even if not more, many more years, such support emboldened even ukrainian military don't to, to stop hiding the truth about their crimes. doctors who treated wounded dumbass militia prisoners went up. i mean, it was more of a few, many see any of them today i was in march 2022. the order to torture

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the hope is that the chris kindness award will breed more kindness when winners are announced each montht you know, will make some difference in the community in people appreciating each other more and the kindness that's out there. we'll have a link to the chris kindness web page on ktvu .com. they are accepting nominations. now the first award will be handed out at the end of november in berkeley and ruben ktvu, fox two news. in san francisco. elected leaders in community members are trying to get support for a ballot measure that they say will make it easier to build new homes. the proposal would get rid of the requirement that the board of supervisors approve any affordable housing projects that use city property or financing. it's being supported by the mayor and some pro housing groups. they say prop d will allow middle and lower income workers and seniors to stay in the city. not just with buildings for seniors so that they can be housed in your accommodations. but also to heln contractors that aren't unionized, too. be part of this process. but there is a competing proposition on

from politico's reporting, new hampshire governor chris sununu is strongly favored to win reelection, giving republicans longshot hopesf lifting their nominee against senator maggie hassan of new hampshire. republicans largely pulled out of the race, however, raising the possibility that both sununu and hassan are reelected and maintain new hampshire's split ticket reputation. in minnesota, independent voter, thank you for joining us. what is the top issue? caller: i'm calling in the sense of i wanted to say that governor tim walz did a fantastic job with the pandemic. he's a man of science. he is very articulate. he was very proactive in many ways and his opponent, dr. scott jensen, a medical doctor, was the one in the country that first started this conspiracy theory stuff about how the government gets more money if they put down that you died of covid on your death certificate and someone. it just started all these rumors to make medical facilities out as if they were just choosing to put covid on the death certificate and so on, so anyone who promotes any of this conspiracy stuff for that, i feel they are disquali

chris, the search operation is continuing, is there any hope of finding more survivors?e've moved from search and rescue to search and recovery. that we've moved from search and rescue to search and recovery.— to search and recovery. that is riuht. to search and recovery. that is right- just _ to search and recovery. that is right- just in — to search and recovery. that is right. just in the _ to search and recovery. that is right. just in the last _ to search and recovery. that is right. just in the last half- to search and recovery. that is right. just in the last half hour| to search and recovery. that is i right. just in the last half hour or so, we have seen emergency service vehicles leaving the scene here, another sign that the operation is moving into a different phase at the petrol station there are still the memos of the emergency services who have been here ever since the explosion happened at 315 are still searching, though they don't believe they will find anyone else alive. this now is sadly a search for bodies. as regards the mood in the community, what is

. >> chris gold stein, an interesting conversation. we hopes it further when there are more developments. >> thanks so much. and i'm looking forward to traveling to canada one day as well. >> thank you. >>> all right. still to come this morning, police in stockton, california, releasing new video of a person of interest they believe could be connected to six recent homicides as a search for a killer or killers continues. no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investmement account in real time and that's... how you collect t coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ hit it!♪ ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪one, two, get loose now! it takes two to make a-♪ get double rewards points thifall. book now at bestwestn.com. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure demands a lotion this pure. gold bond pure moisture lotion 24-hour hydration no parabens, dyes, or fragrances gold bond champion your skin your record label is taking

chris has got to go. good to see you. i hope you managed to make it to the football tonight.our kids at some point this year. we've got a few moments with you, if that is all right. do you think they will actually be able to get their act together and have a new prime minister in place by next friday? i don't know because i think, this is blindingly obvious, . deeply, deeply divided. the two parties in one that are slugging it out, - and i think the decision - that they needed to change the prime minister was probably taken some time ago. _ the question was, what's next? it has now got a point where the need move on has become so intense that they have moved _ on without the next question being answered but they are fighting. there are two... there sort of a one nation tory, you've got the 2019 other wing i of the party in there fighting it out and over the next week i were going to see that come to the fore. - the summer was anj absolute bloodbath, so i find it hard to see that a party that had weeks and weeks |of a bloodbath has been through, j you know, the traumai of the

chris. members of the committee, representatives for hope hicks being tight-lipped on what appears to be a lengthyace virtually between hicks and the january 6th select committee. to answer your question about what they, perhaps, might want to ask hope hicks about, it would be what she knew about that time frame between the november 2020 election and the runup to january 6th, during that period of time where president trump was really pushing this false claim that the election was stolen from him. hicks, of course, one of donald trump's closest and long-time advisers, someone that has been fiercely loyal to him since before his presidential run in 2016, and someone that enjoys a close relationship with the former president. so, she may have insight into thinks thinking during that period of time. of course, there have been numerous reports that hicks herself told donald trump that specifically she thought that he did not win the election. so, getting into the mindset of trump during that period of time, one of the things the committee has tried to establish over the course of their many hearings i

chris, the search operation is continuing, is there any hope of finding more survivors?e emergency services are saying the reality is they don't believe they're going to find anyone else alive at this stage. there are dozens of people from the village here at the police cordon continuing to watch the search operation, hoping for some word, but the indications are that now this is a search for bodies. this is a rural community, in county donegal, a place popular with tourists and regarded as peaceful. people here can't take in that some people went to their local shop on a friday afternoon and lost their lives so suddenly. afternoon and lost their lives so suddenl . . ~ afternoon and lost their lives so suddenl. ., ,, the only road bridge linking russia with the crimean peninsula has collapsed following an explosion. russia annexed crimea from ukraine in 2014. the territory occupied by russia in this war, seen here in red in the east of the country, created a corridor of russian control. the explosion is a huge defeat for russia in what has been a humilating week for the

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and if you want better, i hope you vote for me. >> charlie chris has not only supported abortion up until the moment of birth, he even voted against the infant born alive act which could have had medical care for an infant that survives an abortion attempt and is one of life. he's also something a little bit of a chameleon. he used to support a federal constitutional amendment that outlawed all abortion regardless of any types of exceptions and now he's taken the other extreme position. is this an honest change of heart or is this a guy that's going to shift with whatever when he needs to keep his political career alive? i think we all know the answer to that question. >> congressman, you have 30 seconds. >> ron, again, that's not true and you know it. i watched you debate four years ago, and i remember your opponent said ron lied 21 times and when you did it again in his second debate, he goes, while there is number 22, i don't know what you are so compelled to be so disenfranchised from the truth is much as you are, maybe it's because you don't want to talk about your record and how you

. >> yeah, but that doesn't mean chaos won't ensue. >> yeah, i hope not. >> and we have a lot more on that coming up next. thank you, chris mary beth whistle bail is the city

chris's mother is already working on a christmas display for her son, and she's hoping he'll enjoy hearinghat one just as much. in willow glen, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> celebrating the history of the black panther party in oakland. today the dr. huey p. newton foundation held a block party. newton founded the black panther party in 1966 in oakland. dozens of community programs grew out of the movement. one year ago the foundation installed a sculpture of newton, a first for the city. several leaders spoke at the block party, including congresswoman barbara lee. she got involved in black panther activism as a young woman. >> they held rallies where my little boys and myself gave out shoes. i had the privilege to work with our great sister. erica. >> newton lived until 1989 when he was murdered by a member of the black gorilla party. >>> and a lawsuit against a baker who refused to make a cake for a gay couple. >>> we're not going to allow the former president, he's not going to turn this into a circus. >> the january 6 committee not ruling out a live testimony from former pres

that is why i am running for governor, and i hope i have your vote on november 8. chris: governor sununu, 90 seconds. gov. sununu: this is great. thank you very much. look, i love this state. i could not be more proud of where we've come. if you know who else loves this state? everybody who is moving here. we are the only state really growing in population. or young families moving in the never before. those are facts, those are data, and that means we are doing something right. doesn't mean we are perfect, absolutely not. put the individual first. people want to be part of it. you look at the economic opportunities, the fact that we have some of the highest wages, the lowest poverty rates, we are the number one in the country for personal freedom, and we are able to create that balance, work across the line, and understand we are an independent state. i go back to what i said before, it is not about the government. it is about individuals. we have great opportunities to do that and to highlight it. tom is very dour, i get it, he is angry, but this is awesome. this is th

we hope it will reset incentives for alex jones and people like him. >> i wonder, chris, since you spentmuch time seeing this man in the courtroom and there were so many emotional outbursts, i mean, his character was on such full display. did you get a sense of what lies beneath the cruelty and the bluster? i think it is hard for a lot of us to imagine being as monstrous and as monstrously cruel as alex jones to look at the victims, the families of victims of the children and say i will inflict more pain and more cruelty on your life. i will make sure another kind of evil is visited upon you. i mean did you get a sense of who this man actually is under all of this? >> alex jones is a broken, fearful little man on the inside. and he is not happy unless other people are as afraid as he is. and that's really what underlies his cruelty. i mean we showed that he and his employees were aware, very, very early on, of the impact their lives were having on families that were grieving and they didn't care. they were seeing the audience numbers and profits go up and up and up. and they were willing

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chris. so tell us more about today's hearing. will you know, i don't believe many gave brittany grider much hope. it was already expressed to her lawyers that she had very little hope about a positive outcome. but the defense, you know, made their case. they spoke about the expert. you know, that determine how much cannabis oil was found in the cartridges. they said that he was unqualified in that they cited several procedural errors throughout these, this process. and they called her punishment excessive, you know, they sided her contribution to russian sports. she's one back to back championships in the women's russian basketball league. so she is looked at is somewhat a role model with that instance. and really grant her also made a statement and she was apologetic. she had already pled guilty. she called with an honest mistake, and she also felt that her punishment was excessive. others on hand chimed in that similar sentiment. and she was asked by the tribunal who took no time to head down their verdict. i mean, it was like a split 2nd decision. you know, i was following the tracking the tri

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