so vanya spoke to chris scott, us, he's the former spokesman for the you and relief and website and see, he says, previous to and investigations into strikes on schools and hospitals have exposed a huge amount of distance, a nation. and it's a pulling by minute. yes. again, is on the saw it just as we were in 2014, when 7, the bar stools were hits, dozens of thousands of displaced people taking refuge withheld. a main warehouse in gauze of 60 was hit by what foss this, even though we've only so begging the is really all made to color face attack us full the hospitality. so when was the last time who made the real kick from guns that destroyed an entire building until 500 people? of course we have to wait the outcome of israel's investigation into this instance . having said that in 2014 not ready to have the rest of his way, the spin doctors wasted no time in pushing out all sorts of this information about timer. they put out videos live on americans, television, telling us while i was big into the, telling the world that were minutes and spawning rockets from on the schools. these are

use as we use the epic human suffering we are witnessing and my colleagues several vanya spoke to chris scott, us, the former spokesman for the you and releasing works agency. he says previous to an investigation center as strikes on schools and hospitals have exposed a huge amounts of just information. this is a pulling by minute. yes. again is on the saw it just as we was in 2014 when 7 of our schools, with his dozens of thousands of displaced people who've taken refuge withheld. a main warehouse in gauze of 60 was hit by white folks. just even though we've almost so begging the is really all mean to call this attack us for the hospital itself. when was the last time who made the work it from guns or destroyed an entire building and killed 500 people? of course, we have to wait the outcome of israel's investigation into this instance. having said that in 2014 not ready to have the rest of these rarely spin, daughters wasted no time in putting out all sorts of this information about time where they put out videos live on americans, television telling as well. i was big into the, telling the

mike pence, nikki haley, tim scott, chris christie, they are all traditional bush era conservative anders deserve that choice, but not four of them, one is good for that lane. there is divide in the gop between neoconservative world view and future of america first conservatism. voters deserve that choice, good thing to be given that choice. honorable choice mike pence made. >> lawrence: some argue they have america first camp, donald trump, the person who invented the term. >> well, i push back on that, reagan used america first and first first is -- i do believe i have fresh legs. we are seeing this, you as fellow young person can know this, too, reaching young americans at scale nobody in the gop has and i think it will take a leader from the next generation to reach the new generation and reunite this country. take america first generation along and i'm the outsider and it will take an outsider to do that and that is what i'm bringing to the table. >> brian: you just called ainsley and i old. >> experienced. >> ainsley: i still feel young, though. >> brian: fox weather alert. dange

we'll ask gop presidential candidates chris christie and tim scott. they're here. "your world" is right now. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. glad to have you with us. first mike tobin in southern israel as troops are there and the pentagon urges caution here. mike? >> neil, israel's prime minister took to the airwaves today and countered what amounts to a bomb shell saying israel agreed to delay the ground invasion while the u.s. got defenses like patriot missile batteries and iron dome batteries in place to protect u.s. forces in the region. prime minister netanyahu told the nation today that israel will decide when the invasion begins. >> the timing of what idf is going to do is based on the cabinet. when we get to gaza, we will exact the highest price for these murders for what they have done. >> israel has released video of hamas differs attempting to infiltrate a village knot of the gaza border. israel detected the swimmers in the water, killed them there in the water and went back and struck the tunnel that israel says that they emerged from. also struck a weapons

>> look, i think we've seen good performances from chris christie, nikki haley, desantis, tim scott. there are three or four or five. the republican voters need to decide who that is. it's not donald trump but there are a number of good candidates out there. >> you make clear you see president trump as a threat to democracy, not just a flawed candidate, a threat to democracy you've said. upon his retirement last week general mark milley, an ally of yours during your time in office, appeared to refer to him in his farewell speech as a wannabe dictator. is that overstating things? a dictatorship? if you go back the week prior donald trump said milley for his behavior whatever he thought that was, was -- should be punished, and he talked about execution. which was unfair. mark milley served this country for 40 years, dragged his family around 20 plus times. he deserves our respect and admiration and not that type of talk. no less coming from the commander in chief, the former commander in chief. look, i have a lot of concerns about donald trump. i have said he's a threat to democracy. t

and here to talk about that is chris scott. ons interest in this talks with the action. >> yeah i mean this is this is the time of the world cup when it really starts getting interesting. you know, the problem with the rugby world cup is always get the same is that you always get the same teams in the final stages, really. but yeah , we're really. but yeah, we're expecting england and wales definitely through big talking point today is can scotland squeeze through in a really , squeeze through in a really, really tough group because they've had south africa and ireland and that's really unfair. really. it's just the way the cookie crumbles in terms of draw. but should scotland of the draw. but should scotland beat ireland today and they do it a bonus point or they it with a bonus point or they don't let ireland get a losing bonus point? that sounds very technical, but if you if you lose by less than seven, you get an extra point. but basically, if scotland win today , it looks if scotland win today, it looks like they might sque

next at seven followed by mike pence, chris christie and senator jim scott.d-to-head matchup. they wins by 4:00 p.m. and this whole. union and company statements indicate the big three automakers agreed to raise wage between 20 and 23 percent. they have been striking against the company september 15th. if they get a faster path to full-time status. there is a fierce ideological battle going on and many colleges and universities tonight over support for either israel or the palestinians. harvard has become ground zero for that struggle. >> top-tier colleges from coast-to-coast are grappling with pro- palestinian student groups as some rally and releas statements cheering the brutal infiltration of israel. the anti- defamation league called one message attributed t top students for justice in palestine epstein as its praise paragliding attackers prompting and swift announcement from the university, its president calling the atrocities committe pure barbarism. members of nyu student bar association are now looking to remove their president after sh sent out the

scott, thanks for joining us. >> hi, chris, and happy to be with you this afternoon. >> thank you so super quickly, can you summarize for our viewers what path researchers so that they understand your expertise? >> yes. path is a research center at the university of california, berkeley, that focuses on advanced technology solutions related to automation, decarbonization, safety, 8-80 equity and so forth to improve our transportation systems, we partner with industry, governments and academia to take advanced research in university labs and bring it to the practice. >> all right. and you think autonomous vehicles is part of the transportation of the future right? i think that's fair to say. all right. so let's talk about today's newly unveiled changes that cruise is making to its driverless taxis to improve interactions with fire trucks and ambulances. because there have been a couple of incidents regarding those. so i'm going to put up three of the key changes, i think, and maybe you can just walk us through what each one is about and what's happening. so starting with slowing drawi

that is the space that she was fighting against tim scott for, against people like chris christie, mikee's emerging as the strongest candidate in poll after poll. we saw that she would probably be the strongest candidate against president biden for republicans. there has been a lot of money and support consolidating around nikki haley, which is to the detriment of somebody like tim scott. they're both trying to occupy their same lane. there's only scores -- for one candidate and, there and nikki haley has the upper hand right now. >> in an effort to combat the low approval numbers in battleground states, the biden campaign is looking at buying more that work best with targeted groups of voters, such as blacks, latinos, getting their message out about biden's accomplishments. this will be joined by a new organizing effort starting next month in arizona, and in wisconsin. the biden campaign has to find a way to cut through the noise, despite concerns from some people who feel like the money could be better spent elsewhere. what do you make of this strategy? >> i think it is very smart. i

start forcing donors to look at those the chris christies the vivek ramaswamys, the tim scotts who arer not the time is now to follow suit. >> bret: tyler? >> yeah. i think mike pence, as kimberley said saw the writing on the wall for many months. he was not going to be the one to take on donald trump. even if you look at the broader poll there, it's the same story that we have seen for many months. donald trump is the undisputed frontrunner and no one has really made a dent in his support as you showed the poll. remained virtually unchanged and run away this primary and doesn't seem anyone as the second and third maybe shift a little bit no someone cutting into his immense lead. >> meantime vice president harris on "60 minutes" saying that the reason they are not getting credit is the media. take a listen. >> if you poll how young people feel about the climate and the warming of our planet it polls as one of their top concerns. the challenge that we have as an administration, we got to let people know who brung it to them. that's our challenge. but it is not that the work we are doing

to those mega donors to not show up at their events as long as ron desantis and chris christie and nikki haley and tim scott need to be better than the other side. embracing speech rather than silencing it and not be the appeared where the mega money puppet masters are pulling the strings of their puppets. yes, that is a threat to the steaks, but that's a big part of why i'm in this race. >> i should point out that you and governor christie disagree on a lot of issues but you agree on. this i think we do agree on this. he and i disagree on a lot of issues, but we should have the space to debate that in the open. and, let's also just be very frank to lay it on the table. i mean, there is another debate. even on this network, with another favored establishment favored candidate. so i do not think the rnc is at all applying these rules even handily. i think the debate last week was unproductive. it was not useful. i'm starting to think that this is part of the establishment plan to silence a guy like me. but i'm not going to let them get away with it. >> bret: i want to play a sound bite from the first debate

now, chris christie was with me yesterday. tim scott saying that they might seem to be joined at the hip, but they're not. among those two gentleman, tim scott was saying go slow. on the ukraine thing, don't tie the aid together. governor christie says both need our support and our financial help. where are you on this. >> i'm a reagan guy. i believe in peace through strength and standing up for our allies and standing up to enemies. not standing to you putin and letting him roll through ukraine is a really terrible idea for the u.s. next will be poland. we'll be sucked into that war. i don't understand the folks in our party that think it's okay what putin is doing to ukraine. you don't want to give a blank check and we want to make an impact. there's two separate fights, but they're both really important for america to show some leadership. we're the leader of the free world. if people no longer trust we'll be there for them and our enemies no longer fear us and our friends no longer feel supported, puts us in a difficult position. >>

but instead, they are now looking towards nikki haley, they're looking towards scott, they are looking towards chriss are starting to move back to -- >> to joe biden -- >> there it is. to joe biden, who -- all of this will benefit him in the fall of next year. but let's remember that republican women were repulsed by the dobbs decision of the supreme court. and this governor from florida has signed a six-week abortion ban in florida. >> right. >> folks pick up on that, and they are repulsed by. i >> -- don't know is not that good at how to talk about -- reproductive concerns more broadly. joe biden? nine billion dollars in student loan forgiveness this week. jobs report shows 336,000 jobs created or grown in september. >> not a bad week if you are president biden, getting ready to go up against that clown show on the other side that -- >> -- clown show. >> patrick gaspard, thank you for your time tonight. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. we >> have much more this evening, including trump's topic for house speaker, and why it is up to moderate republicans -- we just talked about them -- to stop

this big divide between some of your more establishment republicans including nikki haley, tim scott, chrishristie, and folks for president trump and ron desantis. the other group as opposed to ukraine funding. they say no more for the same reason the house republicans say no more ukraine funding. on the issue of israel, we are starting to see more of a divide here. the same establishment republicans, they are saying we still need to be supporting israel. and on the other hand, trump, dissenters, vivek -- desantis, vivek, they have not been writing a check for israel. they want to see an elaboration on what the endgame is in gaza, especially after hamas has been eradicated. they want to see more of a plan. they really don't believe in sending more money just automatically. host: are these two conflicts causing any challenge on the democratic side or an antiwar challenge to president biden? or does he not have any real competition for the next presidential election on the democratic side? guest: you know, i think in terms of the party, there are some challenges that are emerging. there are a

this big divide between some of your more establishment republicans including nikki haley, tim scott, chrishristie, and folks for president trump and ron desantis. the other group as opposed to ukraine funding. they say no more for the same reason the house republicans say no more ukraine funding. on the issue of israel, we are starting to see more of a divide here. the same establishment republicans, they are saying we still need to be supporting israel. and on the other hand, trump, dissenters, vivek -- desantis, vivek, they have not been writing a check for israel. they want to see an elaboration on what the endgame is in gaza, especially after hamas has been eradicated. they want to see more of a plan. they really don't believe in sending more money just automatically. host: are these two conflicts causing any challenge on the democratic side or an antiwar challenge to president biden? or does he not have any real competition for the next presidential election on the democratic side? guest: you know, i think in terms of the party, there are some challenges that are emerging. there are a

debate with the most memorable moments, are as to-up between nikki haley and tim scott screaming over each other and chris christie using to a cringy prepared line for attacking donald trump for not being there. this bizarre scene standing in front of non-union workers at a non-union plant. he alone he was the candidate in favor of the workers during a uaw strike. trump is still facing 91 felony counts. he's continuing to encourage political violence. there was also a seven-hour impeachment hearing on thursday just days before a potential shutdown where even fox news favorite jonathan turley a key witness for republicans told lawmakers, i don't believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment and even some of the evidence that republicans gathered even favored president biden. real bang-up week for the republican brand, but the problem is, their dysfunction impacts all of us and 47 days from now, will republicans make funding based on deep cuts to social nets. will mccarthy continue to cut out ukraine funding at the behest of maga republicans. in just a month and a half we could rig

degree that there were any at all, are a toss-up between nikki haley and tim scott screaming over each other about curtains, and christie losing a cringey for paired line to attack donald trump, for not appearing at the debate. the guy who is leading the race by more than 20 points ahead of all of the candidates who are on that stage combined, brought us this bizarre scene, standing in front of nine non-union workers, a non-union plant, arguing he alone was the candidate in favor of workers. you heard that right, during the a uw strike. trump is also still facing 91 felony counts, and was found by a judge who have committed fraud. and, he is continuing to encourage political violence. and, none of that was discussed on the debate stage. there was also a seven-hour-long impeachment hearing on thursday, just days before a potential shutdown, we are even fox news favorite jonathan turley, a key witness for republicans told lawmakers, quote, i do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment. and, that even some of the evidence that republicans gathered, actually favorite president biden. so

degree that there were any at all, are a toss-up between nikki haley and tim scott screaming over each other about curtains, and chris christie using a cringey prepared line to attack donald trump for not appearing at the debate. the guy who was leading the race by more than 20 points ahead of all the candidates who are on that stage combined brought us this bizarre scene, standing in front of non-union work inside a non-union plant, arguing that he alone was the candidate in favor of workers, and you heard that right, giving a uaw strike. trump is also still facing a 91 felony counts and was not by a judge of committed fraud. anyways, he is continuing to encourage political violence. and there was also a seven-hour-long impeachment hearing on wednesday, just days before a potential shutdown, or even fox news favorite, jonathan turley, a key witness for the republican lawmakers quote i do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment and that -- . ,,. ,. ,,? ? ,. . so, senator, we are waiting for the person to speak. we are the perfect person to level off for us here. we want start with

jonathan: a much more constructive view of chris marinac from janney montgomery scott. 12% year-to-date. they could of america down close to 22% in 2023 -- and bank of america down close to 22% in 2023. lisa a: suddenly they have a lot of losses on their reserves and that is what they are grappling with. i just wonder how many loan constraints they have and how much things are eating their lunch as they pulled back. jonathan: bank earnings kicking off of jp morgan and jamie dimon on october 13. unlucky for some. tom: on the beach use gearing -- on the bq screen, bank of america, zero point 01. citi at 0.41%. jonathan: a lot of pressure in leadership over the next moment. coming up, congressman french hello. the coverage continues. ♪ >> this environment was clear from early 2022 that we could be back at 4-5-percent environment. >> we need stability. right still need to go down from here. we are seeing underlying fundamental still good. >> businesses are looking at the fact cost of capital is rising when they start to pull back on investments. >> the higher for longer is

scott hall, the georgia bail bondsman to sidney powell. as you noted, it's the first plea to a felony so far of these 19 co-defendants, and the other thing that i'll note, chris that all of them have to provide truthful testimony, and like dominos that are falling with scott hall to sidney powell, to kenneth chesebro, let's see whether or not any of the remaining 16 are going toake a plea, but notably judge mcafee was waiting for thesebro powell trial to conclude before providing a trial date for former president donald trump and the remaining 16 co-defendants. so now that there's no trial, i anticipate a case management conference very soon where that trial date gets set. >> all right, barbara, tell us just how big of a deal is this? >> this is enormous. first, chris, it's because kenneth chesebro has pleaded guilty. that's one fewer -- second is cooperation, which will be enormously important. he was the architect of the fake -- about that and about that scheme, he could certainly be very -- he's been also -- donald trump. but third, there's they were going to have to try this case twice, where all the other defendants would get a pretty view of the evidenc

chris christie. [boos] >> okay, doug burgum? >> who? >> who? >> lawrence: who? that was funny. tim scott. okay. all right. you think is the most important issue facing this country? >> 100 percent the border. >> why the border? >> if we solve the border, we solve not only the economic issue. we solve the trafficking issue and the fentanyl issue and all the deaths we are facing in texas. [applause] >> lawrence: sir, what do you think is the number one issue in this country. >> getting biden impeached and getting him out of here. also jobs, getting tax prices, depending on foreign oil. we need representatives to put their money where their mouth is and stop saying that we're going to do this. if you want our votes, are do it. do it. >> lawrence: how many people agree with that statement? flawz. >> lawrence: let's keep moving. let's keep moving. ma'am, what do you think is the most important issue for you facing this country? >> i believe the border, also, is the major issue for me. it's because of the general things that happen when we allow that kind of immigration to happen. i just think it's a shame that

to herself, if there was no ron desantis, if there was no tim scott, and you know, who knows what's gonna become of the other campaigns, christ. if she had a one-on-one chop against trump, she would be a very formidable candidate because she actually, unlike desantis, has actually found a voice in being critical with trump. but also, you know, being somewhat, having some credibility with the maga base and some degree. i mean, yes, i think until there is some consolidation, she really doesn't -- she is just sort of flavor of the month, lower case f -- and we really don't, i don't think we would ever see her full potential. again, if she were to have the field to herself, she would, i think, you know, she could really make some difference. >> you would think the republicans might have learned at least one lesson from the 2016 cycle, which is if you have 1 million people, americans, to trump's benefit, do you think that the consolidation may happen earlier than it did in previous cycles, especially with trump's looming criminal trials on the horizon? >> i mean, no. i don't think the republican party has shown itself terribly ad

chris chmura. we'll show you how nbc bay area responds next. >>> it may be hot, but technically it is still fall, and our resident awesome autumn fan, kari hall, celebrating with pumpkin spice pretzels, courtesy of scottrew. make sure you keep up >>> a big football weekend ahead right here on nbc bay area, and we have the niners on sunday. >> first, the big ten on saturday. consumer investigator chris chmura's team has caught the spirit. they compiled a list of consumer cases they won. >> happy friday. let's go to the scoreboard. at the 10, 9 and 8 spots, a trio of insurance cases worth more than $100 grand apiece. in 2020 we settled a huge $138,000 travel case. what was going on is the travel agent was sitting on several viewers' refunds after covid-19 canceled their trips. next up, number six, we got a family $142,000 back after an air ambulance company blundered their bill. the next scoreboard, five through one, we're going to start with a luxury car. $173,000 win for a san jose man who got to return his exotic car because it just wasn't working out. the next entry is $178,000 for a woman in santa rosa. she's a fire victim battling to rebuild her house. i'm happy to tell you she's at home thanks to

scott. and former new jersey governor chris christie.dana: on the wing tonight former vice president mike pence. and north dakota governor doug burgum. stuart: questions on a wide variety of issues and primary voters and candidates get one minute to answer and 30 seconds to respond if singled out. when their time runs out, we'll all hear this [ bell tolling ]. stuart: we have a holt of ground to cover so please keep it civil civilized. dana: let's get going. we're in a sparkes sunny place tonight designed to reflect the very nature and character of ronald reagan. it's a place that makes you proud to be an american. yet today our nation is drowning in division, and incivility. ilia: voters say they dread the 2024 election and find politics exhausting. two in three americans think the country is on the wrong track. and three in four say the economy is not in good shape. stuart: prices are up 18% since 2020. more than half of the u.s. population has little access to child care. 85% of americans say their personal finances are a source of st

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chris. thank you. >>> next, the top stories we're following this morning, including an update on the breaking news out of syria. the u.s. launching air strikes overnight. scottng a look at it and breaking down the reason behind these attacks. >>> an intense manhunt is continuing in maine following the deadly mass shootings there. we're going to take you there we're going to take you there live with new details on the how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you. that's what u.s. bank is for. huge relief. yeah... ♪ >>> breaking right now at 6:30, air strikes in syria. we'll tell you who air force planes hit and why. >>> a manhunt unfolding in maine. a search a under way for the accused gunman following deadly mass shootings. the new details we're learning about the suspect. >>>

scott. >> appreciate you giving us that update to us. >>> up next, stocks still under pressure as we come to the close of this week. wells fargo's chrisarvey finding opportunity in a few key sectors. he explained where he sees strength right now. will do it after the break. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> welcome back. the major average is under pressure today. s&p on pace now to close out its worst week in a month. all this even as the ten year retreats from its highest level since '07. joining me to discuss is chris harvey of wells fargo. good to see you. a lot of people are negative, as you just heard. you're sticking, though, to your guns. you're sticking to your target, 4200 for the remainder of the year. >> that's right. what we think is you're 7%, 8% off the high. the ten year is at 5% and the stocks haven't created at this time in time. fundamentals are fine and november 1st is a key date. november 1st is when fomc happen

scott hall can really inculpate her. you might have expected, it happened in the other case, that once somebody pleads there's a scramble, but that and also the fact, chrise are -- have their eyes simultaneously on the d.c. case and if they plead here, might they be exposed to culpability there, is there a way to kind of stitch them up, that i think accounts for the failure to date of a number of other defendants to come forward, but the one who has is most dangerous for sidney powell without a doubt. >> harry litman, i was going to say that you and i are going to be seeing a lot of each other for the next couple of months, might be the next couple of years. appreciate it. >> no one i'd rather be in the boat with. >> like wise. >>> up next, building the border wall, why the biden administration is moving ahead with a controversial corner stone of donald trump's immigration policy. [sneeze] dude you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style. plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy fast cough relief. i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. the first inkling that something was wrong was

scott, police are searching by the river. what else do you know about this search and how law enforcement is approaching it? >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon, chrisactly right right now. authorities are in the water. they have teams on boats and diverse in the water, as you heard there from officials. they have slowed down the current here. they're still keeping the media a safe distance away. they don't want us showing the work they're doing. that's because robert card has not been found at this time. that's why those lock downs are still in place here. there is a heavy presence of media alongside police here. authorities giving updates as often as they can about what they're doing. we have also seen helicopters flying close to the water right now. that's because we understand they are using thermal imaging as well, to see if they find traces of the suspect. some of our crews have been able to see boats here on the water as they are searching this river which at this point, again, we know at this point doesn't lead to any major body of water, at least in this immediate area. these dams and how they reduce the flow of water, so crucial, as these

chris, as we're watching this play out, all of these different hearings, remember, we just saw a guilty plea last friday from a former codefendant of sidney powell and donald trump. i'm talking about scottor counts and he admitted that sidney powell had signed a contract, entered into a contract with the firm that was hired to go get the information from the voting machines in coffee county. so certainly that kind of complicates her attorneys' arguments to say the least, and it's something we're going continue seeing with defendants tighting charges in different ways. all wrapped up. >> if you give information inside the courthouse, give the hi sign, and we'll come back to. charles, it's a risky proposition. we haven't heard everything. we're just getting the notes, but it sounds to me like what sidney powell's lawyers are arguing, is look, all of these people in coffee county, they didn't have any interaction with her. they don't know anything about it, but then there's somebody who's turned state's evidence against sidney powell who says but i was the one who was kind of the go between. that's how i read it. what do you make of their argument? >> it's interesting, and as we were liste

chris manors. thanks for watching. >> thank you, everyone. is this working? >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you, everyone for being here i'm san francisco mayor london breed and joined by the police chief bill scott and robert oh, sullivan to talk about the incredible work by that sfgh of san francisco police department i know oftentimes when a crime occurs and videos circulated they're a perspective that that says was happening and nothing is being done well, in fact, synagogue o something is being done and the new outlets are reported but not highlighting the significant way like what we see happen in those crimes when they occur we've seen in recent months, is a change a change in deployment and change in addition resources we've received and the altitude around what really do in san francisco and suddenly aggressive changes in the police policies in the policy commission has made has it difficult but not stooping us sunnybrook e doing everything we can to hold people accountable with crimes in san francisco a police department is working hard to deal with crime not only in the downtown area but all neighborhoods and the chief will talk about that in a moment but we also have a city attorney t

. >> chris philp, robert jenrick, tom tugendhat sarah, simon murray, andrew sharp, and my parliamentary team, james sunderland, sean bailey. >> kieran mullen, scottbyron davies. thank you for your fantastic work . fantastic work. >> i'd also like to thank all the home office civil servants who work flat out to keep this country safe and of course, the greater manchester police and all the officers from around the country who are doing their duty . here >> now, i don't know if you've noticed, but as home secretary, i do occasionally receive a modicum of criticism or sometimes i'm asked if i ever read what my critics say about me. well the answer is yes, i do . i'm made of strong stuff. so i'm prepared to wade through the personal abuse, the wild invective and the wilful misrepresentation , because i misrepresentation, because i believe that all of us should strive for improvement and if we close our ears to anyone who disagrees with us, we're less likely to identify our mistakes. one of the reasons why the conservative party has survived and thrived for so long is because we are not afraid to admit when we get it wrong and adapt accordingly. we li