- francis belin from christie's. �* . , ., ., christie's.that is all for business today. _ christie's. and that is all for business today. thanks - christie's. and that is all for business today. thanks for. business today. thanks for watching. hey, it's lucy with the catch up. tonight, a meta hoax, parents sign a smartphone pledge, and fixing a giant sinkhole. but first, people from the uk living in part of the middle east are being told to leave immediately. that's as fighting between israel and hezbollah in lebanon gets worse. hezbollah is an armed group which the uk government and others see as terrorists. israel says it's carrying out big air strikes in the south, and the army chief has told troops to prepare for a possible ground invasion. the un says 90,000 people in lebanon have been displaced since monday. israel has also intercepted a rocket fired towards tel aviv for the first time. hezbollah says it was targeting israel's intelligence h0. now, some other stories. huel has had its third ad banned in the space of two months. the ad

reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc, bay area news. christie thank you very much. there were several witnesses to last night's shooting. we just heard from some there in christie's report. we also spoke with a family from sweden who saw the aftermath. they tell us they were shocked to see a violent crime happen in such a popular area. the scariest part was that it was at 3 p.m. yeah, that's part of why we chose this area to stay at the hotel, because this was kind of the safer parts, but i guess not anymore. maybe despite feeling on edge, the family tells us they don't plan on changing their hotels and they'll be staying in the city for the next week. the union square alliance released a statement saying it is saddened by the shooting, thanking sfpd for their quick response and adding crimes like this will not be tolerated. this is not the place to do criminal activity like that. you will get apprehended. there are police everywhere in the district, and it's just so unfortunate. you know, it is certainly a setback to the heart of our city. this is where we all come

all right, christie smith in union square. christie. thank you. all right.almost incomprehensible considering what we just heard. but we're also hearing about police activity right now in union square. we've got a crew there going to bring you more information as it comes in. san francisco police are assisting oakland police with an investigation. right now, people are being told to avoid the area of o'farrell street between mason and powell. again, we're going to bring you more information as it becomes available. in israel tonight, protests and memorials after six hostages that were found dead in gaza. thousands of protesters taking to the streets demanding israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu do more to bring home the rest of the hostages held by hamas. a major union in israel is calling for a one day general strike tomorrow to pressure netanyahu to reach a deal. now, a candlelight memorials are also being held in honor of the six hostages, which include israeli american hersh goldberg-polin, who was born in oakland. the israeli military says their b

that's at 10:00 only patrick christys tonight . gb patrick christys tonight.pm. that interview at ten. coming up, prime minister keir starmer rounds off his trip to the us. with a meeting with donald trump. but will his and his foreign secretary's previously. well, to put it mildly, uncharitable comments about the former president come back to haunt him and the special relationship good evening. this is dewbs& co with me . tom harwood. now, lots with me. tom harwood. now, lots of you have been getting in touch about all of the stories we've been talking about this evening. not least, can rich and famous people get away with anything? adrian says, seems to me that yet another very famous celebrity who has been protected for years. why wasn't al—fayed deau for years. why wasn't al—fayed dealt with while he was alive? he did have power, obviously, and he says rich people can get away with anything. yes, whereas david says fired cannot defend himself. i feel very uncomfortable about this. why now, when he's dead? lots and lots of thoughts on that. keep them coming

and christie, tell us what's going on here.t's bringing coyotes out to this area in the first place? well, the golden gate national recreation area posted to social media about some of these incidents and what they're calling changes in coyote activity. and basically what they're saying is that they're wildlife biologists think that one or more of the coyotes that are in this area may have become habituated to off leash dogs, and then become more aggressive in their presence. so they think that may be one of the factors here. they're advising that people come out here to use a leash, keep a dog close by you. they've also posted signage about some of the coyote activity they've seen and again, posting tips as well on what to do to keep your dog safe. yeah, you can see in your video that you shot today with your photographer. lots of people out with their dogs. they see the signs. are they making any changes? are they nervous or worried for their pets? well, it's a gorgeous day out here. so there's certainly a lot of people out h

patrick christys tonight . now >> it's 10 pm. patrick christys tonight. now angela >> it's 10 pm.es to reveal all the details of the donation she's received and is not in receipt of pension credit or certain other means tested benefits will no longer receive the winter fuel payments from this year onwards. labour did do an impact assessment on winter fuel payments, apparently, but now they're refusing to reveal that as well. and our solution is a new brand that strikes out hate replacing it with a simple bar of hope, reducing the visual power of the word hate. it turns out that a labour party whip and other mps are also members of a hard core left wing campaign group called hope, not hate. should that be allowed? and in the last few minutes as well, it's emerged that david lammy, the foreign secretary, and shabana mahmood, the justice secretary, have reportedly taken £10,000 donations each from a saudi backer. so i'll bring you more detail on that reported in the telegraph also tonight. >> england in particular in recent decades , our identity has recent decades, our identity has

and with chris christie. so governor christie, you heard the debate. remarkable debate. bottom line, what'd you think? >> she was exquisitely well prepared. she laid traps. and he chased every rabbit down every hole instead of talking about the things that he should have been talking about. this is the difference between someone who's well prepared and someone who's unprepared. whoever did debate prep for donald trump should be fired. he was -- he was not good tonight at all. and what harris did was what she had to do, which was to prove that she belonged on that stage. she has a voice that wants to try to unite the country. and donald trump spent more time talking about people eating pets, people at his rallies and whether he had more or less, than he did about the economy. and that is a huge fail tonight. i think what we're going to see is that kamala harris is now being seen by a lot of voters as a potential president. that's what she needed to accomplish tonight. trump better get to work or he's going to lose this election. >> characteristically blunt assessment from

okay, welcome back to patrick christys . tonight i have an christys.you will know, if you've been watching since the start of the show, i've decided that i wanted to fundraise for friends of the elderly. you can go to justgiving.com forward slash page justgiving.com forward slash page forward slash, save our seniors and so far already it's got to . £39,279. absolutely got to. £39,279. absolutely unbelievable. well done everybody. pensioners are absolutely getting it this winter because you've got the scrapping of the winter fuel payments that came in today. you've got the energy price cap that's gone up, council tax that will go up. there's even talk of their bus pass being taken off them as well. you're going to have old people wrapping up in their living room unable to put food on the table. it's a disgrace. and we've got money for everyone else, haven't we? so come on, let's try and raise a little bit of money for them. so thank you very much to everybody who's donated. it really does mean a lot. we've got a lot planned in the coming weeks. but anyw

i'm patrick christys tonight , christys tonight, >> i felt embarrassed.ly could have been my own fault that it happened because i was wearing a short skirt. >> a brave victim of mohamed al fayed waives her anonymity to talk exclusively to me about the moment that the former harrods boss attacked her, and his name is in tatters now, isn't it? >> he's not remembered as the owner of harrods. he's now remembered as a rapist and a sexual predator. and that's what he deserves in my eyes. >> but there are huge questions here. how did the police not charge al fayed during his decades long reign of terror? also al—shabab terrorists . also al—shabab terrorists. >> el—sisi terrorists. >> el—sisi terrorists. >> should we stop foreign aid to countries like somalia who refuse to take back failed asylum seekers? plus, some. oh no no no . just stop asylum seekers? plus, some. oh no no no .just stop oil no no no. just stop oil activists are back at it . on the activists are back at it. on the same day that their comrades were jailed for a similar protest back in 2022. i'v

welcome back to patrick christys. tonight, it's time to bnng christys.y first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. okay, so we start with the daily telegraph. israeli boots ready to hit the ground in lebanon. so apparently a border force races to rescue thousands of britons ahead of what is believed to be an impending ground invasion by the israelis and labour plots income tax rise in wales despite election pledge. so there we go and graze . pledge. so there we go and graze. pay is no one else's business, says sir keir starmer. so an action packed front page from the daily telegraph. we go to the daily telegraph. we go to the daily telegraph. we go to the daily express. it's a full on revolt over winter fuel cuts. sir keir starmer has now lost the support of his party, mps and paymasters. that's the express's front page. they also have a picture of maddie mccann there with maddie. suspect confessed to abducting girl in algarve. let's go to the guardian. israel warns of lebanon ground offensive as ceasefire calls grow. there's also a non—doms crackdo

christy goldsmith romero is a highly qualified nominee . more than two decades of financial services experience. she served as a commissioner of commodities futures trading commission. since 2022. after she was again unanimously confirmed by the senate. she is work to ensure market integrity and protect commodities end users and consumers prior to joining cftc spent six years at the sec where she served as counsel to sec chairs shapiro, a democrat, and cox, a republican during administrations of both parties. she served as special inspector general for the troubled asset relief program, she took on that post in 2009 amid the worst financial crisis since the depression. she did vital work protecting taxpayers. she served several roles in the inspector general's office before being unanimously confirmed by the senate to serve as a special inspector general. she managed a large staff of examiners and accounts and auditors and other investigative professionals is the inspector general she followed the facts where they lead. she wore her indepen

in just a few minutes patrick christys tonight with me , patrick christys tonight with me, ben leo only off the press, the daily mirror says i warned bosses someone would die. top gear star chris harris claims he warns there would be a death on the show before freddie flintoff now infamous crash. the daily star are you okay, gandalf? a hobbit star sir ian mckellen, has called the late queen mad and he's received a bit of stick from it. nice pun from the star there. and the daily express carries that same story. give back your gong. fury as sir ian badmouthed, the late queen. let's get stuck into this one, shall we? this is part of a wider ranging interview with the times, where mckellen said that he took prince harry's side amid the royal row, said that king charles was what was the quote? he was, damaged and the queen, the late queen elizabeth, was rude and quite mad in her later years. >> alex, this is absolutely ridiculous . >> alex, this is absolutely ridiculous. he's off his rocker. i mean, he should just shut up. i mean, he should just shut up. i mean, he should just shut up. i me

but what does it like to chat with a copy of a deceased partner, christie, angel from the us did just that. if you had a chance to talk to someone that guy did you love? would you take it without knowing what the risk is without knowing what the outcome is? would you take it? at american christie angel chatted with an a i about which she had to train 1st with a few personal details about her dcs boyfriend, this experience it was there were, were things that scared me and a lot of stuff i didn't want to hear. and the documentary to allow you to do them and still make us explore what it's like to try to bring that back to life in some way. using a i mention to shifts. and people always on the estimate, the effect of talking to machines that pretend to be human and mentioned it to them . why that would be k e. i tricks people by repeatedly using small portions from the deceased cousins. data set to a tech meant have been not loading. for example, as to songs, you'll listen to it together. all movies you watch together have so many minutes as i'm using the psychological consequences of th

christie's apac head, francis belin, told me what lies ahead.ts were very resilient. the rates across our sector were very strong and the prices we achieved for the objects were equally strong. we are excited about the second half, we are very excited about this new headquarters we just opened a few days ago. clearly a lot of excitement. what does asian demand look like for the world of art and auctions? and has it changed the pandemic? demand has been very strong, we have been here in hong kong for a0 years and it was time for us to move into our own gallery and to have our own space, just like new york, paris and london have, where we can have our exhibitions, events, auctions, all in one place, and i think that's a reflection of how strong the demand has been from asian collectors, across categories of art and luxury, and what we see with asian demand is a very diverse pool of collectors that look for classic, modern, contemporary art, whether it is western or asian, so i think the very unique dna of our sales in hong kong is to bridge influe

welcome back to patrick christys tonight.head to head . well, the our head to head. well, the fallout for keir starmer's cash for clothing scandal has rumbled on today, with reports that the prime minister initially failed to declare the £16,200 worth of clothing he received from lord alli. he originally recorded the donation in april as, quote, private support for the leader of the opposition, and that was corrected a month later. the revelation that starmer has accepted more than £100,000 worth of freebies in 2019, more may i say, than any other mp has. well, ben calls widespread outrage, hasn't it really? but speaking this morning, the business secretary, jonathan reynolds, shrugged off the outrage , just arguing that the outrage, just arguing that the freebies helped the prime minister to kick back and relax. >> anyone who's doing a job of the pressure , of the scale, of the pressure, of the scale, of the pressure, of the scale, of the importance that the prime minister does, spends pretty much every bit of their waking l

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this is patrick christys tonight with me . martin christys tonight with me. on gb news now. a landmark report published today has exposed the culture of dishonesty and the unscrupulous cladding firms that led to the grenfell fire disaster that resulted of course, in 72 deaths back in june 2017. and here is the chairman of the inquiry speaking earlier today. >> the simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in the tower were badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. >> well, the report also accused the tory government at the time of the tragedy of ignoring systemic problems with the building safety and labelling concerned residents as troublemakers. well, joining me now is kimia zabian from the grenfell next of kin group. welcome to the show, kimia. thank you very, very much. so it's a landmark day and one that you would have no doubt have been waiting many, many years for. what's your takeaway from tod

but what does it like to chat with a copy of a deceased partner, christie, angel from the us did just out if you had a chance to talk to someone that guy that you love, would you take it without knowing what the risk is without knowing what the outcome is, would you take it at american christie angel chatted with a guy about which she had to train 1st with a few personal details about her deceased boyfriend. this experience it was treat there were, were things that scared me and a lot of stuff. i didn't want to hear in the documentary tunnel you to jim and phil make us explore what it's like to try to bring the debt back to live in some way. using a i mentioned into shits and people always on the estimate the effect of talking to machines that pretend to be human and mentioned it to them. but i love it because the i tricks people by repeatedly using small portions from the deceased person's data set to check meant been, looks a loading for example, as to songs you listen to together or movies you watch together, have so many minutes of them using the psychological consequences of this

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. >> it's 9 pm. on patrick christys tonight . christys tonight. >> old friend was willing to help me get ready for the election campaign and big events. and i think there is something different between government and opposition. regret. >> rachel reeves is squirming over donor gate and corruption. >> and that is the word is happening in plain sight. >> well, now, angela rayner reportedly bills the taxpayer 68 grand for a vanity photographer. and there's a new theory emerging about what megabucks freebie giver lord alli might have got for his money. also tonight i am proud to stand here as the first chancellor in 14 years to have delivered a meaningful, real pay rise to millions of public sector workers. >> it was the right choice for parents, patients and for the british public. the right choice for recruitment and retention. and it was the right choice for our country. >> literally , as rachel reeves >> literally, as rachel reeves said, that nurses rejected a 5.5% pay rise. and speaking of the nhs, i grew up . 5.5% pay rise. and

p.m. pm. on patrick >> it's 9 pm. on patrick christys . christys. >> tonight, climate change is a health emergency as well as an environmental emergency. so it's absolutely right that we are part of the solution. and that's why the nhs is committed to being net zero by 2040. >> well that's great, but the nhs has more money and staff than ever. but it's performing worse than ever. do we need to sack the managers . sack the managers. >> and that's why a labour government would freeze council tax this year. >> liar liar liar. labour might bnngin >> liar liar liar. labour might bring in the widow tax scrapping the single person discount on council tax. >> plus dover castle was christened the key to england . christened the key to england. today we're going to be finding out how it earned that title. i'm paul and i'm a historian at engush i'm paul and i'm a historian at english heritage. >> thanks, paul. but should refugees get free entry to engush refugees get free entry to english heritage sites? is this a good idea? >> and we will need over

stay welcome back to patrick christys tonight . so welcome back to patrick christys tonight.nce harry is jetting back to the uk next month. so could a royal reconciliation finally be on the cards ? but first, keir starmer cards? but first, keir starmer is reportedly planning to allow water bills across the country to be hiked up in order to pay for a government bailout of thames water, the struggling water company, which has racked up billions and billions of poundsin up billions and billions of pounds in debt, needs £10 billion to keep itself afloat and under new legislation , water and under new legislation, water users could be forced to foot that bill. so that's you. that's me. that's everyone we know, isn't it? government ministers have stressed that a bailout would be a last resort, only to be used if a buyer for the company can't be found. well, it comes just weeks after thames water was handed a record breaking £104 million fine for pumping sewage into british rivers and the sea. well, i'm joined now by the founder of waterways protection, philip green. well, philip,

welcome back to patrick christys. tonight with me , christys. tonight with me, martin daubney. pro—palestine and eco demonstrators have declared victory over the foreign secretary, david lammy , after he secretary, david lammy, after he suspended 30 arms export licenses to israel. youth demand, an organisation formed of pro—palestine demonstrators, and also just stop oil activists, have been responsible for stunts like this . i believe for stunts like this. i believe that we will win. >> i believe that we will win. i believe that we will win. >> someone shower them with some soapy water sharpish. well, we can now reveal that they're plotting to carry out yet more protest actions this year to force sir keir starmer and labour to cut all exports. a youth demand source added this this is just the start. we are exploiting the weaknesses within laboun exploiting the weaknesses within labour. they have lost seats and support due to other candidates being pro—palestine. we will keep going and going and we will get what we want. well, it's an astonishing state of affairs and i'm joined

it was christie, who floundered on the g o p. primary debate stages last fall. when so many people were expecting so much more from him, more bravado more so a substance in depth, he was not able to meet the moment. so i think his criticism or his advice rather, should not be listened to in this moment. but going beyond that, let's look at it. why here is one's to meet again. she's already seeing a bump in the polls. she thing more verbals in terms of her impression on independently minded suburban women in particular and 7 states are going to determine the outcome of this end of this election. we cannot keep saying that enough because it's almost leaving the other 43 states to believe that we don't matter. but when it comes to the sun belt versus the rust belt, she is looking again, not just to reintroduce herself, but to leave an impression on these voters, many of who are actually going to be seen ballads if they got early ballots. and i've been ti balance requested in certain states they're going to be registered and they're both very soon. so again, she wou

heating she toes and christie and majority areas of these 569 people have been killed in the past 2 days. the funny bulk of this is i'll just say we're live some type of will. so coming up as bullet head spock is ready. soldiers are seen taking cover off the balance of rockets of $5.11 on the wrong. supreme leader says, kidding has bullet members who need the degrade nor deplete the lebanese group. the pending cause of death and destruction. never stolen stuff into palestinians have been killed off the homeless shelters, came under his randy. attack the phone, which is the program of the kidney. more than 41000 posting isn't causing this ministry is now waging is most intense assault on lebanon in decades. israel says it's carrying out extensive strikes in the south. at least 3 people are killed and 9 injured. and, and this radiate talk on the predominantly she, a town of mysore are in the christie majority color one region. at least 569 people have been killed in the past 2 days of his reading, bombing 50 of them with children, us, all than half a 1000000 people have fled from the homes

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now, welcome back to patrick christys tonight.ou . obliterated two from the you. obliterated two from the manor. yeah >> bosh! get it in you right. i'm joined now by the man himself, jay chan . jay, you himself, jay chan. jay, you absolute legend. why the heck are you doing this? >> good evening. patrick. i'm basically. i'm doing this, for my past experience with pubs, i worked for marco longhi, former member of for parliament dudley that was called dudley north before the boundary change, that was when the crooked house, which is next to our constituency , got burnt down. constituency, got burnt down. and by that i started to learn about the pub heritage. i understand how important it is. i actually started doing this campaign on my first pub, when i started the whole thing in nottingham east. it's called the olde trip to jerusalem, which claims to be the oldest pub in england , when i, you know, i met england, when i, you know, i met a guy in a dressed up as a chicken drumstick and as well as his friends, and i am amused by what

now rachel, you heard what chris christie said. he said trump doesn't prepare for debates. little more preparation for this. bring us inside that camp. >> i'm hearing the exact same, jon. i think the reality is that donald trump is preparing for man he the -- he is letting on. there is nothing formal. there's no one standing across from him in a suit that they think kamala harris is going to wear on the debate stage. none of that is happening, but he is doing these sort of informal policy talk sessions, right? with his advisers, and i'm told that also congressman matt gaetz has been brought into the mix as well, and he is helping trump on some of the issues that may be more challenging when talking to his legal challenges, issues around abortion. >> jonathan: firing questions at him. >> exactly, and also former congresswoman tulsi gabbard who challenged vice president harris and she's been involved as well. one thing that's important will be key, when it came to hillary clinton, donald trump had at least some respect for her as a person, as a politician. >> jonathan: i mean

patrick christys tonight we gb news. welcome back to patrick christys tonight.t of ahead of herself when she said this today. >> conservatives gave no guidance to the pay review bodies on affordability, nor did they budget for the recommendations they offered. and the conservatives will deny that this was a choice that had to be made at all. they will claim that it was a vflb'e to be made at all. they will claim that it workersfflfggg to be made at all. they will claim that it workers b'e public sector workers. >> unfortunately for the chancellor , literally, while she chancellor, literally, while she was saying that nurses in england said that they'd rejected the government's offer of a 5.5% pay rise, two thirds of a 5.5% pay rise, two thirds of royal college of nursing members voted against the deal, in a record turnout of 145,000. the ch's general secretary says nursing staff are determined to stand up for themselves, their patients and the nhs whilst pushing for reform. now the unions turnout exceeded previous ballots. look, of course, the point is this, isn't