_ corbin's shadow cabinet or starmer's shadow- corbin's shadow cabinet or starmer's shadow cabinet.do assume that the newspapers on the left will always support the labour leader, and then papers on the right will look at the conservative leaders, but it isn't always the case? no, obviously in the late 1980s and early 2000, the murdoch press supported tony blair, and famously a very close relationship there. i think thatis relationship there. i think that is slightly different now. i don't think that they need the murdoch press anymore. i don't think it is that crucial. it is obviously important but not crucial. the guardian i don't think explicitly back to the labour party in the last election or the election before. yes, it is more complicated. i think that is a difference because of social media. you don'tjust need the backing of newspapers. it is more open. what about on the conservative side was —— conservative side? there was a big tax rise when borisjohnson brought there was a big tax rise when boris johnson brought followed, and there was speculation it would not pass, it wa

corbin burnes is pitching in that one, so we will have to keep an eye on that. san francisco fans, they could very well be celebrating tonight. unfortunately my san francisco was not able to take control of their own destiny tonight. they had a chance in the sixth inning. austin slater hit the go-ahead homer. it was the 18th pinch-hit homer of the season among the most in history, and now we show you the deciding play. they double it in, the final plan, 3-2 san francisco, as they come around to score. that is the go-ahead run, and to number 107, the most in giants history come out will have to wait. fortunately, still a good shot that san francisco can get it done tonight. unfortunately, it is not in their own control right now. they are watching the l.a. dodgers and the milwaukee brewers. grab yourself a case of miller light and find jesus mama because we are voting for the milwaukee brewers tonight in the bay area. >> thank you, charlie. the giants will have to hold off on a celebration after losing to the padres this afternoon. fans are hoping for a friend ou

ok, labor party conference were anti jeremy corbin, leader to guest armor declared his party to be the party of nato. a motion was passed calling for israel to meet because of the ongoing knock by in palestine. the motion that passed without much publicity called for an ethical trade policy and an n d u k. arm sales to israel. progress after another week of violence in palestine . and with the policy and ambassador britain who sons omelet ambassador, thanks so much for coming to the studio. i mean, we've had killings all week in palestine, kings of children by british armed israeli soldiers that had said last year was the worst with the palestinian authority before we get on the british issues. i mean, how bad is it there we go with and the occupation right now for the very word. i mean, of course, covered the has hit palestine, the policy and economy as it did all over the world. but the particular review of all situation, that is the occupation has really made things much, much worse, according to the same you an organization on the policy and economy loses $2500000000.00 every year

you outright with corbin or whatever. to bite the cherry for the the big difference between starmer and blair is when they brought in alastair in the mid— '90s and the mirror image within the last week they had john prescott. they got the trade unions on their side. and people forget that a chilly blanch at people on a journey it was a popularjourney blanch at people on a journey it was a popular journey with mass consent. i think starmer overstepped the mark last week in his initial proposal which collapsed. and i think he needs to learn a lesson from that. you can't bully people in a way that wasn't even being done by tony blair at his peak. there was a little bit of hubris. i think starmer and his team may beg to differ with you. we will get into politics so much but jack, tell me... in terms of corbin and his team did you have contact with them, were you allied with them? llrla. have contact with them, were you allied with them? no, not at all. you allied with them? no, not at all- as _ you allied with them? no, not a

every second, more corbin dioxide is building up in. atmosphere.the world needs now is laura: india's leader has confirmed he'll be attending that u.n. such on climate change in glasgow. host be a key volleys at the negotiating table. india is one of the world's largest plumers and the currently is seeing firsthand the effects only the weather. recent flood across independence air and me pam have claimed the lives of more than 150 people. our correspondent sent this report from the southern india stement and viewers may find some of the inches distressing. reporter: india's coach paradise is testament to the beauty of nature but it's also been a reminder of the devin station it can leave in itself path. the state's happened more than double the you shall rimpf it getsn october. thousands have been left homeless after floods d land slides. dozens have died, many of them children. a smart and friendly 3-year-old, as muchy, was buried -- sachi, was borned under the mud. hiss mother to seea is in hospital covered in bruises. she was trapped inside the

market. analysts say slow retail consumption is particularly worrying beijing 0. tories opposed to corbin 19 means handful of cases could result in strict city one let down. this has had a devastating impact in domestic travel and spending. the pandemic has also disrupted global supply chains and affected the export of chinese products. officials have downplayed concerns saying the lower than expected g d p is in line with the countries goal of achieving higher quality growth felt or millions, you know, the national economy sustained is recovery and the development once with all the major macro economic indicators, it's falling in the reasonable range for experts more that global stock ad bond markets could be dragged down by risks in china. but it's economy is still expected to end the year as one of the fastest growing in the world. katrina you out 0 aging as strikes on the capital of northern ethiopia. ticket i region have injured several people. the strikes and mckellar are the latest in fighting between government forces and rebels from the to guy people's liberation fronts. me and m

buried by the so called mainstream media coming over the show pot on the heels of an anti jeremy corbin labor leaders. conference comes boris johnson's conservative body conference. this week the tories a leading impulse decides in energy crisis. one of the highest per capita deaf tor covered responses and welfare got to the poorest. we follow the money and 24 hours ahead of ours. johnson's defense secretary, speech of the tory conference and following defeats in afghanistan is the u. k. importing taliban sal attacks on freedom to impose british government values. all of them all coming up in today's going underground. at 1st. it's political conference season here in britain, but his boss johnson writers speech for this week, brittany seemingly facing crisis after crisis. the army brought in to solve the car, fuel prices, energy companies going bankrupt, allegedly of trustworthy transport. companies having to be brought back into public ownership. and johnson having to subsidize a c o 2 company to keep beer flowing, who better to follow the money with the north, prem sicker arch critic

market. analysts say slow retail consumption is particularly worrying. staging 0 torments opposed to corbin 19 means handful of cases could result in strict city wide lockdown. this has had a devastating impact in domestic travel and spending. the pandemic has also disrupted global supply chains and affected the export of chinese products. officials have downplayed concerns saying the lower than expected g d p is in line with the countries gone, of achieving higher quality growth felt only change in the national economy, sustained is recovery and the device lunch with all the major macro economic indicators falling in the reasonable range for experts more that global stock and bond markets could be dragged down by risks in china. but it's economy still expected to end the year as one of the fastest growing in the world. katrina, u. l. 0 aging into the u. k. now tributes being paid to the david amos during a special session. the u. k. parliament is of course, following the death of the conservative m. p. on friday, i thought without having the moment of fun stay, but actually a picture is fr

this is the echo bean i corbin, is made out of 255 plastic balls and it was like 1000 bucks. so this is a place where people can come and bring their plastic way. this is the starting point of excited to do. usually install is stored in system of plastic waves in grammar. so the idea of this echo been what you're trying to do here. where do you think it can grow to? we wonder why food should be la. gov example. in that regard, we em to supply rec will be in areas of draw out of all the corners in font of all the show is supermarket is cool. so it will be easy to carmen. pick up the wave, recycle it. so that is the vision way. wanted were there, but how the which there is not is despite the challenges. ishmael has even bigger plans for the future by producing battle, made furniture and by educating the next generation figure you show very liberal den rubicon club. what is your boss that goes with it to junk on? got to be live gone. you gotta do, john. is alyssa to take care of environment sticky of our planet ender to clean our cities? it's an inspiration to me that even in th

buried by the so called mainstream media coming up in the show hot on the heels of an anti jeremy corbin labor leaders conference comes boards. johnson's conservative party conference this week, the tories a leading and polls just white, an energy crisis, one of the highest per capita, deaf job covey responses, and welfare got to the poorest. we follow the money and 24 hours ahead of lawrence johnson's defense secretary suite, the tory conference and following defeat in afghanistan is the u. k. importing taliban style attacks on freedom to impose british government values. all of them all coming up in today's going underground. at 1st, it's political conference season here in britain. but as morris johnson writes, his speech with this week written is seemingly facing crisis after crisis. the army brought in to solve the car fuel prices, energy companies going bankrupt, allegedly on trustworthy transport. companies having to be brought back into public ownership. and johnson having to subsidize a c o 2 company to keep beer flowing, who better to.

during this time, gould off also used contacts with president ulysses s grant brother in law, abel corbin, to influence the president and the secretary general horace porter. these speculations culminated in the panic of black friday and september 24th 18. 69. when the greenback cash premium over face value fell on gold. a double eagle fell from 62 percent to 35 percent. so using political connections using illegal methods to profit, he did profit off this, but then ended up having to pay a lot of the profit back in lawsuits that were filed. but again, those take time and effort to file lawsuits and get to the bottom of all those like clara. i said obligations across the market in 2000. b and 8, and then they pay back a small fraction of their, their ill gotten gains was fascinating, is that to spur a commodities panic, buying spree, he tried a corner of gold to now and the 21st century. we have a, a panic buying spree and commodities, commodities. i've had a new all time high, higher than 20 love higher than at any time in history. and yet what's lagging horribly, gold and silver. this c

not in a way that you can say that this is not self inflicted, is looking at the impact of corbin 19. china has recovered from that to an extent, but it continues to really more economic growth domestically. we still have some little few outbreaks domestically here. in the 20th, the government continues to respond to those outbreaks by severe lockdown which affects local economies. it affects domestic spending, domestic travel, and at the same time we see internationally, china's borders remain closed. that also has an impact on economic court that is also impacting global supply chains. commodity prices are higher so for these reasons self inflicted or not we can see this is really have an impact on the g d p and katrina once the government saying about them all it do well, time government gave a press conference about this figure, just a few more minutes ago it ended, and it's saying, look, while these numbers are on the lower range, it is within a reasonable range of what the chinese government expected. it said that china is now aiming for higher quality growth, and it is on the p

jeremy corbin shed his thoughts about those assurances adjacent to sent you in prison is still the prison piece. you should not be ah, with a pretty program live from moscow. this is auntie international, straight to your thursday headlines. right. so europe, it may be in the grip of an energy crisis. however, gas prices have started to full of the downward trend, which sparked off to vladimir putin told the chief of the russian gas john gas problem to ratchet up supplies, to european storage facilities. next month. earlier, my colleagues, i, daniel hawkins and elia for trend could discuss what the russian president had to say posted to woocommerce. i ask you once you have finished pumping gas into underground storage facilities in russia to start work on increasing the volume of gas in your underground storage facilities in europe, in austria and germany, what exactly did the russian president say to cause this plunging gas prices? well, this is how the market's work. they almost immediately reacted to the russian president's decision to make gas from the russian energy giant increased t

i just said in turned them corbin keepers. i think the opposition is not able to govern. they don't have any concepts. they only have one goal pony to out victor, or bam. who i think is the highest quality in europe. i feel he's europe's medicine politician. he has a vision for 30 or 40 years ahead, and i hope he stays in power or last spring and orac bruckner. he's the john monee professor and european studies at stanford university, berlin. he joins us now via skype from there. all right, thanks for joining us. again, i want to start with or ban his party is one what? 3 consecutive parliamentary landslides in the past 12 years. but it seems there are reports that many of the supporters out on the streets today, i've actually been bust in from neighboring countries. how much support does he actually have right now at home? well, this is hard to say in a country in which one has more than a decade to control media, to streamline public opinion, to bombard people with propaganda slogans that the european union is bad. and everything is orchestrated by charge sorrows and it

if not, it will be the dodgers and the brewers with corbin burnes taking the hill in that game. >>> comingversing course on a vaccine mandate. the mayor explains. >>> a postal slow down >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a quick check of our weather. >>> mid-90s for inland valleys today. it will be another hot one for our east bay valleys. it will be warm in the bay with 80 for san francisco. mid 80s in oakland. everybody gets a relatively warm day. we start out relatively cool in the upper 40s. most other locations are mid-to upper 50s. there is a spare the air day. it will be so warm that we can make ground-level ozone. we will take a look at the smoke forecasts. let me leave you with a take away on today's numbers. mid-90s for the inland valleys. we should be low 80s for this time of year. >>> this is a live look at sfo. the next time you fly there is a good chance your flight crew will be vaccinated. there are vaccine mandates for the workers have follows earlier mandates by united a

you outright with corbin or whatever.'t even have the time to do that kind of stuff. the kind of intricate rebuttal, building relationships, they didn't do it. they should've done it. do we feed into policy? i think some of the stuff that came in 2017 and 2019 certainly fed into some of that. but i don't think it was ever really in encouraging way. one think about keir starmer and i agree, if his party gives him two bites of the cherry, the big difference between starmer and blair is when they brought in alastair in the mid— '90s and the mirror image within the last week they had john prescott. they got the trade unions on their side. and people forget that blair took people on a journey, it was a popularjourney with mass consent. i think starmer overstepped the mark last week in his initial proposal which collapsed. and i think he needs to learn a lesson from that. you can't bully people in a way that wasn't even being done by tony blair at his peak. there was a little bit of hubris. i think starmer and his team may beg

corbin had a tough job. ms. fraser has one, too. tom: i want to go to the powerpoint and make clear what sticks out to me is a challenge to narrow the return gap. what does that mean in english? >> it means first of all, citigroup shares are still trading lowest in terms of price to net tangible book value. so the market is looking for catalysts, not necessarily just normal operations. but what do you do with disparate businesses around the world, particularly in latin america and southeast asia? they did a better that two quarters ago -- a bit of that two quarters ago, but mike mayo is looking for some bigger catalyst, which is really, how do you streamline this bank? jane fraser's management consultant background, no different than james gorman, so the wheels are spinning, but i think it may have to wait for investor day lay in the year. it is not going to happen today on the earnings call. but citi again is a laggard to the other banks, which have a much bigger focus in north america. that is the big difference. lisa: i want to d

senator kevin cramer, it's sort of fun to watch and senator corbin said yesterday republicans would use every tool at their disposal to slow democrats from doing this on their own. >> that as americans are facing real serious real world consequences if the country does default. the real issue. 50 million seniors could be left holding the bag if social security payments are held up. the stock market would no doubt plummet. mortgage rates would rise. and we could lose millions of jobs. and in the face of all of that, mitch mcconnell's hypocrisy is right out there for all the world to see refusing to vote for something he is voted for 32 times in the past. >> i think the debt ceiling legislation is a time that brings us all together. in the case of the debt limit, we need to act quickly given the new uncertainty from the large costs of storm recovery. secretary of treasury schumer and i had this morning in my office to discuss the raising of the debt ceiling that we all know will need to be done sometime in the next month or so and we'll look for a way forward to do that together to make s

corbin, would you like to speak? >> yes. good evening. my name is stuart corbin and along with my brother and sister own that properties at 321-323 washington. so on the same block of 533 sansome connecting to the proposed relocation fire house. my family's third generation san francisco and i have run a construction related business south of market for over 30 years. i'm not anti-growth or development, but this private public project has been moving forward in violation of my understanding of notification and hearings. i own the most impacted property of this development yet, i did not receive notification via mail which i can show because all my mail is copied by usps and i can e-mail or call until one week prior to submitting my objection to the project and planning commission. i do not have any opportunity to participate in an open hearing nor for any input. during the initial call related, only a few months ago, i was told my building was technically over the property line which i interpreted as a threat. and later stated the fire de

my name is phillip and i'm a resident of corbin. to hear caring and concerned neighborhood who despite what has just been said has diversity and we care about each other. we've lived here for decades and if you look at our neighborhood it define what's san francisco's all our concern not just for us and our current neighbors but for our future neighbors who want to join the community and live in a building that just fits in our neighborhood and now we know a little bit about the developer standing across the table from us. a man who poured sums of money into political position and well placed development effort and who has at a previous meeting posted about the pittance he paid for the plot of land and the fortune he stands to make and a commissioner to vote against low-income housing when it was proposed in his own backyard and took credit for being on a commission that approved low-income housing. when you argue you're not displaying placing tenants and proposing a building that would block our natural light would destroy our phys

enemies of the people in all of that stuff, some of the vitriolic attacks on ed miliband, jeremy corbintretch the rules of the has to ask yet another question about southend. —— the house. he pull me a very nice glass of wine last time i met him. thank you. chris bryant. a teenager has been arrested in connection with the death of a 14—year—old boy who was found seriously injured at a railway station in glasgow. justin mclaughlin was attacked on the platform of high street railway station on saturday. police scotland launched a murder inquiry and said a 16—year—old boy has been arrested in connection with the incident. 0fficers said inquiries are continuing after the arrest. ford has announced a transformation of its plant at halewood, on merseyside, in a move that will secure hundreds of jobs. the car maker is spending more than £200 million converting the factory to produce components for electric vehicles from 2024. it's part of plans to make its entire passenger vehicle line—up in europe electric by 2030. we can speak now to mika minio—paluello, the policy lead for climate and indus