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and the only falls and horses star david jason on his collapse with covid this summer. coming up on the bbc news channel, premiership club wasps are on the brink of becoming the second top flight club to go into administration within weeks. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister liz truss has insisted she won't reduce public spending or scrap any more of her tax plans in herfirst prime minister's questions since the government's controversial mini—budget. she defended her economic plans amid uncertainty and economic markets and the sharp rise in mortgage interest rates and government borrowing cost. the institute for fiscal studies has worried —— warned the chancellor will have to find cuts of more than £60 billion to meet the target of getting public finances back under control. the labour leader accused the prime minister of living in denial and said her decisions were causing so much pain. our political editor chris mason has the story. take a look through the windows of downing street, the war in ukraine and its consequences, spiralling

david jason.ough time. we will pay the longer version of that later and the book he is talking about is out soon. the 12 dels of christmas by sir david jason is out tomorrow, and you can watch my full interview with him on bbc breakfast after 08.30. thank you forjoining us this morning. it's time now to get the news, travel where you are. the headlines injust news, travel where you are. the headlines in just a news, travel where you are. the headlines injust a moment. good morning from bbc london, with me alison earle. the new metropolitan police commissioner will appear before the london assembly's police and crime committee this morning to answer questions about his plans for the force. sir mark rowley said he wants to restore the public�*s trust in policing after a series of scandals within the met. he's also promised to root out corrupt, racist and homophobic staff. some of the capital's food banks have given out more meals this year than in the whole of the previous one. greenwich foodbank sa

thank you so much, david and jason. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> kevin: breaking tonight a small airplane crashed into a building in new hampshire killing an unknown number of persons on board. city of king says there were no injuries at the multi-family building that the aircraft crashed into and set ablaze. the crash occurring north of dillon hopkins airport a little before 7:00 friday night. the f.a.a. says the plane i was single-engine beechcraft sierra. of course, as we get more information, we promise to pass that along. late this friday night, customs and border protection publicizing september's border numbers on their website. those numbers are staggering. there were more than 227,000 migrant encounters last month, the highest september total in dhs history and a massive increase over prior septembers. tonight's update means for fiscal year 2022 which as you know ended not long ago, well, it ended with greater than 2.3 million encounters, also a record, and that does not include cpv forces, tell fox news --

you speak your truth, jason. david't have time to show you. and i don't have to show you. and i shouldn't give them any more air time. but no condemnation. what the republican candidates are doing this weekend was not promising to honor the results of their election. we are losing our democracy before our he very eyes. and maybe it's happening too slowly for people to say hey, maybe we should -- maybe it is time that we have election watchers here. i am old enough to remember when we did that in other countries. where do you think we are going to be? after these midterms. >> this is a bit of an existential moment. it's true. when a leading republican candidate like kari lake says i'm not going to accept the results if i lose and when secretaries of state across the country on the republican side of the ticket are going to basically hold hostage the '24 presidential election, that is something you see in other countries but it has become mainstream for republicans. and it goes to this issue of racism and anti-semitism a

david: unbelievable. jasonif they don't share the same views of legacy media they should be on the shows because it is important to broaden the reach, et cetera. ted cruz said that. here is what happened to him on "the view" for those who missed it. roll tape. >> inflation has one cause and one cause only. [shouting] we spent nearly $7 trillion. that is -- >> we do cover climate here guys. >> excuse me. excuse me, ladies. excuse us, let us do our job. let us do our job. we hear what you have to say but you got to go. >> so jason, is it worth it? he says, ted cruz wanted to broaden the reach, good thing for him to be there. you see how he was treated. what do you think? >> i probably have a little different take than a lot of people, i give "the view" credit for inviting him on and i applaud ted cruz going on and answering the questions. ted cruz is right. he is out there able to talk a few million people. he can blow past the hosts. it exposes the radical climate activists. if you think that is changing the opi

david jason, thank you forjoining us on bbc breakfast. now it's time for a look at the weather.estions since last month's mini—budget which provoked turmoil on the financial markets. we will make sure that over the medium term, the debt is falling, but we will do that not by cutting public spending, but by making sure we spend public money well. does she think the public will ever forgive the conservative party if they keep on defending this madness and go ahead with her kamikaze budget? it comes amid growing fears of a recession. latest figures show the uk economy shrank unexpectedly by 0.3% in august. we'll be live with our deputy political editor and our business editor and asking how the government can pay for its committments

nobody can tell you what it is. >> trace: jason, david, gentlemen, thank you both. >> thank you. >> trace: september border crossing numbers are in and they are staggering. migrant encounters, terror suspect arrest at record levels in crews at the border continue to witness large groups of illegal immigrants coming in the country every day. bill melugin in eagle pass, texas. >> what some critics describe as a blatant new stump, dhs released highly anticipated september border numbers late friday night past 11:00 p.m. eastern. they are historic. numbers revealed there were more than 227,000 migrant encounters in september. the highest september in dhs history. the equivalent of two full capacity university michigan football stadiums. fiscal year 2022 ended with nearly 2.4 million migrant encounters, that's equivalent to the population of houston and it's the highest fiscal year ever recorded. not including 600,000 known got a ways. 98 border patrol arrest of suspects on the fbi terror watch list in fiscal year 2022. that's nearly quadrupled the previous five fiscal years combined. >> of th

jason riley and fox news contributor, david car lucci former new york state senator. the reports of the president saying that his mental health definitely legitimate questions about that, if people want to ask but just watch him. >> well, there is a rule of thumb in politics that says when your opponents are beating up on one another, just get out of the way and let them have at it. so that's what democrats seem to be doing right now, dealing with president's age and questions about his competence. i think republicans should just let democrats have at it right now. if i were them i would stay focused on the president's poll syracuse inflation, the border, issues like that. energy independence and so forth. they are failing policies and they would be failing whether the president was pushing 80 or 40. >> harris: david, what do you think when you hear that? that maybe democrats are making too much out of his age? >> well, i think jason is right. it doesn't matter if the president is 80 or 40. it doesn't matter the stumbles that they have along the way as long as they are

david spunt we will get back to you. >> jason is a former congressman and now fox new contributor. when were you in congress you did a deep dive into security for members of congress and you've got information that can probably give us some insight into what may or may not have been present at that time pelosi's house this morning at 2:27 a.m. what do you know about amount of security to members of congress and their families? >> it's sparse at best for leadership the majority leader whip for the majority the minority and the house an snaet get a security detail. what is almost non-existent is the homes of those people and it's inexcuse until my book. january 1st last year nancy pelosi's home was vandalized spray painted with graffiti. there was fake blood spewed across it a dead pig's head hat the door. it makes you wonder even if the speaker herself is not there how can that happen and why were precautions not put in place an responded to from the attack last year? every member of congress has their information their address their home even their telephone numbers are published.

is this an admission that david got it wrong and what does it mean for the bank going forward? jasonuld not say that. as the company continues to evolve on a path more around revenues, it is continuing to take action along that path. so, they did restructure the company when david became ceo a few years ago. and i think having done a few acquisitions and reorienting the franchise, this is another step in the evolution. alix: i thought the evolution was supposed to be towards markets. if the results are going to be bad tomorrow in terms of why they needed a bit markets in a different spot -- jason: i do not know if i would say bad, as you people you learn how to do things differently -- evolve, you learn how to do things differently. i think there are ways to take their profit offering to be more like -- managed. if you look at combining investment banking with trading, or asset with wealth management, that is not different from what their peers have done. guy: should shareholders tolerate more losses in the effort to move towards the consumer? jason: you are building a business from

from the david central -- sentinel gretchen rice. from our student body jason hunter. each question will be posed to both candidates, and each candidate will have 90 seconds to respond. whoever gets the first question will have a 32nd rebuttal. as moderator i reserve the right to interrupt candidates if you go over time. we have one hour, let's get started. i will recognize our first candidate for opening remarks. mr. polis you one coin talk -- toss. yet two minutes. mr. polis: i think you present marshall, public radio and grand junction for hosting. thank you student leaders of cmu to step up to be a part of this. it is great to be in grand junction. i was here in western colorado a couple weeks ago celebrating the opening of our police building and gathering policy for the western governance association which i chair. to learn about cmu's work on geothermal energy. a lot of people might not know that 70% of the buildings on campus are to calculate the savings made for students. it means 2% lower tuition by using the heat beneath our feet. i am forward to working wit

david: you hadn't thought of that? not likely. sam: no, that is beyond me. ♪ >> welcome, everybody, to the inagural nil summit. jason2020 two atlanta hosted what might sound like a boring seminar.

host: david beard, here's a question from jason in honolulu.ever been a situation regarding problems with mail-in voting leading to serious reconsideration of its validity? guest: not that i'm aware of. that's not to say that millions and millions of mail-in ballots are cast and there is not .01 .001 where a male ballot could be lost -- a mail-in ballot could be lost. usps has a great track record and is a great institution of america. people forget how great of a job the postal service does because we expect male to show up every day. we expect letters to make their way across the country in a handful of days. they know what they are doing and they work closely with elections offices across the country to make sure that mail-in ballots when they are turned in get to the elections office on time, that they are handled carefully and cap secure. -- kept secure. the elections offices go through a process to make sure the ballot is accurate and that a voter signed it, it is matched to that voter's registration. this is not treated casually. the peo

host: david beard, here's a question from jason in honolulu.er been a situation regarding problems with mail-in voting leading to serious reconsideration of its validity? guest: not that i'm aware of. that's not to say that millions and millions of mail-in ballots are cast and there is not .01 .001 where a male ballot could be lost -- a mail-in ballot could be lost. usps has a great track record and is a great institution of america. people forget how great of a job the postal service does because we expect male to show up every day. we expect letters to make their way across the country in a handful of days. they know what they are doing and they work closely with elections offices across the country to make sure that mail-in ballots when they are turned in get to the elections office on time, that they are handled carefully and cap secure. -- kept secure. the elections offices go through a process to make sure the ballot is accurate and that a voter signed it, it is matched to that voter's registration. this is not treated casually. the peopl

tomorrow night, david letterman, and tracy morgan will be here with us. mila kunis, ramy youssef, desus nice, ben stiller, jasonwe'll have some surprise guests on the show too. good times all week long. our first guest tonight is one of the funniest people in all five boroughs and beyond. you can see her live on the "whore tour," and a new season of "inside amy schumer" premieres october 20 on paramount plus. please welcome amy schumer. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: amy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i want to start by apologizing, because just a moment ago, when we hugged and i was talking. >> yeah? >> jimmy: i actually ate a little of your hair. >> oh. >> jimmy: sorry about that. i didn't mean to. >> can i have it back? these are hair extensions. >> jimmy: oh, are they? >> yes. >> jimmy: so i hate a little of a stranger's. >> hey, you owe her money. >> jimmy: somebody's hair. thank you for being here. i can't think of a better way the start the week than with you. >> thank you for having me. this is a hot show. >> jimmy: it's very hot. that's what people are saying

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jason, you said earlier in this conversation ythat militaitary intervention in ukraine for the u.s. is dangerously weak. here's what davids said last week. >> just to give you a hypothetical, we would respond by leading a nato, a collective effort that would take out every russian conventional force that we can see and identify on the battlefield in ukraine and also in crimea and every ship in the black sea. >> what do you think about that? >> look, as soon as we start to use american air forces, american troops, american naval forces to strike russian forces directly, you're talking about a real risk of a nuclear war. that never happened during the cold war for the most part. in vietnam, this was fighting through proxies. i think if you start to do something like what general petraeus suggested, you are assuming a risk of nuclear war, because as david said, our conventional forces are superior. russia may perceive that, hey, we have more of these battlefield nukes than the united states has. we also have a similar strategic arsenal that is a ballistic missile. that looks more attractive to us than a conventional war, wh

david warriors players they texted. the ring maker until them go crazy. make sure it is over the top. and they did. they did. they did. yeah jason of beverly hills. rings. here are your 2022 nba champion golden state warriors. so one by one each player from last season's championship team received a ring including oakland native want to scan oh anderson, who now plays for the lakers, they are 16 carats of yellow and white diamonds to represent the 16 playoff wins. the face of the ring shows the bay bridge made up of 43 diamonds to mark steph curry's 43 point performance in game four. the finals. the side of the ring shows the teams seven championship trophies, and there's also a secret compartment on top of the ring. this is a very special night. celebrating our fourth championship at eight years. from game six of the 2019 finals in oakland. game. 6 22 to 2022 finals here at space center. sounds really heavy. it took seven specialist 40 to 50 hours to make each of those championship rings. mm hmm. rules. alright so after all the ring statement the war has got right down to business once the team started the beat lebron james and the lakers won 23

david getting to the end of the day. on this item on this item great staff work by lisa icing and walton and the whole gang i decided to call lisa lisa and cult jam and jason lee is part of the cult jam what was an 80's thing or 90's. as lisa walton pointed out other projects would have had more consultant passport and cost more money but alegality of work here was dmn house by the technology team. whether it is this board or coit or elsewhere this should be recognized that -- more work was done in house here local 21 and america ta staff and creativeivity and you know tough for the consultants. it is good and important to integrate the various systems including the shelters and many mobile and other apps that signage stations on platform and screens like at west perral a small screen in the agent booth. the regional signs like caltrain. there is alegality of system integration in is happening and more of which could and should happen. i think will with the temin accomplice. as an example the next bus mobile app that i use, does not have maps available. showman the predictions in case are correct. thank you. but does in the show map this is is like retro.