so fundamentally , the dbs have got fundamentally, the dbs have got two options.y agree me with they is that they agree me with the with the accusation against me with all its absurdities is opfion me with all its absurdities is option two is they say, well, actually we can't agree with this. it is so absurd. i mean, things like i cause emotional harm to a transitioning child. absolute rubbish things like i referred to the fact that transitioning is irreversible, which is one of the accusations against me, which we know it is. but that was a safeguarding accusation against so the accusation against me. so the opfions accusation against me. so the options , the second option for options, the second option for the that look the dbs is that they look at that they think, actually, the dbs is that they look at thacan't they think, actually, the dbs is that they look at thacan't support nk, actually, the dbs is that they look at thacan't support this. ctually, the dbs is that they look at thacan't support this. there's we can't support this. there's no we can uphold this

citi and dbs?because precisely because they are big, the amount of funds and deposits that flow through them is massive. the fact that money was found in these banks in itself is not interesting. but what do you suspect -- do you look the other way and not doing anything? that's not good enough. but if you file a report, or close the account. that is a good outcome. haslinda: so there will be penalties if they're seen to be wrongdoing on the part of the banks? >> if there are lapses and their controls, in risk management, definitely there will be repercussions. it is too early to tell right now. we're going through this another thought away. haslinda: we saw how money laundress spark their money in larger real estate. would you say property is the weakest link when it comes to that? >> i am not, i don't know enough. we do not know enough to see if that is the weakest link. i say it is one of the weak links. real estate agents have an obligation to look out for suspicious transactions. do they all d

these numbers are from dbs. looking pretty solid at this point.are watching for those comments on the compensation for senior management as well. let us get back to geopolitics and the foreign relations between australia and china, prime minister of us really is meeting xi jinping on friday. they spoke in shanghai where he sounded optimistic on ties between the two nations following years of friction. >> it is a mature relationship and a complementary nature of our economies. along with the other economies in our region, australia and china have prospered thanks to the certainty and stability that is made possible by rules-based trade. every country has a role to play in advancing trade that is sustainable and inclusive. bicycles we can achieve there are policies and through a of open and inclusive regional and international architecture. vonnie: our next guest says the interest of both china and australia have not changed with the visit but businesses should take advantage of these warming ties. let us bring in a geopolitics director at kmg b aus

like dbs? >> no. they are big, the amount of funds and deposit the flow through them is massive. money was found in these banks is not interesting come what you do with it when you suspect there is something else to do with it? look the other way and do nothing to do with it? you file a report and you close the account. that is a good outcome. >> that will be if there seems to be wrongdoing on the banks? >> if there were lapses in the controls and the risk management, definitely there will be repercussions. we need to tell right now, we are going through this. >> how are the alleged money launderers putting their money in luxury real state? the property is the weakest link? when it comes to that? >> i am not -- i do not know enough. we do not know enough to say if that is the weakest link. i would say it is one of the weak links. real state agents have a responsibility to look out for suspicious transactions. do they do that well? >> we knew that the mas is on the cusp of the leadership transition. what advice do you have to leave your successor? >> never be afraid to change posi

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puts in the back of the minds of db's like man, they they can go deep and we've got to respect has opened up some things. but i you know, we've seen the last couple the intermediate game looking looking pretty good just in terms of the defense perspective the people. so i think it's true. >> one more thing where journalists over here. so we don't put too much stock in things like vegas. odds making. but brock purdy is climbing. the mvp ranks in the sports books currently has the 5th or 6th best odds to win nfl mvp ken noel. impressive stuff. kate, thank you. 2 years. >> after a retired police officer kevin nishita was killed. his family and friends are speaking with us about how they continue to honor his life. eyes, ousted ceo returns to the job just days after the company's board. him go. but first, a couple's suspected neglect leaves their one year-old dead. the drugs found year-old dead. the drugs found in the child's system. when dry eye symptoms... keep... coming... back... inflammation might be to blame. over the counter eye drops can provide temporary relief. xiidra... can provide

dbs is robert costa is measurin% the shock waves of the west virginia senators bombshell announcementunning for reelection to the united states on edge. >> reporter: the announcement from veteran democratic senator joe manchin shook up washington today, raising new questions about whether democrats will be able to hold onto their narrow senate majority next year, and about whether manchin will make a late entry into the 2024 presidential race, something he has not ruled out. >> what i will be doing is traveling the country and speaking out to see if there is an interest in creating a movement to mobilize the middle and bring americans together. >> reporter: the 76-year-old centrist was facing a tough reelection fight against west virginia's republican governor jim justice and some top democratic sources tell cbs news they now worry manchin is going to explore running on the nonpartisan, no ticket, which they believe would pull votes from president biden should manchin launch a bid. him right now meanwhile, republicans hoping to unseat mr. biden took swings at each other last night. fo

puts in the back of the minds of db's like me and they they can go and we've got to respect. it has opened up some things. but i you know, we've seen the last couple the inner me again, looking looking pretty good just in terms of the defense perspective the people. so i think it's true. >> can't wait for that game tomorrow. all right. over the past decade, niners seahawks has always been must-see tv. so for it to happen on thanksgiving this year and even more special treats its been on niners lately. they've won the last 3 in the series, but traditionally the seahawks have had their way with the niners in seattle. they have beat san francisco 10 of the last 12 times in their building. pete carroll knows the history and knows that the season has basically become playoff football. >> just feels like playoff time for the rest of the season. this we're so fortunate to rolling in that kind of area. it just feels like that every game coming up. this is crucial and this one just kind of is obvious as it gets so i hope the fans just ready to go in. we will be in and make a great nig

the sp and db goal of 15.i like to see that we actually also have micro lba for our san francisco, so minority business contract participations . yes. and is virginia harmon on the phone to speak to? yeah. great. virginia harmon. good afternoon chair ekin members of the board director tumlin virginia harmon. i am the manager of the contract compliance office. i'm the agency db liaison officer. and you ask a very good question. what about the microbes? well they can participate on this project because we are presently implementing two different types of programs. one is the lba program. um, and we use that program when projects are locally funded and the other is our dbe program. when the projects are federally funded, our dbe program requires us to set an sp goal. and for firms to achieve that goal, they have to be certified as dbs under the dot program. sbs under the state of california department of general services program or or lbz under the city's local business enterprise program. so firms can participat

the sp and db goal of 15.i like to see that we actually also have micro lba for our san francisco, so minority business contract participations . yes. and is virginia harmon on the phone to speak to? yeah. great. virginia harmon. good afternoon chair ekin members of the board director tumlin virginia harmon. i am the manager of the contract compliance office. i'm the agency db liaison officer. and you ask a very good question. what about the microbes? well they can participate on this project because we are presently implementing two different types of programs. one is the lba program. um, and we use that program when projects are locally funded and the other is our dbe program. when the projects are federally funded, our dbe program requires us to set an sp goal. and for firms to achieve that goal, they have to be certified as dbs under the dot program. sbs under the state of california department of general services program or or lbz under the city's local business enterprise program. so firms can participat

haidi: getting back to the earnings that we broke earlier in the day, dbs group ring profit that beated by margin growth across commercial lending. let's bring in senior reporter -- great to have you with us and see you in person. what we are looking at was commentary around the penalties we have seen, right? take us to the numbers first read they were solid. >> yes indeed the beat comes from the interest margin which expanded for seven consecutive quarters. the outlook is for longer -- stronger for longer. and a good positive is higher fees and credit card fees. it is quite in line with smaller competitors which reported earlier last month. those are the positives. the negatives come from higher buffers for expected loss and this will be controversial because the bank flags higher losses coming from the $2 billion money-laundering case which is the biggest talk of the town in single or right now. we hope that they can talk more of out this. haidi: tell us about the assessment that we've heard from participants as to whether this could be a long-term upside despite shorter and medium-

this goes back to strike, mongo db or unity, the companies for game creation.nailed focusing on the developer and helping that creator with the services. caroline: you mentioned dust, a way in which we can be augmented with our own helpful chat bot. how do you decide which one to back? konstantine: gpts will be a wonderful addition to the ecosystem. the world is not going to be a zero-sum game in ai. all the boats are rising on this amazing wave. caroline: not all of these are going to survive competition from the juggernauts. konstantine: no doubt. what we've learned is it is survival of the most nimble. ed: they can stomach the mega compute cost. they end up being the strongest, and only game in town. konstantine: i don't think it will play out that way. we love openai. we want them to succeed. we are in the middle of a decades long revolution. this is a point in time. think back to the three things that make up ai. algorithms written by people, compute and data. early 2000, the first sparks in the forms of predictive ai. that powers your facebook newsfeed, y

semis more broadly leading the tech rally >> we just talked to roelof botha, he's on the board of mongo db be diving into a.i this is a good example i wonder if we're about to see a wave of new deals, especially if we get rate relief we're seeing today on public companies buying these private startups the start of a bigger trend. >> you could argue that rising rates didn't have much of an impact on a.i. because the mega caps know this is a huge shift, they're willing to lose money on this for a time. that's a huge point of conversation here in san francisco that i'm sure roelof botha has and many other vcs i spoke to, are the incumbents going to win these things? look at the deals that google and microsoft and amazon have done and airbnb, not large cap but pretty large technology. they acquired a company in stealth mode which means it hasn't had a chance to raise money. so this is a $200 million deal, which is large when you look at the a.i. space, it's actually relatively small maybe you'll see more of these companies get in earlier because there's a lot of money looking for a place to go

and if there's one thing that the fine slate of programming here at dbs has shown, it's that nothin give how could we harness that to help fine points? take a look. >> listen up, agents, congratulations. you have solved all the navy related crimes in los angeles. >> your rights buried >> which means we have to transfer the entire ncis unit. welcome to cleveland. >> ohio? [dramatic drum beat] >> unbelivable. you left us all the clues. >> where do they get this yarn? [applause] >> come here, someone's died. this fabric, it's hand died. by independent dyers. >> that's amazing. look at the detail. >> attention, fellow clevelanders. as mayor of cleveland, i must address the gruesome crime waves spreading across our city. >> damn it! >> knitting needles. because we believe the crochet killer is on the loose again. >> look what he did to the victim's face. >> awful. but that is an incredible selection of buttons. >> we must determine where he gets these amazing knitting/murder supplies. >> let's check out the hyper diagnostic images of the needle. >> enhance. double enhance. enhance reflection.

dbs criminal background check. that done to mean, i had to have that done to even get involved my school's even get involved in my school's pta. school pta. my children's school pta. how can serious convicts like this murderers, rapists, paedophiles not get through a very, very basic background check? how does it not happen? >> well, i imagine there are certain employees would be trying to do the right thing. certain doing certain employees were doing the right thinking, if right thing thinking, look, if i help convicted offenders is then rebuilt back into society rebuilt them back into society and certain firms will do that and certain firms will do that and what's happening here, though, is that people are very dangerous. there'll be other ways to get them through that process. and it'll all be, you know, don't want dbs being done possibly. but by all the hr department, there'll be certain individuals and they'll be managed to somehow get under the carpet and get into that job because they've been assured that th

. >> well, you're listening to gb news radio , dbs and co only on news radio, dbs and co only on gb newsick and tired of not heanng was sick and tired of not hearing my views, hearing the views of the people that i know and love. never hearing them represented . and i felt represented. and i felt sometimes like i was going mad. surely i cannot be the only person that thinks this way. and of course i wasn't ever the only person. it was just that the media were barely picking up the kind of views and perspectives that i and people that i knew had dbs and co weeknights from. six >> welcome back to gb news sunday with me dawn neesom on tv, online and on your digital radio. >> now it turns out the net migration has actually gone . migration has actually gone. down to 672,000. but only because the figure for the previous year has been revised to show that net migration actually hit a record level of almost 750,000. i know keep up. it's a sunday, but there are lots of figures. but we'll get there in the end. it's rishi there in the end. it's put rishi sunak under renewed pressure from his party

rating on hold to buy the bank raised start under price target from 204 - 270 of higher free cash flow, dbelerating aircraft deliveries, the stock is up for a half percent. different pharma stocks, same problem, bristol-myers 270 bio were tanking after the fda announced it would review the application to expand u.s. approval of the multiple myeloma therapy versus making the decision by the target date of december 16. separately, buyers late stage trial of an anticlotting drug also putting pressure on bny as it is in the late stage trial of his own blood thing center candidate developed with j&j. as you can see all the socks in the red. departures at general motors robotech, cofounder and chief product officer daniel kohn has resigned, day after the ceo quit. tumultuous time for this company, cruz issued a voluntary retail for nearly a thousand vehicles suspended operations on public roads and they are dealing with regulatory scrutiny after a cruise car collision with a pedestrian. shares of gm, higher by two-point to 5%, a lot of that is aglow up from the uaw contract being signed, let's t

available samuel trying to come back from a shoulder injury obviously you get the ball in the in the dbs crazy stuff and help our team out big time. >> so to have deebo back will be huge. you know, give us a spark and bring that energy to our offense. it's huge. >> the warriors will debut their city edition court and city edition uniforms for the first time today when they take on cleveland. check out the time lapse of the arena crew putting the court down the city edition court celebrates 150 years of cable cars in san francisco. and i'm told new courts like that could cost upward of $200,000. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> all right, larry, thank you. and now let's get a check of that forecast with drew tuma. good morning. hey, good morning. >> gloria will take you to our network of cameras. and we are just starting out with a stunning sunrise from santa cruz to the tam cam, walnut creek, san jose. we're off to a great start when it comes to the forecast east, we expect a lot of sunshine, not only today, but also for the second hal

db cotton live in our new york studios with the latest. >> it was a 17-year-old captured ripping downn flags from the top of the city light pole during friday evenings fled manhattan for gaza rally. our digital team also captured and mowed the team is taken into custody. the crowd chanting to let him go as officers carried the teen away. police telling us a juvenile report was filed for reckless endangerment. we saw other vandalism during this rally you can see here red paint splattered on the "new york times" meant to symbolize the blood. many protesters are calling for the u.s. to end its aid to israel as the israeli military pushes further into gaza city and a response to the surprise hamas attack that killed more than 1000 israelis. during friday's rally here in the city our team saw someone burning when israeli flag before tossing it to the ground and stomping on it. more pro- palestinian raleigh's unfolding across the country this weekend from florida to los angeles. many of these demonstrations people accuse israel being a settler in that region fox news contributor douglas mur

it completely the role of happenstance, just db luck, things that ju happen to people. i have a chapter in my book called things just happen, and if you look at your own lives. i'm sure y can think of things that just haened to you. it didn't mean you didn't work hard, didn't mean you didn't try, didn't mean you're a bad person something just happened. maybe you we. maybe you were. you were. you were t-boned at intersection and that set you back. maybe you things happened to you, maybe you were born with a physical disability or an emotional disability. many, many things happened to us in course of o lives. but how easy it and how terribly misleading to look at our own lives and the lives of the peop around us and say, you're not elon musk, you're not you know, you're not bill gates. you're not as rich as jeff bezos. it's because you quit, you hit that snooze button once too often. yeah, it's is this grit is so valorized, so it's well, the ok grit. how many people here havread the bo grit by angela duckrth. she's a wonderful, wonderful person. i mean, i've seen i don't

compensation for those military buy back s so we may see [indiscernible] on the dc side going to the db side to buy back time. we'll report back so we continue to track those numbers and see where else we can garner contributions from, but that is going to be a impact that you should be aware of. >> okay, any other questions? comments? thank you very much. >> thank you. >> madam secretary, you want to call public comment? >> thank you we have no in person public comment on this item. reminder to callers press * 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. >> madam secretary, call the next item please. >> item 17, discussion item. chief investment officer's report. >> commissioners, highlight a few things in this report. assets currentsly stand at $33 billion to summarize performance this is always estimated. when i provide the reports. performance is estimatesed at 7.6 percent. to put that in context over the same period of 60-30-10 portfolio return 2.1 percent so b

modern jet aircraft. on takeoff it produces 140 db at a distance of 100 m from the engines, this is enough withstand it, well, in principle, we never put anyone in the cabin with the doors closed, three amplifiers of 25 kw each subwoofers, so two amplifiers of 14 kw per speaker, and several small amplifiers of 5 kilowatts each. they didn’t count the length of the speaker wires, but they say three kilometers. no less, how can you listen to such music , you need to enjoy it, it seems, you can see that it hurts, but the second time, you already like it, and then like a drug, you want it all the time, and how all your equipment is powered, the heart of everything , these are two generators and the most interesting thing: each generator is 370 aper. wow, a regular car generator produces current no more than 140 a. it’s a special pleasure to listen to music while moving, even not at full volume. my cap is blown off, tell me honestly, how much did it cost you? i don’t know, i didn’t count, i don’t want to count. well, let's listen to some more music. why not? good morning, live food is on the air

dbs has reported third-quarter profit that beat analyst estimates propelled by strong margin growth ining. net income at his biggest lender -- at singapore's biggest lender dropped. the ceo says higher for longer and first rates will be -- longer interest rates will be a benefit in the coming year. he sees fee income momentum being sustained by wealth management in 2024. westpac will buy back $980 million of its own shares. net income rose from a year ago but missed estimates. west bank's -- westpac's ceo sees demand week but says there were glimmers of hope with cost pressures starting to ease for businesses. berkshire hathaway's cash has hit a fresh record of $157.2 billion boosted by interest rates and meaningful yields. that surpasses the previous high set two years ago. berkshire hathaway has largely parked its hoard in short-term measures. the company has struggled to find big-ticket deals despite ramping up its acquisition strategy in recent years. 20 more ahead. -- plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: atlanta fed president rafael bostick says policymakers tend to w

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i'll be speaking to one of the marches organisers in just a moment that i knew had dbs and co weeknightscome back to the camilla tominey show. let's bring michael portillo, my gb news colleague, into the conversation. michael, what have you got coming up today? >> camilla, good morning. we're going to be looking a little bit at ukraine, which has been rather neglected. yes. we're also be discussing the also going to be discussing the election result in the netherlands, has been very netherlands, which has been very extraordinary. we want to know if that's of a european if that's part of a european pattern. we'll be asking whether the uk overseas aid is quietly being converted into reparations for british imperialism . this is for british imperialism. this is following new guidance that's been offered offered by the foreign office and then on the cultural side, we're going to be looking at role dahls witches and charles dickens's a christmas carol, both of which are in the theatre and on tour and by the way, this week i went down to the dulwich picture gallery and saw a marvellous exhibit

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. >> rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial that i and people that i knew had dbs thatnights from . six >> a very good morning. you're with britain's newsroom on gb news and it's 1037. my name is news and it's1037. my name is tom hannood and i'm with emily carver. you are indeed. >> so we're going to go and have a little look at rishi sunak's interview. sit down, interview with none other than elon musk . with none other than elon musk. >> talk with your kind of observation. be on on al and the impact on labour markets and people's jobs and how they should feel about that as they think about this. >> well, i think we are seeing the most disruptive force in history here. you you know, we have for the first time, we will have for the first time, we will have the first time something thatis have the first time something that is smarter than the smartest human and that i mean, it's hard to say exactly what that moment is, but but there will come a point where are no job is needed . you can have job is needed. you can have a job is needed. you can have a job if you want to h

even though they db always agree with me on every issue. i wanted to give my condolences especially to his wonderful wife karen, ely, asher, poppy and all the friends and family knew and loved him. i'll never forget what he meant to me. i know next year at the first football game, walking up to the tailgate and not seeing him there, there'll be a big void there. he was quite a man. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: weather, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: sadly under biden, only 36% of voters say the american dream is achievable. that is, if you work hard you get ahead. especially with equality and not being held back by forced equity sameness. this is according to a recent "wall street journal" national opinion poll. this gruesomely indicates it's been reduced from 5% 10 years ago to where it is now at 36%. even c.b.s. news re

i'm martin daubney on gb news and this is britain's had dbs hencote weeknights from .istening to me. martin daubney on gb news. now, in a few minutes , i'll tell you about minutes, i'll tell you about a british muslim convert suspected of being a member of the so—called islamic state death squad dubbed the beatles. he's been jailed for eight years, but before that , rishi sunak could before that, rishi sunak could give police greater powers to tackle protests following the armed clashes, which have left suella braverman are, of course, out of a job. the police made a total of 145 arrests, while nine officers were injured . it's officers were injured. it's thought that sunak is looking to tighten the laws to make it easier to ban marchers and prosecute those glorifying terrorism as well. former commander of british forces in afghanistan , colonel richard afghanistan, colonel richard kemp, joins me on the show now. colonel kemp, a pleasure to see you. of course, the last time we spoke, you warned of vet veterans being told not to wear their medals on the way to the proce

i'm martin daubney on gb news and this is britain's news channel . had dbs and co weeknights from . gb news now tel aviv has come under a huge hamas rocket attack in this last hour. under a huge hamas rocket attack in this last hour . more than 100 in this last hour. more than 100 separate alerts sounded right across the city, stretching as far south as ashdod for the latest, our security editor mark white joins us now live in the studio . mark, dramatic events, studio. mark, dramatic events, talk us through the latest. >> yeah, we're looking at one of the videos there that shows some of the iron dome missile defence systems going into the air as these sirens sounded right across tel aviv to as far south as ashdod . right. you know, from as ashdod. right. you know, from the north to the to south the east of tel aviv , 200, more than east of tel aviv, 200, more than 100 separate alerts as these rockets were fired in from gaza and caused a number of impacts were still awaiting word on if there were any injuries. but we know that there were impacts , know that there were impacts, that

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the chancellor around pensions, the dc pensions , although he's dc pensions, although he's included dbhat we need is a growth fund that actually will invest in high growth british businesses and unlisted companies to ensure that they stay in the uk . they, that they stay in the uk. they, they pay their tax receipts in they pay their tax receipts in the uk , they list in the uk and the uk, they list in the uk and we don't lose them across the pond. and i think the chancellor today although there's today has said although there's no he's no pensions bill, that he's prepared back that and prepared to back that and support do that through regulation. >> a lot of people were hoping we'd see something shaved off the highest tax burden since world war ii. but we've ended the day where we started on that front. the thresholds front. in fact, the thresholds have remained the same. so there's argument that there's a clear argument that more into more people will be dragged into paying more people will be dragged into paying taxes. is today paying higher taxes. is today the limit of jeremy's gene

but for most of us, temperatures will be trending away had dbs and co weeknights from .me back . i'm >> hello, welcome back. i'm tamsin roberts in the gb newsroom . here are the headlines newsroom. here are the headlines at 1230. the chancellor says there's a pathway to lower taxes ahead of next week's autumn statement arguing the economy has turned a corner. jerry hunt says this is the moment to focus on growth after inflation halved over the past year. it's understood the chancellor is considering cutting rates on inheritance and business taxes . inheritance and business taxes. >> b are numbers and forecasts will be published on wednesday at the autumn statement . but at the autumn statement. but there is no easy route to reducing the tax burden. the way we do it is by spending taxpayers money more wisely and that means having more productive public services . just stop. >> oil protesters are holding a people versus oil demonstration in the capital today. activists are meeting at the london eye near the shell headquarters. they're marching against the government's deci

him study, everyone would like such neighbors, then a vacuum cleaner, it’s already barely audible, 55 db almost no difference, 85 upstairs, 82 downstairs, half the energy goes to the sound and acoustic sound upstairs, half the energy goes to valeria, yes, to the apartment, because it’s a different type of noise, structural, not transmitted through the air, through the structure of the house, walls, ceilings, even if everything is sealed, a vivid example is a hammer drill, imagine that the repair is on the tenth, the volume, for example, is 120 decibs, on the ninth and eleventh they will hear 110, on the eighth and twelfth 100 and so on, this is where no one will understand the sound, maybe from another... entrance, structural noise, it can turn into acoustic on our stretch ceiling, then it will seem to us that they are knocking not from below, but from above, so do not rush to quarrel with nearest neighbors, we called also in the apartment on the side of our heroes, the vacuum cleaner is almost inaudible, and the stomp, yes, i feel that the slab under me is shaking, that is, but you don’

we'll be discussing jim dale be discussing that with jim dale and this is that i knew had dbs and co . six weeknights from. six >> good afternoon . it's fast >> good afternoon. it's fast approaching. 26 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. we're live on tv , online and on live on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. and it's time for climate control where we discuss and debate the topic around the climate. now, ahead of cop 28, which is set to begin next thursday, the united nations environmental program has warned that nations must go further than their current pledges in order tackle global warming. order to tackle global warming. so, paul, climate control , order to tackle global warming. so, paul, climate control, i'm asking, is the uk government doing enough? joining in the doing enough? joining me in the studio. meteorologist, meteorologist , the social meteorologist, the social commentator jim meteorologist, the social commentatorjim dale , alongside commentatorjim dale, alongside climate scientist paul burgess. so i'm going to start with you, paul burgess. all righ