enhanced dbs check.r whatever, then the other ones would not get any work. i'm not blaming parents, but clearly they are making, somebody somewhere is making a decision to employ the person who has not had the cheques.— has not had the cheques. that's true. has not had the cheques. that's true- the _ has not had the cheques. that's true. the vast _ has not had the cheques. that's true. the vast majority - has not had the cheques. that's true. the vast majority of i has not had the cheques. that's i true. the vast majority of reputable tutors _ true. the vast majority of reputable tutors and _ true. the vast majority of reputable tutors and tutoring companies do these _ tutors and tutoring companies do these checks anyway so it's not an imposition — these checks anyway so it's not an imposition over and above what most tutors _ imposition over and above what most tutors would already normally be doing _ tutors would already normally be doing for— tutors would already normally be doing. forthe tutors would

we have also seen, we brought a new customer into our fold with our db xrs with over 3000 of those amula 1 it has been revolutionary. it has been able to show us our technology to bring our formula 1 technology into road cars which is brought as a younger customer to the brand, a new customer to the brand. the formula 1 marketing platform for this has been nothing short of sensational. how concerned are you about fresh competition from china, either on the global stage or within their marketplace? that is not who we are trying to sell. they are trying to sell hundreds of thousands of millions of cars, we are a small luxury high—performance brand looking to sell 10,000— 12,000 cars so there is no conflict with us whatsoever. you provided aston martin cars to almost every bond, with the exception of roger moore. will you be driving for a place in bond 26? absolutely yes. the car is already being developed. volkswagen is considering closing factories in germany to cut cost. it is an unprecedented move and set up a shout down with powerful unions. the automaker which employs around 680,0

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the senior economist at dbs bank. the electron ceo says the rush into a i chipped has room to run as the industry will drive more demand in coming years. our conversation included japan's biggest chip outlook and a new partnership with an electronics company that year. >> i think we will continue to see growth in the ai segment. growth in the ai service segment is forecast at an annual rate of 30% in the years 2023 to 2028. . combined with the introduction of more ai related applications for pcs and smartphones next year, i expect very strong growth. there is no doubt about the growth potential of artificial intelligence, but i think the market is focusing too much on that particular segment. i think the market has crossed the threshold of the second phase of ai. our projection is overall chip demand will double in the next five years to $1 trillion in 2030 boosted by artificial intelligence and augmented reality, virtual reality, and autonomous driving. shery: a big chunk of your business also comes from china. more

you can turn loose the pass rush because you trust your dbs that much. >> chris: absolutely, yeah. >>as done a great job. kiser walked out. >> chris: trying to get it on the ground. and getting out near the marker is moss. he's a couple of yards short. it will be fourth down. >> kirk: they put that formation to the right. kiser walked out. they didn't have the numbers inside. even though it was 3rd and 10, still ran the football and got some big yards. we have another injury here for a&m. >> chris: it's faaiu who stepped in at center when nabou went out. he's being looked at. so what do you like, coach? 4th and 2. quarterback run is always in play on the offense. and weigman is a willing runner. >> kirk: yeah. i think moss is the answer. if you are not going to run the quarterback to get the extra number, then i think you got to think about 8 because he's been able to shake the linebackers and win some of those one-on-one matchups. >> chris: notre dame came in ranked number seven in the allstate ap poll. you can see the competition faced by a lot of these top ten teams. georgia extrem

anyone who is working with a child one—to—one should really have gone, had their dbs and gone throughobvious that if there's one—on—ones with children and adults, whether that's a music lesson, whether that's a catch—up, we need to make sure that that child is safe. what do you think of the system? it's broken. the system'5100% broken, and it needs change before there's serious damage done to other children. the system is not fit for purpose. it's not safeguarding children. it's not helping parents. it's appalling, frankly. this whole industry is unregulated, and you have no idea who you're handing your child over to. so when will a child in a tutor�*s home get the same protection as in the classroom? angus crawford, bbc news. let's speak to tanvir muktar, founder of scholar hub a digital learning hub which ensures all teachers are criminally checked. thank you so much forjoining us here on the programme. i wonder if you could just start by telling people who are watching why you actually founded and set up your charity. actually founded and set up your chari . . ~ actually founded an

and that dbs issued an abatement order that the property owner ignored and that dbs tried securing the property with fencing. but that security measure was breached. commons office also said the owner is an egregious violation of the law and we are elevating the issue with the abandoned buildings unit at dbs to ensure that the fullest extent of enforcement is being implemented urgently and swiftly. ktla also found in its public records search. there is a lean on this home and that according to the la assessor's office, the owner defaulted on property taxes for several years. >>kareen wynter, ktla, 5 news. >>lawyers for the alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez asked the judge for dismissal friday, arguing a procedural snafu by the district attorneys office and saying its grounds to throw out the involuntary manslaughter charges. kron four's philippe djegal was at the courthouse. it was a loved was anyone nearly 3 and a half years after her son mario gonzalez was killed in alameda police custody. eat of our analysts pointing outside alameda county superior court

intelligentsia, your own specialists, in all branches of government, they immediately stood up on the dbuzhlyvu. how ukrainians are now reaping the fruits of this approach at the front in the rear will be discussed in today's program. i am glad to welcome in our studio oleg sergeyevich gaidavich, a deputy of the house of representatives of the national. drones, and at the same time absolutely brazenly and in august , the so-called ukrainian side flew in, just the other day, because it’s hard to call what’s going on there a side, the opposition, the so-called opposition, in fact, just enemies who pretend to be opposition politicians, in russia on their, so to speak, websites, in their telegram channels and so on, they write, well, brazenly, that these were russian drones that allegedly flew into the territory of belarus, but even an ordinary person in the most remote russian village understands absolutely that this is not so, the answer simple, who benefits from it, we are always looking for who benefits, russia is being driven out, no, of course, with the modern high... state, we are def

in lieu db netchoice, the restrictions on content moderation trigger first amendment scrutiny under cases protecting editorial discretion. and in trump v. united states the court ruled in a 6-3 vote that the nature of presidential power entitles the former president to absolute immunity. [crowd groans] >> so, we have just heard. thank you very much for that keynote. we will be transitioning to our next panel. but before i let dean traynor, is the media, and nelson -- i wonder, and a quick thoughts? then we will transition to our next panel. >> [laughs] the trump decision -- we were talking before -- i thought that the court would say that actions as a government official were immune but outside government action were not. did they say that? okay. so it's not absolute. >> its official acts. >> that's how i thought they would come out. i'm actually somebody who studied the original understanding. that is inconsistent with the original understanding. the original understanding was that the president was liable for breaking the law period. i think this is a decision from the original understa

look at the db. never located the football. the receiver williams does. that's why he's able to adjust back. julian humphrey never saw him. out on an island, because of the quickness there off the line of scrimmage. look at this. it's not the greatest route, but it's the awareness and the ability to come back to the ball. and then, what he does after the catch, this isn't a big guy. he's 175 pounds. but he just knows how to make plays when it matters, and he makes a huge play for alabama. what an answer by the tide. >> chris: that was special in about three ways. the speed to get open, the adjustment he makes, and the spin move down the sideline. bernard going down low to grab the two-point try. >> kirk: beat starks there man-to-man. so, georgia, after all of that, had the lead for 13 seconds. >> chris: yep. and they find themselves, begun, neechding needing to rally. again, they have a lot of time. they left georgia the three time-outs, plus the two-minute time-out. and this bama defense is all of a sudden reeling. they have to find some answers here. >>

anyone who is working with a child one—to—one should really have had their dbs and gone through proper with children and adults, whether that's a music lesson, whether that's some catch—up, we need to make sure that that child is safe. what do you think of the system? it's broken. the system's100% broken, and it needs change before there's serious damage done to other children. the system is not fit for purpose. it's not safeguarding children. it's not helping parents. it's appalling, frankly. this whole industry is unregulated, and you have no idea who you're handing your child over to. so when will a child in a tutor�*s home get the same protection as in the classroom? at its heart, this is a story about double standards, teachers at its heart, this is a story about double standards, teachers in at its heart, this is a story about double standards, teachers in the classroom as i said in that report have to go through rigorous dbs enhanced criminal records checks. tutors teaching from the comfort of their own home don't have to go through any checks at all. there has been a really int

look at list of some of these napes, without a trace, disappearance, casting supra aural headphones dbs and the leftovers, which is what i kind of watch. i have an idea for a new show and should join us soon. i'm going to call it dip. urban dictionary says when that dip is when you run from someone or something. this is the fha can't find them. no contact. back in the day couldn't find like 1%. look at that, folks and down to 18% of these people. going for this and reaching my favorite person. this is the employment report and higher response rate from employers than in the past today and as a result, the as a result that we get on monthly jobs numbers are less reliable and going for the turn. >> this is where the u.s. government going for different explanations and different reasons and makingceps. charles: one of the reason this is kind of thing is happening and worry some and making money over 125,000. charles: they're confidence level is now the highest it's been in a few years and folks that make 25,000 and their confidence is plunging and going back to the pandemic era and two se

we brought in new customers to our fold, with our we brought in new customers to ourfold, with our dben able to show us our technology, to bring our formula 1 into our road cars. it's brought us a much younger customer to the brand, a new customer to the brand, a new customer to the brand. the formula 1 marketing platform for this has been nothing short of sensational.— of sensational. let's talk more about formula _ of sensational. let's talk more about formula 1. _ of sensational. let's talk more about formula 1. along - of sensational. let's talk more about formula 1. along with i about formula 1. along with fernando alonso, your son lance drives for the team. what does your engagement do? we drives for the team. what does your engagement do?- drives for the team. what does your engagement do? we have 2.3 billion viewers _ your engagement do? we have 2.3 billion viewers watching _ billion viewers watching formula 1 every year. they watch aston martin, british racing green cars going around the race track in 24 countries every six year. that's outstanding —— every single year. we br

but the driver can only be held accountable by proving that the noise level, which is 96 db, has beenxceeded. but you can't send an inspector with a noise meter to chase every motorcyclist to bombard the night's peace with exhaust. no, peace neither day nor night. in general, i don't know what the way out of this whole situation is. the solution is offered by the lovers of powerful cars themselves. if only there were such a place, where they could gather, that would be great, and so that it would be possible to make noise and have fun, but while this crowd gathers here, the same guys, perhaps revving up the engine under your windows, we must admit, our peace is being held hostage, it will be quiet only in one case, regardless of, like, the exhaust system or the firmware of the brain, the brains of the car, of course, those who still have gray matter in their heads, they understand that this is not how to do it... after 11 pm we don’t rev up the engine - says my interlocutor, well, go ahead, hussein, all these resonators, cans, pipes and so on, just to make it louder, after all, it's a

we try to do as much as we can to close a legal loopholes and change the law to increase dbs checks,llance and to increase surveillance and improve technology as much as we can do. there is a much bigger issue. it is almost exclusively male abusers. female abuse has also abuse but 99% are men. abusing children, whether female children, we also know most sexual abusers who are adults are also man. there needs to be greater education from a younger age group relating to things like consent which applies to adult relationships. the fact is most people know the difference between right and wrong. if you are a man in your 30s, a0s, 50s, you know the age of consent. you know a child of the age of seven, nine, 13, 1a, 15 is not able to consent to sexual activities. you know that. if you are an educated person, such as huw edwards, he knew the law, he had reported on cases like this. it was not as if he could say, i don't know, i wasn't aware of this. a child who is said in comment nine, 13, you know they are not above age, they clearly are children, often prepubescent. we do need to do a lo

>> yes, db of interaural. >> what time do you get up and watch our show?0 in the morning. >> get up at 4 to watch the show? >> yes. >> that's because of pete and will? >> no, you and everybody else on fox. reporter: so good. thanks so much. take a look at weather map and what's going on and i tell you what, we still have summer-like temperatures holding on and it's a good thing. today is the last day of summer. tomorrow fall begins tomorrow morning and we're going to feel like it for some spots especially out across the west. we've got a storm brewing down across parts of the four corners and see that little swirl across arizona, that'll turn into a big snowstorm across parts of the colorado rockies and some spots over 1-2 feet of snow and denver getting rain and first end of fall severe weather across parts of the south in the next couple days. watching for that . pete: all right, thank you, rick. will: thanks, rick. pete: going gaga for trump and hitting a wall for dating apps and shaking off unlikeability. what could that combo be? only rachel's pop cul

intelligentsia, your own specialists in all branches of public administration, they immediately stood up on the db and spoke to the valuable person. about how now the ukrainians are reaping the fruits of such an approach. which is in every possible way kindled by the western countries , some new participants were drawn in from the other side, that is, it is very advantageous for the other opposing country to be drawn into this conflict. the deputy does not matter, yes, especially if he is not protected by immunity, imaginary, of course, here, and in the offices, let's say, behind the scenes, of course, everyone understands perfectly well that zelensky, yermak, their immediate circle followed the lead and personal, let's say, seven-minute information interests, in general, their curators from london, who directly participated. vodka operation kursk, and the preparation and launch of it, let's say, that is, for the sake of other people's interests , what is happening is happening, servicemen are dying and are being spent - extremely their limited reserves, we can clearly see as a consequence of the

as for the microphones, dbs news does reserve the right to mute a candidate's microphone.erwise, they will stay on. >>> vice president kamala harris is back in the bay area today. she flew to san francisco to bring in some campaign cash at eight on razor this afternoon. these roots and a strong lead over california, harris could bring in hundreds of thousands, if not millions at today's events. an update on the fundraising numbers, in august, the harris campaign raised $361 million. the trump campaign brought in $130 million. >>> to the middle east now, temperatures increase in lebanon. hezbollah confirmed that israel killed one of its top leaders in the biggest low to the group so far. hassan nasrallah, shown here in file footage, now the most prominent militant killed by israel in lebanon. israel says, he targeted him at an air strike in beirut yesterday and also killed several other top commanders. the lebanese health ministry says, six people were killed in the attack, more than 90 injured, and the attack leveled six apartment buildings. overnight, israel carried out s

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and that dbs issued an abatement order that the property owner ignored and that cbs tried securing they with fencing. but that security measure was breached. robbins office also said the owner is an egregious violation of the law and we are elevating the issue with the abandoned buildings unit at dbs to ensure that the fullest extent of enforcement is being implemented urgently and swiftly. ktla also found in its public records search. there is a lean on this home and that according to the la assessor's office, the owner defaulted on property taxes for several years. >> all right. next on kron, 4 morning news at east bay library is kicking off a program meant to give a voice to local teens. new this morning how the young person morning how the young person her life can sign up. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to

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what because he's not security is limited to the areas that the secret service dbs possible so i wouldgine that the next time becomes at a golf course, they'll probably be a little more people around the perimeter the secret service did exactly what they should have done well, joining me now is daniel bruna a retired supervisory special agent with the fbi and the president of the brunette sierra group. >> great to have you with us. >> please share with us the latest information you are learning. >> well, it it's remarkable that the amount of information that's being developed here. so this individual clearly had a lot of electronic evidence and the fbi, their main purpose, right now this evening, overnight the fbi miami command posts will be collecting all this digital evidence this individual had a tremendous amount of data tremendous amount of social footprint as they were discussing that the investigation has gone global because he's been he would traveled over to ukraine right at the outset of the war. so they're going to have you guys gonna want to find out why he was over there,

to me, this is all db t-- this now classified information, they don't have to talk to anybody. and i think the bigger now thought for us is, what do tariffs mean for this economy? and what those tariffs that are left over by the trump -- both sides want this. biden kept all trump-era tariffs, it's not as if they got rid of -- remember that u.s. steel 2018 guy, we were sitting on this desk, u.s. steel was a $45 stock, cruising with steel prices higher, and we dropped 25% tariffs on china. this is -- this is more about china. >> and not just tariffs for steel, tariffs in general, i mean, if this is a protections tone you'll get from either administration, whether it be harris or trump administration, that sort of -- we're getting a glimpse of what that future could be. >> yeah. inflationary. >> yes. >> but -- just going back to just the deal part for a second and the politics, how it's obviously so much a political football more than anything else, fl the committee were inclined to not allow this deal, wait for that as cover and then decide -- >> yeah, exactly. >> well, they've s

for the deal to go through, dish dbs have to agree to take a haircut on that exchange offer.to become holders in the merged entity. echostar said the deal will help cut the total consolidated deadly $11.7 billion. and the deal provides an exit for at&t trying to shore up its own balance sheet. it's going to be taking a 70% stake -- or tpg is getting a 70% take in directv. that's a $7.6 billion transaction that's separate from this. the ceo of echostar is going on phone "squawk on the street" at 10:00 eastern time. all of this is going to happen largely depending on whether the regulators allow it. echostar, we showed you that stock earlier, had been down, what was that 2.5%, 3.5% now, on the back of that news with that margin. >> stankey has been working his tuckis off to get that stock up, how long now -- two or three years to try to reverse a lot of things. it was $14. it's now $22. it's $157 billion company, still yielding 5%. remember, the dividend was at -- was that going to be maintained. >> right. >> with the time warner deal -- or warner brothers. >> what do we got, 2

golf course around it well, because he's not security is limited to the areas that the secret service dbs imagine that the next time he comes i was at a golf course. they'll probably be a little more people around the perimeter. but the secret service did exactly what they should have done. they provided exactly what the protection it should have been, and their agent did a fantastic job joining me now cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore. steve good to have you i wonder what your i want to ask you about security prior to this attempt before i get there about the secret service response here tell us your impression of it. i mean, he said it was a fantastic job. do you agree yeah, i do. >> because i mean, what what everybody is going to say. this is a secret service failure. no, it wasn't what you're what you're trying to do is interdict attempts on his life. what did they what did they seek? for service do? they interdicted an attempt on the president's life? they can't prevent attempts. now bookending that i also want to say that there was there was obviously whether it was a fail

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and volunteer in schools or volunteer in schools or volunteer with youth clubs without appropriate dbshere's a real, real need for us to realise that the magnitude of the risks that are posed by allowing undocumented asylum seekers near children. >> thank you. rob let's go back to my panel now for a quick reaction to this. trevor. it's just totally and utterly exasperating that the logical thing to do is to is to have a dental check on anybody who you even suspect of gaming the system. and yet we know why that doesn't happen, because the human rights lawyers complain. >> well, i think that they should have the checks. and anyone claiming to be a child who in fact turns out to be an aduu who in fact turns out to be an adult should be instantly guilty of a crime for which they should be deported on the spot. i think that's a very serious offence , that's a very serious offence, pretending to be a child. and as we've heard, being given access to children's facilities to schools and to all sorts of youth clubs and some of the people who are doing this are , people who are doing this are, h

well, because he's not security is limited to the areas that the secret service dbs possible so i would imagine that the next time becomes at a golf course, they'll probably be a little more people around the perimeter but the secret service did it exactly what they should have done. they provided exactly what the protection should have been and their agent did a fantastic job was course. you've got three holes, 567 right? one of them runs parallel to some boulevard, one of the runs parallel to congress, and he was at an area in the shrubbery where he could see both holds. so the president was another whole back, which means he's about between four and 500 yards away. he's on the golf course. yeah. but he's back a ways for the secret service haven't changed at all nice and protect former president donald trump is now second potential second. countdown. >> and can you just elaborate on how things have changed you make yes. the threat level is high we have increased the amount of acids that we supported. so we are we live in danger times, done with questions right now. there's really noth

also, as you are saying, sir ed db trying to find himself in opposition to the labour government andthat's kind of what he was focusing on today when he was focusing on today when he was focusing on today when he was talking to my colleague, laura kunz break this morning. this is what he said. we will challenge the government where we disagree with them. what we are going to do is _ with them. what we are going to do is what — with them. what we are going to do is what we said to the british_ do is what we said to the british people during the general election, it is important we keep the trust we built_ important we keep the trust we built up. — important we keep the trust we built up, we will talk about the nhs and care, sewage, the cost _ the nhs and care, sewage, the cost of— the nhs and care, sewage, the cost of living, and already the government has made two big mistakes _ government has made two big mistakes in those three areas, at least, — mistakes in those three areas, at least, and we are holding them — at least, and we are holding them to— at least, and we are holding the

>> accept work performed by mitchell engineering under contract number db-129.1 bay corridor transmission distribution phase 22019 north approve modification number 21, decreasing the contract amount for total contract amount of 20 million, 691 thousand, 291 and increasing the contract duration for total contract duration of 1195 consecutive calendar days. >> president, vice president. thank you for having me here. ask for acceptance of the work performed by mitchell engineering for design build contract 129.1, bay corridor transmission distribution phase 2 north. i'm not going to repeat the amount, but i'm here to ask for your approval for the final modification to decrease the contract amount. i want to point it out the contract-the project achieved significant saverings and reduced the final amount by 14 percent roughly $3.3 million and also took longer asking for additional 28 0 days. the time is needed to cover a timing analysis to reconciliate the resequencing of the duct work and also the final reconciliation of the bid item and we also took longer to do the [indiscernible] final c

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