we want to make sure - there is at least a mandatory minimum standard which hasl to be an enhanced dbsrt prompted a huge response from you, the audience. one woman sent us this message. we've used an actress to speak words. i had a tutor at the age of 12. he tried to touch my breasts. i ran away to the bathroom and locked myself in. i refused all future lessons with him. i told my mum in adulthood and she was devastated at what could have happened. amy got in touch too. she is a music tutor who wants to get an enhanced dbs to reassure clients, but under the current system for the self—employed, she says there is no way of getting it. it's frustrating. there should be a way of allowing for individual tutors to be able to apply and it should be that if you are setting up as an individual tutor, you have to get a dbs. it should be a requirement. and then a tip off — another tutor. an advert on a site called super prof. we can't name him for legal reasons. he left his school last year charged with sexual assault. he is barred from having any contact with children. the advert, though, is st

how much does it cost to get a dbs check? i does it cost to get a dbs check?t which avenue do— self—employed, you can try but which avenue do you take? do you go to your— avenue do you take? do you go to your local— avenue do you take? do you go to your local authority or sign up to an agency— your local authority or sign up to an agency that costs money? there is an agency that costs money? there is a fundamental problem there but people _ a fundamental problem there but people have a ready solution in the tutors _ people have a ready solution in the tutors association said it would process — tutors association said it would process the checks and it might cost as little _ process the checks and it might cost as little as _ process the checks and it might cost as little as £15 to do so.— as little as £15 to do so. that is the thing you — as little as £15 to do so. that is the thing you hear— as little as £15 to do so. that is the thing you hear from - as little as £15 to do so. that is| the thing you hear from parents as little as £15 to do so. that is - the

we want to make sure - there is at least a mandatory minimum standard which has to be an enhanced dbsed an actress to speak her words. amy got in touch too. she is a music tutor who wants to get an enhanced dbs to reassure clients, but under the current system for the self—employed, she says there is no way of getting it. it's frustrating. there should be a way of allowing for individual tutors to be able to apply and it should be that if you are setting up as an individual tutor, you have to get a dbs. it should be a requirement. and then a tip off — another tutor. an advert on a site called super prof. we can't name him for legal reasons. he left his school last year charged with sexual assault. he is barred from having any contact with children. the advert, though, is still live. dialtone. hello, there. sorry to bother you today. ijust wonder, are you still offering private tutoring services? he told me he'd stopped tutoring but no—one seems to be checking. super prof says it's the top platform for private tutoring in the uk and expects tutors to get a dbs certificate. it encourage

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mungo db up 11, 4%, clear rate energy and electronic arts.at the department of homeland security warned governor tim walz's vice president nomination feeds into china's efforts to influence washington dc. oversight committee chair james comber joins me now. what is his connection to the chinese communist party? >> he has been there more than any american politician. we know that he has given speeches and spoken favorably about the chinese communist party and how they operate which should be concerning to every american because china is our biggest adversary, a communist country but the most important thing, we know there were intelligence officials and officials in the department of homeland security that were concerned about tim walz being influenced by china long before kamala harris selected him to be vice president. we also know there is information memorialized in classified and unclassified documents pertaining to tim walz and his close relationship with china. we have asked for those documents, subpoenaed those documents and for the li

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business model about looking forward to the future without the risk they might perceive today without dbsss. we have advocated and explained while our initial ratio is in the two to 2.5 times, that's better than any other pay-tv provider today, and within a 12 to 24 month window we will be focused on bringing that leveraged ratio down to below two. that is the reason we believe they are interested in making this exchange, lowering the debt, making sure the m&a deal can happen and then we proceed with the sec and doj for the needed regulatory approvals. caroline: we would like to keep in touch as you go through those approvals. bill, we appreciate your time. back to the markets which are under significant pressure from geopolitical news. off by 1.3% on the s&p 500. it's a largest nuisance september -- movement since september 6. big tech feeling the most pain. money moving into brent crude and the haven that is the u.s. 10-year . we will keep you up to speed. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make

that's jp morgan and dbs out in singapore. but this is going to ramp up.ink that in the next six to 12, maybe 18 months, really as ai use cases move into production more solidly and the pressure to show roi off of the investment ramps up, the roi is being measured internally by the banks and many are looking at how it is impacting in non-numerical and numerical terms but there will be a cascade of announcements publicly from six months to 12 months on. caroline: that is what is so interested about that -- interesting about the timing of the report, we just had banks earnings season. did you see early evidence that gets you excited for future reports of roi? alexandra: absolutely, absolutely. there were other factors around the rates and geopolitics, but four banks were asked about the ai strategy spend and the impact it is having. so, jamie dimon was asked to pick from morgan stanley, who was also asked specifically about what they were expecting to see in terms of ai investments and where they see that having an impact and to pick and go into detail on th

clearway energy, mongo db and warner brothers on that list. how about that?rn declining sales. not much of a cut, and the stock is only down 1%. look at dct. extending losses today. it's the down 16 percent. we have to tell you that over the last month it is up almost 200percent. that's a proxy for trump in the election. there's the 1-month chart from lower heft to upper right, straight up. not a bad deal. >>> california's governor, gavin newsom, he's setting a aside big money the tackle the homeless crisis. ashley, how much are we talking about? ashley: this latest round close to a billion dollars to help with housing, shelter and homeless service outreach across california. but, you know, critics say newsom's administration has already spent billions of dollars tackling the problem with very little effect. well, the governor spended to that criticism at a news -- responded to that the criticism at a news conference in los angeles. watch. >> these encampments and tents, people are dying and suffering on our watch. there's nothing humane about stepping over p

palo alto networks, datadog, mess that's on the list -- tesla's on the list at 244, mongo db, have iese days i'll find out what it does. >> [inaudible] stuart: what? >> cloud provider data company. stuart: of course. i should have known that. the 10-year treasury at 4.05%, rising. the price of gold still not back to $27000, 2657. bitcoin, $62, 7 right now. oil, mid 70s, $74.88. down a little bit. nat gas also down a little wit, $2.75. the average price for a gallon of regular, has $3.18. in california, we always like to tell you, it's $4.68. coming up, kamala harris was asked three times about the border crisis during her "60 minutes" interview. she pivoted every time. >> was it a mistake the loosen the immigration policies as much as you did? >> it's a longstanding problem. and and solutions are at hand. stuart: she's getting away with non-answers. bret baier takes that on. >>> a pro-israel man assaulted by a pro-hamas crowd this manhattan, new york, just as trump was in new york warning about anti-semitism. >> the anti-jewish hatred the has returned even here in america, in our str

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but the driver can only be held accountable by proving that the noise level, which is 96 db, has been exceeded. but you can't send an inspector with a noise meter to chase every straight-through car, why bomb 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 fans of powerful cars themselves, if there was such a place where they could gather, it would be great, and so that you could make noise and have fun, but while this crowd is gathering here, the same guys are probably 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 whether it's an 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 shouldn't be done, we don't rev up after 11 pm, my interlocutor says, well, come on hussein, all these resonators, cans, pipes and so on, as long as it's louder, after all, these are antlers, the be

congresswoman jennifer mcclellan, democrat from virginia, thank you for speaking to us on db news.ns for the trump 2020 campaign. marc lotter, thanks for being with us here on bbc news. just to put that same point to you, how do you think the situation in the middle east will feed into tonight's debate? will that change the approachjd vance takes? i debate? will that change the approach jd vance takes? i don't think it will _ approach jd vance takes? i don't think it will change _ approach jd vance takes? i don't think it will change the _ think it will change the approach, it will— think it will change the approach, it will be — think it will change the approach, it will be one _ think it will change the approach, it will be one of _ think it will change the approach, it will be one of the _ think it will change the approach, it will be one of the top _ think it will change the approach, it will be one of the top or first i it will be one of the top or first topics — it will be one of the top or first topics of— it will be one of the top or first topics of that _ it will be one of

going to be raised to be able to make sure that we have the deal construct with echostar to get the dbsand even when we combine this, even with the loan that we'll take to be able to help tpg buy at&t with the loan that we're going to contribute to make this m&a deal successful, our leverage ratios will still be one of the best in the paid tv industry. and after 12 to 24 months, we're going to be back down into a range that's very close to the leverage ratio that we have today. so we have a very aggressive payoff plan that will give the bond holders out there the security that they need. >> all right. and we're going to be doing an interview when you're going public at some point in the future i guess. is that the potential exit? >> there's all sorts of possibilities now. right now we're focused on getting through these stats. >> bill, appreciate you taking the time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> want to get back to these breaking reports iran is preparing a missile attack on israel. we turn to nbc's raf sanchez from the israel-lebanon border. hey, raf. >> carl, in just the last hour, is