and number ten downing st paying the price for— number ten downing st paying the price for it — numbere for it. not just from the public— price for it. not just from the public but _ price for it. not just from the public but from the room back bench and peace _ public but from the room back bench and peace. many of whom will have the stench — and peace. many of whom will have the stench of corruption and arrogance for quite a long time over this. ., ., ~' arrogance for quite a long time over this. ., ., 4' ., the front page of the mail. is anybody in charge at number ten. people often ask when these cases happen, it's notjust the prime minister but who was actually running downing street and various parties, always pride themselves of having a fantastic number ten operation and blame that when things go wrong. operation and blame that when things to mom. ., ., operation and blame that when things rowronu. ., ., ., ., operation and blame that when things ”owron. ., ., ., ., , go wrong. there are a lot of people who would try _ go wrong. there are a lot of people who would try to — go w

— purse of sweden, not in yours or number 11 downing st? number11 downing st?gs we want to see _ how can you do that? so, one of the things we want to see is _ how can you do that? so, one of the things we want to see is a _ things we want to see is a just transition is we want to make absolutely certain that people who already explains the most economic disruption are not the ones that bear the burden of the same for us this is all about making sure that our fuel poverty strategies, our optimised... programmes and so on make sure that people at the bottom are not the ones bearing the brunt so, for example, we cannotjust swap houses to air source heat pumps because that will be much more expensive the people living in them, especially at the house is not in good condition, so there silver bonnet and that is why we are running things like the optimised structures programme which will allow us to see what is suitable for each has —— there isn�*t a silver bullet. it will allow to make sure people living and that house and experiencing fuel poverty. i have experien

do think overall that the communications of number 10 downing _ the communications of number 10 downing st this afternoon and we _ watching a channel this afternoon and we found that the man at the centre _ and we found that the man at the centre of— and we found that the man at the centre of this found out about this dramatic— centre of this found out about this dramatic u—turn when when your colleagues — dramatic u—turn when when your colleagues at the bbc report about it. colleagues at the bbc report about it he _ colleagues at the bbc report about it he had — colleagues at the bbc report about it. he had no idea and he had been ditched _ it. he had no idea and he had been ditched hy— it. he had no idea and he had been ditched by his own party. communications in the reading of the situation _ communications in the reading of the situation have left a great deal to be desired but i'm sure that's what many— be desired but i'm sure that's what many supporters in the backbench mps are thinking _ many supporters in the backbench mps are thinking today. that many supporters in the backbench m

so down st in 2003, and this how many problems? because when the people no longer believe in the process been they have given up on their country really. and this is one of the biggest problems, but we have right now. and let's not forget that the protest that happened on fridays are totally different than the protests that happened 2 years ago. the project which took into account 19 where because people needed their basic, right. they needed electricity, they need to clean water, they needed job, job opportunities, and they needed rest. oh, this is what they were demanding. so we cannot compare those people to the process which happened yesterday on friday because that protest which happened on friday was led by external powers and led by external people. i mean, let me ask you this iraq parliament, if i understand correctly, is designed to have representation from a wide variety of cultural and religious backgrounds and groupings within iraq. we have to remember that iraq has a very disparate array of different cultures and relig

are referring to an election commission report into the furnishing of his flat above number 11 downing ste conservative party, it will be published soon and that will allow at some point katherine stone, who was the official in charge of standards in the house of commons to look into that issue and we don't know the motives, but certainly there was a feeling that katherine stone may not survive the shake—up if the opposition parties had boycotted it. all this leaves katherine stone, chris brown a lot more powerful than they were before because suddenly they are seen as the sleaze busters in chief and people who are on their side to overturn problems in the house. the problem with the house of commons is that mps are in charge of it and all mps are equal, they run parliament and it is very hard to put an authority above them and that is the problem with any sibling of mps as they are always marking their homework on a consensus basis and thatis homework on a consensus basis and that is why we had the system. whatever the motivation and set of circumstances that led to this unfolding, the o

in response, the government moved it down a st showing the bid to get the bill through the op a house, the key concessions that fines for code rule breaker. subbing loads. the threshold for declaring upon demick has been raised on the right to protest is protected. a lot follows weeks of public unrest. now the victoria premier has defended the bill saying it's about keeping people safe and it includes safeguards to prevent abuse of power. meanwhile, a top health official in another australian states. queensland has issued a warning to people who refused co with shot. you said vaccine as it and citizens could effectively be banished from society. holiday crizotti, exile life will be miserable without being vaccinated. it's going to be very hard to maintain your employment if you're not vaccinated or you won't be able to go any way. free entertainment. australia has an 83 percent cobra vaccination rates, while queensland is also high, it's 70 percent white region international heard immunity targets australia seeking to ratchet up the pressure only unvaccinated. we spoke earlier to prof

holidays and the punishment ten downing st but it's more than a whiff of corruption.the behavior of this government because quite frankly this undermines our very democracy and a government that believes it can get away with these things and of course this time they have not because the court of public opinion has forced them to change their actions but they need to be held to account for the way they have been behaving and treating the house of commons and parliament as the personal plaything of the prime minister. ., ., ., ., minister. you are calling for a ublic minister. you are calling for a public inquiry _ minister. you are calling for a public inquiry but _ minister. you are calling for a public inquiry but you - minister. you are calling for a public inquiry but you know i minister. you are calling for a | public inquiry but you know the minister. you are calling for a - public inquiry but you know the snp and opposition parties are not in a position to grant one and this government a has very big majority. will the opposition to part in looking at the way th

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st. mary's down a point late but badgers answered. wall cleared enough space to create his shot, wisconsin won for st. mary's first loss of the season. look at this pass behind the back number and ended with a two fisted slam. four players in double figures, cal down one. he got a good look at it but sometimes the shots just don't fall. 21st ranked seed in all won this with a game final 62-59. >>> ever have a want to get away moment? he will tell you all about it. the charlotte guard missed badly. he was pulled from the game right after that. he did add 22 points in a 106- 99 win over the orlando magic. that is sports at this hour. about time for me to check on that turkey. a 20-pounder. gotta cook five hours before i feed my family and extended family. just call me chef vern. see you later. >> where is our invite chef vern? >> make sure that turkey doesn't burn. >>> the vow to stop organized crime this morning after all those smash and grabs here at home. >>> local counties now leading the bay area in i didn't have to shout out for he

. >> the president uses lafayette square as a prop with the bible which he held upside down, outside st. john's church the so-called church of presidents right across from the white house. he brought along chairman of the joint chief of staff who understandably felt ill used and should not have let himself be put in that position. again, do not get me back on president. it isn an example of the vast aspect of our policies that's degrading politics. the senate t is almost an entirely performative outfit. making gestures. courts are different. courts have to decide, they have to give reasons they have to give opinions and can distance which it's really where redo political philosophy in this country. don't -- mckay was a we do because the federal paper ranks of them be, we do constitutional lawyers and constitutional argument is constantly political troubles freedom as opposed too as an attention with the quality we do it all of the time. >> the same thing in the campus of the supreme court? >> i am not so sure. we have seen recently do not bring out the best in congressional committees.

st. mary's down one, but the badgers answered. tyler wall cleared enough space to create a shot. 55. it was st. mary's first loss of the season. what i can tell you is next hour, i'm going to show you a thrill la. not a thriller, a thrilla. >> in manila? >> we'll just leave it at that. [ laughter ] >>> still ahead at 5:30, it's one of the busiest travel days of the year. a look at the rush of people hitting the skies and >>> a holiday season travel frenzy has arrived. we'll give you an update so far what to anticipate on the roads this week. >>> and if you are waiting until the holiday to travel, i have your nationwide travel forecast coming up. >>> and good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen matter. >> right now people on the move as millions are expected to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. let's take a look at the roads right now. traffic pretty clear, but aaa says more than 48 million americans expected to travel by car this week. big change from last year. chp reminding drivers to be safe. their maximum enforcement board goes into everything in less than an hour fro

. >> guest: the present use locket square as a prop with the bible which he held upside down, outside st. john's church e so-called church of presence right across from the white house and he brought along chairman of the joint chiefs of staff millie who understandably felt ill used and should not have let him selfie put in a position. -- let himself be put in that position. i didn't don't get me back on presidents but it's an example of the aspect of her politics that is degrading politics. the senate today is a most entirely performative. people making gestures. courts are different. should they have to give reason, that the right opinions, concurrences and dissent which is why they are, they are really what we do political philosophy in this country. you can say we don't have locked second treatise on government and we don't have -- i think we do because the federalist papers ranks with them but we do as constitutional lawyers and constitution article is constantly political philosophy about the nature of freedom, freedom as opposed to and as intention with equality we do it all the t

we see the good old fashioned traditional tactic of tables down at st.i know our members have seen that in san francisco. they've seen it in other cities as well. but of course there is the internet and in the last ten to 12 years that has definitely been the factor that has really changed the way things are sold and frankly made it easier for people who want to develop and participate in these organized retail rings to sell their goods whether it is on a market place or through their own website. a ring that was recently busted in california had developed its own free standing website to sell stolen goods. >> do you believe that social >> do you believe social media could be a lot more helpful if they're setting up shop on their platforms? >> i think so. i think that's where the federal response could come in strong here. between the technical assistance and the resources that are available on the federal level, and of course the shock and awe that's involved when a u.s. attorney or the local fbi special agent stands up and says this is a federal issue.

off to these, that vigorous system pulled through newfoundland, that's knocked down temperatures in st. john's of 5 degrees, but much calmer conditions here toward the u. s. se temperatures looking pretty good here. we've got a lot of salvage at some showers for that western side of tennessee, but nothing major. also pleasant conditions for the desert. southwest stuff. you know, los angeles temperature is well above average shaft for this of the year december. the 1st. here we go. on wednesday heavy falls, costa rica into panama, and now tickets for the top and of south america. we're think we'll see a mix of sun in cloud into a lima, but still the potential to see showers in bogota. and it's been a stormy pitcher for the southern portion of brazil that se for so polo in rio de janeiro. but the bulk of that activity will clear out a thing by thursday. you'll get back into the sunshine. ok, i'm out of time. see again soon. ah, the listening post cuts the noise was talking about competing. but seeing monday, seeing you calculate those completely separate things, spin from fac, all 3 vers

display of lights through fremont streets [ band playing ] the band making its way down the boulevard celebrating the st an rfulats g with bikeanmotorc. ma r way down the route in style. >> it is a really great start to the holiday season. it gives it that official kick off of seeing all of the decorations out, everybody being festive and getting out. >> before the parade hundreds gathered at a park to see the christmas tree lighting, too. >>> the sights and sounds of the holiday season are back in san jose this evening. >> 3, 2, 1. [cheering] >> oh, wow! >> that is cool. christmas in the park has returned to downtown after last year's pandemic pause. visitors can stroll through different themed areas where thousands of lights are synched to a soundtrack. >> a big thank you for all of the volunteers that make christmas in the park the amazing spectacle that it is. we have people who have been volunteering for decades. >> and the christmas trees are up in san francisco. designed by students at the academy of lit every evening at 5:00. it is a self-guided stroll. they will be awarded. >>> we are on the lo

but also strong winds from chicago back down to st. louis as storm number two comes in and we'll see some rain again from the great lakes to the gulf coast. so regardless of whether your flying or driving or taking the train, i hope you get there safely and check in with us for updates. >> gene, thank you so much. >>> and remember you could sign up to get email alerts from cnn meteorologist and reporters in the field any time at cnn.com/weather reports. coming up this hour, how a man who admitted to sexually abusing four teenager girls managed to avoid a jail sentence. the lawyer for one of his vikes joins us. >>> and then this. >> when we do speak out, especially about satanic things, there are all of these people who come and will try to disrupt. >> the colorful big lie supporter running for positions that could help shape the outcome of our fute elections. you're in the "cnn newsroom." everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to.

st. francis square and he is enthusiastic about the new crosswalk installed just down the street at buchanan street that connects st. francis square to japantown. thank you. [ applause ] lou recently told us that he completed his orientation and mobility training for the newly upgraded geary. today, he can now successfully walk from his home to his husband's work at calvary presbyterian church on philmore and jackson streets. [ applause ] lou told us this has been his goal ever since he moved to st. francis square in 2017. his mobility instructor had previously told him he was forbidden from crossing geary because it was just too unsafe and the webster bridge was not an option for him. but because of all the safety improvements and with excellent training, lou can now cross geary on his own and make it all the way to the calvary church. [ applause ] thank you so much, lou, for your service on the committee. and thank you for letting us share your story today. we are so happy that your neighborhood is now more accessible to you. and thank you for working so closely with the project staff to m

. >> will the president use lafayette square as a prop with the bible which he held upside down outside of st. john's church, the so-called church of the the white house and follow the general joint chief of staff milley who understandably felt used s. and he should not have allowed himself to be put in the position. and again, an example of the aspect of our politics that is degrading politics in the senate yesterday almost performative and people making gestures predict and the courts are different than they have to decide and they have to be gives and they have to write opinions and appearances which is why where we really do political philosophy because we truly do not have treats on government and we don't have. [inaudible]. and i say we do because we do constitutional warriors and arguments, is constantly philosophy about the nature of freedom and freedom as opposed to head intentional with a quality and we doing all of the time. >> and he would do this for the supreme court. in the cameras. >> i do think that the justices would behave. >> and make those transcripts available in a more

down 83% since february 1 st new today thecompany's founder is stepping down as ceo after more than a decade in the role the announcements come as the company reported a 40% decline in the third quarter sales and disappointing outlook going into the holiday season shares are in the red this morning. they're just above $5, but, john, this is a company that went public less than a year ago at 24 bucks a share. ouch >> yeah. little show and tell we were just talking about the impact of options on the market. >>> turning now to semi conductors, our next guest is downgrading chipmaker nvidia to neutral today saying no negative catalyst for the ratings change. the conditions have only improved for the company in the last three months. so still likes the company, just can't love the stock let's bring in matt bryson who is out with that downgrade on nvidia this morning. matt, i'm so curious nvidia is kind of like the tesla of chips, if you look at the rise over the past 12 months, if you look at the way that people believed in it so, i wonder, is this partly due to your sense that in this inf

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the dubs go from down 19 to winning by 20. undefeated st. the bouncing ball.se of the rack and ad wisconsin comes all the way back. steps right into the three, thr, taking on number 21 seton hall. cal had cal had cal had cal hada five minutes to play. there was the chance for the lead, no good. the bears fall 62-59. pre-thanksgiving ice cream with these two. timo myers flips goes up, 2-1. on the pyre light -- power play, they tied it at three. the sharks this rarely happens during thanksgiving, but my sources tell me team turkey one. -- won. there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday season. and score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. you'll save hundreds over at&t. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started for just $19.99 a month. plus, see how you can get $200 back during our black friday sales event. click, call or visit a store today. there's this feeling we chase... l

need to respond and i will continue to do that, and i can assure her that i will take up with ten downing stmittee to consider alterations to our procedures which does invaluable work and is considering at the moment the question of whether proxy voting should be extended. so the honourable lady and all the members of this house will know that our proceedings, our processes have evolved. there was a lot of talk yesterday about 1695, and mr speaker, i'm sure you are aware that that related to a speaker, sirjohn trevor, who was given... that related to a speaker, sirjohn trevor, who was given. . .- that related to a speaker, sirjohn trevor, who was given... studio: we will leave the — trevor, who was given... studio: we will leave the commons, _ trevor, who was given... studio: we will leave the commons, that - trevor, who was given... studio: we will leave the commons, that was - trevor, who was given... studio: we will leave the commons, that was a i will leave the commons, that was a swift and significant u—turn announced there by the leader of the is jacob rees—mogg on what is going to hap

. >>> on wall street, st dow is down 13 and the s&p is flat.the hour, time for the top of the news >> more than two years since entre jeffery epstein's death. steve bannon turns himself in. the january 6th committee considers possible contempt charges for another airline of the formal president but first, the infrastructure bill is ioned into saw, it happens after months of anyway shalgss, fractured both bipartisan dpreemt and democrats have been fighting >> the president biden signs the law of $1.2 trillion package >> today we are finally dpeting this done. >> so my question to the learn t learn -- >> the bipartisan law in collides money for roads and brinls and broad band and cyber security and rail traps sit and much more. >> it's a smaller package than president biden pushed for >> the money comes a t a time when experts say the nation's infrastructure ils is krubling >> 221 happens to be one of those years. a grade is 6 minus it's a number they say has been staggering over the past several years. cnbc's kayla tausche with more on what's in

st. comes down to. it's an issue of where does sovereignty lie if it no longer lies with the king. >> you've written so powerfully about lincoln and the founders, and lincoln quoted james wilson for the proposition suck skegz was unconsecutional because we the people as the united states swloel, is it fair to say wilson deserves credit for redefining sovereignty and placing it in we, the people, the united states? and how would you rate his contribution to american constitutional history? >> i agree that james wilson the legal mind at the constitutional convention. there's no doubt about it, and his lectures still to this day. what lincoln argues in his address when he talks about succession, he only grants the idea of it having to be an agreement among the states to deny any particular states unilaterally leads the union. he only grants that in order to show even if you were going to believe in states at a state by state level. true sovereignty lies with the people, not with any government. the governm

let's go to downing st where a covid data briefing is about to take place.of the covid—19 vaccine subcommittee of the jvc i —— june raine, chief executive of the mhra. i will open with a fury marks and then a pass over to my colleagues. we have known from the outset of this pandemic that variants have always been inevitable and we have seen many, alpha, beta, gamma, delta, which she will be familiar, and there are others. when a variant appears, it always causes initial concern because at that point we do not know quite how it will behave and, in particular, we do not know how our vaccines will hold up against that variant. it has always been the case that at some point, we have always said it, we are going to get a variant that gives us heightened concern. we are at that moment with omicron. it is the new kid on the block for now and i think it is a true to say that scientists around the world, notjust in the uk, unfortunately agree that this one is of increased concern. but in acknowledging that concern, i want to be very clear, and i want to emphasise the

st. louis, stretching down towards dallas. not only on wednesday but even by thursday. this continues to make its way off to the east, so thanksgiving day you're likely going to have travel problems as well. there's tuesday, that first system moves out. here's the second system. all that strong wind ahead of it. also some rain stretching from chicago, back down to houston as we go into wednesday and by thursday we start to see that shift a little bit farther to the east. so on thanksgiving day, boris and christi, you're going to have problems maybe for those hoping to wait until the absolute last minute to do their travel plans. >> sounds like a long layover at the airport bar. at least i won't be alone. allison chinchar, thank you so much. >> everybody be warned that's where boris is going to be. good luck with that. i hope it goes well. >>> so after ten days of court proceedings and testimony from more than 20 witnesses and investigators, closing arguments are expected to begin tomorrow in the ahmaud arbery murder trial. >> travis mcmichael, his father gregory mcmicha

st. louis, even down to dallas. so as you're packing, please pak patience. >> excellent advice.thanks. >>> just like everything else this past year, thanksgiving dinner is going to cost more than last year and estimates range from 5% more, that's according to the department of agriculture, to 14% more. according to the american farm bureau federation. what's causing this increase? ver veronica nye is an economist with the american farm bureau federation. so good to have you with us. so the first thing that comes to our mind is covid is to blame. is that accurate? >> it's certainly a contributing factor. when we look at all of the supply chain challenges we've seen as folks are coming back out of you know, lockdown and starting to spend money in a very serious way, that's increased demand. made the supply chains challenged. also made it really difficult for farmers to plan and predict how many turkeys the united states might need for this thanksgiving. you also add in things like inflation and increasing consumption of meat in the u.s. and worldwide and you add those up and it's

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down to the red sea. bring some egg, outbreaks of rain across sir western pass, saudi arabia, eastern areas of egypt to st in. wet weather and some wintry weather. meanwhile, sliding down across the iranian mountains. we got some wet weather now just pushing over towards the afghanistan over the next day, or 2 bits and pieces of spotty range is coming through here. meanwhile, a chance this is spotty, rain, some showers there into that western side of saudi arabia, from those same showers that we have just around the red sea. for the most part. the middle east, of course, is largely dry. plenty of haiti sunshine, but notice temperatures here with her struggling, struggling to get to 29 celsius on sunday afternoon troy. by stretching down across the horn of africa, we got the usual showers there around the rift valley. some showers there just on the e. c. o p in highlands wet weather. now gathering over to ward sir western side of the democratic republic of congo. those showers becoming a little more widespread as we go on through the next couple of days running down out of ongoing and we'll see some wet we

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st. louis, milwaukee, stretching down towards dallas, so do keep that in mind because the winds will continue detroit, cleveland, cincinnati, and this is going to be kind of a multi-day thing. if you've got some flexibility, pay very close attention to the forecast and maybe pack some patience along with your bags. >> very potentially rocky journeys. thank you so much. allison chinchar in the cnn weather center. >>> on to detroit now and this week the city celebrated the 100th birthday of retired lieutenant colonel alexander jefferson, a member of the tuskegee airmen. the city announced it is creating a plaza and statue on the field where jefferson flew model airplanes as a child. jefferson was also given a key to the city. as a young airman, jefferson flew with the red tails, which escorted bombers as they flew missions across europe. after leaving the armed forces, he later became a teacher and vice principal in detroit public schools, a leader throughout his lifetime. the tuskegee airmen were a group of primarily african-american aviators, the first in the armed forces. there are very few

that open space median down the center of st. mary's park represents the clapper. the clapper of the bell. please don't allow friends of the urban forest to change that open space. d.p.w. you have had over a year to tell of this planting. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. we are setting the timer for two minutes. we have one caller in the queue, 12 listening. welcome caller. >> caller: hi. this is candy again. i was one calling regarding the visitation -- >> clerk: i have to pause your time. i know that you only had about a 1:30. if you can make your comment quickly. perhaps you have the full two. i believe my staff said you got cut off. my staff are waiting for your call if you call the clerk's office at our regular number, (415)554-5484 do we have anyone else in the queue? >> caller: hello. engage, my name is mary. live in st. mary's park, which is district 9, san francisco. i was calling basically to address the d.p.w. bureau of urban forestry tree plant scheduled this saturday on the college avenue median that's located in the district park neighborhood. pr