fiona trott, thank you. and 14 injured in an israeli air strike on a building in central beirut, lebanese officials have said. the multi—storey block in the bachoura district housed a hezbollah—affiliated health centre, which israel's military claimed it was a "precision" attack. it's thought the target was a hezbollah official who lived in the building. this is a rare israeli strike close to beirut�*s centre — and close to lebanon's parliament. anna foster is in beirut for us. tell us more about what has been happening today. i think they have been real fears and concerns today because that strike that you describe there that happened in a very central area, so close to me that actually when it happened in the early hours of this morning, we saw and heard the bright orange flesh reflected in the windows of the surrounding buildings. it is really the first time that an israeli air strike has hit this downtown area close to the parliament and close to the un building as well. we have seen further air strikes

fiona trott, bbc news, newcastle.ding two children, have died in a car crash on the m6. a third child is in hospital with serious injuries. two cars collided yesterday afternoon on the northbound carriageway near tebay services. police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. thomas tuchel, the former chelsea coach, has been confirmed as the new manager of the england men's football team, replacing gareth southgate. tuchel, who's german, said he was "very proud," and described the job as a "huge privilege". prince william, who's president of the football association, called his appointment "exciting". our sports editor dan roan reports. it's been eight years since the fa last unveiled a new manager of the england men's team. today thomas tuchel was confirmed as the latest to fill the wembley hot seat, the german telling me just how much it meant to have signed an 18 month contract. this job is about football and it's about pushing the team to have the possibility to win the world cup. this is what got me excited v

fiona, thank you so much and we will see you again soon. fiona cincotta is from city index.y, called x al. i imagine he will not be ai. i imagine he will not be happy at all to hear about openai wanting exclusive relationships that could impact his ambitions in this area. the multi—billionaire owner of tesla and spacex is due to testify today to the us financial watchdog, the sec, over his $44 billion buyout of twitter, now called x. mr musk was due to testify back in september but failed to show up. meanwhile, tesla shares closed over 3% down on tuesday on the back of its latest vehicle delivery numbers. —— on wednesday. they were up in the three months to september compared to last year, but fell short of market expectations. however, tesla retained its position as the world's top ev maker, above china's byd. which is constantly snapping at its heels. nishit madlani is managing director of autos, business and technology at s&p global ratings. good to see you. another busy week for elon musk, he is really out of the headlines. if we start with his grilling about the acquisi

fiona lamdin, bbc news.ore we move on, we want to show you these live pictures coming from germany. this is the bellevue palace in berlin. this is the official residence of the president and as you can see, that is the us president joe biden arriving and greeting his counterpart in berlin. as we mentioned earlier, this will be present biden�*s last visit to germany as us president. of course, he has been a great ally of the country. they have been working together on helping ukraine during conflict after russia's invasion of ukraine. latertoday, after russia's invasion of ukraine. later today, we expect that president biden will be given a merit order. this is the highest honourfor given a merit order. this is the highest honour for the german state. that is president biden, greeting his german counterpart in berlin. as we were hearing earlier from counterpart in berlin. as we were hearing earlierfrom our correspondent in berlin, jess parker, she was saying that he is celebrated in germany and they will cont

fiona trott, bbc news, newcastle.n is watching israel's actions on the ground in northern gaza to make sure it's not pursuing what she called "a policy of starvation" there. it follows widespread claims that the israeli military is beseiging parts of the north and preventing food aid getting through. israel denies it's blocking aid and says 50 trucks arrived in northern gaza today. the us has threatened to cut military supplies unless more aid is allowed through. israel is not allowing internationaljournliasts — including the bbc — independent access to gaza. fergal keane reports from jerusalem, and a warning it contains graphic images that may be distressing from the very start. not a burden, but a duty — to the dead and those left after them. they'd fled here hoping it might be safer. in gaza city, 13 members of the same family killed by an israeli airstrike. translation: i took out my younger brother at the last moment. - he told me, "i heard mum and dad reciting a prayer". i don't know how he can go back to our ho

fiona lamdin, bbc news.quinn spoke to us here on bbc news and told us more about the impact of finding fame at a young age. it's important to recognise that at the moment, people are grieving and looking for answers. so a psychologist can be helpful in helping people understand the impact of something like fame on someone who is very young and whose brain is still developing. the front part of the brain doesn't finish its development sometimes until the late twenties, and that part of the brain controls how you make decisions, how you plan your impulse control. so if you throw something like being in the public eye, having a lot of pressure on you, a lot of exciting things, a lot of dopamine hits from being recognised, sometimes that can have a detrimental impact on your mental health, but also your ability to navigate the things that are thrown your way in the future into adult and beyond. and liam payne spoke out about his own battles with addictions. we don't know the circumstances of his death, police ar

but now back to you fiona, in the studio.perry and sumi somaskanda who'll be bringing you all the developments through the night, live on bbc one and iplayer. the bbc news live page will have all the results as they happen. across the bbc s radio networks nuala mcgovern and ros atkins will bring you live coverage. and for in depth analysis you can listen to the americast podcast at anytime on bbc sounds. manchester united have expressed interest in appointing sporting lisbon�*s ruben amorim as a new manager to replace erik ten hag — who was sacked yesterday, in a statement this afternoon, the portuguese club said united were prepared to pay the 8.3 million pound release clause for him. a newly discovered piece of music, believed to be a waltz written more than 200 years ago by frederic chopin, has been hailed as a "precious treasure" by the renowned composer. the celebrated pianist lang lang has recorded the new music. the handwritten score was discovered in papers left to a library in new york. a centuries old forgotten city

fiona trott, bbc news, newcastle.me minister and the chancellor are considering multiple changes to the tax, which currently includes several exemptions and reliefs. our political editor chris mason is here. what more can you tell us? the government confronts what it describes as a black hole and it thinks part of the solution to that is to put up some taxes. the thing is, a lot of the big leavers of government like income tax or vat, employee national insurance, the government is choosing not to because they said they promised they wouldn't do that. employer national insurance looks like that could change. what about inheritance tax? it's paid by around li% of people after debt who end up being charged inheritance tax, raises about £7 billion a year, charged at 40% on property, possessions and money above a threshold of £325,000. there are all sorts of exemptions and reliefs, the giving of gifts before you die, there is business relief, agricultural relief relating to land. our understanding from different independen

fiona trott, bbc news, newcastle.rise of "sextortion". that's a type of online blackmail in which a victim is persuaded to share explicit images and threatened with having them shared unless money is paid. the new controls include a video warning users of the dangers, which will appear in the feeds of millions of teenagers around the world. more details have emerged in court about the crimes committed by a man in what's thought to be the biggest ever uk case of catfishing. alexander mccartney, from newry, used a false identity to befriend victims on the internet and then exploit them. one girl took her own life. some of what you're about to hear may be distressing. our ireland correspondent chris page was at the pre—sentence hearing at belfast crown court. what was said? the prosecution lawyer said the harm alexander mccartney had caused was unquantifiable. the charges relate to more than 60 child victims, but the court heard that in reality, there were many more. mccartney befriended them online posing as a teenage g

fiona cincotta from city index told us there was a scramble to get in on the deal.demand. that is basically because openai is expected to lead the next wave of generative ai. the expectations are for revenue to almost triple next year to $11.5 billion, from its roughly $3 billion level at the moment. so this is the stuff that is really expected to be at the foundations of the next level of generative ai. because of that, there was really strong demand and, as a result, there was also very particular arrangements to the deal for funding. for example, there were requirements for exclusivity, and this as you also mentioned, was done on a convertible notes basis. so basically, that conversion to equity is very much hinging on this successful structural change from that for profit, sorry, into a for—profit organisation from the nonprofit organisation that it is at the moment. to the world's richest man now — elon musk. the multi—billionaire owner of tesla and spacex is due to testify today before the us financial watchdog, the sec, over his 44 billion dollar buyout of tw

fiona cincotta from city index told us about the scramble to get in on the deal.f demand and thatis there was a lot of demand and that is basically because openai has been expected to lead the next wave of generative ai. lead the next wave of generative al. the expectations are for revenue to almost triple next year. £211.5 billion, from 3 billion at the moment. this is a stock that is expected to be at the foundations of the next level of generative ai. because of that, there was really strong demand, and as a result there was some very secular arrangements —— particular arrangements —— particular arrangements to the deal for funding. there were requirements for exclusivity and this wasn't mentioned as being done on a convertible space, that is meaning be conversion to equity is hinging on the successful structural change from that for—profit, into a profit making organisation from the nonprofit organisation from the nonprofit organisation it is currently. to the world's richest man now — elon musk. the multi—billionaire owner of tesla and spacex is due to testif

gotten that but the timeline was accelerated i know show she couldn't be here today but thank you, fiona moss made this project happen so let's give a round of applause for fiona as well. >> so many community-based organizations were actually engaged i'm not going to name them all they wanted this site in fill housing this is a parking lot on the north side and west side and everything else was 200 be car parking lot we were able to turn concrete into a beautiful affordable housing mixed affordable housing building so originally was about 90 units we got over one hundred and thirty unit that additional thirty were for the working and housing stock residents living in substandard conditions let's be honest potrero but those families will be moving into brand new wonderful apartments. so i know a lot of people say that because bye one of my proudest days i've been in office for 8 years this project means so much we have studio finish is our free clinic we'll get there in the next - no, no. not because of anything other than the electricity some of the other things that slow down the fundin

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. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work. living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office along with the goodwill of silicon valley. they've opened the nation's first retail store for former women inmates. this program allows them to trained for retail work. it also allows women who are near release to shop for clothing, free. >> getting work experience when all wasting our time. and here we're we're not just sitting in a cell helping other people. whether gets released gets, you know, to pick an lot of people have unfortunate situations when coming to jail to have different close to come out in is blessing. >> the women who complain that program are also guaranteed a job. >> still ahead on the news at 5, country's top colleges are being sued. >> why some are accus

from newcastle, here's fiona trott. a gp with murder on his mind. that's what the prosecution says.k and tinted glasses as a disguise. and it was a good disguise. the jury was told that when he came to his mother's house, even she didn't recognise him and asked him if he would check her blood pressure. he then told her partner he would give him a covid booster — but it wasn't a booster, the prosecution said, it was a poison causing a life—threatening flesh—eating disease. poisons were found at mr kwan's home on teesside, along with castor beans and a recipe for ricin, which could be used as a chemical weapon. a copy of the terrorist�*s handbook was also found, and an official document which gives guidance on how police investigate murders. mr kwan has pleaded guilty to administering a noxious substance. he denies attempted murder. but then, "why use fake number plates, fake nhs letters and fake id?" said the prosecution. the truth, they say, is sometimes stranger than fiction. more on that story on the bbc�*s website. now australian's are used to seeing kangaroos — but maybe not lik

fiona cincotta, financial markets analyst at cityindex, said that the surprise fall in the rate of uk prompt the bank of england to lower interest rates next month. so the bank of england is set to meet in november, and the expectation is that they will cut interest rates by 25 basis points. that will be after a 25 basis point reduction we saw in august. and there is also a possibility that the bank of england could cut rates by a further 25 basis points in december. so if we just think back to the beginning of this month, bank of england governor andrew bailey said that the central bank could be more activist. it could act more aggressively with cutting interest rates if inflation data allowed it to do so. so, and i think this inflation data is definitely a step in the right direction for the bank of england to be able to do that. so we could be looking at a further two rate cuts this year. so, how might the fall in inflation affect the budget in two weeks�* time? here's our chief political correspondent henry zeffman. a notably cautious response to those inflation statistics from th

local, state and federal officials, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state treasurer fiona ma. wall says here for a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign. no official word on where that fundraiser will take place or who was in attendanc . but last week, governor gavin newsom confirmed with me. he will meet with walls during this trip. all of it comes after a busy 48 hours for walls up and down the golden state attending fundraisers in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles. during his stop in la was visited the nova exhibition in culver city. remembering the victims of last year's october 7th, hamas attacks in israel. he also made an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show. local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to kamala harris's campaign for the white house, kamala harris and, you know, brought in a tremendous amount of energy. but then when he came on board, it really just complimented. >> you know, her messaging and and her vision for america. >> he definitely brings a lot of balance to the ticket as a democratic political analyst. he's goi

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fiona. studio: thank you. —— herfour months.ion says it is appalled by israel's continued attacks on northern gaza, where it says tens of thousands of people are effectively cut off with no access to food or other necessities. the hamas—run health ministry claims more than 60 people have been killed by israeli forces in the last 2a hours — with attacks on the al aqsa hospital compound and the nuseirat camp — where a number of children are reported dead. israel's military said it was �*looking into the reports�* about the attack. israel is not allowing internationaljournalists from media organisations, including the bbc, independent access to gaza. but we have a team of trusted freelance journalists filming for the bbc there. fergal keane's reports contains images you may find distressing. people are burning. the israeli strikes at the refugee tents on fire. helpless to stop the flames spreading. gas canisters exploding. a figure enveloped by the inferno. too distressing to show here, but all of it witnessed by the refugees. tran

melanie: fiona? fiona: you can probably see i am scribbling on this people paper -- this piece of paper trying to put all of this together. we have emphasizing geography over a larger global perspective but lynn has ended up even though she was talking about asia she's talking about geographies because so many countries at the moment are looking for alternatives that do not just confined them to the area where they find themselves and their immediate neighbors because as many on the previous panel made the point, we have a breakdown of the international system and so many countries, jeff talked about liechtenstein, not often mentioned on the stage, do we have a representative for lichtenstein here? [laughter] which i think gets to the point here that the leadership the global system has been looking for and europeans have been looking for and actually have gotten used to since the end of world war ii from the united states is sorely lacking. i know i am struck by what lynn just said about asian count

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it is thursday and question time and fiona is in surrey tonight.at labour budget and we have also got the former chief business adviser and former communications and a rags to riches businessman who has given away much of his well. we are on iplayer from apm and on bbc one after the ten o'clock news. at least 158 people are now known to have died in flash flooding in spain and authorities are not saying how many are still missing. still to come, donald trump and kamala harris hit the campaign trail with just five days to go until coming up on bbc news — canjack draper continue his impressive streak after the most significant title of his career at the weekend? has run of wins has now taken him to the last 16 at the paris pastors. russian drones are increasingly being used to track and then shoot at ukrainian civilians from the sky. the authorities in ukraine say at least 30 people have been killed and more than 400 injured in the last three months. the russian military has not responded to the bbc�*s questions about the allegations for. de tmi's re

. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work. living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> and the biden administration is proposing a way for americans to get free over-the-counter birth control currently private health insurers have to cover contraception cost when there crime. the new proposal will require insurers to fully cover contraception with app without a prescription. the role cover condoms. birth control pills. the morning after pill. the role, though, through a 60 day comment period before it can be finalized despite the disapproval, some residents, san jose moving forward with building a new costco. today the city council set to vote on the construction of the new store at a small shopping center off prospect road. this is why the border of san jose in saratoga, the store has committed a mil

predicated blair's fall , while predicated blair's fall, while for theresa may once nick, timothy and fional went, it was never glad. confident. morning again. when the adviser goes, things often turn sour for weeks. those with an agenda against sue gray were briefing the media against her, even revealing her salary to the bbc. this decision by starmer to let her go shows weakness and encourages one thing more leaks. if leaking to the press does down your internal enemies, then others will learn and will do so, and that will be to the detriment of mr mcsweeney. sue grey's replacement. this illustrates a fundamental dysfunction behind the scenes. but does it affect policy? well, recent events suggests that it may. in recent days, speculation has mounted that labour's policy to put vat on private education the only significant policy to which it committed during the election, is now in chaos. similarly, plans to raid pensions by reducing tax relief on those earning £50,000 or more per year have reportedly been scrapped, probably because they realised the effect it would have on their overpaid

on president putin, you know, i'll tell you, i got fiona hill, you know, i think what is remarkable is the degree to which -- to which what often president trump would say publicly about putin, like in helsinki after i left, and i was yelling at the television machine -- the television machine, the television. you know, leif you ever watch t television. so i was yelling at it because, you know, i couldn't believe what he was saying. you know, but at the same time, in that first year, we laid out for him kind of the threat from putin, we laid out for him, you know, how important it was to impose costs on him. we put more sanctions on russian entities, individuals, in that first year of his presidency than the previous eight years of the obama administration, closed two consulates, expelled scores of undeclared intelligence officers. but, of course, you know, you want the video o to match the audio. it didn't oftentimes do that. but he also provided defensive capabilities to the ukrainians. so i think you have to look at each of these issues on their own. you know, i write in the book ab

. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> all right. we'll talk about our forecast now looking at here in san francisco. little bit of breeze in the trees. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here with details on our forecast. yeah. looking pretty good. this week. relatively calm. no offshore wind temperatures. pretty nice. and as we take a live look outside right now here at half moon bay, you can see it's just gorgeous and people out there maybe taking a walk and enjoying it. temperatures are a little cooler than we were this time yesterday. in fact, half moon bay about 9 degrees cooler. then they were this time yesterday. so kind of running a little cooler across the board. here's a quick look at temperatures. 70 degrees in mountain view, 79 in livermore.

local, state and federal officials, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state treasurer fiona ma. wall says here for a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign. no official word on where that fundraiser will take place or who's in attendance. but last week, governor gavin newsom confirms with me he will meet with during this trip. all of it comes after a busy 48 hours for walls up and down the golden state attending fundraisers in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles. during his stop in la was visited the nova exhibition in culver city. remembering the victims of last year's october 7th, hamas attacks in israel. he also made an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show. local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to kamala harris's campaign for the white house, kamala harris and, you know, brought in a tremendous amount of energy. but then when he came on board, it really just complimented. >> you know, her messaging and and her vision for america. >> he definitely brings a lot of balance to the ticket. bill wong as a democratic political analyst, he's go

local, state and federal officials, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state treasurer fiona ma. wall says here for a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign. no official word on where that fundraiser will take place or who was in attendance. but last week, governor gavin newsom confirmed with me. he will meet with walls during this trip. all of it comes after a busy 48 hours for walls up and down the golden state attending fundraisers in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles. during his stop in la was visited the nova exhibition in culver city. remembering the victims of last year's october 7th, hamas attacks in israel. he also made an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show. local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to kamala harris's campaign for the white house, kamala harris and, you know, brought in a tremendous amount of energy. but then when he came on board, it really just complimented. >> you know, her messaging and and her vision for america. >> he definitely brings a lot of balance to the ticket as a democratic political analyst. he's goi

fiona ma, this will. >> allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their livesking sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. well, happening now, crime survivors and small business owners and advocacy groups from across the bay area. >> are denouncing prop 36. that's going to be a rally in san francisco. they say this measure will take money away from critical services for crime victims. they say they will warn voters about the measures misleading ads in their view and how they say it will bring back extreme crime policies. their rally is set to be held at brooke smith will let you know what what they say. >> we're exactly 2 weeks away from election day and vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump are trying to convince any undecided voters left to support their campaigns. we have our washington correspondent jessi tenure w

local, state and federal officials, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state treasurer fiona ma. wall says here for a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign. no official word on where that fundraiser will take place or who was in attendance. but last week, governor gavin newsom confirmed with me. he will meet with walls during this trip. all of it comes after a busy 48 hours for walls up and down the golden state attending fundraisers in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles. during his stop in la was visited the nova exhibition in culver city. remembering the victims of last year's october 7th, hamas attacks in israel. he also made an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show. local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to kamala harris's campaign for the white house, kamala harris and, you know, brought in a tremendous amount of energy. but then when he came on board, it really just complimented. >> you know, her messaging and and her vision for america. >> he definitely brings a lot of balance to the ticket. bill wong as a democratic political analys

local, state and federal officials, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state treasurer fiona ma. wall says here for a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign. no official word on where that fundraiser will take place or who was in attendance. but last week, governor gavin newsom confirmed with me. he will meet with walls during this trip. all of it comes after a busy 48 hours for walls up and down the golden state attending fundraisers in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles. during his stop in la was visited the nova exhibition in culver city. remembering the victims of last year's october 7th, hamas attacks in israel. he also made an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show. local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to kamala harris's campaign for the white house, kamala harris and, you know, brought in a tremendous amount of energy. but then when he came on board, it really just complimented. >> you know, her messaging and and her vision for america. >> he definitely brings a lot of balance to the ticket as a democratic political analyst. he's goi

. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their livesking sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> well, let's talk weather as we get a live look here at walnut creek on a monday afternoon. >> and kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has joined us on some looks like a pretty nice week ahead. yeah, really nice week ahead. and i think we can relax a little bit. the fire danger is down but not over for the season just yet. we're waiting for some rain. we may get a little bit later on as we head toward latter part of the week right now, enjoying a nice start to the work week. we've had some patchy fog making a return to the bay area. some of that begin to slip inside the bay right now that onshore breeze is blowing outside, said that offshore. remember last week we have some humidity levels down to about 5%. i mean

local, state and federal officials, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state treasurer fiona ma. wall says here for a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign. no official word on where that fundraiser will take place or who was in attendance. but last week, governor gavin newsom confirmed with me. he will meet with walls during this trip. all of it comes after a busy 48 hours for was up and down the golden state attending fundraisers in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles. during his stop in la was visited the nova exhibition in culver city. remembering the victims of last year's october 7th, hamas attacks in israel. he also made an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show. local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to kamala harris's campaign for the white house, kamala harris and, you know, brought in a tremendous amount of energy. but then when he came on board, it really just complimented. >> you know, her messaging and and her vision for america. >> he definitely brings a lot of balance to the ticket to as a democratic political analyst. he's go

she i guess hers were they in them and people were calling her princess fiona and monster and to teresa's point, why are like, i feel like it's if you knew someone really well, you would you tell them your pronouns. but i don't know why it has to be part of like the introductory conversation. i feel like it's too much information to give someone you just met. like. like if i walked in and was like, oh, my name is jamie, i'm a he him, that's like too much information. we don't need to. that would be like me going, hey, my name is jamie, i love vaginas. yeah, by the way, it is everywhere though. i had to call to make a doctor appointment for my hip this morning, and they were like. and how would you describe your sexuality? yeah. wow. like, why do you need what does it have to do with my hip? yes, exactl. and also, are you are you masturbating right now like. who isn't when they're on the phone though? let's be honest. talking about hips. yeah. well, man, that gets me hot. ooh, baby. yeah, molly, you know what it's like. could this be the reason why we're having. it's like dei is like a wre

we will introduce later on that includes expertise on china, northeast asia, russia with our great fiona hill, and a number of experts. time will go fast but look forward to your questions at the end of the session. and then wrap up with a conversation on the former chairman of the joint chiefs who about a decade ago began with others including ash cutter at the pentagon and others to begin to shift the focus of u.s. national security planning from the early post-cold war nationstate, rogue state terrorism problem to the return of great power competition. that is sort of the flow. we are looking for big ideas paid we're encouraging our speakers to get right to it. this is not about a back on session, this is offering interesting proposals that may be relevant to an incoming president and congress. without further ado, let me welcome arati and john to the stage. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> good afternoon, i'm so excited to be here. before we start this fantastic conversation, can i ask you all to join me in a round of applause? my colleague michael hanlon just celebrated 3

>>and most recently state treasure fiona ma, this will.llow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives and making sure that when they are released that they are doing productive work, living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >>and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. sideshows bay sunday night spanned 3 different cities and lead to more than a dozen arrests. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how chp air division help track down the subjects. >>chp age 30 was called in sunday because of reports of a large sideshow in vallejo, the helicopter moved quickly following drivers from city to city. this is video taken from a chp helicopter in valais home just after 08:00pm sunday. the pilot tracks down 2 suspects believed to be involved in illegal sideshow that stirred by spotlight on of the running back to their car. now, both were taken into custody. and sergeant andrew barclay says it would not have been possibl

local, state and federal officials, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state treasurer fiona wall says here for a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign. no official word on where that fundraiser will take place or who was in attendance. but last week, governor gavin newsom confirmed with me. he will meet with walls during this trip. all of it comes after a busy 48 hours for was up and down the golden state attending fundraisers in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles. during his stop in la was visited the nova exhibition in culver city. remembering the victims of last year's october 7th, hamas attacks in israel. he also made an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show. local democrats believe walls has been a tremendous addition to kamala harris's campaign for the white house. kamala brought in a tremendous amount of energy. but then when he came on board, really just complimented. >>you know, her messaging and and her vision for america. >>he definitely brings a lot of balance to the ticket. bill wong as a democratic political analyst, he's going to pay off with reg

por mi perrita fiona. para mÍ era como cifra mi hija. yo creo que es de los momentos mÁs difÍciles.rancisca: mira este disfraz del hombre invisible que tÚ te puedes hacer en casa. >>hacer el hombre invisible para halloween. vamos a cortar de esta manera pensando en que la cabeza va dentro de la caja. ahora recortamos para la cara. aquÍ estÁ nuestro hombre invisible. [aplausos] jesus: estÁ bueno, creativo y barato. para las mujeres que llevan tacones pero se quiere ver mÁs altas. tengo un ela truco. karla:no puede ser. jesÚs:hasta yo los engaÑo de vez en cuando. jomari: lo vamos a probar. [risas] francisca:yo calzo 10, a mÍ no me cabe. [hablan a la vez] jomari: hay que abrir el zapato mucho. si lo he buscado yo tiene que funcionar. >>no puedo, espÉrate. jomari: aquÍ no digas que no. [hablan a la vez] >>si funciona, si funciona. satcha: con cuidado, tania, por favor. [risas] jomari: no lo prueben en casa. satcha: pero ya no es la misma como de aquel tenis. [hablan a la vez] karla: no te vayas a agachar. francisca: quedÓ muy bueno. finalmente la pegamos con una. [hablan a la vez] karla

. direction, so temperatures are still 16 - 19 fiona-— direction, so temperatures are still 16 - 19 fionabc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday. note to self — must do better next month. england's win over finland might not be enough to keep lee carsley in the job long—term. craig bellamy has made a solid start as wales manager, still unbeaten they face montengro in cardiff tonight. and we'll hear from the england cricket captain ben stokes in pakistan on his return to the test team. there is more nations league football this evening, we'll get the latest from cardiff shortly, where unbeaten wales kick off against montenegro in the next hour or so, but we'll start with england, who have been beaten in this international break. the questionable tactics employed by interim manager lee carsley at wembley last week, punished by greece. they won 3—1 against finland in helsinki last night, but where does that leave carsley now? he's due to take charge for the last two group matches next month and that includes what is now a must—win match in athens, but does he want the job full—time, w

joining me now is fiona cincotta, senior market analyst at city index. they might have to foot the bill?— foot the bill? i think it's a treat foot the bill? i think it's a great question. _ foot the bill? i think it's a great question. we - foot the bill? i think it's a great question. we do . foot the bill? i think it's a i great question. we do know foot the bill? i think it's a - great question. we do know that there needs to be a black hole filled, it does look like taxes are going to be forming the centrepiece of that, to protect government department and build a buffer. different businesses are coming across with different responses. if this is the lesser of what could be much worse evils, but still a tax increase is a tax increase and it does put a burden on businesses. there is a very fine line that the chancellor will have to walk, because if you overburden businesses, that's going to have a detrimental effect on the economy obviously. 0ur detrimental effect on the economy obviously. our economy in the uk is made up by a lot of small businesses