fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets.zarenka in the women's final. azarenka came from a set and break down to beatjelena ostapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times after victories in 2012 and 2016. that's all from sportsday. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, again. we have an early patch of rain across eastern areas of england with a cloud is well working across northern scotland and that was the one of the sunniest places in the country today and later we also saw the cloud break across southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia to give some sunny spells to stay pretty cloudy over the day in northern ireland where over recent hours we have seen rain alive and that rain was making inroads because scotland and pushing eastwards, rain turning heavier and more persistent across northern england and north wales might squeeze arsenal patch of light rain across southern wales and south—west england but otherwise staying largelyjoin the southeast with tempera

fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets.ka came from a set and break down to beatjelena ostapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times after victories in 2012 and 2016. that's all from sportsday. as always, there is more on the bbc sport website. we will see seen. —— we will see you soon. this is a story about how a historic dispute has become part of a global power struggle. all the trainlines are pointing towards escalation and would make de—escalation extremely difficult if it came to blows in the taiwan strait. if you go a couple of hundred kilometres off the south—east coast of china you reach taiwan, an island that behaves as an independent state. beijing, though, considers it part of china and this graphic shows taiwan's air defence zone which chinese military planes have increasingly entered, crossing an unofficial line between mainland china and taiwan, and these incursions have risen through the year. and to taiwan this is more than just military posturing. its defence mini

i am victoria fritz.dvisor warned russia not to exploit the energy crisis causing gas shortages across europe. in the us senate agreed to lift the country's debt ceiling for two months, possibly avoiding a debt ceiling. the boss of craft heinz says the situation has become so bad that it's impossible not to pass on higher costs to consumers. and he was asked whether high prices are likely to be replicated elsewhere. this is very different to other years of inflation. in previous years of inflation. in previous years there were other innovations of coffee or we had a brad croft in beans but what is different now is that this inflation is across the board. and so it's to navigate through this inflation during the crisis. it's up to us and others in the industry to try to minimise this price increase. the same way that i've told to minimise this price increase. the same wa that i've told you to minimise this price increase. the same wa that i've told you we to minimise this price increase. the same wa that i

and then union pacific, now i had -- >> we'll be talking to lance fritz in a little bit. >> i had lanceyou have him on and i don't. like andrew sorkin -- >> it's not like that because we're on the same show. >> the braves and red sox. >> this is important i had lance fritz on recently, sorry to slouch, on "mad money." >> moving it along. >> at the conclusion i said could you please be more bullish, give me more, give me more he did he delivered and i think it's really important to know that lance fritz, when pushes comes to shove is the delivery man. >> real quickly what do you have on mad tonight >> i have no idea. >> good. >> i'm kidding i have whirlpoole ceo -- >> it was a joke. >> oh. >> i have vlad tenev, mark bitzer, there's no "squid game" coming down. but ynon has turned the company around it's a show and a half as my friend ed sullivan said. >> all right it's okay. >> vlad, do you know how hard it was to get vlad tenev. >> coming up ahead of newcorp and union pacific. >> important number is distorted by intercompany switch, ask about the cash flow, best ever >> got it. >> i got

fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets.beatjelena 0stapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times after victories in 2012 and 2016. at the women�*s big bash in australia, sydney thunder have started the defence of their title — with a humilating defeat — losing by 30 runs to the adelaide strikers. and the match will be remembered for this stunning catch by bridget patterson. with the ball heading for six — patterson was able to not only able to catch it one handed — but also able to make sure she didn�*t take it over the boundary rope. a stunning bit of fielding. great work. the melbourne renegades have started this season�*s tournament with a win. they beat the hobart hurricanes by six wickets. set 122 to win from their 20 overs, melbourne chased down their target with four balls to spare. that�*s all the sport for now. manchester united are a goal up at leicester. manchester united are a goal up at leicester. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thank yo

fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets.ia azarenka in the women's final. azarenka came from a set and break down to beatjelena ostapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times, after victories in 2012 and 2016. england bowlerjames anderson says he would love their talisman ben stokes to come back into the fold, with the team leaving for the ashes in three weeks. but it can't be rushed. stokes has taken an indefinite break from the game to protect his mental health, and has also been recovering from surgery to a finger. but there was great excitement this week when stokes posted a social media video of him batting again in the nets. it's totally in his hands. you know, he has got to be 100% right before he comes back. he has got the full support of the team. and, yeah, we willjust play it by ear, really. if he does think he can play some sort of part in the ashes, then great, if not, then that is ok, as well. we just want ben to be back to, you know, where we know he can be because he

on the other hand, what is the german government likely to do because it ever has any regard fritz countries, national interests, it's quite conceivable. that the german government will choose to disregard the treaty and do what isn't in its own country's interest. you're up to date, more news and about session minutes sign up. next it sounds documentary. mm hm. with these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger and survive something on survival. one of the hardest things that i had to face was not having a face at a low expectation to life. i accepted accept the fact that i made that we had no fears. dow change pretty fast for shots. different stories behind the bullets. the way of life of reindeer herders leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle and the tundra is similar to a parallel reality. which sharply contrast with the usual realities of megacity. while the men drive the hoods, women carry the weight of the household work on their shoulders, but no one would ever put housewife on this cd. it's not considered a profession or an occupation that you'd get a salary or a pension for howe

the world of green tax is not as fritz us, as some consumers imagined. on the outskirts of oslo, the countryside is immaculate, and the norwegians are proud to be among the most environmentally friendly populations on earth. here the streets are clean and the locals breathe, clean air. it must be said that in the scandinavian kingdom the energy transition was launched 20 years ago already. electro mobility has become a religion to day one and 2 new cars purchased is electric. it's the world record they know to get so high via of it on their lawn or how well the hotel bill sold if you were to saw not the way to one or 2 is a little poor. poor last give i it there. commer til okay. some of it in order to get hard at calculus mall of issue from so scroll all of your bill is from salus, vada and electric. spill in charge stations have invaded oslo streets. there are $400.00 to day and they will be $82025.00. we are hot and cool their love for the letter. do you know it again? they alice basil doctor from to know about get off his boom. pulsating it, or it's

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the world of green tax is not as fritz us, as some consumers imagined. on the outskirts of oslo, the countryside is immaculate, and the norwegians are proud to be among the most environmentally friendly populations on earth. here the streets are clean and the locals breathe, clean air. it must be said that in the scandinavian kinda the energy transition was launched. 20 years ago already. electron mobility has become a religion to day one and 2 new cars purchased his electric. it's the world record and i saw harvey over there, lorne on a delivery. they'll been sold if you were to saw, not the way to learn to some little poor, poor lost guy it there calmer till okay. i'm of it in order to get hard at calculus mall aust issue from so scowl all on the bill is from salus. vada and new trips. believe me, charging stations have invaded oslo streets. there are 400 today. they will be $82025.00 via harden their lab for delivery. they're not again, are they a specific doctor from to know about? get off this boom. positing it or it's a leg among our heart among be

john is absolutely i didn't. jerry's episode philosophy fritz has put a beat that he loves to synthesize me to feed my 60 kansas one. okay. so lapping people both the content database based this up at his job and his bus, who may be ethical when delinquent grade got a minute of a con, difficult, davis burnett and kate, we're not picking up that. he chatted. but i me sort of put aysa glass hang 15th of this book, his record. so c dekota said this be the of am if he say, mean will not last us. you on the proposal can cut that there are going to just been, this is those, those missing coffee to war? one of those miss because you thought you were with miss elizabeth. sh with or like a venus. he's like, he doesn't say let's where i was at this stage up. i lazy was know, you lose you lose worth a b as to lou. this is what the fuel federal is on foot was moved on these, but did he bump isn't there is also there was an would be physically me, he call the corners. does the america see which in they those pushing woozy when did finish portion them about something be single which of the mega got th

on the other hand, what is the german government likely to do because it ever has any regard fritz, a country's national interest. it's quite conceivable that the german government will choose to disregard the treaty and do what isn't in its own country's interest . the russian foreign ministry has found a count to request the o. p. c. w. after the u. s. and 44 other countries officially submitted a list of questions to the body. demanding laska give details about the alleged poisoning kremlin critic alex in evolving. russia said several times that the global chemical weapons watchdog is bluntly refusing to cooperate any one who calls on russia to conduct an investigation incorporation with the o. p. c. w into what happened to miss in a valley meets to once again be reminded of the facts. a year ago, russia replied to the technical secretariat of the o. p. c. w, for technical assistance under article 8 of the convention, but we never got any help. in august of last year in the valley, fell ill on board an internal flight to moscow. after an emergency landing, he was taken to hospital

person in the interim has responded to the whole incident by describing the son as a newspaper, famous fritz antiques, scientific publications. i got more details from ortiz, he coached on deed over the weekend. the son is this report, they branded it as their exclusive, and it was based on anonymous sources. that was the main well discrepancy on the floor that others pointed out saying that it was o bagley sourced and basically i, they claim that somebody, some russian spy in a bond like move you know, came in probably snuck into into, into the lab and well, hacked the vault the information vault and snatched the vital information on the astrazeneca as oxford vaccine. and so, but right now the russians are, they have stepped forward saying that it is completely false. the released a statement so another tabloid of the daily express. they were happy to pick up the story and republish the story based on the sons article. now they have well retracted whatever, whatever they had to say and swapped the story. the original story for basically a statement from the russians. his something that they

on the other hand, what is the german government likely to because it ever has any regard. fritz, a country's national interest. it's quite conceivable that the german government will choose to disregard the treaty and do what isn't in its own country's interest . educational authorities in the united states asking the government to use anti terrorism laws and evolve the f. b, i against parents who complain about, well, the children being taught and ordered to wear in the classroom, namely face masks, the national school. both association is and an open letter to the biden administration, claiming the basis members of receive is tantamount and domestic terrorism. claims close outrage among parents. these acts of malice, violence, and threats against public school officials have increased. the classification of these heinous actions could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes for you to dare to try to sneer parents as domestics. harris just reflects just how tone death, school boards and school administrators have become about the please of parents on behalf of thei

now patterns, justice minister has lashed out at the ye, fritz threat withdrawal funds from the country if it allowed regions declared themselves free from algae b t. ideology. he says it's an attack on the country and local governments, but 3 more published regions have to come to the pressure and revoke the declarations that stood against gave rights. when early this month, the european commission tell 5 polish regions that it would withhold. i were a 120000000 euros if the declarations remained in force. it comes 2 months after the block initiated a legal action against the country for leg violations of algae, the scene brights. but many are apparently unhappy with how the ye, his intervene. but a person was only out of his head, i believe that the european union should not interfere with what's happening in poland at all. they should not act like that, especially if the city deserves that money and should be given it. penalties and sanctions of his type should not be imposed horse. and as for l g, b, t people, if they want to live in our country, they shouldn't bother any one too mu

they went to see the judge, judge terry fritz, although not the duma, we investigated judgment. the statement litigation about the vision. it's a last to loss pollution. our legal court haven't gone away. hello, i'm richard. kiss burton. you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported. here are the media stories we're examining this week. accountability proves elusive in lebanon, and many of the journalists covering the country are not healthy. if you're the russian government and you're tired of complaining about news coverage, you don't like. there are plenty of ordinary citizens who can do that for you. the death of former u. s. secretary of state colin powell, the coverage, the obituaries have been to kind and another country gets another news channel. when i see you talking about a quick glimpse of why british viewers are tuning out rather than tuning into g b news. 14 months after large parts of beirut were leveled in a cataclysmic double explosion that went off in the cities, port the investigation into what happened that day.

on the other hand, what is the german government likely to because it ever has any regard fritz, a country's national interest. it's quite conceivable that the german government will choose to disregard the treaty and do what isn't in its own country's interest . why has had a delegation to nathan nearly hogged with the lines of paring vague and offering reasons why, you know, it's diplomats from bond from its principles. h. k. moscow says the move shows, nate has clearly not interested in improving relations on please don't call to has mom nato made that decision to expel those 8 russian diplomats on wednesday. and so why was this diplomatic mission cut in half? well, according to nato, no reason in particular, this decision is not linked to in the, a particular events of esau undeclared, russian intelligence officers, ah, on the, on the we have seen an increase in ocean malign activities. sky news said that these diplomats were suspected of espionage and even suspected of killing people. i mean is quite a 180 from nothing. in particular, right now the kremlin has responded. danny shock thi

k. fritz font says it isn't rolling out legal action either. french president emanuel mack on ambitious prime minister barak johnson met privately on the sidelines of that g. 20 summit and run the route was over the number of fishing license as being allocated to france by the u. k attentions of escalated since france seized a british vessel and lexia brian has more from paris. it appears actually that the 2 sides are further apart than ever. and both the giving starkly different accounts of this meeting that was held earlier between the french president menu mccall and the u. k. prime minister barak johnson. now, earlier french officials came out and said both sides had agreed to de escalate that in the coming hours. measures would be announced that with ease tensions and you know, that going forward, things could look a bit better. but shortly after that there was a mean talk from downing street and the prime minister spokesman saying, actually they haven't been in agreement asked on, hasn't changed. there are no plans going forward for formal talks, and actually it's up to france to

i'm victoria fritz with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden announces around—the—clock working at a second major us port in a bid to tackle supply chain disruption. five people have been killed in an attack in norway by a man armed with a bow and arrow trying to bridge the irish border divide. the eu offers to scrap most checks on uk goods entering northern ireland but it's not the overhaul london demanded. a posthumous honour for henrietta lacks, whose cells were taken without consent after she died in the �*50s and who's gone on to save countless lives. hello there. president biden has announced longer hours at america's largest port, los angeles, to try to help ease supply chain blockages in the run—up to the black friday and christmas shopping seasons. suppliers around the world are struggling to cope with a rise in consumer demand, as countries emerge from pandemic lockdowns. the shortages are causing steep price rises in everything from food to energy to consumer goods. from washington, here's our economics editor faisal

after it emerged he'd been mistaken. fritz heard wrist and also ahead extreme pressure, flaming, terrible in south russia. welcome back. that 1st ever, the space and the film crew. the new pioneers of orbital cinema speak to r t and describe their fiery this sent back to her. did you thought everyone felt that you can not experience something like that unless you fly into space and the feeling was around the descent unforgettable? because when to perish, it opened the capitals, gone so quickly, and we felt all these busy with just after 2 in the afternoon here in moscow this monday, october, the 18th, i'm, you know, neil and this is the news. our on our russia is taking a step forward and readying the nord stream to pipeline to pump natural gas to millions of european homes. the 1st of 2 sections, in fact, has now been filled to the required pressure. the operator added work is underway to fill the rest of the network, which links russia to germany via the baltic sea. the pipeline not only needs final approval from european regulators will the need for gas has never been greater with pric

o has made a deal with the south african start up to try to replicate madonna's formula fritz . coven. 19 vaccine are for jen biologics. hes trying to develop a job as close as possible to that of madonna. as part of a $100000000.00 plan. it's in hopes of ending africa is lack of sufficient access to vaccines. medulla has previously said it will not be sharing its vaccine information despite growing pressure. it is, however, looking to open a vaccine production plant in africa. well, earlier we spoke to the managing director of african biologics and vaccines. petro tab launch. as she explains the challenges her team is facing replicating that vaccine. the team is my great progress. we have done some lab work reparation. wood facility was completed building building at that time, we had made a and a vaccine drug substance, and i've seen drug substance. we are waiting to receive the sequence for us to enter into quite foster process to make a maxine which is nanine period to the magenta vaccine. and the reason why we've chosen the vaccine, because there are sufficient evidence and pre c

i'm victoria fritz with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. buckingham palace reveals that queen elizabeth spent wednesday night in hospitalfor preliminary medical checks. she's now back at windsor castle. the hollywood actor alec baldwin accidentally shoots dead a cinematographer and wounds the director with a prop gun on the set of his new film. poland is told to respect rules of the club on the first day of an eu summit in brussels. busche�*s hospitals are overwhelmed as covid—19 cases rise. —— russia. the western australia government is offering $1 million for information regarding the whereabouts of a four—year—old girl who disappeared from a remote coastal camp site on saturday. hello and welcome. buckingham palace says queen elizabeth spent wednesday night in hospital in central london for what it's called "preliminary medical checks". earlier that day, she had cancelled a trip to northern ireland. royal officials say she returned home on thursday "in good spirits" and was back at her desk undertaking light duties. our royal corresponde

and as dia did not mean the end of the j had this organization, which do those, the fritz and a security challenge, especially after the change of strategy of the stomach state, which is largely focused on the site attacks and sibling areas, military establishment targets in order to destabilize, just as we've seen this morning in the cities controlled by the regime. actually the international coalition estimates the numbers of i, summit state flight between 821-6000 in iraq and in syria. the negotiation occurring at geneva. and the persecution committee has been a way for you, and there are some special powers to show that there's a so called negotiation ongoing. but the service team has made clear on many, many times that what's happened is in geneva stays in geneva doesn't take into account what is appearing basically in geneva, especially regarding the constitutional committee. but sure, a said, made clear this make about this, especially in a barrier. we're, the balance of forces are very much in favor of the machine and opposition is very weak in law, syrian refugees have returned

i'm victoria fritz with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.indsor castle. the hollywood actor alec baldwin accidentally shoots dead a cinematographer and wounds the director with a prop gun on the set of his new film. poland is told to respect rules of the club on the first day of an eu summit in brussels. busche�*s hospitals are overwhelmed as covid—19 cases rise. —— russia. the western australia government is offering $1 million for information regarding the whereabouts of a four—year—old girl who disappeared from a remote

let me look on my son that it will, but you know, there is still scope fritz to not happen. so the f d a has approved it. so what this means is the f d a advises they got all to get together of resume. they poured over all the evidence and then they held a focus on whether or not they should agree that they should happen. and it was an overwhelming vote. 17 voted in favor at the 5 job for 5 to 11 year old, 0 against and there was one abstention. now pfizer says that it is a much reduced dose. it's about a 3rd of or an adult would get. and it's in 90 percent of cases reduces the risk of severe disease, but it still has to go to the cdc. that is the next stage for the cdc advisory body meets next week. it again makes a decision that it passes it upstairs to the big boss, rachelle, and ski, and she makes the final decision. now, it's pretty much a get so that it will happen, you know, everybody expects it to go through and they all prepared for this. you know, this will affect some 28000000 kids. older kids can already get it. if they're over the age of 12, this is 5 to 11 year

really is also one, went away from the biggest title of his career, the george and beat american taylor fritz and straight back are the 1st time in more than a decade. indian wells will be won by a player rand, outside the world's top $25.00. and a team of 4 golfers have broken and unusual world record players teamed up to relay the ball to the green on a par for whole lot the both the rama golf club in spain. they managed to complete the task in less than 25 seconds, knocking 3 seconds off. the previous record had said since 2015. okay. and that is all your sport for now, emily back to you. thank you very much. the update for all right, that's all from me here for this news am, i'm emily angland. stick around there. i'll have more of the day's news. short. ah mm. good with the weights most populous nation, one in every fi, women's stuff is domestic. i went east investigates china's battleground at on one out 0 it's the was. 2 most populous democracy, diverse dynamic and undergoing momentum is seen context, india dixon, in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how the cov

the georgian a, be to american taylor fritz in straight sets of her thumb, in more than a decade. indian wells will be won by play ranked outside the wolf top $25.00. and a team of 4 golf is how broken an unusual world record. players teamed up to relay the ball to the green on a par for her. at the valderrama golf club in spain, they managed to complete the task in less than 25 seconds. 3 seconds off the previous record that had stood since 2018 honda nasa swat me a hand you that to come up santa thank you. finally, more film news don't get to say that off and a major hollywood shut down has been avoided, thanks to an agreement reached between a union and a produces the international alliance of theatrical stage employees represent 60000 film and t v. crew. it says the pandemic caused a backlog, that left staff working 14 hour days on streaming services, threatened to strike if producers didn't meet its demands for shorter shifts and higher pe. now halloween, a couple of weeks away, but this year's london film festival is showcasing a host of new horror movies and drawing people back to

shares really is also one went away from the biggest title of his career georgian beat american taylor fritz in straight, sat for the 1st time in more than a decade. indian wells will be won by play, ranked outside the world. talk 25 to golf and a very patient final round from matthew fitzpatrick has helped the englishman when the and only see a master's in spain. it's fractured, opened with 15, straight pars at the famed valderrama course, made to late late birdies to finish the tournament. at 6 under 3 shots clear. it's the 7th victory on the european 24th. it's patrick and puts them inside the top 5 in the race to buy stanley's amazing. absolutely. amazing. and out to win round valderrama is sir. so many want to take off on, on the book unless you know, and i'm to do it in the way that i did with no bogey's in the final round was, was extra special. and at the same venue, a team of 4 golfers, broken unusual world record players, teamed out to relay the ball to a green on a par 4 hall. they managed to complete the task in less than 25 seconds. knocking 3 seconds off. the previous record st

person, or the credit and spokesperson has responded to it all by describing the paper as being famous fritz, deeply on scientific articles, developers of sputnik v say they used the same scientific method they'd applied in earlier research to quickly make the vaccine against covey, 90 the 1st to be registered in the world. a russian scientists are now working on joint clinical trials with astrazeneca on a combination of the 2 vaccines. meanwhile, the british security minister, when question on the validity of the son's report, was hesitant to back the papers claims. i'm count comments won't comment on the specific case, but it would be fair to say correct to say that we face threats of this type that are different. they're more sophisticated, they're more extensive than they ever have been before. a journalist and former newspaper editor lou grieve a says he's not surprised the british de lisa turning on each other. and it's their unrelenting attacks on moscow, which is the real issue. while competition and the british press is terrible. yeah . so especially for, for categories like that, s

and as did not mean to end of that, you had this organization wish to pose the fritz and a security challenge, especially after the change of strategy of the stomach stage, which is largely focused on the site attacks and separate in areas military establishment targets in order to destabilize, just as we've seen this morning, a city is controlled by the regime. actually, the international coalition estimates the numbers of i, summit state fighters between 821-6000 in iraq and in syria. so even though, as i said, introduction, we're still very far, i mean, a clear picture this shows once again that we're very far from any form of 70 in syria where there are to clean minutes really or economically where they're in a conflict situation. i hopefully arthritis the say to the regime they have targeted on the vehicle in the past in the east. but today in retaliation is in a said that we have the government forces bombing ed, areas that are supposed to be covered by the sci fi, which is agreed with turkey and russia. what does it say about the government's commitment to the c fire? i mean, are they

the georgian, at beat american taylor, fritz and straits effect of her thumb. in more than a decade, indian wells will be won by a player ranked outside the walls top $25.00. i'm super happy that i can achieve something like this, especially for a country like georgia, very small country terms is not a popular. so i made my way, i puss, really tough road to get to here. so you to means a lot. and that was for, for me i had to back to ca. thank you sarah. and santa will be back for an excuse our 1300 hours g and t with more sport. i will see you for that as well. but right now, adrian finnegan is poised like a coil spring right over there. he's got the latest news for you here. now to sierra, and just a few moments on come all santa maria, i'll see later ah ah, a, the camera body which in an unlikely moral cool, you know, is up on the indian dress with my mother very. she was pretty impressed. it was there again, christie. there's a lot of love and affection and respect with the american people. a world away from mom by a nation, has taken indian cinema too. it'

for having a day to forget, jim, we could start the 1st set in this match against halo fritz. but the american news rank 39 in the world fought back to the level of much. and in the decided he managed to survive too much points before going on to claim the wind. only the 2nd sign for face in a play rank inside will help. 5, no man is getting ready to seize its place in the sporting spot where the country is about stays the t 20 cricket world cup, or manage co hosting the tournaments alongside of the united arab emirates. this event originally set to be held in india, but the location was switched due to the current 19 pandemic. the host will play pop new guinea in the opening match on sunday. bang, russia i'll take on scotland. we've been talking someone in charge of our money, cricket about the work that's been done to prepare we had no public stands. we had no facilities for spectators. and we've had to create something and we have no media box. we have no press for some of these. so we've created a media, sand press boxes, 24 corporate units, and about 4000 spect safe to se

victoria fritz, thank you very much was topcoat these changes save a troubled travel industry?ple have been calling forfor a long time. it is. calling for for a long time. it is, and it is a _ calling for for a long time. it is, and it is a long _ calling for for a long time. it is, and it is a long time _ calling for for a long time. it is, and it is a long time coming. i calling for for a long time. it is, | and it is a long time coming. far too long really for some countries who had to suffer months of lack of visitors, lack of money coming into their economies around the world, especially most countries in africa, who will be delighted tonight with this news. so it is to be welcomed that the list has shrunk down to seven countries, but you would have to ask why there needs to be a red list at all. other countries have taken away their red list. they have removed hotel quarantine, and they are seeing the same data as the uk medical authorities. are seeing the same data as the uk medicalauthorities. so are seeing the same data as the uk medical authorities. so i'm not sure wh

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let's talk to our business correspondent victoria fritz.itz. what should people do? _ should people do? what can you do, this is the problem. we are talking about the standard default tariffs here. there are 15 million households on these tariffs. as you have said, we have already seen a price rise on that cap this month of over £100. we are looking potentially, and these are forecasts, it is important to say but we are looking potentially at a situation where the rises again another 400. situation where the rises again another400. it situation where the rises again another 400. it is not like the old days where you are able to shop around and find another deal. mr lowry was talking about what has been going on with the wholesale prices and to your point about vladimir putin and the fact that wholesale prices dropped when he made those comments, they are still seven times higher than they would ordinarily be, so it is notjust the wholesale prices it is also the competition aspect as well. so consumers are facing this double whammy of being

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fritz nor hopes to make it there with his wife and 6-month-old son.rs ago and settled in brazil. now he and so many others here believe this is the time to risk everything for a shot at the american dream. what really strikes you in these camps is the children, they endured yet another torrential downpour overnight. now, some countries like chile and colombia are trying to crack down on human smuggling but it's an uphill battle. >>> coming up next, united was the first airline to mandate vaccines for its nearly 70,000 employees, so how is it going days after the deadline? the company's ceo is here next. here's a clue, phenomenally well. mandates work. ates work. your new pharmacy is here. and here. and here, too. it's here to help you save time and money and trips to the pharmacy. it's here to get you the medication you need when you need it. who knew it could be this easy? your new pharmacy is amazon pharmacy. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the

*s get the latest on the state of the uk�*s public sector finances, and our correspondent victoria fritzo the amount of money that the government has received has gone up. and how much they�*re spending, government spending, that has fallen as well. so, the cost of things like covid support programs has fallen. why does any of this matter? it means that there is about £7 billion more than people were expecting, and why is that a good thing? well, we�*ve got the spending review coming up we�*ve got the spending review coming up next week, and rishi sunak is going to be looking at how much he has got and where he is going to put that money, so, politically, it matters, and it matters for the rest of us because we are wondering what is going to happen to us over the winter, as energy prices continue to rise, and prices in the shops as well, and we are trying to work out how much to budget and how much support there might be for certain programs. what does this mean for the economy more generally? we can bring in rankin holes, the chief economist at standard chartered, the bank in the city.

in i was looking at this astounded at the union pacific upgrade by jpmorgan, having just had lance fritzi was coaching him to be more bullish, and he was saying there had be a cessation of problems in the ports and basically saying, you know what? it's times, starting to show signs of improvement are you skeptical? >> yes, i'm skeptical as i wrote in what i'm looking at most ceos, if you give them any opportunity to say good things, say it i was so depressed after it, i noted it and put it in my memo this morning. >> though he is -- i don't mean to indicate that some ceos are not, but lance is more of a straight shooter, so to speak? >> he is he's not a cheerleader. >> no. >> and i was clearleading, and he said, jim, you're a little too ahead of yourself. i respect that so much lance has said at times, listen, things are humming he did not give me a things are humming. not at all they also like norfolk southern. you would think they would benefit from the incredible attempt to get more -- but you can't turn the coal switch on. >> no, no. >> it didn't work like that. coal is in decline, d

this expected holiday crunch, you have issues around the chassises to move, and we talk to lands ce fritz, and youa argue, based on some of the results we've gotten from that company and others in this week and the commentary, you're starting to see some of the easing of that, but the trucking piece of the puzzle continues to be the most strained right now. >> some encouraging comments off mattel >>> let's bring in matt bryson matt, thanks for the time. happy friday to you. >> happy friday. >> is the shortage element -- i mean, it's a legitimate reason, but is it an excuse to cover for less competitive chips >> i certainly believe it is a legitimate factor that is affecting everyone seagate just came out with as-expected results, they're supplying the same data center as intel is. they didn't cite chip shortages for problems in either q3 or q4. >> so you think the rationale is specific to intel? >> i think that intel has some specific problems, right they're struggling, seeing apple switch over to internally made processor, you got an announce innocent that alibaba is also shifting so the

fritz noor hopes to make it there with his wife and 6-month-old son. the american dream what really strikes you in these camps are the children they endured another torrential downpour overnight some countries like chile and colombia are beginning to crack down on human smuggling, but it's an uphill battle. >> gabe, thank you >>> back here in new york, the nation's largest public library system says it's dropping all late fees for overdue books and other borrowed materials forever. in addition, library card holders have had their accounts wiped clean of any earlier fines. the idea so the encourage more people to use library resources. a spokesperson said that for people who can afford them, fines do little to encourage returning books on time, but for people who are struggling financially, those fines become a barrier to using libraries >> won't the library just become like a bookstore >> you hope people will return the books. >> maybe i'm just skeptical. >> remember getting in trouble with your parents if you didn't return your books? >> by the way, h

cisa has been incredibly responsive in pushing that information out about fritz. 50 weeks information on all types of malware, on ransomware, in some instances they affiliated with any say in pushing at information, philly with the fbi. they are not sitting on the information dash of affiliated -- we associate i was a pretty much on a daily basis when it comes to receiving alerts, what they're observing either on the federal agency, so the dialogue is taking place. the benefit of this is this going to be a virtual cycle because as these incidents give all they are going to be new key teepees, new tactics and techniques and procedures that require different ways of responding to the cisa by the benefit of our data and information and it will take those lessons learned i believe and deliver them in an unclassified way to the critical infrastructure sector. it's a balance and it's created in terms of its out. >> ms. denbow did you want to add something real quick? >> thank you and i do. with respect to working with cisa and our various sector risk management agencies and their intel grou