geri? i public will accept that. geri? i think that _ public will accept that. geri? i think that is — public will accept that. geri? i think that is true, _ public will accept that. geri? i think that is true, he - public will accept that. geri? i think that is true, he is - public will accept that. (izez i think that is true, he is flexing his economic muscles, those ones that he built up in the city before he came into government. he knows he was the chancellor is aborted people during covid so he needs to prove that again. —— he supported people. i think the public�*s patience is running thin. i think that is a period of relief and calm after liz truss's government that there is any man in charge for the moment. we are early days, we are two weeks in. let's move on to the i. this wiped out systems three months ago and had a big impact on patients. it out systems three months ago and had a big impact on patients.— a big impact on patients. it hadn't reached me- _ a big impact on patients. it hadn't reached me. i— a big impact on patients. it hadn't reached me. i kn

geri, let's talk _ for the strikers. all for it. geri, let's talk about _ for the strikers.for it. geri, let's talk about the front page | for the strikers. all for it. geri, l let's talk about the front page of the times. rishi sunak saying, the state can't fix all your problems, he is warning people that the state can't do more than it can do but also at the same time is saying, he wants to win back trust, the trust that has been lost during the time of liz truss. what is the dilemma now the prime minister faces and how is he going to solve it? i now the prime minister faces and how is he going to solve it?— is he going to solve it? i mean i would say _ is he going to solve it? i mean i would say this _ is he going to solve it? i mean i would say this wouldn't - is he going to solve it? i mean i would say this wouldn't i, - is he going to solve it? i mean i would say this wouldn't i, but . is he going to solve it? i mean i i would say this wouldn't i, but isn't steve the best in the business? the first big interview with the prime since he's been in office. this is the tha

geri? i think that rishi sunak is a _ vote for him. geri? _ chancellor faced many challenges that a chancellor could not expect to have _ that a chancellor could not expect to have faced and i think his message _ to have faced and i think his message would be, stable finances and then— message would be, stable finances and then no tax which is a different message _ and then no tax which is a different message to — and then no tax which is a different message to what liz truss was projecting —— low tax. i message to what liz truss was projecting —— low tax. lthink message to what liz truss was projecting —— low tax. i think he has attempted to answer the things around _ has attempted to answer the things around his— has attempted to answer the things around his wife but i don't think this is— around his wife but i don't think this is a — around his wife but i don't think this is a country where we demonise success~ _ this is a country where we demonise success the — this is a country where we demonise success. the labour party is not disagree

here on rising consumer costs as the cpi for october showed prices rose just slightly last month, as geri willis reports, the numbers come to stays after one analysis found close to 50% of people asked, said rising grocery and food prices or a factor in their vote for the midterm election. the latest reading on inflation showing a cooling in october year over index up 7.7% economis were expecting an 8% increase month over month. cp was up for 10th of a percent that is less than forecast. still inflation continues to run near a 40 year high as persistent prices squeezed millions of u. s households and small businesses . you can't avoid seeing the prices increase. that's a reality for anyone who's going out living their lives, especially with two young kids. that's a lot of dollar signs that we're thinking about day in and day out. even with a slowdown in the inflation rate, it's still remains well above the fed's 2% target. let's talk about what's happening when we're near 4 to 5% inflation and how hard it's going to be to get down to two. that's my concern right now. the celebrations too

geri willis fox business all right for more. i want to take away from this latest government data.ned now. by james mcbride, financial advisor with the mcbride group, james. always good to see you is this consumer price index data that we saw today a sign that inflation in in this country is peaking. i think that's what people think. i think that's really what the market thinks. and what the market is really thinking is that the interest rate increases will be a little bit less often and that the rate of the increase will be lower than the 75 basis points that we've been seeing for the last three, maybe four months. so yeah, there's a real feeling that the inflation is moderating and the market is very excited. and one of the things that they say about the nasdaq is it runs on lower interest rates. and as you were saying earlier, it had a big day up over 7% so what? what will be the key data points that you'll be looking to hear? moving forward to figure out if this is, you know, a trend that we are going to see and that inflation will continue to let up what the fed looks at more

geri willis fox business.ll street soared to its best day and more than two years after a report showed inflation eased last month. i jumped more than 1200 points today, nasdaq packed a year's worth of gains into one day roaring up 760. the s and p was up 207 tehama county sheriff's office will stop patrolling during the daytime hours on november 20th, the sheriff says the move is needed to manage a catastrophic staffing shortage. the department says it had a difficult time finding and keeping employees because of low pay compared to other departments, most recently, staffing shortages in the custody division have forced the agent to agency to reassign deputies from patrol to fill vacancies within the courts as well as the jail. the chp will be responding to life threatening emergencies during those daytime hours. that the sheriff's not on patrol county has about 60,000 residents, mostly between reading and chico. officials at mineta san jose international say they've identified the reason backup generators fa

inflation and more good news used car prices heading lower as supply chain issues ease in new york geris ktvu, fox two news. ballot counting continues this morning across the country , but there's still no clear winner in the balance of power for congress coming up on morning sun to the nine. we're breaking down some of the key races that could reveal which party will be the majority for the next two years. also ahead, it appears that brooke jenkins will remain in her position as san francisco's district attorney. what she says are her next steps after decla ng vi i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions

and i would say that in a geri air, for in lot of hours it, it, we don't necessarily have to be in the book of her. i'm come to feel the pressure. because with every thing going around, we feel like so many things are not work in. so we almost feel like everyone is sort of like india, you know, book or her. i'm calm sort of way because we are so mentally pressure you're, you're trying to get just the littlest thing to work like does good health service care. you can afford that, you know, bored, non people can afford food. so that was a lot of pressure on people. so these are the things that, you know, cumulate into along, you know, so side and, you know, the bigger things that we're talking about now. but they're reese in nigeria. they're really a lot of mental pressure. and like, you know, what, over it affects the men more than the women because most men don't like to talk about their mental issues, you know, lower rate. right. and why did you said that? because we actually have a, we can come back. i know you had more to say there, but we have a video comment from someone in the st

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papers will be back again tomorrow evening with the author and journalist, yasmin alibhai—brown, and gerir zurich at the emirates. look at this striek from kieren tierney, scoring the only goal of the game in the first half. the visitors had a late goal disallowed for off—side. manchester united will have to go through the play—off round, if they're to reach the last 16. they beat real sociedad i—0 courtesy of alejandro garnacho's goal, but they finish second in their group behind the spanish and when we are not, we are disappointed about it. but finally, you have to say, we went tonight, it was a clean sheet tonight. we created some great chances. we have to score more goals. but finally, it is what it is. well, west ham beat fcsb 3—0 in romania, in theirfinal europa conference league group game. david moyes�* side had already qualified for the last 16 as group winners and sent out a young side, but it was the experienced pablo fornals who gave west ham the lead. it was a night divin mubama will remember — the 18—year—old helped make it 2—0 on his first team debut. it was later confirmed

geri willis fox business ktvu fox two news at five starts now.g that they did on scene, the driver as well as the three children were pronounced deceased. now in five cars, crushed metal mingled a tragedy on an east bay highway went two vehicles collide head on. five people in all were killed, including three children. good evening. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. so far, the victim's identities have not been released. this happened just after midnight in pittsburgh in the eastbound lanes of highway four near the leverage road over crossing one the car's going the wrong way slammed into another ktvu. jesse gary is live now near the scene with the latest on the investigation. jesse julie. the coroner's office says they're still trying to verify the identity of those who died here and notify their families. residents in pittsburgh say news of a second fatal accident on highway four in just the past two days is surprising, but not necessarily shocking. this trail of mangled metal indicates the severity of this wreck looking more like targets and

i'm geri willis. all right for more. we're joined now.s mcbride, a certified financial planner at the mcbride group. james always good to have you on here. we appreciate your perspective. so let's start with this idea that americans are turning to credit cards more than ever. right now. what in your mind is likely driving this? inflation has a lot to do with it like the lady was saying in the previous package, you know we're getting close to a trillion dollars in credit card debt in the united states, which is an enormous number. but what's really troubling is the rate of increase. it's like $38 billion increase in credit card debt just since the first quarter of this year and about 120 billion on a year over year basis. i think inflation is driving a lot of the price of things so people are just costs more and so therefore you're putting more going into more debt on your credit cards here. um yeah, so obviously inflation a major issue there. what why aren't those high interest rates though? scaring people off from from putting all of tha

geri willis fox business.lowing the inflation report as investors had been on the lookout from some sort of evidence that the fed's interest rate increases we're actually having an effect on prices, tech stocks, which had been at the center of the market turmoil lately, were some of the biggest winners. in today's rally. the dow is up more than 1200 points. the nasdaq rose more than 7. or 760 points that's packing a year's worth of gains into one day, and the s and p. 500 was up more than 200 points. they were right up on the weekend here getting very close as we move into friday, i'll have the forecast of what you can expect . ktvu is alex savage. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu, plus, thank you coming up tonight at seven hospitals all across the country and here in the bay area of filling up with kids who are sick with rsv. but there could be a new way to figure out whether a child is likely to get seriously ill from the respiratory virus and infect

geri; themselves and their family. gary themselves and their family.tfall here for for the watcher we had a gloomy day and will keep through the night. that will help it's stay exceptionally mild. temperatures won't fall very far. thanks to this huge stripe of cloud that extends all the way from the atlantic towards our shores was a pipeline of moisture will keep the rain going into northwest button. ahead of that this warm air from the south for this point in the air. i spoke about the rain here it is on our radar. that rain has become very persistent particularly over high grain is set to continue. as we go through the evening of the slopes in western scotland through tonight until tomorrow up to hundred villages of brain. and have a look at the temperatures these are the temperatures we might normally expect through a november night. to forevermore six for cardiff. these are the temperatures we expect tonight of them at 13 degrees cardiff at 14 degrees. really extraordinary at this time of year is not meaning i'll start tomorrow when you wake up wit