giles taylor is in derby. just conduct has been informed.ad - taylor is in derby. just this afternoon we have had a i taylor is in derby. just this - afternoon we have had a statement from police confirming that a man who has died from his injuries after being shot by police earlier on this money. they were deployed to the scene at around ten o�*clock this morning following reports of a man carrying a knife in this secure car park of the police station, which is about 100 it is down the road behind us. eye witnesses reported hearing several loud bangs before the area was quickly cordoned off. the man was quickly cordoned off. the man was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. so far, he has not been identified and inquiries are ongoing as to what his identity is. we are told nobody else was injured or harmed. this afternoon, accordant remains in place on this busy road just to the south of derby city centre while forensic officers carry out their inquiries. derbyshire police says it has referred the incident to the independent offic

just last week, 32 year old giles and says he was working right here, making his claim pots when they were visited and offered between $2.00 and $10.00 for their votes in school, verify, deploy. oh, did they come here that to talk to us in salem vote for me? i then they put their hands in their pocket and give you the money. since the person has a need, they take it, you see what their daughter me, sebastian says, can't that it's also offer water, which is scarce here or construction, material or clay. but that after the elections, when you asked for their help, they send you away saying they've already paid for your vote. it also does. but last time did you vote for the person who paid you? i asked compared with harvey. when i go, i accepted the favor and then i voted for whoever i wanted. ah, but many people do vote for the candidates that give them handouts. it's an old practice, but in times of economic hardship like now it's even more difficult to resist. lackey, i felt the valet size from here until election day, day and night. they don't stop buying vote my. we know that an exc

chris giles in the financial times called it a moron premium. here, everyone in the country is made poorer by the actions of liz truss with this mini budget. first, they didn't need to do the mini budget and i still haven't heard the reason for the rush. why have you got to rush in and do that? members of the monetary policy committee will say, you've made the situation an awful lot worse. the imf said, you can't have the treasury fighting with the bank of england, which is what has happened. i wrote columns saying, markets don't like clueless amateurs. and that's what we've got. i suppose she would say she was well aware with the cost of living pressures and with the tax cuts she was hoping to alleviate some of the burden people were feeling, day to day, month to month. i suppose now, given where we are, the high cost of government borrowing, high cost of mortgages, how can that be remedied? because even with that being undone, the government bond yields for the uk are still high, mortgages are still more expensive, how do we get back to the pr

oh, now right is proven tighter than most survey suggested revitalizing incumbent president giles and ours campaign after he insisted, polls couldn't be trusted, is surprising, showing dashed looters hopes of a quick win mother. similar me today, we overcame the light. i was out of appalling institute, predicted something around 50 percent and 30 percent. we overcame that light. we have a 2nd round of voting. there will be a level playing field for both sides. well. now christiane amanpour is from the w's portuguese for brazil service and joins me in the studio. arizona. we'll have to wait a little longer to find out who leads a brazil, or were you surprised? a yes, haggard. and yes, we are surprised at the followers from lula. they believed lula could win in the 1st, around, already, according to the research, as the election pause. he was really with a big and be vater julia. yeah. he was leading her this appalls with the large advantage and overall sonata. i have, but actually now the analysts are trying to understand to figure out what happens. i would say we should look also add

the potential for big giles is still there in the north of brazil . recent, we've seen some flooding in venezuela can't argue about be repeated rios getting brett again down to about 22 degrees. and west santiago chile was quite hot. recently we're down to 50 bit below normal. whereas darya blanca has actually come up to 23. arising temperature, ah ah ah, welcome back to pick them out about top stories here this al brazil's presidential election is headed to a run of former president, luis anacio luna, to silver one the 1st round but did not get the 50 percent plus one boat needed to avoid the 2nd route facing combat jebel, tomorrow, on october 30th vigils been held in indonesia to remember the $125.00 people killed during a stampede at a football match resident yoko, dodo has a little review of security at football games in response and ukrainian president belong to me as the lensky says, his forces that we take him to settlements in the castle region as our counter offensive continues in the east capture of the town of leman on saturdays. seen is a key moment in the fighting. the n

joining me now is christine giles income of the republican running for governor in oregon, all right,4% ahead in a state that has not elected a republican in 40 years, i love this, christine, what will this meth stabilization center accomplish? is there any good? >> you know, this is a continuation of the field leadership, she is out of touch with oregonians, making choices of making decisions that are just politically driven, the reality on the ground is that drugs harm family is. and drugs are hurting our state, they are hurting our community, and frankly as you noted, people are dying. the answer here is not to continue to enable this behavior, the answer is to get people into treatment and long-term recovery and not to assume that this is how our state has to be long-term and therefore we need to create meth stabilization centers, that is the wrong answer. speed limit xp to i want people to see what is happening with crime in portland, and then again, everyone who knows portland and who has been there over the last 20 or 25 years, it is a beautiful city. but it has changed dramati

some areas with 8 inches of snow and giles, wisconsin, 16 inches, full on shovels, snowplows, snow day the kids tomorrow and as far as the great lakes go this stormling, over the area for a while. we've got the yankees and cleveland game in the bronx. showers going right around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. we'll have to see how that interrupts the game or delays it for a little while and there's the 58 million people in numerous record lows tomorrow morning. it's not just cold, i mean, it's frigid. 9 in an dean tomorrow morning so this isn't hike your typical october cold. this is going to feel like the middle of november. >> wow. bill karins, thank you. a new wave of russian drone strikes is escalating the war in ukraine. the mayor says at least four people in kyiv have died but that's to the about verified by nbc news. this video shows people running for cover, their lives after hearing the sounds of kamikaze drones. rescuers are combing through the rubble left behind. ukraine's president says he holds iran responsible for these new deaths. nbc news correspondent cal perry is following all of t

dale elise giles airhart. >> i know you wrote about the message she gave you. >> she wanted me to work house and the election is coming up, and mom and dad said you have to go work, we have to save this country. >> amen. >> i'm so glad you were born. >> i'm so glad you were all born, and my mom, i'm proud to be her daughter. >> thank you. "america reports." >> sandra: dr. anthony fauci ordered to testify under oath along with jen psaki and other officials in the biden white house. part of a lawsuit alleging collusion and censorship by the biden administration with the help of big tech. >> john: republican attorney

let's now speak to giles kenningham, a former head of press at number 10 downing street and founder offalgar strategy. downing street and founder he joins us live from somerset. downing street and founder good downing street and founder to have you with us. i to good to have you with us. i wanted to start by asking you how significant it is, in your view, that suella braverman, the former home secretary, has decided to endorse rishi sunak. suella braverman, a figure on the right of the party, might have been perhaps expected to endorse borisjohnson. what are your thoughts? i expected to endorse boris johnson. what are your thoughts?— what are your thoughts? i think it is significant. _ what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the _ what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the tory _ what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the tory party - what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the tory party is - what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the tory party is a l is significant, the tory party is a series of delicate coalitions, and whoev

did was he introduced the resolution centuring virginia senators, richard brent and william grant giles, because that disobeyed the virginia legislature which had instructed them to vote against the recharter of the national bank. this is an interesting episode in tyler's life. he graduated from college. he was full of him himself. brimming with self confidence. but his resolutions failed. the legislature immediately tabled the resolutions, which in effect killed them and later adopted another set of resolutions. they adopted someone else's resolution. tyler realized at that time that his colleagues did not care too much who his daddy was, they did not care that he was full of himself. he had a lot of self confidence, and really for the first time in his life, tyler had been told that something he had done did not pass muster. he wasn't crushed by it, but it did take him aback. it didn't make him think that maybe this political life is going to be a little more difficult than i thought at the outset. in 1813, tyler took another step in the phase of his political life, his political rise

pb and j is a long-term solution, pre-k, broadbent and giles. we know that kids who go to pre-k arbor likely to read by -- or more likely to read by third grade. we need jobs that will keep a roof over your head and allow you to take a vacation. >> back to mr. harrison for 30 seconds. harrington: we are coming off the end of a pandemic where we did pass the cares act and some of the covert release. where people had a lots of buddy -- a lots of buddy and people were seeing a surplus. we have to prepare ourselves for what is coming. we have to be wise. >> ms. sanders, back to you. sanders: our focus has to be all things that empower arkansans. that is why i focus on education, making sure every child in the state has access to a quality education is imperative. making sure our streets are safe. making sure the expedia tease our kids are growing up in are not the most dangerous. making sure we are rewarding hard work. this is what will allow arkansans to live their best life here at home. jones: i encourage all arkansans to take a look at our websi

dale elise giles airhart. >> i know you wrote about the message she gave you. >> she wanted me to work. hard work is pushed in the house and the election is coming up, and mom and dad said you have to go work, we have to save this country. >> amen. >> i'm so glad you were born. >> i'm so glad you were all born, and my mom, i'm proud to be her daughter. >> thank you. "america reports." >> sandra: dr. anthony fauci ordered to testify under oath along with jen psaki and other officials in the biden white house. part of a lawsuit alleging collusion and censorship by the biden administration with the help of big tech. >> john: republican attorneys general of louisiana and missouri allege the white house worked with social media companies to suppress freedom of speech. how damaging could this be for the white house? constitutional law expert jonathan turley here to weigh in just ahead. >> sandra: begin "america reports" on this monday afternoon with a major wake-up call from our nation's report card. the fed revealing decline in children's test scores in the country, biggest drop we have see

just last week, 32 year old giles and says he was working right here, making his clay pots when they were visited and offered between 2 and 10 dollars for their votes in school birth. i deploy. oh, did they come here that to talk to us and say vote for me. i then they put their hands in their pockets and give you the money. since the person has a need, they take it, you see their daughter, me, sebastian says can that it's also offer water, which is scarce here or construction material or clay. but that after the elections, when you ask for their help, they send you away saying they've already paid for your vote. it will. so last time did you vote for the person who paid you? i asked that with me when it was her. i accepted the paper and then i voted for whoever i wanted. ah, but many people do vote for the candidates that give them handouts. it's an old practice, but in times of economic hardship like now it's even more difficult to resist. lackey, i found the valley 5 from here until election day, day and night. they don't stop buying vote my. we know that an exchange, they sometime

. >> volatility imply as great gile of risk. that will persist until we finally get fears of rapid price inflation out of the way. unfortunately eliminating the inflation problem will require a recession. with a recession you will have contraction of profits that will drive the equity market even lower. the worst is yet to come. jackie: okay. that is not what people want to hear but it might be reality, dan, as we're watching what the fed will do in both november and december. the expectation, maybe 3/4s of a point november, half a point in december, your thought how he will approach this, jerome powell? >> as we look at the evolution of jerome powell. he started off with soft landing. well it will get a little bumpy. then we arrived at pain. he doesn't have a lot of credibility in this process. what i think he is going to do, number one thing he is focusing in on, inflation. he believes the only way to conquer inflation in raising interest rates as john says throwing us probably into a deep recession that could last quite a bit

be now to taught us medias. deputy editor giles would tell he enjoys now from london. good to have you on the program, sir. i mean, another publicly unelected conservative leader takes the helm. he's rolled out a general election, but he now has to win over a sort of largely skeptical, skeptical public, as andrew just mentioned there within the conservative party and beyond. indeed, and that will be another mountain to climb. and it's not necessarily as important for voters as their difficulty paying their, their fuel bills. but it's getting beyond a joke, in a sense. he is the 2nd tory prime minister this year to be appointed without an election. so who has ah, led to him being in office? well, it's about 80000 and members who fought that they were going to have a say in this, but were denied it in the end by the fact that penny morton pulled out. and so it really was a coronation for richard soon act, but in entrust his case beforehand. ah, no general election, just an election by m. p. 's to whittle it down to 2. and then by the membership and about 80000 of we thin

thank you very much for joining us. giles cunningham. yeah. format of the political press it that downing street watching the news. our life in london is much more still ahead. you leaders fail to agree again on how to cope with their biggest ever energy crisis. also, the latest from pakistan where former prime minister, enron con, urges his supporters to end their protests. of these, barred from holding public office for 5 years. and a set back for portugal, captain christiano, rinaldo, less than a month to the world, come. and he will have the sport ah, now you quite in russia, accusing each other of planning to blow up a dam, as forces from both sides prepare for. it's turning out to be one of the most crucial battles of the war. ukraine's present rosemary zalinski is asked the west to take action accusing rusher of planting explosives at the nova kafka damn. but a russian installed official and harrison is also accused ukraine of striking, the dam with missiles. surveys of war contains around 18000000000 liters of water. buying it ou

giles, thank you very much.hey had a specific role in that decision but they have suggested there is broad concern that any campaign might confuse or frighten the elderly into reducing their energy to the point that they could be a health issues. i saga their energy to the point that they could be a health issues. i saw some iuotes, could be a health issues. i saw some quotes. from — could be a health issues. i saw some quotes, from graham _ could be a health issues. i saw some quotes, from graham stuart, - could be a health issues. i saw some quotes, from graham stuart, the i quotes, from graham stuart, the energy and climate minister talking on the radio and he said the fact that somebody has reduced their energy even a day before to get to a peak were not really make any difference since terms of security of supply, and he said that we think basically this would be kind of unnecessary and might frighten people but then the government says it is working with of gm, the regulator, any voluntary service to rewar

it would be like the ventriloquist ray allen sacking laurent giles for saying the wrong thing.to the of scotland? well, the first thing i would _ to the of scotland? well, the first thing i would say _ to the of scotland? well, the first thing i would say to _ to the of scotland? well, the first thing i would say to thank- to the of scotland? well, the first thing i would say to thank him - to the of scotland? well, the first thing i would say to thank him for| thing i would say to thank him for the fact that the public might be concerned for the former chancellor, but i think what they are really going to be concerned about is their own household budgets and their businesses, and that is why it is important this decision was taken and we will hear from the chancellor shortly. with regard to his other point, i would just point out there are many people, including many people in scotland, who would like the first minister to apologise for some of her decisions. iithiith the first minister to apologise for some of her decisions.— some of her decisions. with her economic— some of

just before that, i was telling you about those awful events in south korea, king giles sending that those who have died a space where they can come and mourn. it is particularly resonating with young people here, and young women, who we now know make up most of the victims. all the victims are the same age with me. so... i don�*t know, itjust feels so sad. i just want to pray for them. the families gather at funeral homes around the city. here, two friends await burial in the rooms next door. two friends killed along with one of their girlfriends. his father breaks down when he thinks of his youngest son. james was such a good brother to him. they were so close. how will he cope with the loss, he asks. this man has been friends with james since he was eight. translation: i was such a shy kid. i only had one friend butjames helped me become more extroverted and make friends. the pain reverberates out, because of a sense of these deaths were avoidable. after days of questioning, police have admitted they failed to notice how quickly the deadly crowd had grown. jean mackenzie, bbc news