family and the glazerfamily an agreement with the glazer family and the glazer family wanted too muchectations initially from 69% down to 50% and now we think 25% and the glazes are willing sellers. and it will be willing —— interesting to see how it works out becausejim ratcliffe is not known for taking a back—seat but clearly this is only a quarter of the club and he also has sir dave brailsford, the leading light with the ineos cycling group, with him in every sporting enterprise, so what part will he play at manchester united when the deal is complete? well, at the heart of all of this are a lot of disgruntled fans. joining us now is dylan penketh from the manchester united fans website "united district". this has been rumbling on for almost a year now, since the glazers announced they might sell, what's your your reaction to today's news? it is long overdue, today's news, but the timing makes sense because we're talking about a deal and transaction of over £1 million —— £1 billion and it's interesting to hear the strategic review announced last november has come to some kind of c

united's owners, the glazer family, announced almost a year ago that they were considering selling thelub. it's expected ratcliffe�*s ineos group will pay around £1.25 billion to buy 25%. ourfootball reporter simon stonejoins us now. we've been here before. what makes this different? i think ithink sirjim i think sirjim ratcliffe and the glazerfamily have i think sirjim ratcliffe and the glazer family have reached an accommodation. it was initially felt that the glazer family would be willing to sell and the other main bidder released some information earlier this month basically saying that he had not been able to reach an agreement with the glazer family and they wanted too much and jim ratcliffe has lowered his expectations from 69% to 50% are now within 25% and it will be interesting to see how it works out because jim ratcliffe interesting to see how it works out becausejim ratcliffe is not known for taking a back—seat that clearly this is only a quarter of the club and he also has sir dave brailsford in the ineos cycling group with him in the ineos cycling group with him in every

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united's owners the glazer family have been looking for investment for over a year.t's expected ratcliffe�*s ineos group will pay around £1.25 billion to buy 25%. here's ourfootball reporter simon stone. jim ratcliffe has lowered his expectations from 59% to 60%, and now we think 25%, and the glazers are willing sellers. it'll be interesting to see how it works out because jim ratcliffe interesting to see how it works out becausejim ratcliffe is not known for taking a back—seat, but clearly this is only a quarter of the club, and he also has served daily transferred with the indio cycling group with him in every sporting enterprise, really. so what part will he play in manchester united when this deal is complete? james maddison has withdrawn from the england squad for this month's euro 2024 qualifiers with an ankle injury, and will be out until at least january. maddison had to come off in the first half of tottenham's defeat to chelsea on monday. speaking today, the spurs manager ange postecoglu said the injury was a lot worse than they first though and he will be

shareholder in the next few weeks, maybe a couple of months, and try and forge a partnership with the glazeruppose in some ways, tainted at this moment in time in manchester. there's huge unrest at the way in which they are managing the club. so, you know, sirjim radcliffe is a very successful businessman. he's got great experience, you know, he's certainly not a fool, and i hope that, basically, with him coming in, it can transform and bring a new energy to the club, because it needs it badly. it really does. i just wanted to ask about that david beckham documentary. it seems like everybody has been watching it. a lot of people say you come out really well, that you're a really good friend, a loyal guy. does that surprise you? no, no! what do you think? what feedback have you got? has anybody been saying that to you? that's what a lot of people have been saying. i don't know, really. people have said that they saw me, but i've not seen a lot of feedback on it, really. i saw someone before said to me that they saw me, they were watching me yesterday and it was a shock to see me here — a woma

united's owners — the glazer family — announced almost a year ago that they were considering sellingound £1.25 billion to buy 25%. ourfootball reporter simon stone explains. jim ratcliffe, he has lowered his expectations from 69%, 50%, and now we think the 25%. they are willing sellers. it will be interesting to see how it works out becausejim ratcliffe is not known for taking a back—seat, but clearly it is only a quarter and he has a leading light in the cycling group with him in every sporting enterprise. what part will he pay when this deal is complete? james maddison has withdrawn from the england squad for november's euro 2024 qualifiers with an ankle injury. maddison went down in the first half of tottenham's defeat to chelsea on monday. the club have said he'll stay at their training ground for rehabilitation but didn't elaborate on how long they expect him to be sidelined for. usa football legend megan rapinoe will play her last domestic game this weekend for her club 0l reign and has

minority shareholder in the next few weeks, maybe a couple of months, and forage a partnership at the glazere ways tainted this moment in time in manchester. there is huge unrest at the way in which they are managing the club. so, you know, jim radcliffe is a very successful businessman. he's got great experience, you know, he is certainly not a fool, and i hope that, basically, with him coming in, can transform and bring a new energy to the club, because it needs it badly. it really does. ijust want i just want to ask about that david beckham documentary. it seems like everybody has been watching it. a lot of people say you come out really well, that you are really good friends, a loyal guy. does that surrise friends, a loyal guy. does that surprise you? _ friends, a loyal guy. does that surprise you? no, _ friends, a loyal guy. does that surprise you? no, no! - friends, a loyal guy. does that surprise you? no, no! what i friends, a loyal guy. does that| surprise you? no, no! what do ou surprise you? no, no! what do you think- -- — surprise you? no, no! what do you think... what _ surprise

disagreed with the report's findings, but state senator steve glazer resigned from a senate committee on public transit earlier this year in protest of b.a.r.t.'s lack of fiscal oversight. in fact, he recently expressed his frustration despite b.a.r.t.'s lower ridership, it never cuts costs. >> the pandemic was not of their choosing. it happened, but what they failed to do was make any of the adjustments in the system with the collapse of ridership. >> but there's still hope for the future of the office of the inspector general. claudette bianmoret was appointed to a four-year term by governor newsom in may. i spoke to her today about her office's plans for ten audits to investigate waste and fraud. she told me one thing she plans to zero in on is overtime. >> what we're going to look at is to see is there a way for b.a.r.t. to cut those costs or save on those costs i should way, but also plan for them better. in a service like b.a.r.t. you're always going to have overtime. it's unavoidable, but making sure you're planning for it appropriately is necessary and then making sure that yo

. >> reporter: senator steve glazer's district is home to six b.a.r.t. stations. he's long been a watchdog of the transit agency, but is now a vocal critic. >> we need them to get their act together. >> reporter: some riders agree. today this rider chooses to ride sparingly to get to the airport. >> i try to be avoid it, to be honest. it's an awkward system because it's not very efficient for getting in and around the city of san francisco. >> reporter: he says since the pandemic the biggest improvement he's seen is the cars themselves and rider eddie agrees. he and his dog london take b.a.r.t. at least once a week, but he says his biggest concern lies with security. >> we got new trains. you know, they feel a little more secure. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. leadership widely agreed to sustain operations and continues to withhold cuts despite strikingly lowridership. >> i do not support staff taking the time to look at a 10% cut across the board for operations. >> absolutely not. >> the pandemic was not of their choosing. it happened, but what they failed to do was make

vámonos hacia las zonas de montaña, tormenta invernal, calaveras, el dorado dorado, glazer.autopista 50 y 80. si va para allá. así se ve la autopista en oakland. la 8 80 el panorama de lluvias todavía mañana. planes para el día de acción de gracias extraordinario agradable en oakland y de hecho en toda el área de la bahía seco a partir del día domingo regresamos y es temporada de compras y los amigos de lo ajeno están al acecho. >> atentos a ello porque le tenemos recomendaciones para que no le roben sus paquetes. >> y para estas celebraciones del día de acción de gracias le damos un estimado de cuánto podría gastar en esta cena tan tradicional. >> el altavoz para todas esas mujeres que una vez tuvieron miedo de hablar. >> se acerca miss universo y a nivel local lo llevaremos a conocer a una mujer que se prepara para conquistar un certamen de belleza a nivel nacional y nos cuenta lo que sí, por eso telemundo 48 y nuestra estación hermana nbc. continuamos con esa campaña alimentar a nuestros vecinos aquí en el área de la bahía y por eso nos hemos unido a las tiendas safeway p

y por esa razón tenemos en vigor esa vigilancia en los condados de glazer sacramento solano solano.semana, mientras que para la ciudad de fresno mayormente soleado, sí, pero esas temperaturas mínimas. fíjese entre los 35 y los 41 grados respectivamente. así que bien frío. igualmente para nosotros acá en san josé, temperaturas máximas entre los 65 y los 70 grados, mientras que las mínimas ubicadas entre los 39 y los 45 grados. esto sería todo. en cuanto al tiempo, regresamos con los compañeros. gracias marcelo. >> veo que viene lluvia en camino y bastante frío en el norte de california. hay que prepararnos. le quiero comentar que en esta temporada decembrina sabemos llena de alegría y celebraciones, es muy crucial recordar la importancia de mantenernos seguros en nuestros propios hogares. ana cecilia méndez nos habla del tema buenas tardes. >> en medio de estos festejos, algunas actividades que relativamente pueden parecer seguras podrían en cuestión de segundos tornarse peligrosas y hasta ocasionarnos de lesiones. esta temporada festiva trae consigo deliciosos sabores, decoraciones

lauren: sky news a reporting the glazer family is finalizing that, you get 25% stake for $33 a share, 79%. stuart: got it. walmart's chief executive says the price of any giftgiving product should drop in time for the holidays. that is interesting. we will tell you which items. videos praising 9/11 quickly spread across tiktok viewed by millions of young americans. steve hilton is no fan of youngsters on social media. we believe at that later on the show. simply for israel falling among young voters. why support dwindling with youngsters, people of color. russell fry on that next. ♪ ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10

. >> reporter: senator steve glazer's district is home to six bart stations and a huge portion of bart'sship. he has long been a watchdog of the massive transit agency but is now a vocal critic. >> we need them to get their act together, and so far it's not a pretty picture. >> reporter: and some riders agree. phil maisel used to ride bart regularly a decade ago, but today chooses to ride sparingly, like to get to the airport. >> i try to avoid it. to me, an awkward system because it's not very efficient for, like, getting in and around the city of san francisco. >> reporter: he says since the pandemic, the biggest improvement he's seen is the carts themselves, and rider, eddie, agrees. he and his dog, london, take bart at least once a week with no plans to stop. but he says his biggest concern lies with security. >> it's good. yeah. we got new trains, and, you know, they're a little more secure. >> reporter: bart leadership widely agreed to sustain operations and continues to withhold cuts despite strikingly low ridership. >> i do not support staff taking the time to look at a 10% cut a

when we lift off the tile layers rkss plumbers, glazer, [indiscernible] teamster,b painter and roofers and that isn't all. there are 32 trades in the building trades so sometimes we see projects where this won. this will use 32 trades. like the principal said, it will be built on site and here in san francisco, so noriega and taravel, those coffee shops and restaurants kwr bars will be busy a couple years and ideally, this is what i always stood for . me being on the commission, local contractor using locling supply houses, using local apprentices and local workers and when jobs are built here in san francisco and the construction workers are working here in san francisco that money is spent in san francisco. can't stress that enough and that is just a huge deal that i caught you saying mrs. principal so thank you for that. i do know this project does have a crunch timeline and do not want to just blow by the opposition. i'm going to be make a motion shortly and want to include in the motion that staff continues to work throughout the process with the community garden to make sure they

. >> reporter: senator steve glazer's district is home to six b.a.r.t. stations and a huge portion of b.a.r.t.'s ridership and long been a watchdog of the massive tractsy but now a vocal critic. >> we need them to get their act together and so far it's not a pretty picture. >> reporter: some riders agree. phil used to ride b.a.r.t.degreely a decade ago. >> i try to avoid it to be honest to me like an awkward system because it's not -- very efficient like for getting in and around the city of san francisco. >> reporter: he says since the pandemic, the biggest improvement he's seen is the cars themselves and rider eddie agrees. he and his dog london take b.a.r.t. at least once a week with no plans to stop. but he says his biggest concern lies with security. >> it's good. good yeah. we got new trains and you know, they're more -- more secure. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. leadership widely agreed to sustain operations and continues to withhold cuts despite strikingly low ridership. >> i don't support staff taking the time to look at a 10% cut across the board for o

he's not 75% remains with the glazers , who, of with the glazers, who, of course, the fans hugely opposey oppose. >> very interesting. >> very interesting. >> chris's book, of course, is manchester united the world's biggest cash machine. great to talk to you again, chris. that's chris blackburn. manchester united is not a football team. it's isn't it? it's an institution, isn't it? >> would disagree with >> my father would disagree with you, andrew. >> my father's been a man united fan my whole life. was he really born i bet he's born and bred? but i bet he's grumpy a saturday. grumpy on a saturday. >> if they lose, he should read that book because he'll agree with word with every word of it. >> oh, yeah. yes. >> oh, yeah. oh, yes. >> well done to loud because you might be watching. you will be watching claus, right? watching santa claus, right? pro—palestine protest chaos broke last broke out across london last night. our night. they scaled some of our war shut down war memorials that shut down major roads. gb news presenter patrick christys attended the death last night. death inspira

. >> glazers clearly think >> now the glazers clearly think they've held on to 75% of it.obably worth time, it'll probably be worth even don't have time, it'll probably be worth even so don't have time, it'll probably be worth even so commerciallyiave time, it'll probably be worth even so commercially strong they're so commercially strong and be and they don't have to be successful on the pitch make successful on the pitch to make money. leads another money. which leads to another question where's the incentive to players to improve to buy players to improve yourself if you're already making of money? yourself if you're already ma good of money? yourself if you're already ma good point. of money? >> good point. >> good point. >> got that much money >> you've got that much money to chuck you chuck it. a football team you should it elsewhere. should be spending it elsewhere. >> if something really >> and if something really worthwhile with the qataris come in and money will be not in and then money will be not even an issue anyway, they bought away. >> that's the preferred o

i'm an out of work glazer with local 718 san francisco local 718. and i believe that you ask any san franciscan this is a complicated problem. you're talking about mental health, you're talking about poverty, you're talking about drug use on the streets of san francisco. if you want a silver bullet, silver bullet. supervisor dorsey housing put a roof over these people's heads and you will stabilize their lives and you'll probably save their lives. vote no vote down on this amendment. i still have 30s here, folks. that's a simple truth of it. just put a roof over these people's heads and you will save their lives. you talked about fentanyl. you talked about all these problems that are definitely clear to anybody that lives and works here in san francisco. so just build the housing, give them a roof over their heads and you will save their lives, support the support staff that make this city better. more cops isn't going to do it. thank you. good good job. good morning, supervisor ayers. my name is carl decay and i lead the asian law caucus. criminal

jonathan: it sounds like they want to sell the club to the qatari's but the glazer's want to retain ak. i wonder if you has a big say? maybe the side of the business that the glaziers haven't? tom: bloomberg worldwide picked up like no interview we've ever done, jon ferro, that was really fascinating. jonathan: daniel leavy. tom: i have to get this in. alonzo, at turn 12, for already doing well in p2. qualities in rome as well. the uproar in rome is north macedonians are not showing up as tourists this time. jonathan: qualifier for the euros in italy again. it is the group stage. they have two games left. tom: if north macedonia -- it would never happen -- if they were to defeat italy it would be one and done? jonathan: we would be three points behind ukraine, i believe. mohamed: remind the audience why this is so painful. jonathan: i appreciate this between friends. north macedonia kicked us out of world cup qualifying not too long ago. do you want me to carry on working here? i am walking away. tom: oil disinflation. stephen, how does the new york harbor adjust to oil deflation? jet

book by >> have you read the book by chris manchester chris blackhurst on manchester united's and glazer know what it is. >> it was asked to enough of man i >> -- >> there hm >> there will be no football in our today. you will be our show today. you will be reassured to know we're going to be talking about the covid inquiry. patrick vallance be talking about the covid inqu yesterday’atdck vallance be talking about the covid inqu yesterday and:k vallance be talking about the covid inqu yesterday and we've ance be talking about the covid inqu yesterday and we've got; said yesterday and we've got chris whitty stand. chris whitty on the stand. obviously today, deeply frustrating for somebody frustrating viewing for somebody like me who sees as the like me who sees this as the argument is completely framed in entirely wrong way. so we'll entirely the wrong way. so we'll be discussing that and then looking autumn looking forward to this autumn statement tomorrow, which is huge. >> definitely getting tax cuts is are . is it >> definitely getting tax cuts is are. is it going is where they are. i

, i think the other thing that's probably helping erik ten hag is this buyout situation with the glazerslittle more time because they probably don't want to sack a manager. now before i say it's a buyouts 25% but he would take care of the football side of the they of continuity they wanted a bit of continuity i think so i think maybe they'll wait could be a situation wait but it could be a situation where they've got no choice. i tell thing, he ain't tell you one thing, he ain't going last. he's going to going to last. he's not going to last. it goes through to last. whether it goes through to the end of the season, whether it's christmas, he not see it's christmas, he will not see the out. pretty sure the season out. pretty sure about that. >> let's talk the fa cup. >> let's talk about the fa cup. first starts today and i'm first round starts today and i'm delighted midlands girl delighted being a midlands girl to walsall, a player. to see that walsall, a player. yes. that i'm going to make yes. not that i'm going to make it tonight, unfortunately, it there tonight, unfortunately, but w