let's go back to nick hadley at _ seat. let's go back to nick hadley at the _ seat.initively. but - movement? not anything definitively. but the - movement? not anything definitively. but the fact l movement? not anything i definitively. but the fact that the conservatives have asked for this bundle check, by the way they have another one is happening so it could be a while yet, it makes it clear that labour are ahead at the moment. sources are suggesting it is by around 300 votes that we think the labour candidate kim leadbeater is ahead. if the conservatives thought it was really close, they could even ask for a recount and that means we could be here for some time yet but as things stand, the could be a bit of an upset on the cards because labour seemed to be ahead by a few hundred votes. the expectation here was that the piles were suggesting the conservatives were going to take this seat. —— poles. it is a seat that the conservatives one from labour in a by—election and put more pressure on the labour leader sir keir starmer. i have done enough elections to know

thank you for your work, hadley. >>> let's get to the chairman of uabc it is about the asian buyer.ou know better than anyone. the marginal buyer and growth of demand in transportation i want to spin forward to june of 2018. you were there when i was there in vienna. the minister was saying to me at the meeting, hang on this is ridiculous we are asked to pay $75 a barrel. our economy can't take it. spin forward to now. we are at higher levels. can economies which are recovering from covid and key economies such as india and china, can they put up with $76 oil? good morning >> good morning. i think they are struggling. the question is how long will they stay like that? it is in the intere producers and pushing the consumer to go more with electric vehicles. it is a fine line to walk. you know, let's come back to the interests. the interests of who is repu representing which interests uae and russia have significant spare capacity that is what changed before the saudis were the only ones they were playing that when the market a year ago collapsed and they managed to hike production an

said, it is unfair guys >> it will be interesting to see what happens as the talks continue today hadleyank you for bringing us what is going on with the resistance. >>> coming up on "street signs." charlotte speaks about the post-covid recovery and what it means for president macron's chances ahead of next year's election we'll be right back. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> france's national stats institute says the economy could grow by 6% this year surpassing the official forecast by a pull percentage point this as france continues to return to pre-pandemic levels. charlotte has been talking to policymakers at the economic summit about how the growth prospects would play into the presidential election. charlotte, i remember last year with the projections coming out, they seemed to get worse as the finance minister was forced to report what he year a

hadley has often said is the grandest of grand strategies on the part of china.t meshes a global need, which is extraordinary, with china's status as an exporter of capital. the u.s. and western europe -- our importers and china is an exporter. and china's ambitions. these factors are meshed together in what on the part of china is an extremely astute program. keeping us out of the projects makes sense. we see this happening with countries vying for infrastructure attention from china and those new linkages mean new relations and potentially upending of existing relationships or at least having 254 relationships we once thought were pretty secure. the result is u.s. interests are impacted from national security, economic security to more granular things like the development of standards in the technology space and so on. last, this goes out, this happens whether we are there or not. for the u.s., it is necessary to maintain leadership, to maintain our position in the world, and if we are to maintain a world for u.s. interest, it is critical that the u.s. be a pla

, who is principal at right hadley gaetz emmanuel together, steve and charlene cochaired a task force john and i led a couple of years ago on global infrastructure and designing eight u.s. globally for structure strategy. we are just delighted to have them back with us to talk about that and sort of where we are today. so, i think with that, we are going to do sort of tagteam q&a now. down the line, as it were. i'm going to start with brendan, actually. brendan, you are everywhere in the world. your company. so i'm sort of interested in particular on linking domestic and international story. we are a think tank focused internationally, but the domestic infrastructure story is really important in and of itself. the question is, how does it link in your mind to the international story? why is it important, and how do you think about it in the global context? >> yes, thanks, matt. first let us remind ourselves why it matters if u.s. companies are competitive in this arena. it really comes back to u.s. leadership. so billions of people around the world, particularly in developing countrie

we have women's forum policy director hadley heath manning.gerpointing, general frustration, that so many americans are not getting vaccinated. i hate the way the mainstream media and even the white house is trying to point fingers here. i know a lot of people in the blue cities and blue states have their own reasons not to be vaccinated. what is the next step in your mind? >> i'm disappointed about masking guidance from cdc, not wearing masks is one of the few rewards for getting vaccinated. so walking back on that guidance they're reducing incentive for people to say, gosh i will get the vaccine, maybe i'm a little hesitant, but i will do it so i don't have to wear a mask everywhere i go. i think that is step backwards if we want more people to get vaccinated. i'm of the mind for people to make their own personal decisions with the best information but coercion and mandates should be the last resort. charles: again, there are some pretty influential people telling the white house, listen, check on the legality of later but act now and make t

. >> it just seems the wrong direction to think about hadley immunizing the same people already got immunize rather than pushing into the group that hasn't even seen one shot because that's really where the bag for the buckets. >> the global got been vaccine supply is hugely and even. >> monday the world health organization went further calling out drugmakers for promoting a booster while many countries haven't had enough shots to vaccinate their health care workers. >> instead of and pfizer privatizing the supply of vaccines has boosted 2 countries was populations. have a lot of lehigh coverage. we need them to go all out to china to call box think about in position to ask them and low and middle income countries. we very low vaccine coverage. >> and while many bay area counties have some of the highest vaccination rates around states like mississippi, which has some of the lowest vaccination rates are now encouraging high-risk individuals to avoid all indoor gatherings. and at the same time those unvaccinated to continue to wear a mask in public. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news co

. >> it just seems the wrong direction to think about hadley immunizing the same people already got immunize rather than pushing into the group that hasn't even seen one shot because that's really where the bag for the buckets. >> the global got been vaccine supply is hugely and even. >> monday the world health organization went further calling out drugmakers for promoting a booster while many countries haven't had enough shots to vaccinate their health care workers. >> instead of and pfizer privatizing the supply of vaccines has boosted 2 countries was populations. have a lot of lehigh coverage. we need them to go all out to china to call box think about in position to ask them and low and middle income countries. we very low vaccine coverage. >> and disparities are prevalent in this country as well. >> well, many bay area counties have some of the highest vaccination rates around states like mississippi, which has some of the lowest vaccination rates are now encouraging high-risk individuals to avoid all indoor gatherings. and at the same time those unvaccinated to continue to wear a mask

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author of the upcoming book hollowed out jeremy adams and new jersey mom of three nela hadley.ou you are on the frontlines three kids going back to school in a month, month and a half. which when they heard they have to wear a mask from sun up to sundown in the school building, what did they say? >> my son's first reaction is he's not going back to school. my daughters are not happy at all. it's something we are going to have to discuss. my kids are -- i don't want to say a mess but they are pretty upset about it. steve: what do you mean your son is not going to go back to school. >> so last year he had a second dear infection skin infection on his face he is left with a couple of scars still. he doesn't want to go through that again. steve: i don't blame him. >> it's very painful experience. steve: absolutely. jeremy, you are out in california. bakersfield, california. they're saying that, you know, you are going to have to do it in california. you know governor newsom is going to say that but the whole reason you got the shot was so you wouldn't have to wear the mask around t