steve hadley.st really saying this was he was being forced to this position. what is your view on all of this? well, look, i mean there's a to be done. it's been a a deal to be done. it's been a deal to be done from day one. and the deal day has and the deal from day one has been them a decent pay rise been give them a decent pay rise and some of these and get rid of some of these victorian terms conditions which which actually are deeply inefficient would inefficient and that would genuinely the genuinely release to pay for the increase salary. that's that's the deal's been the that's the deal's been waiting done. and i think waiting to be done. and i think what's happening at the moment is the treasury, the hand is that the treasury, the hand the behind what's the treasury is behind what's going off the operators, going on the off the operators, the train operators are negotiating unions . negotiating with the unions. they're making progress. and the choice can't do choice just no, you can't do t

hadley and dan join us from sharm el-sheik they have been there all week long over to you, hadley andan. >> thank you, arabile. it has been a fascinating few days you hear commitment in the billions of dollars for the developing nations with the climate action you have to remember the war with ukraine and inflation and recession and higher dollar and the people are you speaking to on the ground raise serious objections in the sense to how much we are going to see by the end of week two. we had the ceo of baker hughes and we asked about the inflation reduction act and the $11 billion he wants to put to work every year that he will need both houses of congress to agree to in order to get that done listen to what he had to say >> we know greenhouse gasses needs to be tackled. how do we introduce technology to enable a step down to achieve net zero the inflation reduction act actually is a good step toward that you look at the incentives to green hydrogen and the 45q taking up the c02 eficial to reduce the carbon greenhouse we have to work together the oil and gas industry and other indus

i want to bring in hadley heath manning.ell, put entire hour out with sam bankman-fried and his team to talk over regulation. when you buy yourself into d.c. you get some special privileges with that. >> that's right, charles, and that is a big contributor why public trust has beeor actors. it is particularly for the public to trust our institutions when they see private and public sectors coordinating or working together. charles: you sent the note over, said to restore public trust you have to focus on the long-term, hard work of institution building. i get that but you say it is not something any president can do with the stroke of a pen or passage of law then how do we get this resolved? >> you know the hard answer people don't really want to hear some sense cultural change. look what happened recently with elizabeth holmes, sam bankman-fried. i think a lot of it comes down to the cult of personality, worship of celebrity. those are things a single president can't change, we can change as investors, the public, demand fo

and then it deteriorated into this man, hadley, of the chinese investment in this particular company. and all this pre dated february, the 24th 2022. so this was truly a very unjust, very unfortunate a treatment of the chinese investment in the ukranian government. and the investment actually, if it would be allowed to come to the region, would have generated huge benefits to the start of the company and to the original shareholder of the company. and therefore, i think the chinese investor has a full legal justification to launch and litigation against the ukranian government through a legal beans try to get a solution of this dispute. and i would say this also reflects the fact that the ukranian government, as far as this chinese investment in this company, is concerned israeli, violating international moms and completely disregarded that legitimate business interest of a chinese investors. and this also sets a very bad example, because if this is not resolved or amicably and smoothly, how would any forey investor dare to make a huge investment in ukraine? either now or eventually,

recovered after saudi arabia denied the report that opec plus is considering is increase in output hadley gamble has this report. >> reporter: opec members are in talks and that sent prices spiraling. the only thing that stopped that was when the prince said they never make decisions ahead of sitting down at the meeltting when we talked to the saudi energy minister, he said how quickly they want to react to the volatility they look at demand and six months down the pike the cuts they put in place a month ago would be in place until the end of 2023 unless some major market move happens the other question is who is talking to the wall street journal. the reporters cover opec and done for years somebody is talking to them. whether or not they will be feeling they are speaking outside of the meeting is another question the russians have been open in the past saying they want to increase production. it was suggested as it has been suggested in the recent past, the uae is one of the countries as well. we have seen uae denying that report it served to highlight how the volatile the market is and

hadley and dan are in sharm el-sheik with more i believe you have a special dp guest. >> we are joined the foreign minister of pakistan thank you for joining us we are here live at the cop27. a lot of talks over the last 24 hours. before i get to that, you r former prime minister accuses your government of going after him. is that true this is a man who is saying you are shooting at him to kill. >> as far as he is concerned, a few days ago now there was a firing incident at a village protest he was leading in which he was injured a couple of other people injured. unfortunately, a political worker was killed. i would like to start by unee kwif condemning the act. myself and my family have experienced political violence i lost my mother to a suicide attack in pakistan in 2007 before that, both my uncles were assassinated one poisoned one shot my grandfather who was the first prime minister and president of pakistan was democratically elected. was also assassinated. there is no ifs or buts here we condemn this attack we would like a free, fair and i am partial investigation the prime mini

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the inflation reduction act and investment we are making in clean energy in the united states >> hadley and dan caught up with the ceo of the bio-tech group who called on officials to update climate regulations to better reflect contemporary business needs >> we are living in a world with a paradigm of regulation that is based on the past and for it based alternatives that is our history. that hinders the speed of penetration of what is already available which creates no value for anybody. let's give you a couple of examples if you look at agriculture, it takes two years to certify and get the solution that enhances the yield and replaces fer fert fertilizer in europe, it takes seven years. why? the benefit of nobody. it hinders the speed of penetration. if you look at alter innatives o replace chemicals for healthy and plant based. the speed and process we have to go through are based on the chemicals. that makes it much, much slower for necessary benefits for the society and consumers. >> we spoke to annette in the conference in berlin she asked how long she believes the european ener

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speaking to hadley following the annou announcement the saudi national bank chairman said the lender secured the price at a floor price and said this about the overhaul. >> from the plan we saw, i would urge them not to blink, not to hesitate and just execute. the quicker, the better. >> and the ethos foundation told cnbc this morning that they want to see the bank list its swiss division >> we believe the domestic bank is a key asset of the group. and that's why we -- we have a little bit disappointment that the plan to make an i.p.o. of the swiss division has not been explored anymore it was an idea put forward a few years ago, i think it could have had an advantage and sent a stronger message to the market let's bring in luke hickman from aberden. we are a watching the price the shares today down about 5% points how do you think about the latest developments? >> well, being typical investor i have a very, very long memory. i was there in 1990 -- not in credit suisse, i was working in the industry, when they did acquire first boston and the share price then was 16 euros. so for you

on judiciary with friend jim jordan hopefully will be the chairman of that committee i think you hadleygregious, the department homeland security the federal government is being weaponized against people abuse of power politicization of those entities parents targeted for daring to economy school board labeled domestic terrorists abuses targeting parents, to exercise their first amendment rights, abortion clinics a swat squat team showing up at their house, unacceptable realities what is happening with power of the federal government dhs is one we mayorkas knew about may get these had, went to microphone lied to american people said it was systemic racism looked at camera said those people who worked for him border patrol agents, to make it not -- that is not what you do with power of the government what the democrats are doing. dagen: american people will never forget. joe biden president standing behind the presidential seal at the white house castigating vilifying bob agents on horseback with very lies they knew were lies if he wanted to change approval disapproval to turn it certain

hadley said i didn't hear. >> by our account, it was one time. he did mention the economy. but he definitely hit democracy many, many, many more times. so david, you the lieutenant governor is not wrong. here is a cnn poll from last week, most important issue in choosing your congressional candidate, number one, 51%, abortion 15%, voting elections, which i guess is another word for democracy, that is down at 9%. so, why is president biden hitting that so hard? >> i agree with the lieutenant governor that this is not what people are focused on right now. but i think it could have been a good closing argument for president biden if democrats had focused back in the late summer, early fall on their legislative winds, semiconductors, guns, getting justice jackson confirmed, the burn pits legislation, and not given that first democracy speech where he distracted everybody with the semi fascist line that got their message all off track. and focused on what they were doing for people come around a week before the election, and closed with this democracy argument. he said the best

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one of them will be settled by a special election because the democrat who won that seat hadley last week had actually died before election day. that seat will likely go democratic a day. bucks county, raised its separated by 114 votes, then there is a montgomery pennsylvania race that separated by 14 votes. literally, 14 votes. so partisan control of the pennsylvania state house and all that means. it might change hands for the first time in 12 years. but it's gonna come down to one race that is about 100 votes and one race that's about it doesn't. just in case you needed motivation to know that your vote really counts. also, we're looking at the mayoral race for the second largest city in the country. that race is still up in the air. the wisconsin's secretary of state's race is separated by 0. 3% of the vote with 99% of the vote in. right, now the republican candidate for governor in alaska is way ahead of his opponents but alaska rank choice date so that raises still a live wire until the right choice system gets his way to the end. and then of course there's control of the u.s.

catherine hadley. beautiful capture here. this photo was taken by ed man on the lena's beach last night. oh, that's a pretty picture. yes, we have the higher clouds coming in, and those have kept the lows a little bit warmer, so we'll have a mix of sun and clouds today, lows are mainly upper thirties forties little cooler to the south. with friday on my mind, high clouds a little warmer, everything starts to change. as we head into the weekend. more on that in about 10 minutes south here now. on the traffic getting worse better saying what ? no, it's actually a pretty decent commute and sometimes on fridays, we do expect letter commutes today. it has been pretty good in contra costa county, where we usually have a lot of slowing this morning. we don't we have a little slow in coming in over the willow pass grade on highway four and then 6 80 looks good heading down to walnut creek. i like what i see there. and then if you're driving on 24 to lafayette that also looks good driving into the area. each or freeway is moderately h

former rmt assistant general secretary hadley told us the strike won't stop people getting home for christmasws we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back to bev turner today . good to bev turner today. good morning . you are watching bev morning. you are watching bev turner today on gb news. i'm just chatting with mark white. we're going to be coming to that in a minute because of some big figures today. earlier, the home office confirms net migration hit more than half million people year arrived people last year who arrived here. y and are they likely to stay? mark and, i will be crunching numbers in just crunching the numbers in just a minute. the government minute. now the government is expected to meet with mick lynch on rmt planned rail strikes on the rmt planned rail strikes that the festive that will cripple the festive penod that will cripple the festive period unless something is done. but we continue to see more disruption across the network. could we see them reach an agreement? so. and as agreement? let's hope so. and as always, i'll be joined by my fantastic in