this is 43—year—old tom hayes.is young sonjoshua grow up because mr hayes was jailed in 2015 when joshua was just three. tom hayes used to work for ubs and citigroup bank in toyko as a trader, often earning more than a million in a year. then he was accused by the uk serious fraud office of being the "ringmaster" of an internation conspiracy of an international conspiracy to rig interest rates, and he was found guilty on eight counts and given a 14—yearjail term — longer than some killers — although it was reduced to 11 years on appeal. mr hayes has always protested his innocence, arguing that what he was doing was literally his job and the bosses all knew. for the last eight years he's been fighting to have his conviction and sentence overturned — and today he learned his case would be referred to the court of appeal. we'll speak to him in a exclusive interview in a moment. first, andy verity�*s been reporting on this story for years and has this report. good evening. it's been that much as day... good evening. it

it's mildred hayes maybe. have no right to divulge this information, and you sure asshole that you want to deal with the police sure. perhaps there is no crime. she just asked a question. you really are an idiot, don't call me an idiot. i didn't call. i just asked. is it true that you are an idiot. he caught you, well, everything is tired, just don't go crazy. he tortured a man in custody. we didn't have any proof. and take off this shit that i gotta take off hear your mouth think i won't pile on you in front of the whole precinct. and drunk or something, do you often apply? i don't care, no one goes there anyway. only lost and not ladies. try not to be nervous. all is well. okay, now it's going. and three two one so mildred hayes. why the jelly was kidnapped raped and killed 7 months ago not far from this very road. it seems that the local police are more to their liking to nightmare blacks than to reveal, in fact, the crimes taking place in the city. and i thought these billboards would help them focus. i do

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he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirms at this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of the witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analysis

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he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirms that this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of the witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analys

in alameda county where hayes was the primary investigator were dismissed and they say at least 40 cases are affected. this comes as the state sends additional resources to fight open air drug markets in san francisco. >> the amount of money we'll spend trying to undo the damage is a travesty. >> reporter: some of the large cases dismissed include one where police seized more than ten pounds of fentanyl a quantity the da jenkins described as enough to kill 2 million people. >> sfpd tells us officer christina hayes has been assigned to the special operations bureau. and the officer's attorney tells us her client is an incredibly well respected narcotics officer with an unblemished career. with the investigative unit. >>> it is time for one of the most anticipated concerts in bay area history. nearly 60,000 swifties are anxiously awaiting taylor swift to take the stage. the show starts about one hour from now. sky ranger is over levi stadium in santa clara where fans are preparing to take their seats. some have filed in. that is the stage right there and has transformed what was a football

>>> and meet the country star going viral for his dance moves and date line lir ricks, how walker hayes made a special fan's dream come true. "early today" starts right now. >>> thanks for starting your week with us, i'm frances rivera. >> and hi, everyone, i'm jessica layton we begin right now with the historic heat wave that has a tight grip on so much of the world. the heat dome over the united states continues to expand while bringing more triple digit record highs to the south and the extreme weather is being felt across the globe. this morning we have team coverage around the world starting with josh ledderman in grease where they are battling heat and fire. >> reporter: desperation on the island of rhodes, greece where tens of thousands are fleeing for their lives from out of control fires, winds flaring up as southern europe bakes under a brutal heat wave jack neil and his family visiting from england walking four miles to escape dange >> have you ever seen anything like thibefore >> no, i've never been afraid to die, but yesterday i had that fear in me. >> reporter: crews now w

and hayes brown, msnbc daily columnist and editor. welcome,.hayes, in a new article, you write trump's lawyers couldn't find the bedminster document. now we know why. how did this document and up in the special counsel's possession? >> so, what's fascinating about this is if you look back at the original indictment with original 31 counts of local retention, this document wasn't among them. all of those documents, they have a charge for how long trump have them. most of them were picked up during the august search of mar-a-lago, when the fbi had the warrant to get them. some of them were from june, went after trump was subpoenaed, his team finally turned over what they claim to us the full amount of documents in his possession. this one, though, when you look at the new superseding indictment, it says january of 2022. , so it was turned over with the original 15 boxes worth of material that trump turned over to the national archive. so what's fascinating about that is this has been in that big stack of papers that the national archives and the

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirmed at this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of a witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analysis will be

hayes. anyway, taking a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge on a cool thursday night. >> four's said brittany begley is with us to talk about. >> yeah, that camera look good. nothing complain about. i was looking it's clear traffic is light. that's the good news. i think the weather hasn't been that bad. i mean, we've had average temperatures a lot better than what some folks just east of us are doing. >> that low pressure system up to the north with a high pressure system just really places like las vegas and new mexico. we're looking some measures over 114 degrees at last >> we had 116 degrees. breaking records from 1962. so those temperatures really hot but not that hot for us. so that's the good news heating up a little bit. but you can see san francisco all the way down to santa rosa. we're hovering today right there at average. and those temperatures can get a little bit warmer tomorrow, but we're still going to stay right there at average san francisco, your high was 64 s

all in with chris hayes starts right now. al>> tonight on all in. >> is there anything desantis could do to win over your support? >> no. >> the desperate quest to capture the soul of the republican party through hate and division. >> he's a bad candidate. he is not good. people don't like him. that has been proven to be the case. >> then the, how two states found one trump judge to score a massive fourth of july victory for misinformation. plus, and donald trump's codefendant heads to court, what we are learning from newly-unredacted mar-a-lago search warrants. >> i did everything right and they indicted me. >> and what it means to set and then immediately break the record for hottest day ever recorded on planet earth. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. hope you had a good july 4th weekend. we are rapidly approaching the real actual serious for now start of the 24 republican primary. the first rnc debate is next month in milwaukee where the republicans will also hold their 2024 conven

. >> greg hayes owned it people are saying, wait a second, maybe the free cash flow will be diminishedramatically, which it will be david, if you look forward, the orders are quite great before you say, you know what? i've had it with this company. 13% order growth which is fantastic. >> again, we wanted to monitor the kauchlt greg hayes, frequent guest with us, although not this morning -- >> no, but -- >> -- resulting in a rare condition of powdered metal. they'll reduce cash flow expectations by half a billion >> maybe call him up you want to do that? >> we can try. >> we'll do it >> we can try. >> what is this? saquon we'll do. >> we're back to espn now? we've got earnings this morning. we have a lot to talk about. >> i didn't have to out you that you were texting with -- it's okay oh, you never bother me about my texting during the show. >> you text about your dog. >> no, i don't i talk about trying to get news. >> can we talk about taiwan semi >> yes -- no why would we talk about taiwan semi when we have an entire list of earnings to get to? >> because you care greatly. adding $2

jerry, you've jerry hayes. always been on the slightly left wing of the conservative party. yes. are you going to champion the bbc under its current model or do you think it's right under its current model? >> but all this huw edwards business, all this business of bias is catnip for the right wing of the conservative party, which i'm sure you're not a member who who actually want to defund the bbc throughout the world. they are really respected as a news source. if you're in your bunker in ukraine, you listen to the world service because you believe it. look, all of us who work for the bbc and you've worked, steve, as well, you know the hoops you have to jump through are against bias. now, one thing you will have in common with jeremy corbyn is that, well , yeah. no, corbyn is that, well, yeah. no, he does. he does. he may not realise it yet, but you will in a minute. jacob and that is that you think the bbc is biased. you think they're the british bolshevik corporation, whereas he thinks it's full of wicked t

jerry hayes . my god. strap yourselves in. jerry hayes.ight i'll be asking the pundits, were the authorities wrong to paint over authorities wrong to paint over a mickey mouse mural at an asylum centre? is the archbishop of canterbury justin welby, right that universities should be fined if students get offended? and how about this ? offended? and how about this? are microwaves destroying the art of british cooking ? let me art of british cooking? let me know your thoughts. market gb cbnnews.com. that's the email for the whole of the show and this programme has a strict golden rule . we don't do boring golden rule. we don't do boring . not on my watch. i just won't have it . lots to get through, have it. lots to get through, including my take at ten. the people that want to close down gb news that's in an hour. but we start with my big opinion . we start with my big opinion. some months ago it was revealed a small number of starbucks branches were going cashless . i branches were going cashless. i nearly spat my coffee out , but nearly spa

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news in northern taiwan.rking 70 years since the signing of the armistice, which ended fighting in the korean war. earlier, north korea's leader kim jong—un welcomed russia's defence minister sergei shoigu, to pyongyang and showed off north korea's latest weapons. meanwhile in south korea, a ceremony paid tribute to un soldiers who played a crucial role in the fighting. meanwhile in south korea, a ceremony paid tribute to un soldiers who played a crucial role in the fighting. in london the high court has ruled that prince harry can take the sun newspaper to court over claims it used illegal methods to gather information about him. the duke of sussex claims he was targeted byjournalists and private investigators working for the paper's publisher, news group newspapers. he has launched a claim for damages. the company denies the allegations. the judge also decided that prince harry who now lives in california can't bring a claim relating to phone hacking, saying the claim was brought too late. on day 8 of the w

office officer hayes is a potential witness in 132 current cases. the da is also looking into other cases that she may be involved in. now the chronicle reports that 82 cases have already been thrown out in san francisco because of the alleged involvement of officer hayes with the informant time now is 707. new details to bring you on. a rolling gun battle that happened on the streets of downtown oakland on monday. investigators now say the shootout started when a man tried to stop thieves from breaking into his car. it happened at 10th street near broadway when a man saw thieves breaking into his car in. investigators say he pulled out a gun and started firing at the thieves. the thieves ran, got into their car, then started shooting back as they drove away. investigators say the man chased them through downtown oakland. bullets were flying and at least one bullet hidden. ac transit bus from what somebody told me, the bus driver just barely missed getting shot in the head. so that's where you got to wonder about people taking the law in their own h

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly unde investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirms that this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of the witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analysi

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential snformant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirms that this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of the witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analys

the mayor posted that hayes street will stay car free until long-term plans are decided for weekends. the discussion for weekend closures were convening stakeholders, merchants, and the fire department. >>> the santa clara county fair, there you go, back in business after a three-year end. the fairgrounds were repurposed as a emergency response center during the pandemic. a lot of the fair activity was on hold. look at this. it is back. ponies are back. it is all back. the opening day parade is set to kick off in just about half an hour.. >> we are so happy and excited to say that we are opening this year for a 10-day fair run with all of the delicious fair foods, a big carnival. >> fair food. yum. >> bigger than usual, in fact. the fair is running for 10 days there year. that is the longest duration in more than 25 years. so good to see that back in action, all of the fair food, right? >> giving me heartburn just thinking about it. >> i was keating kabobs, they were like $40 for just one. >> still that is one of the healthiest thing. >> and then a corn dog, too. >> now you are talkin

according to the chronicle, 82 cases have been dismissed in san francisco because of officer hayes's alleged involvement with an informant. an additional nine cases have been dismissed in alameda county. a's was moved to an administra role following the allegations. artificial intelligence remains a big sticking point in the hollywood strike. ahead. at 1030, the $900,000 a year job posting at netflix that is angering actors and screenwriters. and in weather, a bit of a warm up today across most of the bay area. but the fog is going to move back into the bay overnight. it looks like a cooler forecast for your wednesday. we'll have the update coming up. also, new details in a rolling gun battle in downtown oakland. why investigate say they believe the shootout started as a result of a smashing lab robbery been robbed in the past eight months. the owner of vio optics on union street, right near octavia, shared the surveillance video from 445 just this afternoon. you can see five people walk in. they appear to be looking around before eventually clearing out many of the shelves. the stor

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases and should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirms that this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted because of the current unavailability of the witness. at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analy

hayes, thanks for joining us on this. appreciate it.cans are planning on stumping on a failing economy with the biden administration, right? they tried to do with the midterms, did not necessarily fare that well when it came to exit polling, what people were concerned about. all that being said, now it seems as if we may have escaped worst-case scenario here with this economy. how is that going to affect republican politicians looking for it especially 24? >> sorry, i had you on me, that's my bad, we're good. >> there you go. >> looking forward. sorry about that. it's interesting because one of the things that's interesting is that republicans, despite these numbers, despite the fact that we're seeing, like you said, 12 straight months of falling inflation, it's something they're gonna continue to push on their voters, going to continue to talk about the biden economy as a -- target not continue to talk about inflation being much higher than it was under trump, when many of the factors that cause that inflation are starting to dissipate

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases and should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirmed at this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted because of the current unavailability of the witness. at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analys

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedlyigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases and should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirms that this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of case that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of the witness this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analysis will be co

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedlyer investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients for us on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases and should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far goes and how many cases this touches francisco district attorney's office confirmed at this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote, the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted. >> because of the current unavailability of a witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the an

. >> over manhattan, another day of hayes and unhealthy air. smoke from canada's wildfire lingers. conditions the same in new england and michigan. skies could clear when rain is forecast to move in. among those people dealing with the heat and hayes, a record number of americans heading out of town for the holiday weekend. more than 50 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home. more than 43 million projected to hit the highways. another 4 million will fly. those numbers would set new records for fourth of july travel. french president emmanuel macron canceled a state visit to germany after the fourth night of riots. protesters set fires, turned vehicles over, and looted businesses. they named more than 1300 arrests overnight. protests were smirked by the police killing tuesday of a 17-year-old boy of north african dissent identified only as nigel . he was buried in the paris suburb of nontariff, where he lived and were police shot him during a traffic stop. in hollywood, the actors union has agreed to keep talking with the major m

we all need someone like matt, right by the way, if you want to hear walker hayes' incredible life storythe interview i did with him for the drink with kate snow. it's at nbc.com/the drink. that is the news on this sunday night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc here, stay safe, have a great night. ♪ we fancy like applebee's on a date night, with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ and some whipped cream ♪ >>> i was reading bedtime stories to my 2-year-old, and i heard a noise that was extremely lo

he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases should the game. >> nasa's because of the scandal and available. >> as a with us, it's not just the cases that currently but it's also the cases, you know, that that have been adjudicated. francisco deputy public defender, brian says that is a big problem. we're still trying to figure exactly how far this because of how many cases this touches. francisco district attorney's office confirmed at this time 82 cases have been dismissed. the da's office sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, quote. >> the district attorney's office is continuing to analyze the number of cases that may be impacted because of the current unavailability of a witness at this time, we cannot estimate how many cases may be impacted or when the analysis w

now i'm delighted to have the criminal barrister here, gerry hayes , to barrister here, gerry hayes,this about and the journalist and author michael crick. michael, does dame alison have a leg to stand on after this? >> not really, but it's not simply her fault . there are simply her fault. there are oodles of people in coutts and natwest who've behaved dreadfully here and stupidly. i mean, you know , we were all led mean, you know, we were all led to believe that the best and the brightest these days all go into banking in the city of london well coutts and natwest seems to have recruited the worst and the weakest . i mean you read that weakest. i mean you read that report on farage, it's written, you know, it's like it's written by a year old. it's by a 12 year old. it's absolutely rubbish and not entirely true. and very nasty in places . and amazingly it says in places. and amazingly it says in the report they wrote on farage of course if we were to close his bank account, he would no doubt make a great deal of pubuchy doubt make a great deal of publicity out of this, which would

adrian hayes it is. and i'm someone who— adrian hayes it is. and i'm someone who has- an? said on the show a new group show before, we need a new group environmentally against net zero, this thing is zero, because this thing is about the money. and about following the money. and i'm tied to king charles. i'm afraid tied to king charles. it is political when you are spending because let's take sewage in in britain's rivers. very topical issue now , nobody's very topical issue now, nobody's putting pushing that because it costs money. but net zero is making money making billions from and when you're from renewables. and when you're spending £12 billion a year on net zero subsidies and net zero, thatis net zero subsidies and net zero, that is entirely political. so i do really respect and i think people like patrick moore, the founder of greenpeace, david bellamy, people who are passionate environmentalists like me, who are saying this net zero nonsense based on absolute unknown floor modellings we need to get back to solving environmental issues today. nice one to start off

severe weather and wildfire hayes has the thousands of passengers across the country scrambling to book new flights and overnight hotel stays. and add this to the turmoil, the 5g rollout for major telecom companies is this weekend. planes that have not systems to combat 5g interference may be grounded causing even more delays. there is also a potential southwest pilot strike ahead, also. of course all this is happening as aaa is predicting record-breaking weekend for holiday travel. expecting over 50 million americans to spend fourth of july away from home. we hope that wherever you are celebrate this holiday you have a great and safe fourth of july. happy independence weekend everybody. i will see you again next time. ♪ boxed barron's roundtable sponsored by global x. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to barron's roundtable we get behind the headlines to prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack otter brood coming only wagner groups mutiny in russia jubilee expert to break down what it means for putin's regime and the ongoing war in ukraine. then, for the first time of war than a decade investors look

hayes be delivering most as it goes to 18 is one of the lucky ones with a steady to of the bus. he tells us he can barely put food on the table for his 4 children. goes as well as the crisis is not news is been going on. the is a generation of goes and children have grown up without adequate access to was. there was increased risk for multiple diseases such as diarrhea and hepatitis write scripts of the you and have estimated that about the course of all disease and goes is caused by what's it contamination? because of the unique situation on guys and the blue case. and the way situated, so there is, i think there's always a problem with water and water and sanitation, kidney problems like skin problems, some will be cancer problems. so i think there's a crisis of political crisis 1st. of course there's the, the blockades occupation. that's the real crisis. goes is least supply of fresh water is the underground coast to coast. an aquifer is like an underground sponge that sucks up ground water, which then resurfaces 3 springs in wells. bus goes is only as good as being badly dam

adrian hayes it is. and i'm someone who— adrian hayes it is. and i'm someone who has- an?aid on the show a new group show before, we need a new group environmentally against net zero, this thing is zero, because this thing is about the money. and about following the money. and i'm tied to king charles. i'm afraid tied to king charles. it is political when you are spending because let's take sewage in in britain's rivers. very topical issue now , nobody's very topical issue now, nobody's putting pushing that because it costs money. but net zero is making money making billions from and when you're from renewables. and when you're spending £12 billion a year on net zero subsidies and net zero, thatis net zero subsidies and net zero, that is entirely political. so i do really respect and i think people like patrick moore, the founder of greenpeace, david bellamy, people who are passionate environmentalists like me, who are saying this net zero nonsense based on absolute unknown floor modellings we need to get back to solving environmental issues today. nice one to start off wi

stone. >> the message from on san francisco's hayes street come out regarding weekend street closures open. >> i like it closed, it brings more business, people can walk on the street. >> the weekend closure involving part of the street went into place during covid as part of the shared spaces program. it was about to end but the sfmta has postponed that decision for a month due to objections like this. >> we need to pay the rent. we need to come back. the past three years. it is a good thing to have a little bit more tables, more people, more money for everybody. and it is not just those from the restaurants who would like to see hayes street stay closed on the weekends. i talked with those who tell me they have been packed during the closures. >> it brings more people out and it is good. >> but not everyone feels that way. assist have to be rerouted and more importantly, the sfmta says there are concerns from the fire department about emergency access. some also believe it adds extended delays when driving. >> you have to go 10 minutes out of your way to get where you are going. it

the accused officer, christina hayes, is a veteran officer involved in large scale busts of fentanylers. to date, 82 cases have been dismissed along with nine cases in alameda county that crossed jurisdictional lines. hayes was taken off the streets last month over the investigation. >> san francisco has a new budget that the mayor hopes will restore the city's image as a safe place. this mayor, london breed signed the $14.6 billion budget into law today in front of county supervisors. the spending plan includes money to hire 220 new police officers over the next two years. the budget also funds 600 new shelter beds and 400 new mental health treatment beds. there are also new funds to clean sidewalks, remove graffiti and commercial areas. mayor breed says it will improve the quality of life for residents and visitors. >> they will see that san francisco streets are clean and safe. they will see that people feel safe in their neighborhoods and communities. >> the budget also includes tax incentives for struggling downtown businesses and a plan to recruit new businesses to fill empty s

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adrian hayes. linda jubilee. adrian hayes.he public. >> you're right, mark, and i think it's quite incredible when we look back the last three years that, you know what we talk about now was not even a fraction of the news. it is three years ago. but i think the pubuc three years ago. but i think the public having enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said having enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said ithaving enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate ough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate the]. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate the elites you said it corporate the elites , institutions, governments are completely out of touch with what the general public think and could be and i'm i'm sensing we could be at peak woke now. and it's at peak woke right now. and it's not a moment too soon. but what it take certain cases it will take in certain cases and cuts bankers maybe and i think cuts bankers maybe a tipping point also with c

adrian hayes. linda jubilee. adrian hayes. public. >> you're right, mark, and i think it's quite incredible when we look back the last three years that, you know what we talk about now was not even a fraction of the news. it is three years ago. but i think the pubuc three years ago. but i think the public having enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said having enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said ithaving enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate ough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate the]. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate the elites you said it corporate the elites , institutions, governments are completely out of touch with what the general public think and could be and i'm i'm sensing we could be at peak woke now. and it's at peak woke right now. and it's not a moment too soon. but what it take certain cases it will take in certain cases and cuts bankers maybe and i think cuts bankers maybe a tipping point also with chi

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news in northern taiwan. the united states have a white in the criminal investigation into the former president, donald trump former president, donald trump for his handling of government documents that after she left the white house. he has been served with three extra charges. is it for the programme. thank you for watching. hello there. sunshine and prolonged heat across the uk has been very limited this july, hasn't it? and actually we had once again some contrasting weather conditions across the country. in fact, in scarborough in north yorkshire, we had just over 40 millimetres of rain, most of that falling in the afternoon. but by contrast, once the sunshine broke through across parts of the midlands in warwickshire, we had a high of 26 celsius. we haven't seen temperatures like that since the beginning of the month. now a quiet story on friday continues, but this low pressure is set to move in from the atlantic for the start of the weekend. it'll be the third weekend we've seen an area of low sitting

live now to the bbc�*s asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes, who joins us from bangkok. items were onjanet yellen�*s agenda, among them diplomatic ties, and easing of economic tension. how much progress doesn't seem has made? well, from what she said in her press conference in beijing this morning and what we have heard from chinese officials i think this is about as positive as we could expect. i don't think anybody was expecting any major breakthroughs, but as she said in her press conference, they have had a direct, i think she said candid, constructive and and that they build the present —— a resilient and productive dialogue for the future. she said one triple not solve all the problems between the us and this is building the foundation but they can now continue talking to each other. i think one of the key things about this is that the biden administration's senior officials had not met with any officials had not met with any of the new senior chinese economic team that came in last year, after the communist party congress at the end of last year. but nowjanet cong

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in northern taiwan.f the pacific. earlier, he was in new zealand, where defence issues were prominent. mr blinken's visit is viewed in part as an effort to counter china's implements in the region. let's now bring in viola now when, a senior fellow forindo viola now when, a senior fellow for indo pacific defence and strategy at the international institute for strategic studies, a british think tank. thank you forjoining us on the programme. firstly, it seems the us is really trying to show its commitment to the south comac —— to the south pacific after china targeted the region with its belt and road initiative.— with its belt and road initiative. ,, ., , ,., , initiative. sure, absolutely. i think chinese _ initiative. sure, absolutely. i think chinese investment - initiative. sure, absolutely. i think chinese investment in l initiative. sure, absolutely. i. think chinese investment in the south pacific has been a concern around the influence that might afford china as well, in the direction that the un

i'm chris hayes. mike pence is in the very first presidential contest state of iowa tonight in the midst of the three-day campaign spectacle. although there's nothing more predictable than a former vice president iran for the white house, mike pence is in a unique position. not only was he number two to the twice impeached twice undated ex president on trump, he is now running against his former boss for the republican nomination. i have to say, mike pence has always struck me as a somewhat ridiculous figure. he always sounds like he is doing a bad impersonation of a politician. but his biggest obstacle in the republican primary is that voters do not seem to like him very much. despite his real advantage on name recognition, just 7% of republican primary voters say they would vote for pence if the primary election were held today. and this is even more damning. 37% have a negative opinion of the former vice president compared with 33% of primary voters who view him positively according to that same nb

and actor he's making his broadway debut, "in between riverside and crazy," which is playing at the hayese in new york city common is back on the show [ cheers and applause he is a "new york times" best-selling author, and every morning at 5:00 a.m., he hosts "way too early" on msnbc jonathan lemire will also be joining us [ cheers and applause and this is so exciting. we're going to have a performance from "some like it hot", now playing on broadway at the shubert theatre. it's a fantastic show. and the book of the musical was co-written by our own amber ruffin [ cheers and applause but before we get to all of that, here at "late night", every night, i deliver a monologue made up of joke written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk that due to my being a straight, white male would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so we'd like to share them with you now in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: these are two of our writers. [ cheers and applause that's am

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm jen psaki in for chris hayesl still on indictment watch. special counsel jack smith's investigation into the effort to steal the 2020 election. so, the grand jury was expected to meet again in washington, d.c., today, but as we learned this afternoon, they did not. the next time they are scheduled to meet is thursday and there are new developments in the special counsel investigation we are g