is hostile environment policy and to develop a major program of cultural change within the home office but the report suggests the policies have not only failed but have had quote a poisonous impact on society. we find that the hostile environment has contributed to forcing many people into destitution has helped to foster racism and discrimination yet there is little evidence that even on its own terms the hostile environment has been effective in its stated goal to reduce the population of people in the u.k. without a legal immigration status. well until very recently illegal migration something that the british so see it to do with greece so it's loose. rather shockingly to the public mind so since so is it illegal migrants so finally impossible to cross a troll to troll trolls. the numbers are going off in the uk and there doesn't seem to be very much that bush could do about it the real problem is that these thousands of people 'd hundreds of people who are coming through trucks should actually be accommodated in france. france office it was a little trances a modern country has a

hostile environment and garment policy to develop a major program of cultural change within the home office but the report suggests the policies have not only failed but have had quote a poisonous impact on society. we find that the hostile environment has contributed to forcing many people into destitution has helped to foster racism and discrimination yet there is little evidence that even on its own terms the hostile environment has been effective in its stated goal to reduce the population of people in the u.k. without. illegal immigration status. illegal migration to your something at the beach. associated with greece. but not to show off you need to the public. it is. finding you. trumps. the numbers are going up. and there doesn't seem to be very much that bush could do to the root problem is that these thousands of people 'd hundreds of people. should actually be accommodated in. france office of the saw a little trances a moment country has a new state it has. laws 'd sue. us courts house rules police may have violated one of the nation's most cherished amendments for asking tech f

in all new damning report has been published about the home office a strategy for dealing with the influx labeled a hostile environment program it was adopted in 2012 on a nationally aimed at fighting illegal immigration it made getting the right to remain in the u.k. very difficult it was hope people would then voluntarily leave the present home secretary pretty but tell how to review the home offices hostile environmental policy that's a quote to develop a major program of cultural change within the home office but the report suggests the policies have not only failed but of quote a poisonous impact on society. we find that the hostile environment has contributed to forcing many people into destitution has helped to foster racism and discrimination yet there is little evidence that even on its own terms the hostile environment has been effective in its stated goal to reduce the population of people in the u.k. . without illegal immigration status. let's delve into some of that with anthony webber on things a political commentator speaking to us from the u.k. good to see you frustrations

and my home office, i've been there a lot more and she wanted her own space, so i was getting kicked out of my home office. >> after hiring an architect and looking at building the traditional way it appeared to be too costly and lengthy. the studio unit starts at $190,000. it includes construction costs, utility connections, delivery and managing all permits with the city. >> it was like having your own i guess, concierge service. everything was taken care of for you. >> a du construction in california has surged dramatically with the passage of new legislation. in 2018 nearly 6000 permits were issued. in 2019 more than 15,000. >> the benefit of building prefab as it takes away the stress and hassle and mess of construction out of the backyard.>> today's install in oakland is the first in the city. the neighbors here have >> by the time we went out this afternoon the house was already put down in the back and it looks gorgeous. >>> san francisco has a new tool to educate parents and teachers on school reopening's. a new online dashboard will provide daily updates on where dozens of

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internet no exceptions nothing you have to take care of your brakes yourself a month or so and home office working from home has plenty of advantages much becomes the longer you don't have to travel to work you don't need to wear suit let's you and if i want a great church got so much done lots of great new ideas new concepts super classic . i've certainly got a lot on the opposite. coast i just have to empty the washing machine. gun that's exactly what we do take care we talk again tomorrow good bye everyone. point yes and now the camera really should be off. so watch that webcam for some of us this is all we have a wanted flexible workplaces and flexible working hours before the coronavirus working from home was the big exception but now at a single strike that's all changed at business school in new york university of analyze the work of more than 3000000 people around the world before the pandemic and now they found that on average people working from home tend to work one hour longer per day meetings usually have more participants than they did before the crisis and there are also mor

meanwhile a new dumbing report is being published about the home office a strategy for dealing with the influx labeled a hostile environment program the initially i'm of the scheme adopted in 2012 was to fight illegal immigration and make staying in the u.k. as difficult as possible for those without any right to remain it was hoped they would then voluntarily leave or as johnson's new government went further still some years ago following to strike new returning arrangements with neighboring countries after briggs it freed the country from its e.u. obligations but the report suggests the policies have not only failed but have had quote a poisonous impact on society. we find that the hostile environment has contributed to forcing many people into destitution has helped to foster racism and discrimination yet there is little evidence that even on its own terms the hostile environment has been effective in its stated goal to reduce the population of people in the u.k. without a legal immigration status. well let's go live on the program now to alan scared as america's professor of interna

poor it has been published into the home office strategy for dealing with the influx label a hostile environment paper the initial aim of the program adopted in 2012 was the fight illegal immigration make staying in the u.k. as difficult as possible for those without any right to remain it was hoped they would then voluntarily leave but the report suggests that policies ings not only failed but also had a quote poisonous impact on society. we find that the hostile environment has contributed to forcing many people into destitution has helped to foster racism and discrimination yet there is little evidence that even on its own terms the hostile environment has been effective in its stated goal to reduce the population of people in the u.k. without a legal immigration status. or less cross live now or 2 bit day an associate professor university in london also an expert in ethnic migrant culture welcome what has led to the scenes this spike of people crossing the channel on provoking a mind to protest what that we've seen over the past number of days. versus the crises we actually emana

meanwhile a new dumbing report has been published about the home office strategy for dealing with the influx labelled the hostile environment programme the initially met the scheme adopted in 2012 was to fight illegal immigration and make staying in the u.k. as difficult as possible for those with any right to remain it was hoped they would then voluntarily leave but the report suggests the policies aimed not only failed but also had a quote poisonous impact on society. we find that the hostile environment has contributed to forcing many people into destitution has helped to foster racism and discrimination yet there is little evidence that even on its own terms the hostile environment has been effective in its stated goal to reduce the population of people in the u.k. without a legal immigration status we're talking tech after the break because a u.s. court has ruled pole lease may have violated the 4th amendment for asking tech firms like google to reveal their whereabouts of users we look into why that is and the ramifications of it. the u.s. is losing its cachet as world's single

the times also talking about the home office and its failings on immigration, but and its failings ondifferent look at it is the daily mirror. gary linkeker is taking a refugee to come live with him. what's he doing here? well he's doing what it says, providing space in his home for a refugee to come and stay with him. this is one way of reporting the story. i think as you said, the times is leading with this point that there are more migrants crossing then have been in quite some time. to be honest, in the context of the wider crisis we are facing, this story does seem like somewhat of a distraction, and it's not as though the numbers of people crossing the channel are significant enough to be posing any real threat. whether it's to the uk economy or whatever the government thinks these migrants will be threatening. but there is a humanitarian crisis for those christ sing the channel, so the fact that mr linkeker is offering this space is nice, but it doesn't affect the structural problem which is people are fleeing, and there's a question around the legality of providing them with t

reading it because you know all the situation is done he's making more and more people work from home office workers like mr serry traveling in they don't need to drive they don't you think probably can't force much and i think there will be a permanent shift in office in the way we work more and more people will be working goodhue days from home and abroad for. the demise of the not to mine also we are an environment where we are concerned about. global warming and naturally renewables are the future during renewables are proven as of over here in the u.k. june during part of the year part of the year we've had 3 nubile producing more any u.k. that we've been dependent on fossil fuels it's possible for a country to depend on humans who have unfortunate going to bring usually produces . a laugh and leave it there thanks for joining us thank you. life on earth. coming to an end. to coincidence. or is it capable happened. to a bit like winning the lottery. first or unique start september 18th on d w. in the army of climate change. clothes made most of us. seem stupid people. today the future.

office have you been reading those stories? better to be well, even if it means working from home even if it's as productive as working in the officeida, rod? >> caller: yes, what's up? >> what's going on >> caller: i'm doing really good how about you? >> excellent day probably one of the finest other than yesterday what's going on? >> caller: just wanted to get your take on chevron, what do you think? >> if you have to own a oil stock, only two that i like, chevron for the dividend, and i like parsley for the growth. but that's it. and i'm not a big fan of the oils i have said that i don't think they're investable any way, companies have figured out how to make remote work to their advantage. all these stay at home moves have staying power with companies like these, which i think are doing very, very well. stick with cramer. as business moves forward, we're all changing the way things get done. like how we redefine collaboration... how we come up with new ways to serve our customers... and deliver our products. but no matter how things change, one thing never will... you can rely on the people and the network of at&t... to help ke

the actual home office, not the home office, if possible. reaction is with laura cooper, our mliv macro strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 53 minutes into a session that shows european equity markets making gains after yesterday's selling. we are looking at a live webcast between the british chambers of commerce, the governor of the bank of england. like theng line, fed, the bank of england is returning inflation to go. how much that suggests the bank of england is willing to let inflation run hot. nice problem that would be right now, but i wonder if that is the message he is trying to communicate. he's been going through the highs and lows of the economy. investment is weak, housing is moment.t the let's get to laura cooper, our mliv macro strategist who has been looking at the details. the pound, already weaker on some of the latest word from home news, down .6%, 127.39. i think what we are seeing from governor bailey is a replication of the messaging he has come out with before. he's basicall

so moustafa alerted the counterterrorism prosecutors in new york, as well as the met police and home officeards the end of last year. ten months on, he is yet to hear back. there are thousands of schools for our cubs... getting it removed became a passion for moustafa and his team. they understand how not just to game platforms, they understand the power of the content that is contained within the caliphate cache. while the documents remain up, the traffic going to them can be monitored. according to the researchers, access to the cache is largely from young people, mainly 18—to 24—year—old males based in the arab world. almost half of the traffic comes from popular social media sites, and most of those clicks come from youtube. there are also the twitter accounts featuring links to the cache in their bios, sometimes even embedded in images. these accounts are lucky to survive for a day in the face of twitter‘s enforcements, so is hijacks accounts and tries to automatically create new ones constantly and at scale. a hijacked justin bieber fan page was used to host the links. as was an engla

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about missed the boat on most of the friendlies at the last dragons which were called the home office for use. on. this is the w. news line from berlin donald trump's former lawyers says the president is guilty of the same crimes that landed him in jail michael cohen prepares to release a tell all memoir that threatens to further damage the president this comes after media reports suggest trump insulted american war dead for his part trumped dismisses claims that he called all the soldiers losers also coming up to the venice film festival gets underway but it might not be quite as you remember it our film critic is at the scene to tell us to lose food behind the mask. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us a series of twists and turns in the u.s. in the run up to the november presidential election and another in a long line of tell all books from former white house insiders has been leaked this one from president trump's former personal attorney michael cohen now cohen was known as trump's fixer and is now serving a 3 year sentence for campaign finance violations and ly

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he says most of his customers are looking to create a home office and heading to the backyard. this 10 by 12 foot two door bond style tuff shed, a new addition to the backyard of mike ralph's home in livermore, installed three weeks ago with his wife working remotely and two high schoolers distance learning. he says they needed to spread out. >> we found we were really running out of room inside the house. i've been swamped with calls, tons of calls due to the pandemic. >> reporter: sergio cortez is an electrical contractor who works with green sheds, a company that custom builds sheds with recycled materials. the owner of green sheds tells me, since the pandemic hit sales have gone up 50% and 95% of customers want to use the shed has some sort of home office, not storage. >> when we put lofts in it you are able to take a nap up there. we have an air conditioner, a heater. we have water. we can do as much as we want in these structures. some of these are very elaborate . >> reporter: a psychology professor at santa clara university is not surprised by the demand for sheds. many

the company known for, yes, that ergonomic aeron office chair, flexing its on the home office boom muscle with quarterly revenue coming in at $628 million. plus a more than $97 million beat on estimates. the stock jumping 33.33% at the moment. herman miller reinstating its dividend and announcing its first concept store dedicated to the home office. nice move for herman miller. >>> we've got a blowout win for esports entertainment. registered users growing 400% during the latest go legends series of the company's tournament. the online event also drawing 1.7 million unique viewers for partner allied esports. esports is up 12.25%. allied up 3.5%. shares both very much powering higher on that news. >>> quick check of the nasdaq, down 230 points right now. not to be outdone, barstool sports partner penn national gaming leveling up. steeple taking the bet on the portnoy momentum trade, as barstool founder dave portnoy. raising its price target from $47 to $84 a share two days after the soft launch of team-up sports betting app. guess where it stands now? $71.62 for a gain of 5.5%. >>> all rig

a group of uk mps say the home office has no idea what its £400 million a year immigration enforcementit achieves, meaning it is unprepared for brexit. us presidential candidatejoe it is unprepared for brexit. us presidential candidate joe biden condemns trump's handling of the pandemic is close to criminal, accusing him of deliberately playing down the impact of the virus, leading to thousands unnecessary deaths. and seven years after leaving the club, gareth bale is expected to fly to london today to com plete expected to fly to london today to complete a season long loan from real madrid to tottenham. hello and a warm welcome if you are watching in the uk or around the world. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the uk government is considering taking further measures across england to try to slow the surge of coronavirus infections. it's just days after the "rule of six" was introduced to limit gatherings. the measures, described by downing street as a "circuit break", have been raised after the government's chief scientific advisors — sir p

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home. officers tackled parscale and took him to the hospital for evaluation after his wife called 911. she said he was intoxicated, armed and threatened to harm himself. >> get on the ground, man. get on the ground. get on the ground. get on the ground, man. >> i didn't do anything. i didn't do anything. i didn't do anything. >> calm down. >> stay down. >> put your hands behind your back. >> hey, we'll figure it all out. don't worry about it. >> i didn't do anything. i didn't do anything. >> police say parscale's wife accused her husband of previously hitting her. parscale was demoted from the position of campaign manager in july. >>> president trump reportedly wanted his daughter ivanka to be his running mate in 2016. the president is quoted as saying ivanka is, quote, smart and beautiful and people would love her. in a new book former deputy campaign manager rick gates claims the president repeatedly floated the idea. >>> a new study out this morning is raising concern about the spread of the coronavirus among children. earlier i spoke with dr. ryan ribeiro about this study. we also

ways to go from home to office from office back to home and then next. family men or colleagues or friends and so on and now we have social commitment and not only that. new challenge class and a good time with good friends big time thief waste of time is my cell phone my mobile phone it always rings it always brings him since me some messages and so on so i can't just switch it off because i have to be available for my patients for family emergencies and so on so how can it cope that yeah yeah yeah smart phone is very hot in the 1st generation to have. the chance to deal with a smile from the right way and 1st of all don't think about using a smartphone in black or white in. person off course and on and you have to split between emergency calls yeah. and push notifications from what's app social media and news feeds app and. push up notifications then are 50 percent less pings beings on your smartphone and that's a good strategy and then talk with your people around you if it's possible that you have 2 hours in the day you could go in a flight mode and

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well even though many tech stocks stand to position or stand to benefit from the shift to home home office and things like that these levels just were completely unsustainable so i think a lot of people say if this was a much needed correction for a market that's gotten overvalued yes you have seen and trading during the course of today the european stocks of at least remained steady was yesterday just a bit. it appears to be a blip as you mentioned european stocks have stabilized u.s. stock futures are pointing up so it seems that we are seeing a bit of a recovery today but investors say that this really is a reminder about there's still a lot of risks for investors for the global economy for a while and we don't know how successful these vaccine trials are going to be there's been a lot of hope pinned on a vaccine being found very soon we really don't know if that's going to be the case so still a lot of volatility a lot of uncertainty ahead. so thanks a lot for keeping us on top of it business correspondent chelsea delineate in front . and finally some good news for cinemas the least ma

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we still have steve paulson here, at the home office. he has the details for our forecast. steve?>> pretty quiet, today, dave. and all eyes are on, as you see . >> [ laughter ] >> on the weekend, dave. this thing, right there. that's why i can hear dave. then, it's going to get hot, but we have a good fog bank, maybe not the coverage we saw a couple days, 50s, 60s on your temperatures, 61, status quo for one day, then things are retreating sooner. maybe nothing at all showing up on the weekend, so we till have concorde with an on shore breeze, at least for now. retreats are warmer today, but everything after today is saying above average on those temperatures. right let's go to sal now and say good morning point hopefully it's quiet in this dark hour. good morning, sir. >>> it is quite at this dark hour, you are absolutely right, steve. we do have a nice looking beginning to this thursday commute, if you are driving out with your car somewhere. i guess, if you are driving, what other driving is there? i guess a golf ball -- but i digress. there have been no major problems here on

thingy foundation for home learning home shopping home office working and many of the services that are now being offered online without broadband it's simply impossible to run a business these days or to expand a business so. fast data connections are a basis a requirement and an opportunity for rural areas to develop it's only with this technology that rural areas will finally be able to exploit that potential and attract investment and population. generation the investment leap that we're going to see through this next generation of use is a one time opportunity it's a once in a lifetime opportunity to move forward with development and less fail this is why we want to focus on secure a connection to vittie developing 5 g. 6 g. and last 5 last. night we need to use this opportunity to come up with a common approach for connectivity and the development of digital infrastructure in europe now none of this is an end in itself so this is about no less than europe's digital sovereignty but it isn't enough. and in this context i'm very pleased to announce 8000000000 investment in super comp

houses and if potential homeowners want these features remember, i'm actually looking for home builders putting two offices in homes the drug stocks have been horrendous because they are an easy political target for both parties and because they are recession stocks where the economy isn't receiving, it's accelerating everybody is focused on the race for a covid vaccine in the broader economy but really doesn't matter much in the pharmaceutical industry as much as we like to think it does. there is no way anybody makes big money off a vaccine. when it comes to big pharma, i care about blockbusters and that's why we pay close attention to when pfizer holds a meeting on monday. vaccine news and back down to 35 we might hear amazing things from the company and slow to produce new drugs. tuesday we hear from two of my absolute favorite company. fedex and adobe. fedex can talk christmas surcharge and overseas strength including china. i bet they will be ready for the holidays i'm so confident about this one, if it rallies too much, switch directions and take the pin action and go buy some united parcel because

he says clients are looking to add space, or perhaps a home office, with so many students and parentsm home. one homeowner who just got a new shed told us his neighbors are considering it too. >> i talked to a lot of people and they were either looking into it or they have done it already, and they have plans to have their own shed put in. >> a walnut creek company called green sheds builds the custom sheds with recycled materials. the owner says demand is up about 95% and he is booked into next spring. >>> coming up, and 125-year-old tree that has become an old friend to some. by city crews say it has to come down. >>> plus, the largest wildfire research center of its kind in the bay area. the effort to better understand , model and fight wildfires. >>> and the forecast includes some dirty air and a warm-up towards the weekend. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of read

we saw lots of changes in mood ability patterns less business trips less commuting to work more home office some of those probably will be maintained after the pandemic and of course due to lock downs which is not a positive thing for the economy and for the humans but nevertheless consumption production went down and therefore also energy use raw material use and therefore it was something less stress on the environment went down so overall i would say it's more the opposite that we didn't see batons change in the way that our environmentally more destructive although disposable to probably one point where it did yes last in terms of individual behavior but by the way can we say that this pandemic has been good or bad for the environment. i think that rest still to be seen in the immediate effect as i said consumption production went down there was no at travel for some time many factories went on on leave pretty much put their people on leave didn't work and so it was like a pause for the environment for the stress on the environment in most areas and but is it it is with a pause button i

steve paulson is working in his home office.e has much to say about today, and this weekend. >>> it is the weekend. today will not be too bad, but it will be warmer. after a cool week for many, temperatures are below average for monday all the way to thursday. now they will go above for many. it will be a slow process on the closed, -- on the coast. it disappeared yesterday, and it is getting squashed. visibility for 2 miles and santa rosa -- oakland is

office furniture company stock is up 15%. the first quarter was hit hard with everybody working from home but retail business is better. why? had to buy office chairs for our new home office. vaccine maker moderna up higher. and biontech buys site from novartis the company says the site in germany could be operational with an annual production capacity with 750 million doses. up 3.5% ahead. >> back on to the court. news on when college basketball may make its return for the season dow tufures are down 230 we are back right after this you're not using too much are you, hon? charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. call, click, or visit your local xfinity store today. >>> back in the mark

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organized on my own as an event manager was allowed to top i remember about as novato commerce with a home office and in. that year i was in london 30. or 14 times a day and it was kind of a student's dream. you're holding a computer game tournament in the coolest city in europe and there was this incredibly friendly and attractive a hotel manager we had a lot of fun with the time management of a few spots but. what started out in a london hotel for reichert is now a mass phenomenon i the events are bustling with visitors and the online viewership of world championships can reach $44000000.00. doesn't. mean of us it is definitely a global phenomenon but it's bigger in some asia. ager is where the legal role is to all of it especially south korea it may not be the birthplace of the national that's more talent but they are perhaps like how soccer is brazilians asean for life enforced by this i say much of the international sports elite comes from south korea i the state strongly intervened in this development. in the late 1990 s. the government subsidized purchases of home p.c.'s and broadband inte

environment we saw lots of changes him ability patterns less business trips less commuting to work more home office some of those probably will be maintained after the pandemic and of course you 2 lockdowns which is not a positive thing for the economy and for the humans but nevertheless consumption production went down and therefore also energy use raw material use and therefore it was something with stress on the environment went down so overall i would say it's more the opposite that we didn't see batons change the way that our environmentally more destructive although we're disposable to probably one point where it did yes last in terms of individual behavior but by the way can we say that this pandemic has been good or bad for the environment. i think that rest still to be seen in the immediate effect as i said consumption production went down there was no at travel for some time many factories went on on leave pretty much put their people on leave didn't work and so it was like a pause for the environment for the stress on the environment in most areas and what is it that it is with a pause b

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