guy: ian bremmer there of eurasia group.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: we are heading into the close here in europe. a gap higher first thing this morning, largely held. we are off our earlier lows, and the green for most of the day. london outperforming today. the ftse 100 may be getting a boost to the pound as well. the dax and the cac 40 bouncing back after big losses yesterday. we will dig into the details in just a moment to give you an idea of what is going on exactly. quite interesting sector rotation story developing as well. the other thing i want to mention is we are going to be talking more about the ev transition. talking to lucid in the last hour. . this hour, rolls-royce. the company announcing today it is going to stop selling gas cars. it is going ev. the new car is going to be called the spectra. the ceo is going to join us next. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have

bold prediction, ian! all right- we are _ sane. bold prediction, ian! all right.right. we are going to go finally sane. bold prediction, ian! all- right. we are going to go finally to the metro and covering there, like all the front actually, the death of jimmy greaves. there is a picture of him. much of his football was during the days of black and white. have you guys heard ofjimmy greaves? filth. you guys heard ofjimmy greaves? 0h, es. that you guys heard ofjimmy greaves? oh, yes- that was — you guys heard ofjimmy greaves? oh, yes. that was meant _ you guys heard ofjimmy greaves? oh, yes. that was meant to _ you guys heard ofjimmy greaves? oh, yes. that was meant to be _ yes. that was meant to be patronising. _ yes. that was meant to be patronising, obviously. - yes. that was meant to be | patronising, obviously. but yes. that was meant to be - patronising, obviously. but he was the messy of his day. so patronising, obviously. but he was the messy of his day. sui patronising, obviously. but he was the messy of his day.— the messy of his day. so i hear. i had to

ian: much more so.onment where the americans and chinese are not talking to each other, the europeans are taking the lead on climate regulations. there are rules and regulations on privacy and data are the most advanced in the world and being taken up by other countries because there out in front. that is not to say their economies are performing incredibly well, but the lessons taken from the near-death experience of brexit and from the disaster that was brexit negotiations and has had a much bigger impact on the u.k. than the e.u. has helped to bring the eu together and the europeans ended up responding to covid in a much more coherent and cohesive way, both in terms of the vaccines as well as economic restructuring and rebuilding. all of that means they are in a better position. tom: you speak of a misjudgment of president biden in america, whether it is china or europe. what is the prism they look through now when they observed this president. ian: i think they recognize that even though they like b

ian carter, the four days at wentworth. ian carter. thank— the four days at wentworth.will speak to you at about 7:45pm when we should know more about what those captains pics should be. to football, where liverpool's unbeaten start to the premier league season has continued. they beat leeds 2—0 at elland road, mo salah with the opener — his 100th premier league goal. thiago had a goal disallowed but liverpool did get a second, fabinho with the finish. in it dowse, eventually. leeds then had pascal struijk sent off for a challenge on harvey elliott, who appeared to suffer a nasty injury and left the pitch on a stretcher. best wishes to him. the man advantage eventually told, sadio mane making it 3—0 in stoppage time. liverpool are third — level on points with leaders manchester united. leeds' wait for a first win this season goes on. in the wsl, reigning champions chelsea made up for their opening day loss with a 4—0 thrashing of everton. fran kirby opened the scoring before two goals from sam kerr gave the blues a 3—0 lead. beth england then rounded off the match after

ian pannell with us from doha again tonight. ian, thank you. our coverage of afghanistan for tonight. >>> but in the meantime, we do turn now to the other major news this evening, hurricane ida and now the storms moving up the east coast, right into the northeast next. tonight, the deadly highway collapse from these new storms after already wrecking havoc along the gulf coast. more than 1 million customers without power in this stifling heat and with homes destroyed. our team flying over grand isle, louisiana, with the coast guard. communities still under water and cut off. destruction everywhere, twisted debris, semi-trucks overturned. homes and buildings damaged or destroyed. and with these new storms, i mentioned, that collapse, two people were killed when that mississippi highway came down, undermined by flood waters. ginger zee with the track of these dangerous new storms in a moment, but first, our chief national correspondent matt gutman flying with the coast guard and what he saw. >> reporter: tonight, those hardest hit communities from

meteor;ologos tem;ian fuertes lluvias en texas y l luisiana. es muy ligera en este momento, va y viene, en es zona residencial todavÍa hay daÑos a causa de la acumulaciÓn de agua. spuede apreciar a mi derechc;omo se han elevado los niveles en esta zona residencial en particular. puedo mencionar de tambiÉn que el gobernador de texas declar;o el condado de galveston y otros 16 como zona de desastre. se espera que la ahora tormenta causa inundaciones a la regi;on entre seis hasta 12 pulgadas por la lluvia, y a medida que avanza por el noreste. debo mencionar que en las escuelas, colegios y univerdades han sido cerrada y cientos de vuelos han sido cancelados. hemos visto a t trav;es de las hor que hay unidades de obras p;ublicas y energ;ia el;ectrica trabajando para restaurar los servicios. regresamos al estudio. >> gracias, vÍctor hugo ca castillo por el reporte. ahora nos movemos a texas city con franciscgracias, vÍctor hugo cao por el reporte. ahora nos movemos a texas city con francisco fajardo, ¿cu;al es la situaci;on all;i >> buenas tardes, a

was saying to him, no, ian, you have got to finish like greavsie. we have already seen a minutes applause at the west ham stadium, the team in action against manchester united. he would be the first to admit he did not play his best football at west ham. a brief speu best football at west ham. a brief spell at ac milan. brief though it was he made an impact there. his numbers were startling. that is what will make gary lineker setup —— sit up. 266 goals in 379 games for tottenham. those are staggering numbers. there is no doubt there was a time when he was regarded as one of the best footballers in this country and among the best in the world. the word demon. if you read his autobiography, it lags it up in a lot of detail. missing out on the 1966 world cup final, losing his place to geoff hurst, he did pretty well in the final. his injury. and to miss the final. a tough blow for him to take. he said he got over it but in the long run it had an impact and was probably to blame for his alcohol addiction. and was probably to blame for his alcoholaddict

he reached the landmark of 2,000 test runs and 100 wickets faster than sir ian botham.an sir ian botham. says the intensity of test cricket he says the intensity of test cricket is too much. he will carry on playing and shorter formats of the game and is in the preliminary squad for the t—20 world cup next month. he'll continue to play in limited overs internationals though, and is in england's preliminary squad. i hope on the back of what he has done there will be so many young boys and girls wanting to follow in his. is dash—mac in his footsteps because the way he plays and carries himself is fantastic. four—time grand slam winner naomi 0saka says she will return to tennis soon after getting the "itch" to play again. 0saka took another break from tennis earlier this month after her us open title defence was ended by eventual runner—up leylah fernandez in round three. the 23—year—old japanese player previously withdrew from this year's french open and missed wimbledon to focus on her mental health. she says her return would properly be seen and icy wouldn't really matt

ian: it really depends on who you talk to.ne of the biggest concerns is hey, we are going wild, we are building all of these plans, we are worried about these shortages. maybe this time next year we have a glut and all of the chip industry is in big problems with massive amount of industry and lower prices. listen to the chipmaking ceos. they are saying we are in an unprecedented boom time and it will carry on. emily: ian king, thank you for the update. you know it all. sticking with cars, rolls-royce says it plans to move entirely to electric cars within the next decade. the luxury carmaker made the announcement as it revealed its first ev. it will go on sale by the end of 2023. the company's ceo is confident that global chip crunch will not affect its timeline. >> i mean, we are very lucky to be part of the bmw group. for that reason, we are well served with all semiconductors that we need. rightly so, knowing the contribution margins, knowing how profitable our businesses. for that reason, we are not running short. emily: m

ian carter, thank you for bringing us up to date.tart to the premier league season has continued as they beat leeds 3—0. the win takes them level on points with leaders manchester united, but it came at a price, as michael redford reports. life brings out a range of emotions, excitement, passion, nerves, time to take a deep breath and try and enjoy it. jurgen klopp is, his liverpool side are unbeaten so far. mo salah has played his part in that. two good goals already, better make that three, a 100 premier league finish from the egyptian who can also give us s. thiago's header disallowed, offside. a second goal arrived, had been year with the finish shortly after half—time but the delight soon became despair, harvey elliott's team over after a challenge. he was sent off, elliott left on the stretcher. the concern clear for all to see. when play finally resumed liverpool would get a third, sadio mane on target, the 13th league game unbeaten but a victory overshadowed by elliot's injury, a match filled with many emotions. after the mat

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>> ian pannell tonight, ian, thank you. >>> and another headline involving france tonight, that country blasting a new u.s. and uk security deal with australia for nuclear powered submarines. part of the effort to hold china in check. but that deal prompted australia to cancel a submarine deal with france. >>> back here at home tonight to a developing headline from washington at this hour. a lawyer with ties to the democratic party tonight charged with lying to the fbi. he provided information that said was possible communication between trump organization computers and a russian bank. tonight a special counsel appointed by former president trump indicting the attorney for allegedly lying about who he was representing and making those claims. let's get right to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with late reporting. pierre. >> reporter: david, the special counsel indicted michael sussmann who retired from a prominent law firm with ties to the dnc and hillary clinton campaign and whether the trump organization was in contact with a russian bank and yielded nothing but the spec

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> well said. back at home, we have smoky skies impacting air quality in the bay area. live look from the traffic cams. haze could impact your holiday weekend. meteorologist rob mayeda, smoke and heat. >> temperatures are spiking up in 90s and saw ian cull in mask because it's unhealthy still. fires to the north, and smoke going offshore and occasionally coming in across the bay area. not like lake tahoe but sonoma county higher hilltops toward sunday. smoke advisory extended through labor day monday, and valley high temperatures starting in upper 90s. we'll look closer in a couple of minutes. >> thanks rob. >>> new at 11:00, if you got the moderna vaccine, this applies to you, booster shot expected to be rolled out later this month may be delayed. federal regulators need more data before approving the plan. pfizer? jean elle has the details. >> reporter: biden administration plans to make beaverton shots available the week of september 20th but that may be change. fda needs to determine the safety

back in the arms of her dad ian, she credited _ more.e. back in the arms of her dad i ian, she credited him and mum rene is the driving force behind her success. ., ., ., ., success. tough love and at the time and probably _ success. tough love and at the time and probably not — success. tough love and at the time and probably not as _ success. tough love and at the time and probably not as grateful - success. tough love and at the time and probably not as grateful as - success. tough love and at the time and probably not as grateful as in i and probably not as grateful as in hindsight, but theyjust gave me a hug when i came back, nothing crazy, no big celebration. marmot made some really good home—made dumplings, but there was nothing crazy or over—the—top, just some reassuring saying they are proud of me that is enough. saying they are proud of me that is enou:h. ,, . .,, saying they are proud of me that is enou:h. ,, . , saying they are proud of me that is enouh. ,, . , enough. since last saturday, she has not been out — enough. since

margaret keenan, then ian mckellen. willoughby rolled out on the cameras? == ian mckellen.t be. it doesn't seem — on the cameras? -- will it be. it doesn't seem to _ on the cameras? -- will it be. it doesn't seem to very _ on the cameras? -- will it be. it doesn't seem to very high - on the cameras? -- will it be. it. doesn't seem to very high take-up, doesn't seem to very high take—up, and there's— doesn't seem to very high take—up, and there's not a lot of persuading to do _ and there's not a lot of persuading to do a— and there's not a lot of persuading to do. a minority of people have been _ to do. a minority of people have been reluctant to have vaccination. so, probably in the older age groups. — so, probably in the older age groups, where the benefits are obviously — groups, where the benefits are obviously much greater than they are if you're _ obviously much greater than they are if you're younger. it may not be necessary _ if you're younger. it may not be necessary. that was not the start, when _ necessary. that was not the start, when all _ necessary. that was no

in later years he was a tv pundit alongside former liverpool striker ian stjohn in saint and greavsie. the british government will hold further talks with the energy regulator amid soaring gas prices — with warnings more companies could go bust. we are not being complacent about this at all. the clear message that i want to give to people is that we do not see the risks of supplies right now and prices are being protected. the foreign secretary has defended the uk's security pact with the us and australia, despite a diplomatic row with france. the first non—professional space crew ever launched into orbit has returned safely after their three—day mission. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the footballing legend jimmy greaves has died at the age of 81. he was one of the most prolific strikers in the game's history — scoring more than 400 goals in a 15—year career for chelsea, ac milan, tottenham, west ham, and of course england. he remains one of england's top scorers of all time — only wayne rooney, bobby charlton and gary lineker have got more goals

lucy fleming, the niece of ian - lucy fleming, the niece of ian fleming.ere are worries that when the lava does hit the water there could be explosions and noxious gas could be released as it begins to cool. the headlines on bbc news... the army is on standby to help ease the uk�*s fuel crisis as the government asks up to 150 military tanker drivers to prepare to deliver to forecourts meanwhile the petrol retailers association says don�*t panic buy. i�*m afraid to say that there is still quite a bit of panic buying around the country. we do ask people to come down and that the system get back to normal. r.kelly is facing life in jail after being found guilty of exploiting his superstar status to traffick women and children for sexual abuse. a 36—year—old man is expected to appear in court today charged with the murder of sabina nessa a teacherfound dead in south london more than a week ago. keeping an eye on climate change with an out of this world view the new satellite watching what humans are doing to the planet. britain�*s labour party has pledged to "

ian cole joins us near kirkwood. >> reporter: the dry brush continues. the winds have substantially died down. the firefighters have been making some real progress here, setting some back burns like this one as evacuees miles away watch and wait. tonight as the caldor fire races on in some parts of the sierra, igniting trees and brush, 4400 fire person frel nine states are on the offensive. setting back fires like the one toward the main fire to keep it from spreading toward south lake tahoe. the gusts of wind fueling caldor fire earlier this week have slowed and aren't spreading as quickly. >> we have crews, again, we're extremely aggressive. got through all the spots. >> reporter: the fire now in an 18 day has swept down valley, through swamps of cabins while missing others. 650 homes destroyed. another 30,000 threatened. about 30 miles away in carson city, nevada, hundreds of evacuees camp out who never thought fire would threaten the tahoe basin. >> i think sunday, monday, we were super hopeful. i'm keeping my fingers crossed. >> reporter: brett sull

as ian said, _ becomes a massive problem. as ian said. it's _ becomes a massive problem. on us very suddenly as winter_ said, it's come on us very suddenly as winter ahead of us and with these kind of— as winter ahead of us and with these kind of supply issues, that need to make _ kind of supply issues, that need to make sure — kind of supply issues, that need to make sure the business secretary -ets make sure the business secretary gets on— make sure the business secretary gets on top of his quickly as possible _ gets on top of his quickly as possible. we've already seen over the summer that supplies have gone out of— the summer that supplies have gone out of business. there are fears that build — out of business. there are fears that build may only be six or ten left at the — that build may only be six or ten left at the end of the year. then there _ left at the end of the year. then there is— left at the end of the year. then there is the concern of how this is actually— there is the concern of how this is actually going to impact on the taxpayers. the increase over th

a relaxed raconteur, he was a tv natural, and saint and greavsie — alongside ian stjohn — was a hit withwers. although the programme ended in the early �*90s, the affection for greaves certainly didn't, and in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the world cup final at last received a winner's medal. it was a fitting reward for one of football's most popular and prolific talents. rarely has the art of goal—scoring been made to look quite so easy. tributes have been pouring in from all across football and beyond today. gary lineker followed in jimmy greaves�* footsteps in representing tottenham and england before also taking up a career in broadcasting. for me, jimmy was one of my heroes as well. obviously growing up, watching him play, we didn't have the amount of games on television that we now do, but managed to see him play a few times. i also was fortunate enough to meet him on numerous occasions, and he was always affable and fun and hugely knowledgeable. he was a great personality, a wonderful footballer and a man with huge charisma and fun, and he'll be much missed. how poigna

a relaxed raconteur, he was a tv natural, and saint and greavsie — alongside ian stjohn — was a hit with�*90s, the affection for greaves certainly didn't, and in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the world cup final at last received a winner's medal. it was a fitting reward for one of football's most popular and prolific talents. rarely has the art of goal—scoring been made to look quite so easy. jimmy greaves, who's died at the age of 81. the footballing world has been paying tribute tojimmy greaves. the spurs and england captain harry kane tweeted "rip jimmy greaves. jimmy's former clubs have been sending their condolences. chelsea tweeted: while a tweet from spurs read: and fellow spurs and england striker gary lineker had this to say: our sports correspondent jenny kumar is at tottenham's stadium in north london, where this afternoon they'll be taking on another ofjimmy greaves' old clubs, chelsea. just tell us, what is the atmosphere like? ., , ., , ., like? fans had been arriving here with floral tributes. _ like? fans had been arriving here with floral tributes. they - like

it's an interview that ian wright has done along with the poet and writer about ian wright's own personalo have the story on the inside pages of the teen stars in general, notjust emma raducanu but bukayo saka, sky brown, they're focused and unflappable. i wondered what you both, how you both respond to those stories because they really aren't very much role models in a different way from sports players of the past. yes. sports players of the past. yes, absolutely- _ sports players of the past. yes, absolutely. when _ sports players of the past. yes, absolutely. when it _ sports players of the past. yes, absolutely. when it becomes, l sports players of the past. us: absolutely. when it becomes, to who is the best nation of being sport lovers i think we would see we love it. and now i guess we celebrate their sporting achievements but i guess, we are talking about the media, we take pieces out of them as well and ask about their background and find out about them and ian wright's thing, i would urge everyone listening to listen to that desert island discs. obviously a fantastic footballer

ian carter, in ohio, thank you.at was last weekend's belgium grand prix, the first dutch race for 36 years is set to be a thriller tomorrow. it's max verstappen�*s home event and after claiming pole he'll be hoping to retake the drivers' championship lead from lewis hamilton. but there's less time than it takes to blink an eye separating them after an eventful qualifying as nick parrott reports. the sun, sea and sand at zandfort was welcome after last weekend's rain in belgium. delayed for a year by the pandemic, qualifying for the dutch grand prix was worth the wait. kimi raikkonen missed it, though, going into isolation after testing positive for coronavirus. after delight last weekend with qualifying second, there was double delight for williams. disappointment for williams. both the briton and his canadian team—mate crashed out during the second session. neither were hurt. roared on by 70,000 fans, there was no stopping red bull's max verstappen surging to his sixth pole in seven races, but title rival lewis ham

ian lee, cbs news. >> that's the overnight news for this thursday.or some the news continues, for others check back for cbs mornings and follow online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital i'm jan crawford. >> good morning, this is cbs news flash, from new york. the first all-civilian crew in history has made it to space, a giant leap for space travel and spacex, they lifted off from nasa's kennedy space center in florida for a three day flight. the crew includs jared, heyley, sian and chris sembroski as mission specialist. they will splash down on saturday in the gulf of mexico or the atlantic near florida. more news on the cbsnews app on your cellphone for connected tv. i'm tom nson, >>> it's thursday, september 16th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." >> three, two, one -- [ cheers ] >> ignition and takeoff -- >> "inspiration 4," spacex makes history sending four civilians into space. the special phone call they'll make while spending three days in orbit. >>> booster battle. a new debate emerges on whether americans need

�*s care. house, half of it will be taken for ian's care-— ian's care.erent _ somebody with a diagnosis. you told us about your different financial i us about your different financial responsibilities, how are the figures adding up for you, how are you making it work? it is figures adding up for you, how are you making it work?— you making it work? it is quite difficult. ian _ you making it work? it is quite difficult. ian served _ you making it work? it is quite difficult. ian served 22 - you making it work? it is quite difficult. ian served 22 years i you making it work? it is quite| difficult. ian served 22 years in the army and has a military pension but the vast majority of that goes towards his care, he also has a small pension and i i have tojuggle looking after the house and going to work and visiting ian, making sure everything for him is good, it is difficult when he has appointments for me to be able to be there and take part in those appointments so we do the best we can. i don�*t want to become bitter about anything, i think that is very cor

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ian lee reports. >> reporter: captain kirk is ready for his close-up and a head scratch.animal shelter in germany is using these pictures for the cat's tinder profile, to high pressure him boldly go to a new home. quite simply, it's a lot of fun and boring than boring newspaper ads, this worker says. we'd thought we'd join the young people and follow the trend on tinder. i don't won't find cute kittens or playful puppies here. these are older animals. they still love long walks on the beach, but they have a harder time finding new owners. "we've created profiles for 15 potential pets," this man says. "it's important to highlight that many of the animals here are lonely souls." the covid lockdown last year saw many pandemic puppies adopted, but some are now being abandoned as people go back to work. many ending up at this shelter. now they've already got folks swiping right in approval of their new tinder approach. and who knows? maybe even captain kirk will find a purr-fect match. ian lee, >>> for many, coffee is part of our morning ritual, no matter what it cost, and tho

you will want to hear what "today in the bay"'s ian cole has to say. >> despite the different variants, the one constant in fighting covid is wearing a mask. a newly released study from stanford shows how effective they are. half of the villages were given free mask, and the villages wearing masks, symptomatic cases were 9% lower than the villages not wearing them, and for those 60 and above it was 35% lower. >> it's not just about an individual wearing a mask to protect himself or herself. it's about an individual wearing a mask to keep the community safe. >> it's believed to be the first large-scale randomized study on the effectiveness of masks in a real-world setting. doctors say any protection helps, and they found surgical masks works better than cloth ones. >> now we can say a more effective masks leads to greater levels of protection. >> the team of doctors show giving masks away with encouragement from community leaders. as for here in the more densely populated bay area -- >> we would expect, if anything, that the impact of masks might be greater in the bay area at this time

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we saw the likes of ian poulter interacting with the crowd, they were throwing merchandise and amongstowd of given them a pretty warm and friendly reception so far. but you suspect that may all change tomorrow when the competition starts. europe know they are right up starts. europe know they are right up against her. they are the holders but they won't be the favourites here. they are the underdogs are up against what is a strong us team and of course a partisan crowd.— of course a partisan crowd. andy, thank you very much. the australian prime minister has said there will be "no special deals" to allow the families of england cricketers to travel for the ashes. some england players are considering pulling out because of australia's strict covid—19 travel protocols. it's after british prime minister boris johnson discussed the issue with scott morrison at a dinner in washington. morrison said... australia plans to ease restrictions once 80% of adults are vaccinated, morrison says that figure will reach 50% this week. the first test is scheduled to begin on the 8th of december. earlier

so -- and ian, what's the most annoying thing you've learned?oo much youtube. >> sean: too much youtube? there's other things, you know. [ laughter ] there's instagram, there's television. >> jimmy kimmel last night. >> sean: you were watching kimmel? >> i was. >> sean: on youtube? >> that's fantastic. check out abc sometime. [ laughter ] did you honeymoon in the garage like i requested? >> pretty much, yeah. >> sean: you did? >> we're saving up, we want to go to vietnam when travel opens up. >> sean: wait, you want to go where? >> vietnam. >> sean: wow. you don't hear that often, we want to honeymoon in vietnam. what about vietnam? >> sightseeing. >> we love the food. >> sean: you love vietnamese food. i don't think i've ever had it, i'll try it. look, now the traditional first year gift is paper. so for you guys tonight, i got you something printed on paper. our friends at united airlines are giving you two first class tickets anywhere in the world, so i guess you're going to vietnam! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sean: we've got a good one ton

i'll give ian a second if he wants to go ahead. otherwise, i can start with a brief presentation of the project. >> we can hear you now, ian. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> oakie dokey. i appreciate you want this to be focused on the issues you want to be focused on and we will try to do that. let me just get my dam computer to respond here. and let me take this to full screen. and are you able to see the screen? >> no. ian, if you prefer, i can share screen and you can tell me next slide and then you can run the presentation. >> okay. fine. go ahead. >> sure. is everybody able to see our screen? >> so, vidhi, you have all of the slide show presentation? >> i do. >> okay. let's roll to the next slide quickly please. >> sure. >> okay. so i think you're all familiar with the site, basically an l-shaped site. we have elements that are facing montgomery and broadway. next slide, please. this is the aerial view of the project as we're proposing it. this is the building that faces montgomery which is the building on the with the brick fa

in later years he was a tv pundit alongside former liverpool striker ian stjohn in saint and greavsie. the british government says it's confident there's no risk to energy supplies for customers — amid soaring gas prices and warnings more companies could go bust. we are not being complacent about this at all, but i think the clear message that i want to give to people is that we do not see risks of supplies right now and prices are being protected. the foreign secretary has defended the uk's security pact with the us and australia, despite a diplomatic row with france. the first non—professional space crew ever launched into orbit has returned safely after their three—day mission. now on bbc news, the travel show with mike corey. this week, on the travel show... ..i am in argentina, exploring an amazing sunken town that has re—emerged from under the water. then i had to the country's spectacular iguazu falls. oh, my god! and in wales, wejoin a couple starting out on a pedal—powered adventure at sea, searching for a more sustainable future. ow! we're kicking off this week in south amer

michael, ian says it's- then adding another layer. thank you. michael, ian says it's great i you.ctober 2023 and will not be backdated. unfortunately, if you are, as ian is, in a situation where you are seeing money going out for care costs at the moment, increasingly struggling to pay for those care costs, there is no immediate help. it will not be backdated. t’tt costs, there is no immediate help. it will not be backdated.— it will not be backdated. i'll put this to you _ it will not be backdated. i'll put this to you as — it will not be backdated. i'll put this to you as well, _ it will not be backdated. i'll put this to you as well, peter i it will not be backdated. i'll put i this to you as well, peter harrison is asking again about the lifetime saving of £86,000. we're being told it doesn't include accommodation. this means in essence, the government will pay for the costs. the cost of looking after you. but the fact that you are in a care home means that additional costs — lighting, heating and food. maybe things you choose to pay for as well. they will be additional costs.

ian reeve, bbc news.pen and now one of the city's premier orchestras is returning to the stage. the new york philhamonic is putting on its first season of concerts for more than 18 months. tim allman reports. established in 1842, the new york philharmonic has been performing for nearly 180 years. a vital and much loved part of the city's cultural bloodstream. but then came covid and the music stopped. now, 556 days later, final rehearsals are taking place. the phil is coming home. i feel like we are an important part of bringing new york back to normalcy, even though it's starting very slowly and it's still very tentative, we are aiming in the right direction. this is a very optimistic and exciting new beginning. the orchestra has performed a series of one—off events, mostly online, or outdoors, but this will be a proper concert, in a proper concert hall, with a paying and no doubt appreciative audience. i feel like almost a rebirth as a musician. as a musician we play 130—140 concerts a year and you neve

ian cull, "today in the bay." >>> coming on the "today" show richard bester will discuss the fate of booster shots after "today in the bay." >>> the elizabeth holmes' fraud trial will resume today and a theranos whistleblowers expected to return to the stand. on wednesday she talked about the company's high failure rate on its blood testing machine and cherry-picking the data that offered the best results. holmes' attorneys are trying to deflect blame on the former lab directors and scientists. stick with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the elizabeth holmes' trial. we will walk you through every step of the way with team coverage and analysis and we are following the very latest both on air as well as online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> a possible new answer to help tackle california's housing crisis. governor newsom signed two laws promising to add tens of thousands of housing units statewide. the governor calls it california's new housing accelerator. one measure makes it easier to build denser housing such as duplexes in areas only zoned for single family homes. another streamli

. >> nbc bay area ian cull explains who is eligible and where you can go moving forward. >> reporter:ight the boosters are rolling out. health providers starting to give third shots already. right now you can sign up at your local pharmacy offering pfizer like cvs or rite aid or even on the my turn website. it is only available to those who have the pfizer vaccine and it has to be six months after that second dose. here's who is eligible. people over 65, adults at high risk of severe covid, and the cdc says broadly, people who are at higher risk because of their work study. >> those on the front lines in the hospitals. >> reporter: if you're vaccinated with moderna or j&j, you'll have to wait a little longer. >> my message to you is this. you still have a high degree of protection. our doctors and scientists are working day and night to analyze the data from those two organizations on whether and when you need a booster shot. >> reporter: for those needing the booster, there are still five vaccination sites open in this this one in morgan hill. they encourage you to make an appointmen

ian lee, cbs news. >>> a few years ago a c.e.o. in seattle did something completely unexpected.ave generous raises to his employees. since then, resumes have been flying in and so has the stork. here's carter evans. >> reporter: coworkers are proud new parents. but at their office, it's no surprise. you aren't the only ones that had a baby, huh? >> no, everybody had a baby. >> do you love her? >> baby. >> reporter: 66 new babies in a company with just over 200 employees. why do you think that's happening? >> we can afford it.ç i think that's like plain and simple. >> reporter: all the birth announcements came after this big announcement in 2015. >> we're going to have a minimum $70,000 pay rate for everyone that works here. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: since the raise at gravity payment, c.e.o. dan price says ten times more employees own homes. 70% of them paid down debt. and now there is a baby boom. all born from an economic boom. >> hey, if you pay people more, not only do their lives get better. the company gets better and everybody is more successful. >> cheers. >>

ian lee reports. >> reporter: this bottle of scotch was 80 years in the making. >> so 80 years of oakmakes this the oldest aged statement of any whiskey. >> reporter: this single malt journey to the auction block started during world war ii. whiskey maker gordon and macphail made it when europe was on a war footing. >> distillers were turned into arms manufacturers or clothing manufacturers, everything was used for the war effort. to have any whiskey distilled in 1940 let alone still exists that you can drink is extremely rare. >> reporter: auction house sotheby's says what they created is more expensive than liquid gold. what kind of price are we pet -- we putting on this bottle? >> about $100,000 to $200,000 u.s. >> reporter: so the moment of truth -- how does it taste? wow. >> there's a sort of a rhubarb and custard, apple crumble custard, apple pie flavor. >> reporter: despite shooting a shockwave of flavor across the taste buds, old aged whiskey isn't always for drinking. >> whiskey's becoming popular as an investment. it's also popular just to collect and have as sort of trophy

nbc bay area's ian cole has more. >> reporter: the santa clara county animal services shelter in san martin just opened in february, and this month is their first time participating in the clear the shelters. the 37,000 square foot facility is described as an extreme upgrade, with state-of-the-art dog dorms, harm play areas and places to interact with your new animal. >> we've put a ton of thought, when we were thinking about the design and making it very comfortable for the animals, very low stress. and also not just for the animals but for the visitors, so that everybody here has a really good, positive experience. >> reporter: program manager lisa jenkins says the buildings fill a major need in south santa clara county. >> many animal lovers out here, they really wanted a center like this. >> reporter: and the san martin center is the only one in the county to house large livestock and has a ten-stall horse barn. >> in is a huge asset for us. before, we were running out of stalls that were donated stalls. >> reporter: and it can be used for large animals evacuated due to flooding

alongside ian stjohn, his show saint and greavsie was a huge hit with viewers. last received a winners medal. today, england manager gareth southgate confirmed that they'll pay tribute to him at england's next match, saying jimmy greaves was someone who was admired by all who loved football. the former tottenham player ozzie ardiles said jimmy epitomises what spurs is. to dare is to do. while another great top goal—scorer, england captain harry kane, described him as a true legend. this afternoon, fans gathered at the tottenham hotspur stadium and gave their reaction. jimmy! absolutely gutted. just an incredible player, fantastic on saint and greavsie. i think a lot of us grew up watching that. he'll always be remembered for| the great footballer that he was. his record, goal—scoring record, absolutely stands up against anybody. perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. there was a minute's applause, both here and at west ham another club where his popularity endures. applause. greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well.

ian cull. bay area news. >>> thank you. we continue to follow the odd story in san francisco. a sheriff's deputy went on a blig rental and drunken rampage. you see him there in the orange jump suit. he pleaded not guilty. neighbors say he brought a bottle of whiskey to a potluck dinner last week and became violent. he is accused of groping and pulling the hair of an 18-year-old woman. when he left the party they say he threatened to return and shoot everybody. he is now on paid leave. >>> san jose says it is sorry. city leaders apologized for the long history of racism against chinese americans. in a down ceremony where five different chinatowns once stood, councilman apologized for past actions of the last century which included proclaiming chinatown a nuance. it led to a mob burk down chinatown in 1887. the mayor read that resolution out loud. >> the city of san jose apologizing to chinese immigrants and their descendants for injustice and discrimination. >> i would like to say to the city of san jose, apology accepted and resolution embraced. >> the last existing chinatown