what a samurai can do, ican do. so, further inland we go, and the stranger things become.to a village, which on the face of it is like many other rural villages injapan. it's peaceful, serene and quiet. almost too quiet. nagoro is going through the same process as thousands of other villages here — a low birth rate and an exodus from the countryside to the big city, leaving an alarming number of new ghost towns. but one lady who returned to her home village to look after her elderly father was dismayed by this trend and vowed to try and repopulate the village after a fashion. konichiwa. nice to meet you. and yourfriends. now it's become a cottage industry, using old newspapers and clothes donated by fellow villagers and well—wishers. ayano has created her own scarecrow community. we will call it hero. it takes two days to prepare and make each scarecrow. and now there are 350 of these mannequins, way outnumbering the ten villagers left here. some people may find this scene rather spooky, but for her, it's brought unexpected celebrity. tourists arrive in regular numbers fro

look, the american people know ican what peo cost to buy gas, to buy food. they're very worried that worried about their heat. the i'm worried about the heating bill , okay? heat everybd here. >> and yes, i would be worried . here's the bottoi would m. the bottom line is that youk have to ask yourself. t it'she age an age old question.r are you better off under under joe biden than you were twoago. years ago? ation was inflation was one point1.6% six percent, two years ago. yea now he s the highest in forty years now coming down. when t is siskins. president prices are coming down. well, when trump was president , they were two 30. dollars and thirty cents. now they're down to four dollars from an all time high. and you think we're doing well. i mean this is , this is a time for americans to talk aboutbloc, crime in katie's spot. t time but this is a time for say enou americans to say enough.nk >> do you think this new mega mega triple down or whatever it is , do you think he came up >> i don't k with a i don't know. >> it's good to be back at two. >> i don'

we in fact release the report called the invisible indian ican to hig next toicty inans are the second largest undocumented group in the united states. so we also want to shine a light on the challenges of our community not to just brush it away. so i think you know like any other community. there's a lot of good but there's a lot of challenges and we want to highlight that and do something for the less privileged in our community. well mr. congratulations on your work and india spora, of course you being at the president's reception speaks to that, please let president biden know if you will that we'd love to have him on abc 7 news sometimes okay. absolutely. thank you kristen. thank you. happy diwali. happy diwali if you're looking for some good eats, you're in luck. san francisco's fall restaurant. week is underway joining us live now. tell us all about it is amy cleary director of public policy and media relations with the golden gate restaurant association. amy. thanks for your time. thank you. so restaurant week started last friday. how was participation this first weekend? it's

forces would fight to the death. keeping harrison will be the 1st big test for general sergey sort of ican in his new role as commander of russia's forces in ukraine. the man known as general armageddon, admitted the battle for his son would not be easy. the listen, i should blow now further actions and plans regarding the city of high san itself will depend on the military tactical situation at hand. well, i will say this again. it is already very difficult as of today this minute, but a 3rd. as for the 10s of thousands of people, moscow says are fleeing the city. russia has promised them housing certificates if they wish to leave ukraine. but it's unclear how many are leaving under their own free will. since the start of the invasion, keith has accused moscow of forcibly resettling thousands of ukrainians to territories inside russia. far from home for more of a sprinkler correspondent in chief mathias burning up. but he is, we're hearing that president putin is declaring martial law in the illegally annex ukrainian territories. what is this me? well, marcello means that her military adm

forces would fight to the death. keeping harrison will be the 1st big test for general sergey sir of ican in his new role as commander of russia's forces in ukraine. the man known as general armageddon, admitted the battle for his son would not be easy. villiers denisha bloom now further actions and plans regarding the city of high san itself will depend on the military tactical situation at hand. well, i will say this again. it is already very difficult as of today this morning, but also as for the 10s of thousands of people, moscow says are fleeing the city. russia has promised them housing certificates if they wish to leave ukraine. but it's unclear how many are leaving under their own free will. since the start of the invasion, keith has accused moscow of forcibly resettling thousands of ukrainians to territories inside russia. far from home. and earlier i spoke to investigative journalist and rider, catherine belton. she works for the washington post. she's also the author of the 2020 book footnote people. i began by asking what she thought the strategy was behind put in declaring ma

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ican lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >>> tonight, russia unleashing kamikaze drones on the capital of kyiv. a pregnant woman among the victims. >>> in the u.s. tonight, news on that suspected serial killer, what they've now revealed. >>> and the freeze warnings in effect fo millions. >>> first, those horrific images coming in from ukraine tonight. at least 43 drones packed with explosives raining down on ukraine, including the capital. that pregnant woman and her husband among those killed. video showing police firing into the air, trying to shoot a drone out of the sky. the russian war plane crashing right into a residential neighborhood in russia near the border with ukraine. britt clennett in ukraine tonight. >>> there is news tonight about the suspected serial killer arrested in california. wanted for at least six murders. authorities now believe they arrested him while he was, quote, out hunting his next victim. how they caught him. >>> freeze warnings tonight. 22 states under freeze wat

ican tell you, you get a job in the business world . if you going to law school physically, it's not necessary. the best decision one can u make to make money so you figure out another path forward. if we had financial literacy is a core component t as relates to not only going to college, what do you get four $33,000 average loan debt? $2 million in extra lifetime income is not a bad deal but isn't the only way to get that $2 million of lifetime income weston park the answer is no aware are those other avenues and we expose people to. back in the 70s we started this campaign around the sky and a perfect suit and next to him was this guy who's like a coalminer or something. they said this is the job you want. you want this job that makes you a white-collar guy. there is dignity in all work. there's dignity in all work. find out what you want to do and do it. don't let someone predetermined this is theonly path .r >> will stature. >> when you noted the freeze framework is education and entrepreneurship but i'd like to talk about the firs

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ican i can see the subtlety of what you're saying.is is terrible. 0urjob is to get into parliament and drag ministers to the dispatch box in order to hold them to account for it. it's what i did with michael gove about local government. with some of the only people in the country who have the power to do that. and keir�*s point, which i fundamentally agree with, is that we should be doing ourjob so that they can get back to doing theirs. now, i was reading the other day that you are ferociously competitive. no. is this true? no, absolutely not. your son's recent sports day, you went for the adult sprint. well, what else are you going to go for? corssed the line with a dad who works as a professional sports trainer. yeah, i was pretty pleased with that. if you're in it, you're in it to win it. otherwise it, why take up space? i'm told that board games are banned in lisa nandy�*s house. little bit. yeah. why? i've had to learn to tone it down a bit. i've now got a child who is of nintendo switch age and i've had to learn to just be a li

makusi: aig bha cnge p gerrocery stores ican folirnia.ec bags per produce and meat will be phased out. compensable or recyclable bags will still be ok. >> that helps consumers with which products are compostable. it helps to collect their organics. we have dealt with this on multiple sites. kumasi: not everybody is enthusiastic about this law. the grocery association requested time to let them transition. they also requested outrace produce bag bans be blocked. reggie: what is the strangest thing you have seen in vegas? weirder than this? a camel at a drive-thru. mn escorted the animal as they waited in line and ordered fries. according to the man, the camel is named fergie.she is a rescue from colorado who loves french fries. she lives in a sanctuary in the las vegas area. if you love french fries, why are you at in and out? kumasi: it is the truth. reggie: people k now they're not good. even people who love in and out know the fries are not really -- kumasi: they enjoy them. reggie: i'm sureferg -- i am sure fergie is good. drew: don't

ican i can see how after walking up a sweat, bog shoeing, this would be a shock to the system.r there. i think the verdict for the mi there. i think the verdict for the bog swimming - there. i think the verdict for the bog swimming is i there. i think the verdict for i the bog swimming is absolutely freezing cold when you don't come in the summer. well, but i mean, what a setting. i definitely needed to warm up after that. i definitely needed to warm up afterthat. but i definitely needed to warm up after that. but that is all we have for this week's programme. don't forget you can catch up on our recent adventures by going to bbc iplayer, and there is plenty of great travel content from around the bbc, just follow the handles on screen now. until next time, stay warm, pili. —— by buyer. hello there. friday brought heavy rain forsome, and in areas where we are desperate for it. the heaviest of the rain moving up through dorset across the midlands and, in fact, there was over an inch of rainfall in parts of 0xfordshire throughout the day, so some pretty muddy fields starting to d

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how do we better let hispanics know what their policies are be because they're so extreme ican many hispanics that we've spoken to said that they would thve never voted a democrat if they had known. well, what i think is that this is a pivotal year where whe the republican party haspu investedblican dollars into souc texas specifically. and these dollars have gone towards educating and sharing the values of the republican party, which at the end ofe day the day align with hispanic. we love faith. dream e our family and we believe in the american dream and hard work. and that's whyd th i think that hispanics are walking away, because people like my mymy opponent, who is a socialist, she believes in big government. meanwhile, we the republican party, we believe in god . >> look. all right, ladies, thank all of you. behere tfor being here tonight.r best oaif luck on the trail. h we can'tav wait to have you back on our . thank you so much.quee and from drag queen story hours to reverse lesson plans. plans well, the left's attac,ks atta on children and their innocencce happening right here inocenc

you will get more .ican p bueot the american people havete been through too much in a very short amount of time. we're still a small little baby country and we know it can be better because trump showedwt us that. but the founders knew that as well. r chance to provee we that we understand and ing believe we're going to do it. >> it's going to be a very exciting election. the question is simple, isn't it? joe concha, are you better offe than you were two years ago? the the honest the simplear question that reagan maden famous in 84 or 1980. that was the most of.e hist yeah, thator was the mostential effective slogan. probably in the history of presidential politics. it made it a very peopl clear contrast and question. and most people obviously, judging by the results of that beection, landslide, said, no, i'm not off better than i was four years ago. and most peopl looe i would thi, if you look at poll after poll, would say the same thing. tha i am not off better than i was two years ago. but you know what, sean? it was so telling today whend i had three tvs on int the mid-morning. righ

ican bring i can bring you a couple of your reactions on twitter...urvive, there can be no moral argument for not to survive, there can be no moral argument for not increasing to survive, there can be no moral argument for not increasing them to survive, there can be no moral argument for not increasing them in line with the cost of. if you want to get in touch about that particular policy, or indeed the immigration policy, we are expected to hear more on that today, at the conservative conference, you can do that on twitter. let's get more on this now with kate bell, the head of economics at the tuc, which represents the majority of trade unions in england and wales. before i get onto public services, on the issue of benefit cuts, do you think the prime minister needs to make it absolutely clear as soon as possible what she is going to do on that and whether she is going to upgrade benefits in line with wages or in line with inflation? i upgrade benefits in line with wages or in line with inflation?— or in line with inflation? i think she needs _ or

aye, ican. son, this is going to turn around. the wheel will turn, the wheel always turns.ching that. we will talk about the play in just a second but most people watching this morning know you from shetland. why did you leave? :, , :, , :, leave? i... to be honest, i thought we had murdered _ leave? i... to be honest, i thought we had murdered enough - leave? i... to be honest, i thought we had murdered enough people i leave? i... to be honest, i thought| we had murdered enough people on leave? i... to be honest, i thought. we had murdered enough people on a small island. laughter ten years is a very big chunk of time. i think we have explored his personal story, time. i think we have explored his personalstory, i time. i think we have explored his personal story, i think all of the ends of those threads when needing to be tied up in some ways. can ends of those threads when needing to be tied up in some ways.- to be tied up in some ways. can the programme — to be tied up in some ways. can the programme exist — to be tied up in some ways. can the programme exist without _

ican give i can give the honourable lady my commitment that we will deliver on all those ambitions andthe events today, chris mason. tt in office. watching the events today, chris mason. h is in office. watching the events today, chris mason. it is worth emphasising — today, chris mason. it is worth emphasising over _ today, chris mason. it is worth emphasising over and - today, chris mason. it is worth emphasising over and over - today, chris mason. it is worth | emphasising over and over that today, chris mason. it is worth - emphasising over and over that rishi sunak— emphasising over and over that rishi sunak confronts huge challenges and the big _ sunak confronts huge challenges and the big questions. the economic statement has been pushed back to three _ statement has been pushed back to three weeks tomorrow, and so there are those _ three weeks tomorrow, and so there are those big questions. for instance. _ are those big questions. for instance, will pensions rise in line with prices? — instance, will pensions rise in line with prices? probably, but we await confirmation. two of

. >> ican take it back. i don't want to do what i did. have the internet. my people tell me what they think and feel. i like being the boss. i like having people around me that give their opinion and tell me what they think, but i like being the boss. >> let's talk about that. you're direct to consumer. >> we have one store. >> one store? >> one store. >> one store. >> in montclair, new jersey. yeah. which is going gangbusters. >> and a lot because of tiktok? >> i think a lot because of tiktok but a lot because my team and, you know, things have shifted. they used to be facebook ads that turned into instagram added as and now we're turning into tiktok added as. my team is young and scrappy and finger on the pulse, and they just get things done. >> and it's you talking a lot. >> it's me talking. fortunately or unfortunately, i'm the one that -- >> you are -- >> i know. >> you're a tiktok star. >> yes. and everyone has to say, you know, bobbi brown tiktok sensation, comma, 65. they have to say it. my head of social is my daughter-in-law. my

ican i can see you are not upstairs in your normal location.ning. l sirens are still ongoing. what can l you tell us? yes, that morning. we are back here in the basement. never air raid sirens about two hours ago. residents had been told to remain in shelters and remain in basements because they say there is a possibility of more attacks. what we know so far is that critical infrastructure has been hit here in kyiv. there are no casualties, that is according to the mayor. as i said infrastructure was also hit in the city of kharkiv and also when zaporizhzhia in the south. power cuts have been reported in those cities as well. this has been russia's strategy, targeting civilian infrastructure, critical infrastructure across the country ahead of winter. we havejust had an update from the deputy president's office saying a number of regions across the country had been hit. russia launched a wave of missiles, some of them were intercepted that some of them were intercepted that some had hit their targets. several cities in the country under attack

ican i can see you are sold. i think it is an abomination. _ i can see you are sold. think it is my behaviour that is threatening its survival. you, as future king, have a duty. people will never understand how it has really been for me. _ it looks great but the question is whether it is accurate, whether it is a drama or supposedly some sort of dramatic documentary. i suppose thatis of dramatic documentary. i suppose that is the issue. we'rejoined by the host of the daily express podcast royal round up, pandora forsyth. good morning. thank you for being with us. what do you make of it? be disclaimer is on it a lot of people have been calling for for a long time. inspired by those events. is that the point of this? is it not just about a good bit of telly? yes. just about a good bit of telly? yes, we have to — just about a good bit of telly? yes, we have to remember _ just about a good bit of telly? yes, we have to remember it _ just about a good bit of telly? yes, we have to remember it is - just about a good bit of telly? i'eis we have to remember it is netflix, it

ican i can see it is very windy there.et an operation because of the waiting lists, and those big decisions about health care, the health care budget, should be health care, the health care budget, should he being made in the building behind me but they are not. because politicians have not really been sitting here since february. civil servants are taking over at the moment but they cannot make the big decisions that people need making. even the £400 people should be receiving to help their energy bills, people in northern ireland had no idea when they will get their money, it hasn't been decided. that's what people say. people are genuinely really annoyed that politicians at stormont are still being paid, even though power—sharing has collapsed here and people say to you, if i wasn't doing myjob, i would people say to you, if i wasn't doing myjob, iwould not people say to you, if i wasn't doing myjob, i would not be paid. so people are thoroughly fed up with the in northern ireland. a lot of politicians when they are out

ican i can talk now to our political correspondent, damian. good afternoon to you. do, but also remember, just a week ago, or last week in fact, at prime minister's questions, liz truss, asked about this by the labour leader, said there would not be public spending cuts, so another area where i think the government is finding itself now in very difficult waters and is going to have to make some difficult decisions that could stir up quite a lot of opposition. there you see the tension between trying to calm the markets while at the same time trying not to make life more difficult for the public thanit life more difficult for the public than it already is, and many of the government's critics are saying, with this plan, that'sjust government's critics are saying, with this plan, that's just not going to happen. damien, can you hear me? i going to happen. damien, can you hear me? ., ,., going to happen. damien, can you hear me? ., y., ., going to happen. damien, can you hear me?_ letl going to happen. damien, can you i hear me?_ let me hear me? i can hear you now. let

ican imagine i can imagine that being bereaved, it is amazing, but also full of emotion. it it is amazingces. says nothing that he did not say to theirfaces. i’m says nothing that he did not say to their faces. �* . says nothing that he did not say to their faces-— their faces. i'm sure that is true, emma. i've got a little excerpt here i'm seeing from the 21st of january 1994. "leave a rude note for emma." that's you, right? yeah. do you know? '94? was it in los angeles. it must have been los angeles. it was, and alan and i came back home on the plane. yes, he mentioned that and how lovely it was to spend time with you on the plane. and we laughed, and laughed and laughed, and i remember him telling a story about being very close to a cat and someone who had farted very loudly and it had parted the cat's hair, and ijust remember him telling that story in business class on british airways and us sort of doing that thing of going backwards and forwards. he was so funny, alan. that's the thing. you don't necessarily get that from all of it. his performances are so extraordinary, but when he

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