james' contribution to public life was immense. he served in successive governments, min too earlies across the home office as well as serving as secretary of state for northern ireland and later as secretary of state for housing, communities and local government. his commitment to serving his constituents in all -- was also obvious to anybody who knew him. i will always remember james for his positivity, his good sense of humor and for being one of the most friendly, thoughtful -- in the house of commons. his passing is a loss to us all. our -- to his wife kathy and the three children that were here today to watch our tribute. so i just want to remind people -- [inaudible] and thank them. order. we've now come to the point where we start with the prime minister's -- [inaudible] prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house will join me in, and you, in expressing our deep sorrow over the tragically early death of james and in our sending our heart-felt condolences to his wife kathy and their three children --

james, how was it? it was — champion james cracknell. james, how was it?how was it? it was an amazing _ champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an amazing day. - champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an amazing day. just, i was it? it was an amazing day. just, people supporting in so many people running, people having to train on their own and then coming through, it was really special and also, a real sign that the country is getting back to normal. i real sign that the country is getting back to normal. i know you were running _ getting back to normal. i know you were running for— getting back to normal. i know you were running for headway, - getting back to normal. i know you were running for headway, a - getting back to normal. i know you were running for headway, a causei were running for headway, a cause close to your heart, how important was it for you to run for them? i worked closely with them and they have been incredibly helpful to me when i suffered a nasty accident and had a traumatic brain injury and helping victims

james? 5.6 million people are on the _ pudding, really. james? 5.6 million people are on the nhs waiting - pudding, really. james? 5.6 million people are on the nhs waiting list | people are on the nhs waiting list and that's— people are on the nhs waiting list and that's a huge number of people and that's a huge number of people and so, _ and that's a huge number of people and so, obviously new to this position— and so, obviously new to this position and under huge amount of pressure _ position and under huge amount of pressure to— position and under huge amount of pressure to try to ease that backlog in a big _ pressure to try to ease that backlog in a big factor of all of this is the coronavirus pandemic and the impact _ the coronavirus pandemic and the impact that has had as we know. it's therefore. _ impact that has had as we know. it's therefore, really completely and as jodihe _ therefore, really completely and as jodihe has— therefore, really completely and as jodine has said, there are some hospitais — jodine has said, there are some hos

the movie, james bond, 007. the first james bond i saw, sheen connery, "dr. nose." second one, "rush hour in love." that one, james bond, air brosnan, he's the one, like technology, rue do a lot, the actor, the one can see the ass for the lady, it's the movie, the movie have sex in space. >> what is he doing? >> she's not my wife! >> the next one, dinel craig in that movie. his wife, famous too, richa weiss. he in the movie also, and the girl, she have like the two, ninja turtle, i don't see it. it's bad and good that movie. his name -- chris wallace. he was oscar for the movie called "the jewish people want to kill the hitler." and the guy, the bad guy in that movie, ramy malik. he on that show on tv that make him big, it's called "mr. rabbit." after that he do the movie for the guy, the music, english guy, "he die with the aids," you know. and done talk about the movie, is good movie, go see it, after you! [ cheers and applause ] my name is bond, james bond, i can kill you! bad people! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, god bless you, yehya. god bless you.

guy: james, good morning. it is guy in london.out over here is the portfolio managers are either looking to be paid more or looking to hire people at higher wages. i assume you are seeing the same over there. what is that going to do to costs going forward? james: they should be paid well if they have done well. hours have done phenomenally. i am not surprised you are hearing it. you have revenues up. they are ringing the bell, serving clients exceptionally, portfolio is performing well. i would expect the portfolio managers to do well. on rising cost, we are in a talent driven organization. we are going to do revenues this year that perform around $60 billion. we have capacity around the competition pools to absorb rising cost for the young kids coming in. that is not a material trade for an organization like ours. sonali: how long does it continue? this is not just investment banking this is in your wealth business. do you see this wage pressure on the industry lasting for a while? what is that going to do in terms of the abilit

james? i agree with laura that the nursing _ so long. james? for a _ that the nursing crisis has loomed for a while, — that the nursing crisis has loomed for a while, but the figures are catastrophic. in the 5 years since the referendum about leaving the eu, the referendum about leaving the eu, the numbers of nurses from the eu working _ the numbers of nurses from the eu working in— the numbers of nurses from the eu working in this country has dropped by 90%~ _ working in this country has dropped by 90%. gone down from 9500 tojust 810 this _ by 90%. gone down from 9500 tojust 810 this year. that is a cataclysmic shortage — 810 this year. that is a cataclysmic shortage. and we are facing a difficult — shortage. and we are facing a difficult winter. the government this week— difficult winter. the government this week warning about a potentially severe flu epidemic, forget _ potentially severe flu epidemic, forget even about covid, that might kill as _ forget even about covid, that might kill as many as 60,000 people. god forbid _ kill as many as

james, kick off this hour., says the express, but it's yourjob pressure, says the express, but it's your job to pressure, says the express, but it's yourjob to save christmas. sir david yourjob to save christmas. s " david lewis is a former boss at tesco. he is also a former senior executive at unilever. going to get somebody to look at the supply chain, this is the guy you are going to get committed to the guy you should be getting. he knows his stuff in this area. it's a good thing, i think and within the government is going to call on some external advice and some external advice from somebody who knows the sector. what sir david lewis is going to do about the core problem, which is a lack of lorry drivers, i don't know. is he going to magic them up from somewhere? is he going to do something about the fact that i think hundred and some has signed up i think hundred and some has signed up for these temporary visas the issue because they are still very resistant to bringing lorry drivers and from abroad, whic

james, thank ou, act more collectively. james, thank you. james — act more collectively.dale, _ act more collectively. james, thank you, james landale, our— act more collectively. james, thankj you, james landale, our diplomatic correspondent in rome. teenage climate activist greta thunberg has told the bbc she hasn't been formally invited to speak at the cop26 climate summit, and says there is an issue with poorer nations not having their voices heard. she was speaking to andrew marr. of course, this is notjust a question about me. mm. but i think that many people might be scared that if they invite too many "radical" young people, then that might make them look bad. they might lose control of the argument? maybe. yeah. but, because, again, that's not about me, because, in general, lots of people, especially from the most—affected areas, are not being... are not receiving visas. but that's not because of this, but there's an underrepresentation. greta thunberg is due to take part in the climate protest in the city of london and our correspondent, matt graveling, is there

dagen: james freeman, get in here. james: thanks.flation is the beef of the middle class. this is a very regressive tax. and so it's not a rich person's problem, really. it's a problem for people who have to devote a lot of their income to things like food and housing and energy. .dagen: follow up on that, mic. i remember jimmy carter. i remember growing up in the '70s. so i recall firsthand the hardship it put on my parents who were running a wholesale grocery business, individually and as a business. >> it's real. and by the way, most people know that. i guess the only people that don't know that are jason furman and ron klain if they are saying this is something that only hits the upper class. that's a detached sort of reality. it hits the middle class, it hits the lower classes, especially hits retirees and elderly harder than other folks. it can be good for rich people if you already own a bunch of assets, own a bunch of property and buildings and those properties are now worth more, you actually could benefit under certain circ

james. — get a grip and get it sorted out. daily mail is not screaming exclusive on this story because it is a corker. the aa number, story because it is a corker. the aa number. veah- _ story because it is a corker. the aa number, yeah. this _ story because it is a corker. the aa number, yeah. this is _ story because it is a corker. the aa number, yeah. this is a _ story because it is a corker. the aa number, yeah. this is a new - story because it is a corker. the aa| number, yeah. this is a new outlet. the idea _ number, yeah. this is a new outlet. the idea of— number, yeah. this is a new outlet. the idea of philipjanssen, the boss of bt. _ the idea of philipjanssen, the boss of bt. and — the idea of philipjanssen, the boss of bt, and they have been running obviously— of bt, and they have been running obviously the 999 service for, well, going _ obviously the 999 service for, well, going back— obviously the 999 service for, well, going back decades. and this is on 888 app _ going back decades. and this is on 888 app which wo

back to james. thank you as always. jane pop yes, we're going >> and you might be thinking about candy at halloween because halloween is sunday. doctors say that even though the littlest kids can get their covid shot yet. it's still safe for them to go trick or treating. we'll talk to the dentist it's another matter about the candy, but the vaccination rates among the eligible groups are high enough that doctors feel that it's safe. added to the other things like washing your hands, avoiding indoor parties and keeping the kids in smaller groups and making sure that everybody wears mask. you can put on the costume and over the halloween mask like that or you could put it under. >> our covid, you know, cloth face mask that we have so the halloween mask isn't going to be the same as the covid face mask. >> and if you plan to stay home and pass out. candy, i suggest that you be the best house on the block and get the good stuff. >> full-size full-size. and don't give out popcorn or. >> you it's tough to homemade know what y

that was james in — continues. thank you very much. that was james in rome _ continues.thank you very much. that was james in rome on that _ continues. thank you very much. that was james in rome on that ongoing . was james in rome on that ongoing dispute of fishing. we are going to return to cop26. let's speak to mikaela loach, a climate justice activist and co—host of the yikes podcast — and a fifth year medical student. you are an incredibly busy young woman emmich we are all wondering how you fit everything in. let me talk first of all about a court case you are involved in. you are involved in taking the uk government to court you are one of three claimants to challenge the oil and gas association in the northern sea. tell us how you got involved in activism?— tell us how you got involved in activism? , ., ,, ., ., activism? yes, thank you for having me. as someone _ activism? yes, thank you for having me. as someone who _ activism? yes, thank you for having me. as someone who is _ activism? yes, thank you for having me. as someone who is racialized l activism? yes,

james. >> yeah.g a reference to how economics, the point of economics may be to just kind of apologize for an oppressive, unjust society. and it's disturbing. you're not sure what to make of this. the federal reserve wouldn't tell me exactly what was meant by this. but the idea that people who are supposed to watch over the currency, this real bedrock of our society, may not want our society to continue. they may want it to be radically changed, and i think it's got to concern every american that the people who are watching over our currency seem to have this anti-american attitude. maria: yeah. it's quite extraordinary. larry, your thoughts or let me ask you how you want to be positioned going into year end, larry. are you still worried about some is uncertainty out there in themes of -- in terms of a trigger for a big selloff in stocks? >> well, florida a selloff in tech. facebook is dramatically underperforming the market. there's a regulatory nightmare coming. so i think you want to be, you think

>> james is james's cousin we try to tell me how to use my to go photos. i'm solving one problem but rich demuro has us all to another problem which is that the card. yeah. apparently there's a way now to get that into your apple wallet. so it's readily available when you need to show it. and also new google smartphone features. but you might be able get without buying their new phone. let's find out more today's tech smart. apple's latest update for the iphone brings a bunch of new features, but a notable one is the ability to now store your digital vaccine card right inside apple wallet. >> to get the future you need to update your iphone to ios 15.1, the software was released monday. next go to the state of california is digital covid-19 vaccine record website and request your personal qr code. they will text you a link click that link and there's a brand new button that says add to apple wallet, tap it and your digital card will be saved to your phone. you can then pull up your vaccine card by opening apple wallet or better yet just press the side butt

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james, we'll talk about lsu football in the head coach at some other time. tonight it is way too important, i'm gonna begin this a segment with a dramatic reading. when it was first written it was written by charles schultz, and its stars were chill charlie brown and lucy, it's been rewritten for modern times in the atlantic tonight, by rice olbermann. kids at home want to be writers right like this. this is about the senate well this afternoon. quote, after vice president kamala harris gaveled the vote close, majority leader chuck schumer declare that his party 's fight was far from over. he said the senate would soon call up the new voting rights act -- john lewis. a bill that is likely to meet the same fate as the freedom to vote act. schumer invoke senate history in a several war amendment -- to show how i important cause to be. but he had no more news to announce, no next apps that would break the impasse on voting rights. the voluble moment and had nothing to say, and when schumer finished his brief speech the senate moved on to something else. james,

diane, james, back to you. thanks a lot. right. 6. '02. and the big story this morning bring on the dodgers. >> we're going to get first time ever giants dodgers meeting in the playoffs. >> which kicks off. of course, here in san francisco tomorrow night. the fans couldn't be yeah. and it's a hot ticket will talk about ticket prices a little bit later. come for sarah stinson is live at oracle park with more sport in the orange and black. hi, sarah. >> oh, yeah, of course i got my giants plan a lawn sys ck. i'm ready to go. i'm out here. chanting. let's go. giants. nobody is here with the the games until tomorrow. okay. away. but i'm anxious and nervous and excited already because this is the most historic matchup we've ever seen in the playoffs. the biggest rivalry we've ever seen in the playoffs and giants versus the dodgers. and it's all because of what happened last night. the dodgers managed to weasel their way in after winning a game in the last. >> in the last minute go down to the wire. the national league division series is set aft

james: that's right.o it is completely fake and cats a negative as persian on joseph kabila, two years after he stood down, after -- two years after his presidency ended. mark: as we often end up saying, uni what is the mind that goes behind this question mark who is seeking to manipulate? it gets murkier. and what do you have next question mark a video that has been circulating in the aftermath of president alpha conde being overthrown in the coup d'etat. this is going back to the first coup d'etat, not the recent coup d'etat? james: right. let me roll these images and give you a quick explanation. these pictures show a scene of people, may be if we can roll the imagesyou see people sayingm "liberez conde." in any case, it is a gup of people shouting that. it is supposedly taking place in paris. [chanting] it claims to be la place de la republique. it is actually two years ago in le havre. and they were actually gathering for a young immigrant from guinea also called a>>. lpha. . his name was elsa. but i

he will. >> james. it's almost like they're just getting ready waiting for the word go and once they get the word go which looks like it's going to happen. they will have the so-called infrastructure in place. in fact, i'm in front of miller creek school. one of several locations in marine county that once they get the go ahead, they will be ready to go, go. the go means that they want to get about 15,000 kids james, within a 5 to 11 years old in that age group to be vaccinated within the first year. so here's how it's going to play out right now. the fda has not officially approved it, but all the people that are behind this. we're talking independent panel's across the board. they've already said it looks pretty good as far as the visor vaccine, they are recommending that the fda approves it. fda usually goes with independent panel's. they're not bound by it. but they usually follow along. so that is a good indicator. if you're a parent out there with a child between 5.11 years old. once they get the

and joe said, did you even read james hanson's test for your? do you just, you know, is there you are these just talking point somebody wrote for you what you're talking about here, what a scenario to scenario be in a scenario c. so if you look at scenario be you'll find that the emissions we've seen since is testimony pretty much crack what he hypothesized under scenario b. and if you look at the temperature projections, the pretty spot on. so when you go on television, you say that the models are running hot, that's complete garbage. so here's what i challenge. we say you go back to your office and you, we read hands in his testimony and you tell me if what i'm saying is it right? he says or be a hack. i don't care. i said, because i'm not debating you again, i don't, you know, i hate this kind of so i went back to my office. i looked at the hands and testimony thinking, well, i'm not going to let joe rob, you know, walk away thinking he got the better of me in the green room. right. and i read the testimony to look like it actually reflect wh

james: thank you for having me. been a revolution in the last few years in understanding what the real causes are that drive the things that make us sick and ultimately die of aging and age-related diseases. and there are about 13 different topics we focus on within cambrian. each has the potential not just to treat diseases but to prevent them. and if we are ever going to create a cure for a disease like cancer or alzheimer's, it is going to happen by really getting to that disease before we get sick. that is the theme of the drugs we are producing an cambrian. matt: what is our best hope right now? james: aging is not caused just by one thing. i like to think of it almost as a systems collapse. there are so many things that go wrong with us little by little as we get older and as that happens one thing will eventually break and cause us to get sick first. but in order to make someone live healthier longer, for example, lifespans beyond 100, we are going to need to fix a lot of different things. bit by bit with a s

james brokenshire _ reflections, please. james brokenshire was _ reflections, please.rs who was just decent, always helpful, a very competent minister, something which means they are often understated but they are the ones who are doing the work and the others get the glory. just very kind. we will all miss him. i certainly miss him. i have known him for a while. he was a decent man and a good mp and served his country very well and should be recorded as such.— recorded as such. someone who wasn't, i think— recorded as such. someone who wasn't, i think it _ recorded as such. someone who wasn't, i think it is _ recorded as such. someone who wasn't, i think it is fair - recorded as such. someone who wasn't, i think it is fair to i recorded as such. someone who wasn't, i think it is fair to say, i wasn't, i think it is fair to say, isn't utterly consumed by the westminster bubble and was in touch with ordinary people. that make him an effective mp?— an effective mp? yes, the word ordinary is _ an effective mp? yes, the word ordinary is used _ an effective mp? yes, the wor

this new james bond. >> women don't go to james bond movies, they go because someone takes the mostwould be like is insisting we take ron complex and insert more killing. if this keeps up and if they keep neutering james bond the audience may very well live and let james bond die. we will see. >> is not the only franchise getting the makeover. x men is also, anything with men in it is on the chopping block. we don't call them men anymore. >> but if you want to be inclusive, the new marvel president back in 2019 suggested dropping the men from x men calling that outdated. they flipped this into a movie. >> it is funny, i can't remember the last time you were the one risking something, and by the way, the women are always saving the men, you might want to change them to x women. >> maybe x folks would be -- i am really looking forward to the upcoming marvel releases. how about spider person or iron being or maybe and x, if you can have latin x, let's call them all x x or x x. no one will come at all because people will get a totally different idea. laura: i don't go to any of these mo

james, as ever many thanks, james bayes are diplomatic editor there. let's just up some the headlines for you. as we rapidly approach 6030. ah. our top story, something that the un secretary general touched on in that news conference in new york results from iraq's parliamentary election of being released more than 6000000 people. took part in the vote on sunday. the turn at 41 percent. that's the lowest since adam. hussein was toppled in 2003 at taliban delegations in doha. they be meeting u. s. and e. u officials afghanistan's acting foreign minister, spoke about a new phase in his country's relationship with the world. he said he believes that full implementation of the doe har agreement with the us can help afghanistan get back on track.

james and area even in canada. claiming that the hotels they are recovering from the pandemic but still using the pandemic as an excuse to cut staff. and when you cut staff, they say that means that the workload increases to the point where the rooms are not being cleaned is thoroughly or as often as they possibly can and they're just stressed out as far as the pay that they even claim that some of the hotels are trying to minimize some of the pay by having them pay more for their health care. so lots going on right now. it's choir. we are waiting for the workers to show up. and once they do, we will bring that live to you. but again, this is happening here across the country happening across the bay in oakland. and get this. this is only the beginning guys because when they're done here, they probably will take a little bit of a rest because at 4 o'clock they will march in san francisco starting at union square, which we do know has a lot of hotels back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll. >> time now is 5 33 a

james, thank you very much. james spies will no doubt cross back to you as the day progresses and we, he more. thank you very much. okay, let's bring in antonio. villafranca who is the director of studies at the italian institute for international political studies. he joins as live from milan. hello there. antonia, thanks for joining us. i want to get to what's on the agenda at the summit. but 1st, let's talk about the overall tone of the summit, especially given the absence of the chinese and russian presidents. do you think it will be a little less frosty? well, actually it's not surprising at all. if we take, for instance, she, she, she basically as not done any journey abroad, the, the outbreak of the corona virus and 40. and of course, there is the no justifiable to say that because the all the rise, the, all the infection and say at this moment in the middle school and the in the rush in russia. but in any case, you know, the signals at the set of degree a decline of the most about the air force. but i wo

two goals from risa james at st james's park and results.sults. two goals from risa james at st james's park and a penalty from joe genial gave chelsea the win over newcastle. putting the manager on another loss. chelsea are three points clear at the top of the premier league. it points clear at the top of the premier league.— points clear at the top of the premier league. points clear at the top of the premier leauue. .,, . ,,., , ., premier league. it was necessary to be patient. — premier league. it was necessary to be patient. but _ premier league. it was necessary to be patient, but also _ premier league. it was necessary to be patient, but also necessary - premier league. it was necessary to be patient, but also necessary to i be patient, but also necessary to know you are the only team responsible for intensity and rhythm of the game. it is not an easy task and i am very happy with the performance. the concentration, the hunger, the discipline from the whole team was brilliant off the ball. that is what makes me happy and for me was t

james, back to you.t of 07:18am for your money this morning. the median price for a home in california is set to jump north of 800,000 next year. the median price and monthly jobs. report just came out. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more high j. yes. darya. good morning. happy friday. it is a jobs report today. so the headline number a 194,000 jobs created in september. we expected 500,000 so fall way short of the expectations. >> the unemployment rate dropped more than expected to 4.8% manufacturing retail leisure and hospitality all added workers last month. but the leisure and hospitality sector of the economy down 1.6 million jobs still compared to february twenty-twenty california's median home price is seen topping $800,000 a status wrap it of course, for years with affordable housing and it will see a rise to a median of 834,000 in 2000. 22 according to the california association of realtors that comes after a surge in home prices of about 20% this year. well, advertisers,

james: he was there.t was his first trip out of the country since he ended his term as president in 2013 so he had -- it was interesting -- he went to the expo and a lot of people picked up on the fact that he was photographed with quite a lot of moder attraive women. certainly, givenhe tone and time, it is surprising he would choose this way unless he is trying to send a message. a lot of people remarked on that and you can see there when it comes to political communications, little is left as an accident. if it is six to ght, was there something going on? wondering, what was going on? there was one video where he le a woman's hair to touch his head. t the most cservative behavior. anchor: i think somebody's hand is --? james: this was not by design. a lot of people were asking and it is quite possible he is trying to send a message to cast himself in a reformist manner. in any case, it is in the realm of speculation but those images was it at the israeli pavilion at the expo 2020? so claims this tweet,

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james, back to you. thank you. 7. '02. and happening today los gatos mom throwing and alcohol parties for teenagers is going to be in court. you see there 47 year-old shannon o'connor. she was extradited from idaho to the bay area yesterday. >> and this morning she's waking up to santa clara county jail. her bail is set at 10 million dollars. she faces dozens of charges ranging from providing alcohol to minors to endangering the health of a child a assault and analysts say that her court appearance could set the tone now for the entire case going forward. >> her body language in court is critical tomorrow. and because of wine because you're making an impression, not just on the court but on the community and the people that may come to judge. you as jurors. >> yeah. so investigators are also working now to determine if she was perhaps holding similar parties while she was there in idaho. >> 7. '03, and another big story that we're following this morning as you can go in to in-and-out burger. yeah, you could just do the out

back to james. all right.nk you very much, jane. >> 7.19 right now and the holidays are coming up in major us airlines are facing at this time. a possible pilot shortage and it could be made worse by vaccine mandates. pedro rivera has the impact on travel. >> over the weekend. travels were frustrated with southwest airlines canceling more than 2000 flights. and it looks like this could be the start to more cancellations and delays in the near future. for more airlines or. >> you need to be prepared that you may have a chaotic thanksgiving and christmas. the 2 major us airlines are facing a possible pilot shortage and it could be because of vaccine mandates. airlines have told their employees they must be fully vaccinated against covid-19 by december 8th with american airlines pilots must be fully vaccinated by november 24th. >> the day before thanksgiving president and travel industry analyst at the atmosphere research group henry have a belt says this could possibly keep you from getting to the family feast.

i do not know if james want to do that. >> i think it is important what james sweeney talks about, thegflation comfortable -- >> that word has been thrown around so much. do you think the fed needs to step in here with a communication effort and backed that one away? >> no. the fed is struggling to communicate that tapering does not necessarily mean hikes. that is the main challenge. the stagflation worry will become less concerning when global productivity is reaccelerating. >> let's catch up soon. james sweeney, -- some of the dynamics playing out now are not good. they are clearly not good. we have great demand and we cannot meet it with supply. >> the boats outside new york city -- he is 97 years old today . anyone can have their thoughts on jimmy carter the president, but this is a guy who nailed it in college. he went to the naval academy and was selected in 1946 to invent the nuclear submarine program. this photo from the navy archives, that is jimmy carter in the back, a shockingly young james carter. he is 97 years old. can you imagine being alive in 1903? >> tom keene, lisa -

i'm james fletcher.effect for most of the bay area. that is our big story on the weather front it's prompting pg and e to shut off power to thousands of very oustomers because they don't want to risk sparking a wildfire know. so team coverage this morning we have will tran standing by live up in napa county. with more on the immediate effects. there for customers and john travel, of course, in the weather center, keeping an eye on the actual numbers themselves. let's start with john morning very, very windy indeed, guys wait peak wind gusts today as high as 60 miles per hour for some. and if you don't believe it, just step outside for a second and you will feel the wind because it's not just our upper elevation areas this time around. >> it's all of us that are in the midst of some strong winds you outside of the embarcadero right now. you see the flag there above the pier right. and for the bay bridge blowing in this very steady wind mostly out of the northwest. now, our strongest the winds today will b

>> yes, so james and areas so walk out.e to because we're in front of the office of education of sonoma county. so it's basically the district headquarters and not a school. but we do expect for them to show up in an hour. 90 minutes from now to send a message not just to the school district but more specifically to governor gavin newsome that they are against the vaccine mandates, believing that it is their choice for their kids and not the governors that they believe that the governor has overstepped his legal authority to do so. the governor is relying on the science that up to him. he would like to see kids between 7th and 12th grades fully vaccinated next fall with the eventual goal of having kids between 4.11 years old. also vaccinated saying that it makes it safer for the schools and for society at large. but there are many against him. in fact, they're not just parents, but there are also some teachers. here's a biology teacher explaining why he's against the mandate. >> if this mandate goes through. it will be deva

a dorian james, back to you. thank 7.18 and for your money this morning for prices could go higher as california is getting ready implement a new law. >> and best buy has started its holiday sales. jane king is live at the nasdaq with well umbrella that things are on sale. can they is the problem. well, that's point. area best buy will kick off the holiday season really tomorrow. they're doing this four-day sale that iconic black friday, but they say that they have black friday price guarantees. so if you find a price lower somewhere else. now there are actual black friday sales going to be november 19th. so it's before thanksgiving. well, the pork industry's ability to adapt to a new animal welfare law in california could drive prices higher. the voter approved measure takes effect on january. first it requires pork products sold within the state to adhere to standards that the mother pigs are given at least 24 square feet of space and they're kept out of just station crates where their movements are restricted.

no, that's regular james that yeah. city was more than a dollar less at 3.42. >> a aaa spokesperson says that international market forces are kind of what's really driving prices higher. >> crude oil is extremely to a level that we haven't seen since about 2014 and that's really what's driving the price of gas right now. >> california like usually have the highest gas prices in the country and as usual, the bay area always gets the prize for the highest prices in the states so we win san francisco there it is for 80's. so i guess is up for 75 for 80. that's the average as you're driving around looking for, you know, deal and then the typical deal and in oakland and around the rest. they force up for 70. craft. we were just talking about the price of turkey's. yeah. and how that's going up. a lot of people like to have craft for holidays and it looks like dungeons crab season. >> begins next week. although fishermen may not be allowed to use crab traps. the state department of fish and wildlife actually considering prohi

here's what james bond use. of the most beautiful girls i've ever seen. >> thank you but i think my mouth is too big. >> now, it's the right size. for me, that is. ♪ ♪ >> but now, director says that a better version of bond was a rapist, an integrated mail trope, some of the newest movie, "no time to die" seduction scenes are traded for this. in one scene, bond asked a female agent to turn around before shaking hands with her in a scene of mutual respect and understanding. daniel craig who plays bond is okay with this new touchy-feely submissive 007. maybe they should have called it "no time to cry." laura, they created this character in 1952. it was a was male escapism. it was about an archetype for men and it is escapism. nobody thought this was true or real. >> laura: raymond, i have never been a huge james bond fan but i'm definitely not a fan of this new james bond. okay? >> women don't go to james bond movies. they go because someone takes them. it would be like us insisting we take rom coms and insert mar