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 6

the government's handling of the pandemic recommends bringing criminal charges against president james laura. ah, hello, i'm down. jordan, this is al jazeera la you from dough also coming up. i know demonstrations that arrests in savannah while the canada says the military asked at the interim government to avoid a civil war. iso fighters killed 11 feet limit gun grenade attack on an iraqi village, indiana province. and going up in smoke, the u. n. warns countries are way behind their emissions targets just days before the 26th on ah, a committee of brazilian senators has voted to recommend criminal charges against the countries president for his handling of an demick. the attorney general will now have 30 days to decide if j bowles and arrow should face charges, including crimes against humanity. senate has say many of the countries, 600000 corona virus deaths could have been avoided. monica yakima is monitoring developments from neighboring argentina. this damning report was approved, i sent out and they will be sending it now to the attorney general. and the attorney general, who was appo

nobody thought this was true or real. >> laura: raymond, i have never been a huge james bond fan buta 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 marketing here the audience may very well live and james bond made i. >> laura: it is not the only franchise getting a makeover. i guessed x-men, anything with men and it is apparently on the chopping block. i don't think we can call them men anymore. >> not if you want to be inclusive. the new marvel president victoria alonso in 2019 suggested dropping the men from x-men, calling that outdated. the same year they flipped this into a movie. listen. >> i can't remember the last time you were risking something. and by the way, the men are always saving the men around here. you might want to change the name to "ex-women." >> maybe x folks might be a better name. maybe spider person, iron being, or antx, if you can have latinx. i know kids will come at all because people will get a totally different idea. to be what i don'

laura: congressman james comeer. what do you make of the roller coaster? >> it is proof the progressives are running the democrat agenda, the house of representatives, the bill wasn't enough spending for them shows how far left they are. this raised every tax imaginable on small business, beyond any normal liberal's imagination, for all the liberal democrats. >> in the end progressives will get what they want. republicans speaking together, that we could do that but we haven't i feel at the end of the day they have to pass up and their base is restless. >> if progressives get what they want, what is the bigger picture for precedent going forward? >> it is a terrible precedent, allowing democrats to be able to get to this point. we are talking about a bill, we don't know how much it is going to cost, there is no debate who will be affected by the tax increases. we don't think it will come close to paying for the bill but it does raise significant revenue and our founding fathers would be rolling over in their graves if they saw how there was no regular orde

james cracknell the speaking to laura scott.four months ago, but he is not letting this relentless eruption weigh too heavily. translation: is true there is uncertainty now, but this will be over and people will be stronger, and they will start again and push this island forward. la palma �*s coastline is pushing forward, into the atlantic as lava hits the sea and sets hard. satellite pictures show how it has sliced through the island. some of the british scientist here as part of the international team are monitoring gas levels and tracking fresh streams of lava from new vents that have opened up. that's why thousands of people are still being kept from their homes, while many thousands more have been told to stay in and keep windows closed, safe from the gases. i stay in and keep windows closed, safe from the gases.— safe from the gases. i am afraid. ve , safe from the gases. i am afraid. very. very _ safe from the gases. i am afraid. very. very much- _ safe from the gases. i am afraid. very, very much. at _ safe from the gase

james, you can kiss my [bleep]. >> laura: robert joins me now. robert, it's fine for you to be out there patrolling unvaccinated for the last 19 months, but now i guess you're just not wanted, not needed, not wanted, how's that feel? >> well, it feels pretty bad. the problem is they awoke a sleeping giant. if it's only contacts. i'm not a social media type guy, so my kids up and helping me out and they are like you're getting 2 million hits here, i've had contacts from great britain. i guess i'm in russian paper -- i mean, it is insane. it's going across the state and across the world. i've been on talk shows pretty much solid since 2:00 yesterday and i could do a ton more if i had the time of day. it's just a mess. >> laura: now, seattle mayor jenny durkan defended this vaccine mandate this way. >> what we want is a city as we want to have our valued employees, but we need to for public health for them to be vaccinated. the people of seattle, when they dial 911, they want to know the person who is responding to that emergency is fully vaccinated

remember laura ingraham that said this about lebron james in 2018?reat players but nobody voted for you. millions elected trump to be their coach so keep the political commentary to yourself or as someone once said, shut up and dribble. >> the message from the right is clear. if you have anything to say, shutup and dribble but if you're protrump and anti vax or race est, say whatever the hell you'd like. >>> the war on afghanistan and killing of civilians and the effect on women, next, don't go away. effect on women, next, don't go away ♪ ♪ peerless design, cutting-edge tech, and a world-class interior. the exhilarating mercedes-benz glc. extraordinary runs in the family. ♪♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved r

. >> laura: have we gotten a movie review from bron james, as he chimed in with his view of the film? >> or any of the studios. they don't say anything about china, they won't even put china in the movies anymore because they don't want to offend or lose that market place. but don't worry, while the chinese are giving people there movies filled with patriotism and masculinity, we give them a chance to serial killers of jamie lee curtis and a documentary on mayor pete. >> we spent so much of your life hiding who you truly were. >> made pete promise that we would have fun. >> this is the only chance you will ever get to vote for a maltese american left-handed war veteran. >> this is an amazing thing we are saying. we are the only country that takes the losers unmixed documentaries about them. where is the jeb bush documentary, i'd like to know? amazon, get on that. we are learning the wrong lessons from china. we are learning the lesson from that grand eyes and can lie and the regime and excluding any other voice, and which is patriotism and male leadership which may not be a bad thing

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earlier, our correspondent laura scott spoke to olympic gold medallist james cracknell, who was one ofso a real sign that the country is getting back to normal. i know you were running for headway, a cause close to your heart, how important was it for you to run for them today? i work closely with headway and they have been incredibly helpful to me when i suffered a nasty accident, a traumatic brain injury and helping victims and their families to come to terms with any changes and how to move on and it helps so many people every year. and to run and raise a bit of awareness about it, it was a fantastic thing. how was the atmosphere on the course, i know that participants were limited to one spectator each, but was there the normal london marathon atmosphere out there today? yes, and what is really special is that people come down and support their partner, their mate or the charity that they are running for, but then people stay and cheer on every runner, and if they have a name on it, they get shouts and it is a really positive experience. the new york marathon, it is very nice to ru

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laura: prices go up and wait until they get the heating bills. lebron jamessomething. ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. >> a fox news alert, president biden's the mystic policy agenda installed, the house of representatives is not voted on a bipartisan infrastructure bill. late-night meetings have consumed capitol hill as democrats try to salvage their legislative plans. collision block the house from voting, to the more house republicans would back the package but that's not enough to make up the deficit on the democratic side of the aisle. progressives want details nailed down on the democrats's $3.5 trillion social spending package before they back the infrastructure bill but the house and senate voted to a verdict government shutdown. that is the latest from washington. i am chad program, fox news. >> it is friday october 1st. nancy pelosi forced to delay a vote on the bill again as progressives revolt in an att

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i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle," and what do kyrsten sinema and james chapelle have in common? well, my angle is going to explain later on in the show, but first, with trust in government cratering under biden and his approval numbers in the toilet, do people actually running things at the white house are desperately trying to turn things around. and instead of making smart decisions like stiff arming the progressives are clamping down on border crossers, things that actually would appeal to working-class voters, bidens puppeteers are stuck on vaccine mandates. >> president biden: vaccination means fewer infections, hospitalizations, and deaths. in turn, it means a stronger economy. one economist called it the most powerful economic stimulus ever enacted. for folks who haven't gotten vaccinated, get it done. do the right thing. >> laura: okay. do the right thing. well, joe, if vaccine minutes were so popular, why the hard-sell? why the shaming? why set up the covert caste system that you're doing? it's tough covid policies are so great for the economy like he's tryin

laura trevelyan thank you so much for watching bbc world news america. good evening. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond jamesuntants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, biden agenda battle-- the president unveils the framework of his trillion dollar domestic spending bill, and calls for party unity: but key progressives say they are not on board. then, getting the vaccine-- u.s. public health agencies will soon approve pfizer's shot for millions of children between the ages of five to 11, in what could be a turning point in the fight against covid-19. we hear from the c.d.c. director and big oil under fire-- congress takes top industry executives to task, accusing them of decades-long denial and a misinformation campaign against climate change. >> fo

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laura trevelyan, thank you fotching bbc world news america. have a great night. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ judy: on the newshour tonight, buying time. senate democrats and republicans strike a deal to raise the federal debt ceiling, avoiding a default, for now. then, democracy in crisis. lawmakers spar in a heated hearing on election integrity, as an alarming new report reveals then-president donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 results. and, abortion battle. a federal judge temporarily blocks texas' controversial new restrictions, as supporters defend the law. >> women in texas who seek an abortion or obtain an illegal abortion, a lawsuit cannot be brought against them, so they are protected under this law. the target is the abortion industry. judy: all that and more on

laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." have a great night. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond jamesor: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: high stakes. and at the brink, a possible breakthrough, as senate democrats and republicans may be moving toward agreement on avoiding a first-ever default on the federal debt. then, ethiopia in crisis. children in its northern region of tigray are suffering, as the ongoing civil war exacerbates widespread food shortages. and, biting back. how scientists are using genetically-modified mosquitoes to combat the spread of deadly viruses. >> if we can introduce another tool that, you know, is cost- effective and works very well,

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our correspondent laura scott is there with one of the successful athlete who has completed the race. absolutely. i will introduce you to jamesficant day, because we waited a long time for things like these at the london marathon, april 2019 the last time the mass participation event was run on the streets of london around the historic 26.2 mile course. last year the race was postponed because of covid and it ended up being an elite only event on a looked course around st james�*s park but today it returned and the sun is shining and it is uplifting to be at the finish line and see people crossing the line, many of them for good causes, charities close to their heart. one of the more than 36,000 runners running today is the double olympic championjames cracknell. running today is the double olympic champion james cracknell.- running today is the double olympic champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was — champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an _ champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an amazing _ champion james cracknell. james, how was it? it was an amazing day. - champion james cracknell

james athey, investment director, aberdeen asset management, thank you very much. let's get the bloomberg flash. laurayear revenue forecast on accelerating cloud sales. sap says 2021's cloud revenue will grow up to 19% from a year earlier. lvmh beat estimates but growth slowed from the previous period. luxury items surged after the coronavirus lockdown. tesla's china made cars notched another rise in shipments to more than 52,000 units for september, even as general auto sales declined. total shipments were up 27%. that follows a nearly 50% jump in august. ceo elon musk said tesla's shanghai factory is out producing the three-month california plant. anna: thank you. coming up, apple is the latest casualty in the global chip crunch as it is poised to slash iphone production. that conversation, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 22 minutes into a trading day that is fairly negative. the cac quarante and ftse 100 under pressure. apple is the latest victim of the global chip shortage, expecting to slash the production targets for the iphone model. the major chipmake

laura: thank you for joining me now is the congressman who forced the nih to facet. ranking member of the house it was a committee jamest shocked because i knew this all along because smart people knew what was going on in that wuhan lab but how is this not the biggest story, one of the top 3 stories at least in america tonight? >> it should be. this proves all along this virus was started in wuhan lab in this proves all along that american tax dollars were used to fund gain of function research in the wuhan lab, the nih new this all along, doctor fauci misled the committee at best and lied to the committee at worst by saying tax dollars were never used for gain of function research. they are trying to change the definition of gain of functions research but in layman's terms they were taking this virus and making it worse, genetically modifying it, taking the deadly virus and making it worse and that violates the terms of the tax dollars for the grant that eco-health alliance got. this is more wrongdoing from the biden administration and we are going to keep on them. the intelligence community spent 90 days looking to

laura: yeah, prices are going to be going up. wait until you get those heating bills this summer -- this winter comics usually, in new england. tom, jason, thank you. lebron jamesthing. the last bite explains. ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. >> this is a fox news alert. president biden's jacobite is domestic policy agenda is stalled. late-night meetings have consumed capitol hill elves democrats try to salvage their plans ten or more house republicans would back the package but that's not enough to make up the deficit on the democratic side. progressives want details nailed down on the democrats $3.5 trillion social spending package before they backed the infrastructure bill. the house and tenant have voted to avert a government shutdown. that's the latest from washington. i'm chad pergram. fox news. ♪ ♪ >> greg: all right. another glorious day or night in nashville. what a great audience. we've had great audiences all week. for comparison, here is the "gutfeld!" crown.

james gorman, what the fed, in his view, should be doing. let's get the bloomberg business flash with the latest corporate stories. here's laura.yptocurrencies, they are poised to allow the first bitcoin futures etf's to begin trading next week. unlike etf applications the ftt previously rejected, the proposals are based on future contracts. the ets were filed under mutual rules that they provide "significant investment protections." microsoft is setting a significantly more challenging operating environment and raise her complaint requirements. the service has around 52 million users. it makes linkedin the latest major u.s. social network on the mainland. virgin galactic is pushing the start of commercial flights further into next year after scheduling attack flight, disciplining investors -- a tech flight, disappointing investors, an upgrade is taking longer than anticipated, delaying commercial take off into the final three months of 2022. that your bloomberg business flash. anna? anna: thank you laura wright. coming up, we've been hearing banking ceo's weigh in on the debate. we'll continue that conversation with our market

laura reese thank you very much for being here this morning. we will see you again soon. >> thank you. dagen: coming up jamessan has a new book and special that you can only see on fox nation. he joins us next sharing the emotional stories of emergency room nurses who race to save lives every day. don't forget to turn to prime time. followed by the pursuit with john rich at 9:00, you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: pandemic's healthcare heros, that's author james paterson selling stories of er nurses in new book and special that you can only see on fox nation. he'll join us next. dagen: highlighting the stories of our healthcare heros. best-selling author james paterson and combat veteran following release of new book, er nurses with fox news special. er nurses tell stories of us inners who work to save lives every day in emergency rooms across the country. >> i've seen things and did things that i never thought in my career would do. a lot of us are still numb because of it and we still show up day after day after day. >> if you come to the hospital, i'm going to do my --