june kelly, bbc news.end of this month as part of a long running high court battle over libel. the dispute relates to an article about prince harry's security arrangements. all i want for christmas is — a card that arrives before the big day, and not five months later. that was the experience of one family in south east london last year — a bit extreme, perhaps, but many people in the area received their christmas cards weeks, sometimes months after they were sent. and it's notjust south east london where there have been been problems. here's zoe conway. on upland road in south london, they've got a bit of a downer on the postal service. are you going to stick those christmas cards in the postbox? no, i'm going down to the post office. why? well, because i'm just more sure that they're going to get there before christmas. people have had appointments which they've missed because the letters have not arrived in time. residents here take great delight in christmas, but their festive spirit is being sorely te

june kelly, bbc news.ilitary has issued another call for civilians to evacuate the two largest cities, khan younis and gaza city. hamas, designated a terror organisation by the uk government, has warned that more than 100 hostages it is holding will die unless israel frees more palestinian prisoners in exchange. the united nations general assembly is likely to vote tomorrow on another call for a ceasefire in gaza. 0ur international editor jeremy bowen reports, and you may find some details in his report upsetting. taking cover on the road to tel aviv from rockets out of gaza. air raid sirens and the activation of israel's iron dome antimissile system. most of the time, life looks pretty normal here in central israel, but everything changed with the seventh of the october attacks. their fear shows the depth of the collective trauma, hamas inflicted on israelis. iron dome took care of most of the rockets, but one man nearby was hurt. the fact that hamas can still attack means that it is not beaten. we were g

june kelly, bbc news.y — with the golden globe nominations coming out a few hours ago — and it's the big box office hits barbie and oppenheimer making the headlines. barbie's nine nominations include margot robbie as best actress in a musical or comedy, and greta gerwig as best director. oppenheimer is up for eight awards — with cillian murphy and emily blunt nominated for their performances. and in the tv category, succession leads with a total of nine nominations including best tv drama series. live now to los angeles where we can speak to film critic, kj matthews. ready tojoin us ready to join us here on the programme, welcome to bbc news. i suppose absolutely no surprise this award session and the nods dominated tjy award session and the nods dominated by barbie and oppenheimer. filth award session and the nods dominated by barbie and oppenheimer.— by barbie and oppenheimer. oh yes, of course barbie _ by barbie and oppenheimer. oh yes, of course barbie actually _ by barbie and oppenheimer. oh yes, of co

june kelly, bbc news.officials described the treasure is the pro—death squad stop but i do not think that is a fair characterisation on the incredibly hard—working people. as rishi gives hard—working people. as rishigives gives evidence to the covid inquiry, here at bbc verify, we have been looking at the impact of his eat out to help out scheme, and whether it caused an increase in covid cases. some of rishi �*s on conservative backbenchers say the legislation will not work. the fighting intensifies around khan younis in southern gaza. mediators say the chances of a new ceasefire are narrowing — we'll hear from the israeli prime minister's spokesman. hamas fires more rockets into israel — as they warn no hostage will leave gaza alive — unless their demands are met. the climate summit, disappointment for others as the declaration drops any reference to phasing out fossil fuels. hello, welcome to verified live,

and final low tip kelly we bring our fiscally june 30 financial statements at this meeting in december. however with the transitions and finance division reel we expect to bring this in the february board meeting. this concludes my director's report and help to arounds questions you have before we inviolet cary to gift legislative update. directorses, questions? learn about the silent ugly wet and other event before we take public comments. good morning. chair gee we made it 2023 is almost over and happy to got through it with all of you. >> our fourth winter fest director van de water mentioned kicked off with a park lighting party. as you see in the top left, our lovely electric train not as cool as some others. was in the bottom left was a great photo op for families to come out. and the top middle here we have a silent disco. we had circus bella perform on saturday. and we closed out with a holiday wreath making, which the park never smelled better. popular programs for 2023 will be no surprise to you boly wood nights our top and yoga. mid day music. and toddler thursday. park upda

expect, kelly, if they are going to do something, june is the annual developers conference.od time for the announcers to really pay attention to that one. >> i don't like to criticize apple, because i usually end up eating my words on it. i have to say, if they intend to charge for siri, they have to get serious about siri. it is not competitive right now. >> it is nowhere close to the capabilities of chatgpt, what they can do, but here's the thing about siri. apple is very cognizant about getting the answers right. they are so protective of their image. early on in the early days of siri, you would get things wrong and they would have to run in and correct it manually. they want to get it right, that is my suspicion. that's what i suspect at least, and why we haven't seen that kind of product. we do hear from tim cook over and over again, they are playing around with this technology. they have that idea for 2024. >> better be right than fast. >> hey siri, did you hear what tyler just said about you? i don't think that she's going to be very happy. >> did she respond? >> no,

kelly. >> when we talk second quarter next year, april, may, june, that time frame?more towards the end of the second quarter, beginning of the third quarter rather than in the early spring. i think the fed wants to be sure that inflation is slowing more towards 2%. it's certainly moving in the right direction. but with the economy remaining strong in late 2023, and it will continue to remain strong in early 2024, i think they're comfortable keeping rate where is they are in the near term. and once it becomes more apparent that inflation is slowing to 2%, they can cut then. >> so your base case is the positive disinflation story or the worrisome kind? >> it's the positive story. we have seen a significant slowing in inflation, particularly on the good side over the past year. housing inflation has been a problem, but that's likely to slow in early 2024 with rent growth slowing dramatically. so i think that we will see slower inflation with still solid growth in the first quarter of 2024, and then that would give the fed some leeway to cut rates next year. >> the ques

in june, their boys made a surprise intrainto the world ford and duke kelly arrived three months earlywins were ready to go home, one of their first trips was visiting their sister mary kate's grave site. >> to bring the boys there was full circle. >> the kellys now say they'r forever grateful for the gift mary kate gave them, their two miracle boys. >> i never want them to forget just how much we wanted them, how much she played a role in them getting there. >> they're just rock stars. >> we are just so delighted to have the whole family. ryan, emma and their beautiful boys ford and duke with us good morning oh, what a journey obviously, there is a happy ending here, but there is still tears when you think about mary kate and everything you have gone through i mean, how have you -- how have you kind of dealt with all of this and made sense of it in your mind? >> i feel like it's easy to get caught in the why me why did we lose our daughter why couldn't we get pregnant for so long? that's all we wanted and then why did we have to go through what we went through with our boys, having th

kelly, back to you. thank you very much. >>> bigger move today may be the price of oil, below $70 for the first time since june.vens has more on the big drop. >> we are not below 70 and there is nothing to like. we saw a draw on u.s. stock piles but the market is overlooking that. there is not a lot of belief in opec and their ability to cut the output with the voluntary cuts. officials in saudi arabia and russia tried to assure the market it will happen but as the broker put it, it is falling on deaf ears. saudi arabia cut the official selling prices for all grades of crude starting in january which is pointing to weak demand. today is not a good day for an energy company to announce an update with oil below $70 but exxon did this morning and the stock is lower. a couple of things, they increased the buy back to $20 billion next year up from $27.5 billion. but they also raised capital spending. this year and next year is steady. we have a chart and you can see it is well below the precovid-19 era. they expect the range to be as high as $27 billion. a lot of that is thanks to increase in spending for low carbon

june with 95% probability. t there is time for the markets to come together on all this, and even acknowledgement if everything goes right for several months, the fed will cut. we'll see, kelly. >> i'm looking for the date when we will get pce? could this be right, december 22 >> part of that data dump we get before the holidays every year. you know that. so the economics reporter cannot take the friday off before christmas. >> never. and the significance of that, a couple of things. ppi this morning has everyone revising down what they think that all-important reading will be for the fed. and core pce, the fed's target, is 1.9% over the past six months already. so you can argue they're below target. >> it could be. next week could come in right at that 2% target. we'll see, even for the year over year. the other thing i've been looking at, kelly, look at cpi down below 2% for several months now. >> wow. interesting. as you said, stay with us, steve. the market is hoping for a soft landing and rate cuts next year on falling inflation. how likely is that to happen? sarah eisen asked janet yellen about that earlier on "squawk on the street." >> my baseline is that we'll achiev

kelly, special project manager with department of public health here to give a update on the chinese hospital contract. chinese hospital receives skilled nursing facility license certification from the state this past june which is the first step toward obtaining a license. once they center the license the charge to the department is expected to drop by 2/3. they hired a consultant to guide through the certification process with cms the next step. they conducted a survey in october to test readiness to be evaluated and feel findings can be addressed quickly and are on track to submit the application in the next few weeks. we anticipate they receive cms certification for medicare and medi-cal billing late 2024. the certification allow the emto apply for sniff subacute license the end of 2024 or early 2025 the is our chaired goal. assumed rate change is reflected in the proposed contract budget extension. this is a continuing contract initially solicited in may 2022. the beds are in regular use so can insure zuckerberg general has ability. since laguna honda isn't admitting new clients this would have been a problem due to the limit number of beds in the city. the resolution requests increase of [indiscer

kelly, loring broadband for consumers act which require contribution from providers and broadband providers i sincerely hope this legislation in the meantime better renewal of the spectrum as i stated in my testimony in junef this year it is vital the fcc authority is renewed. nearly five months later this request is even more urgent the world technology leader united states system is put to the highest and best use it is made the united states a global leader in b wireless key mitigation industry continually into steady stream of commercial spectrum inmm the pipeline to sy ahead continue providing services for any amount of green phil spector made available for commercial can represent millions or billions of dollars worth of innovation productivity for the american economy. the authority to put new spectrumne lastly we will addres what i view as a serious problem that is putting our wireless network not to mention consumers pressures personal data at risk. it is a problem which i believe the fcc can and should do more to address. hundreds of bones if not billions of devices more every day are susceptible to known security vulnerability exposing americans to private data and attacks on the integrity of a