k. michael, thank you so much for your time. we really appreciate it. and here a few more stories making headlines around the world today with relations melted as an above average rates this year after a hot summer. fine to say that they will hopeful that abundance know full in the region last winter and spring would flow over of us glacial melting, but instead that's been record losses. the monitoring agency says the trends could spelt exhaust the switzerland's glasses. in thailand, the school bus with 40 full passengers cool fire on a field trip near the capital bank called a local official says $23.00. both of these have now been recovered. police believe the explosion was still said by a tele spock, then ignited a gas cylinder. prime minister pay tongue tongue she now what visited the hospital with the volume is a being treated. depends parliament is elected. she grew if she but as the countries knew, prime minister, the liberals that macross is tossed with restoring confidence in the scandal, plague government, she says he plans to cool and electio

michael thomas will send it back to 2 k. thank you, michael. >> time now is 8.33. and we have an update now on legal action against a company responsible for a big fire in west oakland. the alameda county da says that radius recycling formally known as she hits or steel should not get any more extensions on. there are arraignment. this comes as the courts already given the company 3 extensions. now in the lawsuit for this fire that broke out. this is a massive metal plant and this happened in august of 2023. the fire burned for 2 days. you can see all the smoke that wafted over the east bay with those sacked toxic fumes. the da pam price charges, the company and to employees with criminal charges. this fire hose a huge >> health hazard to the people living working and playing in alameda da alleges the company destroyed and covered up evidence. >> and violated several environmental laws. they are due to be formally charged now on december 9th. >> san francisco officials have installed barriers now on another street in the mission to try are work? well, and apparentl

we spoke with michael nicholson from the institute for your pin and environmental policy. you k. that's a think tank for sustainability. it tells us how close the u. k is to reaching is gold of generating its energy from compet unusual sources by 2030, as well as a half way and, but i'm gas and import. the gas in particular is still a major parts of all energy mix. i'm not really the next challenge, as you've mentioned, right? so the beginning that labor has this target to have a 100 percent seeing power by 2030. that's actually 5 years earlier than the previous conservative administration. i will need to apply the same lessons to gas and as to what we've done with coal over this last quote it periods is for kevin football by the judge in cloth is received for his country's highest honors. he's coach bruce the adult linda and more recently got england's living full football club. he was awarded the order of marriage by a german present friends of health, a shy mindful his achievements in football, and then promoting german british friendship. he was also committed for social comm

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gwen stefani, michael bay and snoop dogg all turned for k and when it comes down to choosing the coachshe went with gwen and she says she is truly excited to work with. i think it's going to be really inspiring to work with somebody who's made it so far in the industry and has such a fun personality, and someone who hasn't had to, you know, dim her sparkle at all. you know, i think that's i think i'm somebody who thinks about that a lot. and so it's really inspiring to see somebody who is just as like, you know, bright and happy and bubbly. i like her energy. all right. so blind auditions finished up last night on the voice. the battle rounds began on monday, right here on nbc bay area. wow. i thought she would pick buble. yeah, i did too. i thought so as well. and i was like, what's reba doing? she was just. what? all right, well, we're getting started this morning with some rain, and then we're going to see the wind picking up all of this very typical of october, where we see big transitions and changes in our weather from day to day. so right now we have a cold front moving in. it's

the median estimate coming in at 150 k among a wide range of estimates. michaelfargo writing we are accepting nonfarm payroll reports to drop slightly but unchanged unemployment rate of 4.2. our forecast for 25 basis point rate cut at the november meeting is conditional on a employment report that does not come in materially weaker than our forecast. michael that tease up the first and obvious question what is materially weaker. what number would you be looking at? michael: i think what it would be to me is to be, and below 100,000 on nonfarm payrolls inclusive of revisions. i think of it collectively if we beat by 25,000 on the headline for this month but the big negative revisions to previous months you take that into account. the higher employment rate, does it arise or anything higher than that. we have to look at the whole picture, but the way i'm thinking about it is do we stabilize. this is an example of a payroll report where a consensus number is good news. 150 thousand 4.2% unemployment tease us up for 25 basis point in a month. >> there is a rethink of

k with joined by so how temporary electra and international norm at the university of kent and also of a famous coming book called corporate war, profiteering and international no in london, is michael spigot. a professor of economics at royal holloway university of london is almost at the trip house of every casualty comstock. so you can't charge. he's supporting the recording of old casualties of violence and in brussels. elijah might get a for a minute tree and political unless specializing in the middle east of i will welcome to all of you. thank you for joining us here on inside story. now elijah, we know we've met in for a long time. the us and the u. k all heavily involved in supporting as well as will in gauze that but how surprised all you to hear about the extent of this support? i mean this report, it talks about 6000 flights over the past yet that's more than 16 a day on average. thank you for having me. give me the extensive us you guys for an intelligence precision bombing to is really days that is going to distracting the high level of west and commitment and how they uh, sort of pause in this full covered with. it'd be easy way to use of advance a on a system like th

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k. u weapons and encourage to carry out self defense in return carried out to genocide, perhaps hundreds of thousands of palestinians in gaza. mostly women and children have been slaughtered. today's guesses, dr. michael sure. a former c. i a officer who spent 22 years in the agency where he led the kinds of terrors, incentives been non and station. he anonymously or the best selling imperial who bruce, where he argued that washington's meddling cause the very terrorism, if claimed to fight today through his website on intervention and his bald costs of national security a and to mike stopped assure, continues to tear apart the narrative of justifying us interventions abroad. he joins me now from virginia to talk to sure. thank you so much for coming on. it's a day event of us race today and $21.00 the us. we got it's longest war in history before the data been defeated. it 20 years later, and i've gotten this done in the 84th and the ministry of the me, mcculla memo part of the f d. a conspiracy to provoke japan, to attack the usa. and of course it's also one year since i'm ok, i'm osburg besiege of garza who is play and playing, who israel playing a mentally ill, a genocide joe. or is it by design t

k. u weapons and encouraged to carry out self defense in return carried out to genocide, perhaps hundreds of thousands of palestinians in gaza, mostly women and children had been slaughtered. today's guesses, doctor michael shuler, a former c i a officer who spent 22 years in the agency where he led the counter terrorism sent has been not and station he anonymously or the best selling imperial who bruce, where he argued that washington's meddling cause the very terrorism if claimed to fight today through his website done intervention and his bald costs with national security a and to mike stopped assure continues to tear apart the narrative of justifying us interventions abroad. he joins me now from virginia. talk to show and thank you so much for coming on. it's a day event of us race today and $21.00 the us. we can it's longest war in history with all of the data and defeated it 20 years later. again, this done, it's the 4th anniversary of the me, mcculla memo part of the f d. a conspiracy to prevent japan to attack the usa. and of course it's also one year since i'm ok. i'm osburg the siege of gaza who is play and playing who is role playing a mentally ill, a genocide, joe. or is it by design the that

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