lam i am katherine downes. coming up i am katherine downes. coming up on the programme: farewell to forest, with the team sliding down the table. steve cooper has been sacked. england post their highest score in t20 internationals against the west indies. under the hammer, australia's pace pair starc and cummins break records as they spark a bidding war in the ipl auction. hello there. thanks forjoining us. the nottingham forest manager steve cooper had been living on thin ice with just one win in the last three months. they had been difficult to beat at home this season, but not in recent weeks, and defeat to tottenham at the city ground last friday night proved to be cooper's last game in charge. the former wolves and spurs manager, nuno espirito santo, has been in talks with the club and his appointment is expected to be confirmed shortly. colin hazleden has more. yes, well, there are moments at football clubs, sporting institutions, when boards, when owners know exactly what needs to be done — whether a manager should stay and fight or whe

i to sportsday. am katherine downes. coming up i am katherine downes. coming up on the programme...le, steve cooper has been sacked. england post their highest score in t20 internationals against the west indies. under the hammer — australia's pace pair starc and cummins break records as they spark a bidding war in the ipl auction. hello there. thanks forjoining us. the nottingham forest manager steve cooper had been living on thin ice, with just one win in the last three months. they had been difficult to beat at home this season, but not in recent weeks, and defeat to tottenham at the city ground last friday night proved to be cooper's last game in charge. the former wolves and spurs manager nuno espirito santo has been in talks with the club and his appointment is expected to be confirmed shortly. colin hazleden has more.

iam i am katherine downes. coming up i am katherine downes.t, with the team sliding down the table. steve cooper has been sacked. england post their highest score in t20 internationals against the west indies. under the hammer, australia's pace pair starc and cummins break records as they spark a bidding war in the ipl auction. hello there. thanks forjoining us. the nottingham forest manager steve cooper had been living on thin ice with just one win in the last three months. they had been difficult to beat at home this season, but not in recent weeks, and defeat to tottenham at the city ground last friday night proved to be cooper's

which was also a surprise for his seven-year-old daughter katherine. >> i like this. loved it 100%. >> reporter: but that santa decoration is no longer here. after it was stolen from their front porch this saturday on g street. paul sharing this surveillance video on his social media of a car parking in front of their driveway. one of the suspects hops out of the rear passenger side, and then the driver gets out to pop open the trunk. the suspect then returns to the car with the santa decoration. throws it in the trunk, and the two suspects drive away. >> i know i'm not going to get it back. but i wanted to see if anybody could recognize the guys and make them stop doing this. >> reporter: paul's wife maria says she is both worried about the family safety and unhappy about the joy these thieves are taking away from her daughter. >> it's sad. to see this kind of people do this. >> reporter: paul spoke with antioch police about the incident today. but they have yet to file an official police report. as for katherine, she has a special message for the suspects who stole

katherine: toward trading, volatility is always a good thing. we have had a volatile year.e months, trading was down 5%, but the last three months of the year have been active, so we might end up closer to. that means that trading bonuses we are hearing from the lot banks will be flat to slightly up. for goldman sachs and bank of america, our sources are telling us that those banks will be paying their traders slightly more than citibank, which is focused on expense cutting. jon: that you brought that up. if you have reported, this has been a year where there has been some highlighted cost controls, at least at some of the biggest banks. katherine: each quarter, ceos are asked about how they are managing costs, keeping expenses low, but when it comes to talent, you do not want to be too stingy and lose your best people. at any bank, those higher performers are going to get paid. what a bank ceo does not want to do is come back the next quarter and say the performance has been hurt because they do not have the people to keep building and grow revenue. if you are building out

están agradecida como su hija katherine, quien afirma que santa claus es su favorito. >> gracias. indican que 1 de los principales, una de las principales causas de accidentes automovilísticos y fatalidades es el exceso de velocidad y la falta de precaución. por lo que hay que manejar despacio aún más cuando hay nieve, habrán puntos de control a lo largo de la carretera interestatal 80 exigiendo el uso de cadenas para subir a las montañas. >> hay muchas quejas de personas que siguiendo el google maps, los lleva por algún atajo y son caminos que después ya están cerrados por la nieve. >> por esa razón caltrans presenta su aplicación móvil quick map. ahí la tiene en pantalla, que es gratuita y puede usarla ya sea descargándola a su celular o a través de cualquier buscador de internet. la aplicación les va a dar condiciones del tiempo real del tráfico y de las carreteras, al igual que nuestra aplicación. también telemundo 48. aquí en telemundo california tenemos también esa información en todas nuestras aplicaciones para que las personas estén al tanto, no? así es flavio y hay que ma

all right, thanks so much katherine. so i in south africa. hundreds of file size is a baffling multiple blazes. me a cape town. high winds, the driving, the fives and authorities avoided the evacuation of homes and the pos of the flames for meet them in a has mall. the wisdom tape southern peninsula is blanketed in smoke as 3 major fires, but the largest started on tuesday within $300.00 firefighters and civil. a croft, including drones, was the valence of being deployed thursday night. strong winds caused the blaze to spread from simon's down into neighboring scarborough. and another fire broke out along the main highway. the joint team managed to fly out between ourselves and risk you with assistance from the provincial disaster management. and so it is a coordinated if it's at any given time. and we believe that we've had up to $250.00 uh, firefighters on the file with multiple tankers. and at times it is so used up to 680 carpenters with spots of things to actually bomb some of the fine lines. especially yesterday, w

llantas empiezan a chillar las llantas y ya de ahí eh tiran el montón de humo y humo, así es como katherine a salir a ver y a ver. entonces a veces de los apartamentos miran asegurando que son varios los que salen a observar, pero ahora con una nueva ley que aprobó el consejo municipal de hayward el martes es pectadores de estas carreras ilegales podrían enfrentar tanto multas como tiempo en la cárcel anywhere from from five hundred to a thousand dollars. >> de acuerdo a la portavoz del departamento de policía de hayward, los espectadores podrían ser citados o encarcelar por hasta 6 meses y pagar multas que irían desde los 500 hasta los 1.000 . pero para residentes como katherine y lupe no les parecería justo obtener una multa si las carreras ilegales están sucediendo a las afueras de su casa o trabajo y simplemente salen a observar porque si, si yo escucho ruido, especialmente aquí. >> eso pues yo salí a ver qué está pasando. >> pues a 1 que solo por ver siento que no, no es justo que le pongan esas. pues eso, le preguntamos a la policía de hayward quiénes serían considerados como espectad

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executive producer, yes, there she is, katherine brew sew. everyone says where's katherine, who is she? my radio sidekick tv and producer chloe. there's also or atlanta team headed by director david mar marshall. i thank you all. still to come, don't forget to vote on today's poll question at smerconish.com. should jack smith openly acknowledge he wants to try donald trump before the election? by the way, jack oman, guess this. he sketched this without a caption for my news subscribers. what do you think the caption should be on that jack oman cartoon? >>> i promise, i put no thought into this until the last 60 seconds. i've got trump saying you're my greatest gift and then i have biden saying -- i'm going to voice this carefully because i know kids are watching. how fitting he would play that role. you follow? all right. that's the best i could do in like 60 seconds. social media reaction. i love that car toon. i love that car toon. there are my notes. should trump acknowledge he might be delaying because the clock is running out? i feel you

we'll be getting the latest from our political correspondent , katherine correspondent, katherine forsterights from . six & co weeknights from. six >> it's 1140. you're watching britain's newsroom on gb news with cameron walker and pip tomson. >> members of aslef have voted overwhelmingly to continue strike action for the next give me strength. six months in, they're ongoing dispute over pay i >> -- >> yeah. the announcement comes as members aslef at 16. train companies are refusing to work overtime from today until next saturday. >> the companies said they will operate as many trains as possible, but some areas may have no services , says political have no services, says political commentator matthew stadlen and broadcaster mike parry join us now . good broadcaster mike parry join us now. good morning to you broadcaster mike parry join us now . good morning to you both. now. good morning to you both. yeah, morning . i was thinking yeah, morning. i was thinking when the rmt came to an agreement, i was thinking whoopee , you know, we were all whoopee, you know, we were all going to be okay

joining me now to talk about the economy sl cnn commentator katherine rompell. a recent poll taken says 71% of americans say americans are poor. is it going to take time to feel? >> it really has been a puzzle. on paper, the economy looks great, right? you have very low unemployment. in fact, unemployment below 4% for two years. you have the economy so far escaping those recession forecasts as you point out. inflalg has also come down quite a bit. and yet consumers are really grumpy. i think that it's partly the fact that they've spent down a lot of their savings. even if they have gotten raises, it's outpaezed inflation. they're still frustrated by the fact that prices have grown as much as they have, and i think a lot of consumers are wrongly expecting overall prices are likely to go down, which are unlikely to do. but if they did. it would think it's going to look at the economy. we'll see continued growth but much slower and hopefully we'll keep adding jobs and we'll keep getting wage increases. >> i think a lot of people were happy to hear the federal reser

. >> katherine silva, de 7 años, quien se había sentido triste por el robo, se mostró muy contenta conijo sí. entonces nos contactamos con telemundo y ya, pues aquí estamos. >> lópez expresa su pesar al observar la falta de compasión, amabilidad y respeto por las propiedades ajenas al cometer este tipo de actos delictivos, como pueden robarse un santa. o sea, no, no le encuentro el sentido de robarse un santa, no sé si para venderlo. yo sé que ahorita la situación está muy difícil, pero pues hay otras maneras. el robo ocurrió la noche del sábado y fue hasta un día después que garcía se dio cuenta de que la decoración no estaba. ya notificaron a la policía sobre el incidente, pero hasta el momento no han presentado un informe oficial. pero pues habemos gente más buenas que malas, así es que pues la felicidad de una niña yo creo que vale más que yo tener un santa en mi casa. >> al igual que lópez hay otros residentes en el área de la bahía que se sintieron conmovidos al enterarse de este robo. >> creo que es el 4o santa que le traen a mi niña y la verdad estoy muy agradecida. >> tan agra

i'm katherine downes.will play copenhagen in the last 16 of the champions league. brazilian side fluminense have made the final of the fifa club world cup. and anthonyjoshua tells us how he's preparing for his next fight. i am focused on my opponent, focused on the bigger picture, using it as a source of motivation every time i'm in the gym. hello there. good evening. earlier today we had the draw for the champions league last 16. at this stage, teams from the same country

katherine forster has the latest . yes lots of arguments going on within the conservative party about the government's latest attempt to get people to rwanda . attempt to get people to rwanda. >> £140 million already gone to that country . will any migrants that country. will any migrants crossing the channel follow.7 i'll bring you more shortly. >> meanwhile, at the covid inquiry, the former prime minister, boris johnson , is set minister, boris johnson, is set to defend his handling of the pandemic. it's a two day grilling . a show of royal unity grilling. a show of royal unity at buckingham palace last night as prince harry's legal woes at the high court continue again today. the high court continue again today . nigel farage is the high court continue again today. nigel farage is a the high court continue again today . nigel farage is a step today. nigel farage is a step closer to the jungle crown as he survives another eliminate . and survives another eliminate. and he celebrated with a little bit of a dance last

the chief scientist at the nachl conservancy, and author of the fifth national climate assessment, katherine heh-ho. thank you so much for joining us. you say you're shocked about the climate extremes you saw in 2023. what are you expecting to see in 2024? >> i would say that shocked, but not surprised, because this is exactly what we scientists have been predicting for years, and even decades. but when you actually see it in real life with your own eyes, it's different than seeing it in a row of tiny numbers on your computer. so what do we expect for next year? well, we expect decade-by decade, as the world warms, we are going to see more frequent and more dangerous extremes. but every year is like rolling the dice. some years, you see a little bit less, some years you will see a little bit more, but decade by decade, it's steadily ticking up. >> so on behalf of the viewers that are watching us right now, what can we do to change this, to help? >> the greatest impact on our future is by using something that we all have, whether we're 8 years old or 88 years old, and that is our voice. when

i'm katherine downes. coming upfor coming up for you on the programme: holders manchester city will play copenhagen in the last 16 of the champions league. brazilian side fluminense have made the final of the fifa club world cup. and anthonyjoshua tells us how he's preparing for his next fight. iam i am focused on my opponent, focused on the bigger picture, using it as a source of motivation every time i'm in the gym. hello there. good evening. earlier today we had the draw for the champions league last 16. at this stage, teams from the same country or who came through the same group are kept apart. the holders manchester city look to have been given an easy path to the quarters. they will face the lowest— ranked team left in the competition — the danish side fc copenhagen. these are the other ties as they were drawn at uefa headquarters in nyon, switzerland. premier league leaders arsenal face porto while italian champions napoli face barcelona. german giants bayern munich also face italian opposition in lazio. the current serie a leaders inter milan play atletico madrid while there is

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. >> here with me today, katherine rampell, opinion columnist for the "washington post," reihan salam, president of the manhattan institute, and national review contributing editor. "new york times" contributing writer, jane coasten, and author and conservative pollster, kristen soltis-anderson. welcome to all of you. kristen, let me begin with you, who is the bigger threat to donald trump to the degree that there is one? desantis or haley? >> haley. desantis has had a very rough 2023. he came into this race as the presumed strongest challenger to donald trump, and yet his numbers have really only ticked downward, and whether it is inside baseball, you know, operational failures, super pac, et cetera, he just has not proven that he has the strategy to take on trump. now, haley has a very big uphill climb ahead of her. but right now, there is at least a path, if you squint your eyes, you can see a way she might pull this off. >> the campaign projects that he will formally clinch the republican nomination by the primaries on march 19th which include florida. take a look at this. this is

the french foreign. mister katherine koloner said too many civilians are being killed and that's why an immediate and durable truth is needed. also in a joint statement uk's foreign minister david cameron and his german counterparts and elena berbach stressed the agent need for sustainable cease fire. both noted that too many civilians have been killed in the besieg strip. this is while berlin and london abstained from voting on the un general assemble's call for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza last tuesday. "the israeli prime minister is facing harsh criticism at home over his handling of the issue of captives being held by hamas. israel's have been piling a pressure on benjamin netanyahu since three of those captives were killed by the regime's own forces in gaza some days ago. one of the three slain captives was buried near tel aviv on sunday. during the funeral his brother slammed the israely military for abandoning and murdering him. the three men were killed near..." gaza city by invading israeli troops on friday. it spot protest in tel aviv where people vented their

let's bring out our panel, mary katherine, and richard.chard, what we heard from folks in the president's hometown makes the more intriguing what the president tweeted on 13 when he said i don't look at the economy through wall street and park avenue, i look at it through the people i grew up with in scranton, pennsylvania or claymont, delaware. they say the economy sucks. >> the concerns you heard are real concerns. working people, middle class families having to tighten the belt because of inflation, the cost of food, rent, all very high, but i think it's worth pointing out in the moment as we have the conversation there are some good indicators for the president. inflation down, i think it's down the lowest in 2.5 years, gas prices go down. what the the biden administration has to do in this moment to what house democrats do, dump the word bidenomics, talk to the american people what they have been able to achieve, whether it be lowering gas prices, the fact january 1st, prescription prices are lower for seniors, get out of the messagin

and of called for a rerun of the election. katherine, so as in contrast, that brings us the latest we ought, appalling station and can shop the counting of votes here as going on in many other areas across the country. both thing is still going on. the electoral commission has extended voting by 2 days us, so a polls will close on on friday, and this is because of a lot of logistical a and a security challenges that send me the electro commission task space in some calling station voting materials did not arrive and then, you know, there was a lot of frustration by people who destroyed some of the machine. they send me is investigating that as well. and these are issues that we expected because even the president of the elect, charles commission himself, i talked about this toddler does. he talks to all just sierra about the issues that the commission is facing, especially when it comes from supporting a bylaw materials to different parts of the country. we've also hodge from a position the dead of opposition. presidential candidates who calls is what is happening. i assume, and some

katherine clark, my good friend, an amazing, four democrat. she was off-campus at the time.xt to jim, standing speaker pelosi at the rostrum up. and at the middle of the debate, the sergeant of arms interrupted i will never forget. the sentiment he expressed. he said, the mob has breached the capital. they are on the second floor. a few steps outside of the house chamber. so, be prepared to hit the ground and, secure the gas masks that are underneath your feet. at the time, i had been in congress a little over four terms. i had no idea there were gas masks under every seat. i thought, this is a little bit of a situation. then i saw speaker pelosi. she was aggressively removed by her security team from the rostrum. then the security team comes over to me. they remove majority steny hoyer. then the security problems up to jim clyburn, the great jim clyburn. they say, sir, you have to leave now. with such urgency in their voice. so i am sitting there, hakeem jeffries, number five democrat. chair of the house democratic caucus. speaker pelosi, number one is removed. steny hoyer,

our legal analyst, criminal defense feern danny cevallos and former manhattan district attorney katherinee saw his son eric was supposed to take the stand and backed out as well. what do you make of it? >> when you're on trial, particularly the defense, you line up all your witnesses, travel them out there, put them in the hotel. but as the case goes on, it's a bit of improv. you may decide, do we get this evidence in? do we really ned this? >> the major balancing test and risk with a witness like trump is, is the risk of putting him on the stand outweighed bithe benefit? they may have, his defense team, arrived at this point and said we had really good testimony from the deutsche bank executives. maybe we like what we heard from our nyu tax expert, we don't need to put our client on the stand. i bet they let out a sigh of relief. i always thought putting trump on the stand at the end was not a great idea. i suspect it was trump himself who probably wanted to do that. with the fact-finder being the judge in this case, you've had some witnesses so far that have been not antagonistic. why e

>> and actually just reading the sun, we're going to talk to katherine forster about of katherine forstere's our political correspondent westminster. correspondent in westminster. and catherine, the prime minister the sun minister has written in the sun about today, following on about this today, following on from statement in the from cleverly's statement in the commons and he's commons yesterday. and he's talking this is talking about how this is a record package of measures. well, of course it is because net migration has never been so high in. >> exactly. yes. a record cut to migration. they say that this five point plan of theirs is going to bring the numbers down by 300,000. well sure, that will be a record . but of course, we be a record. but of course, we have record net migration of three quarters of a million. it's totally unprecedented. it's over triple what boris johnson promised when he was elected in 2019. net migration then was about 230,000. the conservatives were elected on a promise manifesto. promise as immigration minister just told gb news a few moments ago , to gb ne

the french forem minister katherine colona said that too many civilians have been killed and that's why an immediate and durable truce is needed. also joint steven uk's foreign secretary david cameron and his german counterpart and elena berbak stressed the urgent need for sustainable cease fire. both. noted that too many civilians have been killed on the besiegu strip. that's why berlin and london abstained from voting on the un general assembly's call for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza last tuesday. the chief commander of iran's islamic revolution garscore says that israel and the us are only hastening their own demise by continuing the genocidal war in gaza. the more they cause destruction, the more nails will be driven into their casets. actually, fighting children will only bring shame upon you, and this is what what it is, and destroying hospitals and turning them into a frontline for war, this is not something good, it is a crime. if you, if you can, you should... confront military person, military troops on the frontline, why are you attacking defenseless people in a

i've got a whole chapter on women historians and i don't write about katherine mccauley because my editorsbritish editors, specialist readers, none of them mentioned her. and it's, as i said teasingly, too, you don't have an actual picture of her in the book. and one of the people whose, you know, dropped through the net, she made comments. she was basically sold in in an equivalent way and in her own time, because made the grievous error marrying a footman who was many years her junior which was just the excuse all the people you did not like have needed to remove her. i mean she was a bit of a figure of fun at the end, but there was mary wollstonecraft who very much is remembered and is very much celebrated by the romantics she says that katherine macaulay is greatest english woman who's ever lived which is the kind of quote the dream of to put on the front of books. i think, you know, i do believe that she's of such importance to some very crucial moments in the foundation story that she she needs to celebrated and she was very, very brave writer and and that's probably what did for her

mom and dad had meant that as a surprise for their 7-year-old daughter katherine who like most kids here christmas, but on this past saturday night as you can see in the family surveillance video someone stole that santa decoration from the front porch and with the help of a second person they threw it in the trunk of a car parked out front of and drove away. and they happened to have an extra santa deck raising and she decided to surprise catherine. >> poor girl, and i told my husband, i have one. why not give it to her? >> i feel good, and i love it so much! >> all of the negative feelings, they're gone. this is -- this is what it's all about, christmas. >> now i feel like -- kind of, like, really happy. people making my daughter happy for this christmas. >> are you the house that got the santa stolen? >> that's video of another neighbor who heard about the santa decoration who replaced the stolen santa. a number of people have stepped up and dropped off decorations throughout the day and as you can see the silva's front yard is now decked out for christmas and actually getting a bit

public works says they were doing it in partnership with supervior katherine stephanie's office after last year's flooding along the boulevard. and remember the weather. >> we did. it was a big storm. >> reporter: last winter atmospheric weather unleashed downpours across the bay area. while flooding is not anticipated next week, there are low-lying areas prone to flooding. workers will keep the storm drains clear and keep an eye on it. san francisco residents and businesses can find sandbags through saturday. you just need to bring proof of address. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of people are going to be getting ready. thanks, christie. we've made it easy for you to track the storm. you'll get access to the exclusive weather and specific to your neighborhood. >>> new at 6:00, the el cerrito police department is asking you to help find a missing woman. she also goes by alex. they found her car parked in front of her boyfriend's house in el cerrito. her boyfriend is now being looked at as a person of interest in this case. he drove far after she went missing. anyone with

tusk, william bavis, who has roles in the x-files, death note and premonition of evil, as well as katherineam queen in 2007, who received it for her roles in horror films and tv series, including werewolf, insomnia x-files. in america, film critics declared scream the night before merry christmas with your new christmas horror favorite. in russia , fans of the genre have already watched it. it was included in the program of the third horror fest. the film is being released on wide cinema screens as part of the festival's project, past lives film. the main character has been living in new york for many years, she is a successful writer and a happy wife. one day, her first love, a childhood friend whom the heroine has not seen for 20 years, comes to the city. main role. performed by greta lim, who was awarded several festival awards for this film, and teayu, known for the film closing of the forty-fourth miff and lareata kan, the decision to leave pakchan uka, in a past life the debut directorial work of screenwriter silin song, the film will appear in russian box office in early march 2024,

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katherine forster was at the covid inquiry. will have all the covid inquiry.ast night as leisure warsaw polish team kicked off outside stadium. 46 arrests, flares were fired at police projectile was thrown into the crowd. i'm asking, is it time to kick these thugs out of europe and finally admit hooliganism is not the english disease . it's not the english disease. it's the disease that's taking over europe . that's . all so let's europe. that's. all so let's know i want to know your thoughts, especially on cop 28 and net zero, because it was buned and net zero, because it was buried in the tory manifesto on about page 15, but nobody ever told us what it was going to cost. and now that reality is coming out, if you had to say, would you vote against net zero in a brexit style referendum , in a brexit style referendum, let me know all the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com. that's all coming in the next hour. but first, here's your latest news headunes first, here's your latest news headlines with ray anderson . headlines with ray anderson. >> thanks, martin. good a

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. >> joining us now is sfpd sergeant katherine winters. nice to have you on the program. i got to say these numbers are encouraging. is that how you all feel, and really can you keep it up? >> yes. first of all, thanks for having me. you know, these really are encouraging numbers. our officers, our investigators have put a lot of effort into especially retail theft, and to start to see some progress, to see those numbers coming down shows that we're making the right efforts and we're focusing on the right areas. it's just something that we need to continue our focus and continue to do what we've been doing and continue to address retail theft and see if we can bring those numbers down even more. >> the chief said that part of this crackdown includes a recent blitz at the target store over there at the met re ann. in football, i know what a blitz is. what is a blitz? >> essentially we identify a hot spot where we've seen a lot of retail theft, and our officers, plainclothes, uniformed officers, investigators basically focus on that area or a particular store or a particula