he's at london bridge train station.e is on the railways. disruption there is on the railways-_ disruption there is on the railwa s. �* ., , railways. almost anywhere in the country — railways. almost anywhere in the country that _ railways. almost anywhere in the country that you - railways. almost anywhere in the country that you would i railways. almost anywhere in i the country that you would want to point me to, i could find you some disruption. here at london bridge, there was a fallen tree in the elton which has now been removed, but there are fallen trees across the country and in particular there are problems with the thames link line running from here towards bedford via luton airport. the line is closed at harpenden. similarly in the opposite direction between horsham and arran doll. looking further north between cambridge and king's lynn, there is a speed restriction in place really slowing things down. a have cancelled the direct trains from london and there is now a shuttle service from cambridge and across

from here at london bridge, there was a fallen tree near eltham.e are fallen trees right across the country. and in particular there are problems with the thameslink line, which runs from here towards bedford via luton airport. the line is closed at harpenden and similarly in the opposite direction between horsham and arundel. looking further north, between cambridge and king's lynn, there's a speed restriction in place which is really slowing things down. they've cancelled all the direct trains from london and there's now just a shuttle service from cambridge. and pretty much across the country that is being replicated. we've got no trains whatsoever on the north coast of wales, from chester right across to holyhead in anglesey, or in south wales, from cardiff across to swansea and to carmarthen. transport for wales also warning that there's problems on the cardiff to manchester line, severe disruption there. and great western railway, who possibly have had more problems than anyone else, or at least their passengers have, nothing running on the l

to remember in the loan, the london bridge at another vehicle was used to play, went to people on the bridge. then the attackers a in back from the vehicle and went on a killing rampage, add to the streets of london. so you have to ask yourself how we dropped our guard in europe regarding these type of attacks. i think that's going to be the key question here. when we find out, you know, the full scale of the, the, the damage that's been done, the human cost is how did this happen? why this month? so it may feel the need to commit this act after being a jeremy for so long. and how did he manage to drive a vehicle at such speed? and you can see from the footage very disturbing that he absolutely was traveling a mass of speed as he hit those crowds. that means he had time to accelerate for a long period of time before he actually hit the crowd. so a lot of questions for the authorities in german, germany, and a lot of questions for our shelves tomorrow when he rides on the c. not scan data. indeed, shavers, as i said before, and i said this is a one off incident plans again for the upda

and destroy bases for a rainy and weapon smoke length, drought, serial number, syria is it runs london bridge between iran on 11 and it relies on it to keep, has bless, equipped and funded and providing logistical support so i thing is, well we're trying to make it harder for ron to reestablish those links if it com and what do you make of of how the new leader has responded to israel. so finding these really actions, i think he's quote, as well as bluff, you know, with the international community has been saying, we will judge haste. yes. by that actions not just by the woods. and he's flip that's around because when they started using 1st collapse, you heard nothing yahoo on mount him. but on the is ready, i'm assuming galandes ready occupied go on saying that we seek peace with the new syrian regime. and then at the same time, you see israel and trudging itself further in the go on high is extending its presence on these unprecedented number of strikes that he's starting to these raise . you have no reason to fear us. so now you need to stop these strikes. i don't think he thinks they goin

london has something to live up to. the annual sydney fireworks. the harbour bridge lit up and i must say, a shout out to luna, the composer who composed the music that went so perfectly with that display. amazing. we've already seen auckland and we will be bringing you the best of the fireworks throughout the day and indeed, we have a live page up and indeed, we have a live page up and running on our website with pictures from around the world as we saw that spectacular fireworks display in sydney. but, of course, it isn'tjust display in sydney. but, of course, it isn't just fireworks, display in sydney. but, of course, it isn'tjust fireworks, the new year seems many global leaders taking the time to address their nations. the chinese president has said that no one can stop unification with taiwan and the russian president, vladimir putin, hailed 25 years in power. he said russia would only move forward in 2025. i mention new zealand, let's take a look at some of the fireworks there as they welcomed in the new year. they are displayed traditionally from the auckland

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london. he is not a bridge citizen and long works is a truck driver. these days he spends most of his time searching for mohammed. this guy is a homeless i. he's my nephew. these one me and him this one, the 2000 and penny. when i was about quitting this time. you get to visa, comfortable those as wash. uh, as was then november 2020 when these, when, when you went to men sick or wow, so not a lot of no the, the, the chicago has been an hour on wherever the com, i good day and evening, full of hope for the day and 20 to read mohammed, he informed his uncle in london about his every move. when did you hear from your left over the last time, april to me 2 days before the 29th of uh, november 2021 to 3 days before the leasing. is voice on december 1st 2021 mohammed central for the border. the humanitarian situation there had continued to worse than does it the we do this in videos on the board the that's was why he was stuck in was no man's land. yeah. and photos got on by the rest. yeah. and right up to 2000 people come to more and what they believe was a

london square district and collects increasing amounts of trash left by illegal dumping and homeless encampments. >> it's been rampant, like we get clusters of trash, you know what i mean? in the area, mostly under the bridgelike in certain areas by the railroad tracks. amtrak. >> without these jack london district ars, it could be overwhelmed. >> yeah. for sure. if you go just a little bit down that way, you'll see like how bad it is, you know, in certain certain parts of oakland. yeah. and especially with all the illegal dumping at the end of the day, all we really want as communities, residents, business owners, people who come to work or play or visit here are safe, clean streets that that that everyone can, can utilize, utilize and come and enjoy. >> i've never seen the volume like we have here in oakland. >> oakland's new and remarkably open director of transportation and public works says he means to reverse the illegal dumping barrage, now estimated to be 20 million pounds a year, enough to fill 666 garbage trucks. one approach engineer solutions to make it harder for cars and trucks to get to their favorite dumping sites. while ktvu scoured hundreds of illegal dumping citations, director rohan cru

bridge by the way. >>> well, in san francisco, mayor london breed has made her last appointee before leaving office.ct 2. cheryl most recently served as the director of the mayor's office of innovation and expected to serve under mayor-elect lurie until the next election in 2026. he previously worked as a staffer during michael bloomberg's tenure as mayor of new york. he replaces the outgoing catherine stefani. >>> there's a huge army of people who make sure the packages get under the tree on time. >> that's right. it is the job of the people at the postal service but some go above and beyond their job but connecting members of the communities while they're out there working. our sooji nam tagged along with one mail carrier in san jose who does more than just the job description while she works. she celebrates the people behind the packages. >> reporter: she starts her workday as a postal carrier at 7:30 a.m. six days a week in san jose. >> sorting the street -- i'm getting my packages ready. >> reporter: she's been working for the u.s. postal service for the past seven years. >> my route has 513 re

london square district, and collects increasing amounts of trash left by illegal dumping and homeless encampments. >> it's been rampant, like we get clusters of trash, you know what i mean? in the area, mostly under the bridgen certain areas by the railroad tracks. >> amtrak, without these jack london district ambassadors, it could be overwhelmed. >> yeah. for sure. if you go just a little bit down that way, you'll see like how bad it is, you know, in certain certain parts of oakland. yeah. and especially with all the illegal dumping at the end of the day, all we really want as communities, residents, business owners, people who come to work or play or visit here are safe, clean streets that that that everyone can, can utilize, utilize and come and enjoy. >> i've never seen the volume like we have here in oakland. >> oakland's new and remarkably open director of transportation and public works says he means to reverse the illegal dumping barrage, now estimated to be 20 million pounds a year, enough to fill 666 garbage trucks. one approach engineer solutions to make it harder for cars and trucks to get to their favorite dumping sites. while ktvu scoured hundreds of illegal dumping citations, director rowan c

they are bridge the gap with the public market and private assets >> is there a london specific problemhowever, there is clearly a lot more attractiveness in the u.s.? higher valuations and higher capital options. what i like to understand whether is the measures you highlighted will be enough and will come into place quickly enough to make london more attractive and more competitive with wall street >> it's going to make it more competitive. let's wait and see i think a lot is made of the u.s. market, but returns are heavily concentrated in the magnificent seven. the last few is one or two that sucked a lot of capital into the u.s. markets. yeah, i think london still has a great future and good prospects. >> we have also heard the government saying they don't want to -- they want to regulate for growth that was the tag line. what do you think that will actually mean? >> i think it's interesting when you look at the new government coming in there was quite a lot of optimismcreation. what you have seen is relatively anemic growth the bank of england was warning about yesterday. i think w

vehicle was used to play with the people on the bridge and the attackers and back from the vehicle and went on a killing rampage, add to the streets of london. so you have to ask yourself how we dropped our guard and you are regarding these type of attacks. i think that's going to be the key question here. when we find out, you know, the full scale of the, the, the damage that's been done on the human cost is how did this happen? why this month? so it may feel the need to commit this act after being in jeremy for so long. and how did he manage to drive a vehicle at such speed? and you can see from the footage very disturbing that he absolutely was traveling a mass of speed as he hit those crowds. that means he had time to accelerate for a long period of time before he actually hit the crowd. so a lot of questions for the authorities in german, germany, and a lot of questions for all our shields tomorrow when he rides on the sea. now the investigation is on, but the motive for the call roaming remains on known that we spoke with from us on the non commissioned officer. it's almost ben who gave us comments from the scene of my family. my ex w

bridges in your view? has he | already started? it is possible to exaggerate the degree to which there is any animosity. there is a good relationship between washington and londonards the united kingdom. obviously he didn't like the fact that the labour party sent people to lobby in the democrat campaign, we can play beyond that. peter mandelson is the kind of person who can get beyond that. he will forge relationships. 5ir will forge relationships. sir simon fraser, thank you very much indeed forjoining us. with less than a week to go until christmas, the shops will be full of frenzied shoppers trying to secure last—minute gifts for loved ones, but luxury goods might not be at the top of consumers�* wish lists this year, with many high—end brands reporting a difficult year with falling revenues, but it's a mixed picture, with some labels bucking the trend. let's speak to maliha shoaib, a reporterfor vogue business who joins us now from glasgow our people bang more or less on the luxury goods front if they can afford that? i the luxury goods front if they can afford that?— can afford that? i think the ke art can afford that? i think the key part of— can afford

london derby. chelsea could have gone within a point of the top of the premier league, but lost to fulham, who scored a last—minute winner at stamford bridged before substitute harry wilson equalised. then in the 95th minute, rodrigo muniz put the visitors in front to take a first victory at chelsea since 1979. fulham are eighth in the table, and their head coach said it was all for their supporters. football is about connections and connections between football club and fans and players and the staff and the fans. it means for me something really big, but at the end, they are three points and the most important thing for me is for our fans and our players. it's not about me, it's about the fans. i said many times that no matter if we win games or we do not win a game, i think it's more of the reality that we can see inside that for many reasons we are not ready. but the important thing is to see a team that can improve and, as tonight, can learn things. this is important. manchester city's stuttering form continues. the premier league defending champions failed to beat everton at the etihad, drawing 1—1. city got off to an ideal start, wi

london derby. chelsea could have gone within a point of the top of the premier league, but lost to fulham, who scored a last—minute winner at stamford bridge side ahead before substitute harry wilson equalised. then in the 95th minute, rodrigo muniz put the visitors in front to take a first victory at chelsea since 1979. fulham are eighth in the table, and their head coach said it was for their supporters. football is about connections and connections between football club and fans and players and the staff and the fans. it means for me something really big, but at the end, they are three points, but the most important thing for me is what it means for our fans and our players. it's not about me at all, it's about the fans. manchester city's stuttering form continues. the premier league defending champions failed to beat everton at the etihad, drawing 1—1. city got off to an ideal start, with bernardo silva giving them the lead in the first half. iliman ndiaye scored everton�*s equaliser before half—time. there was a huge moment when erling haaland could have won it for his side, but his penalty was saved byjordan pickford. it means city h

london breed is about to leave office as san francisco's mayor. tonight we ask her what's next. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> get ready for the fastest bridgel be $10 within five years time. the changes were just approved today. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm dion lim. we're talking about the seven state owned bridges in the bay area. that's everything locally except the golden gate, which has its own pricing structure. >> tolls are going up to $8 on january 1st, part of the final step of toll hikes that voters approved back in 2018. the signs have already changed at the bay bridge. >> now let's go live to abc seven news reporter tim johns for a look at the future changes just approved. >> yeah, tim, walk us through this. give us a bit of a breakdown here.

bridges. the 2nd time in history, a professional cmo bench has to be held outside of japan. london's albert hall will be the venue just as it was back in 1991 fort states, back more than 1500 years 40 elite wrestlers will be making their own bit of history when they compete at the ground. similar terminal. so next october. okay. and that is all your support for now back to you there as far as well. thank you very much. we'll see a little later. and that's it for this news hour. but we are right back at the top of the interest interest. so to stay, what else? the unique perspective we don't want to head to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large. one section connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out to 0 of destruction on a scale never seen before with the risk of nuclear warfare w

london square. >> this is mornings on two. the nine. >> it's already december ninth. we're getting closer to christmas, and we're looking at the golden gate bridge. it's clearer today than it was yesterday. some of that haze seems to have gone away. we'll talk about the weather in just a bit. a reddit post has gone viral after a passenger shared why they refused to switch seats with a child. having a meltdown. the passenger says they were sitting in their window seat when a family boarded. the child had an aisle seat and began crying upon realizing she didn't have a window view. the parents pleaded with the passenger to trade seats, saying it was the only way to calm their daughter, but the passenger stood firm and refused, saying they paid extra for their window seat to ensure they had a view. reddit users are divided was the passenger wrong to say no, or were they were within their rights? welcome to the nine. andre garcia and myself. it's a tough one. i, i think i probably would have done it. garcia but andre and garcia, if you pay for that. but i've had children of my own. i'd rather have the peace. okay, but. >> okay. but you're asking thes

bridge for three hours. earlier this month, a judge dismissed most of the charges against the group. >> we're getting a look inside jack london square's new waterfront restaurant, dragon gate. it serves traditional taiwanese food. it opened a new and bigger location on franklin street. the owners hope to inspire others who want to start their business in oakland. co-owner and head chef johnny chang grew up on the streets in taiwan. he knows how to cook up authentic street food using ingredients like shark, rabbit and octopus to bring the people. >> it was actually working on the asian street or taiwan night market or working on the street. i can get something really special and tasty. >> sifu vong opened dragon gate a few blocks away. it did close during the pandemic, and they waited three years to take over this new space. >> this morning, kids woke up extra early to help give back to their community. >> the annual salvation army angel tree toy shopping spree started just a bit ago, and the event invites kids to shop for other kids in need. live in san rafael this morning, abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez. gloria, te

london square. this is mornings on two. >> the nine. >> today is thursday, december 19th, and we are looking live at the golden gate bridge. a little bit of fog. not nearly as much as yesterday. so it's there, but it's not as big of a problem for traffic anyway. steve and i had our hands full yesterday. today was a little bit better in some areas, both weather and traffic wise. okay, here's your viral reddit thread for the morning. a woman posted to the platform saying she's struggling with her family's $250 price limit for their annual white elephant gift exchange. she says she's been faced with unexpected medical bills, and that spending this much money on what's generally considered a gag gift is unrealistic. however, she fears being left out is about 25 members of the family will be there. she says she's expressed concern to her immediate family and which her mom thinks she's being petty. and dad says it's all about the christmas spirit. so now she's torn between attending the family gathering or sitting it out entirely. welcome to the nine. andre garcia and myself. it's a $250 limit, so she could maybe spend 40 bucks.

london, the east bay. we've got castro valley to the maze using 5.80, on those westbound lanes. also under 15 minutes and then taking a look at that bay bridgeing on. as i said, they would 10 minutes to get into the city and cross that bridge. but again, it's going to start to grow as we see that stop and go traffic with those metering lights. lastly, we'll take a look over at the southbound lanes of 8.80, leandro to milpitas. it's a 23 minute commute right now. >> in the east bay as bay area groups got together for giving tuesday, a food rescue group feeding families this holiday season is expanding the services here. relieved to call spotlights white pony express in concord. >> food that would otherwise be seen as trash and thrown away. instead valued and rescued by white pony express deal get you i think 30 depression. this is high quality food on a daily basis. volunteers sift and sort through fresh and healthy food, local grocers typically toss out at the end of the day and packed them up for distribution at other community. nonprofits where hungry families pick up what they need get some botham greens to may even birds took over as ceo

london square. this is mornings on two. >> the nine. >> today is tuesday, december 3rd. we're looking live at the richmond district in san francisco. the golden gate bridge, and there's not a lot of fog. steve has been saying there's a high pressure system parked around here, and it's hard for that to move. so as a consequence, we're having warmer than usual temperatures. i'll let the man or i'll let i think it's rosemary. explain. when we do the weather, we'll have a weather report. it will be someone. it will be a meteorologist. how about that? exactly. we hope so. i think it is. >> i think it's rosemary. >> rosemary, i think i know i've been doing this for a minute. all right, let's talk about cash. as holiday shopping is in full swing, many people will probably end up spending more than they'd like to. but new research finds that if you want to keep your spending in check, cash might be your best bet. experts reveal that using cash helps people stay within their budget, reducing the temptation to overspend. experts say the physical act of handing over real money makes us more aware of how much we are spending. welcome to the nine, mr. andre senior al

london breed is about to leave office as san francisco's mayor. tonight we ask her what's next. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> get ready for the fastest bridge toll hike we've ever seen in the bay area. they'll be $10 within five years time. the changes were just approved today. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm dion lim. we're talking about the seven state owned bridges in the bay area. that's everything locally except the golden gate, which has its own pricing structure. >> tolls are going up to $8 on january 1st, part of the final step of toll hikes that voters approved back in 2018. the signs have already changed at the bay bridge. >> now let's go live to abc seven news reporter tim johns for a look at the future changes just approved. >> yeah, tim, walk us through this. give us a bit of a breakdown here. >> yeah. dan dion, the bay area toll authority approved those changes unanimously. minus just one abstention at their meeting today. but the increases are not proving popular with local drivers. and i want to break down what this means for you at home. so now in 2026, the bridge tolls will rise by $0.50 e

london. our current version here. yes, there are different points in time where we could have made different decisions about, the subway. so, for example, staten island, no subway service across the verrazano bridge. that is something that is often blamed on moses. you know, moses built the bridge. it was his last big bridge project. people said you should you should build it with the capacity for four tracks. and he said they in the short version he said no but in the longer more complex version he well the subway will go into brooklyn but the brooklyn subways even in a deteriorated were running at capacity there wasn't any capacity to take new passengers onto the brooklyn subways from staten island and once we've got the verrazano bridge built with capacity for subway service who is going to pay to operate the service know a subway is like a road where once it's built you've spent most of the money you need build it you need you're actually creating for yourself a permanent new deficit. you have to operate at a 50% loss forever. so moses said, you know who's going to operate it. there were answers to those questions. you even even then in, 1964 or a little bit earlier than that, it was very sim

take a listen to sir keir starmer here speaking at the lord mayor's banquet in london, where he promised to build bridges both sides. >> the idea that we must choose between our allies . that somehow between our allies. that somehow we're with either america or europe is plain wrong . i reject europe is plain wrong. i reject it utterly . attlee did not it utterly. attlee did not choose between allies. churchill did not choose the national interest . demands that we work interest. demands that we work with both . with both. >> what do you make of that? >> what do you make of that? >> i don't think he sounds very strong. i don't think he ever sounds very strong. does he? you know, he doesn't need to really set that out. be be smarter, be strategic, be cleverer. bear in mind that donald trump is going to change so much in america. and we have. he's going to push everything politically. right. and we've got a socialist government effectively at the moment. keir starmer wants to if he is able to put the country first, he's going to have to collaborate. he's going to have to work with trump. >> yeah, i'm quite

sir keir starmer was saying when he was speaking at the lord mayor's banquet in london, where he promised to build bridges the idea that we must choose between our allies, that somehow we're with either america or europe is plain wrong . i reject europe is plain wrong. i reject it utterly . atlee did not choose it utterly. atlee did not choose between allies. churchill did not choose the national interest demands that we work with both . demands that we work with both. >> there we go. so is sir keir starmer giving the cold shoulder to the special relationship? i can now speak with our political edhon can now speak with our political editor, chris hope. chris, there is undeniably a fork in the road. one fork leads to washington dc. boom time, absolute boom time drill, baby drill. low tax regime and america set to soar. the other is towards brussels. the economy is towards brussels. the economy is withering away. net zero germany on the brink of collapse. france on the brink of collapse. france on the brink of collapse . and now sir keir collapse. and now sir keir starmer said he won't side with the usa. bu

if you would cast your mind back to the 2017 bridge attack here in london, a lot of lessons were learnedtainly looks like one, but thenit certainly looks like one, but then it could be something else. we don't know. but in the case of terrorist incidents, always lessons they try and learn them and look at how they can stop something in the future happening like that was it within terrorist will always try and be one step ahead and think of something that the authorities have not thought of. i'm old enough and been doing thisjob long enough of. i'm old enough and been doing this job long enough that i remember doing the six o'clock news piece about the big crash barriers that were put up in front of parliament in 2003. and these are huge, great, big, ugly things. they are to stop a vehicle borne improvised explosive device, in other words a truck bomb. they are to stop somebody ramming a truck full of explosives into the houses of parliament, the palace of westminster. in this particular case, this driver did not seem to have little difficulty in driving to the crash barriers and then ram

at the lord mayor's banquet in london last night, sir keir pledged to strengthen ties with both the us and the european union, emphasising his commitment to building bridges sides of the atlantic. and this is what he had to say dufing and this is what he had to say during that address. >> the idea that we must choose between our allies . that somehow between our allies. that somehow we're with either america or europe is plain wrong . i reject europe is plain wrong. i reject it utterly . atli did not choose it utterly. atli did not choose between allies. churchill did not choose the national interest . not choose the national interest. demands that we work with both . demands that we work with both. >> well, there we have it, and with a potential trade war looming, is it time for the uk to get off the fence? a place where sir keir starmer, let's face it, feels pretty comfortable and pick a side. well joining me now to discuss this is david henig, the director of the uk trade policy project. david, welcome to farage. so a decision awaits. do you think it's for the birds , you think it's for the birds, the notion that sir keir starmer can please brussels and