matthew taylor, thank you ve much winter. matthew taylor, thank you very much for— winter.lice have charged a man with the murder of 87—year—old thomas 0'halloran in greenford, west london. mr 0'halloran, a grandfather orginally from county clare in ireland, was fatally stabbed whilst on his mobility scooter on tuesday afternoon. 44—year—old lee byer will appear at willesden magistrates�* court later this morning. there's more disruption to public transport in london today with strike action affecting the underground and 0verground across the city. some bus services in west and south west london and parts of surrey will also be affected. passengers are being warned that rail services nationally will be slow to recover following yesterday's 24 hour strike by staff, over changes to pay and conditions. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies has the details. the last servings of the working week at this thai restaurant. it won't open on friday because of the london underground strike. a lot of our staff are not be able to come in, like six, six people of us, we're not comi

taylor: kelsey berro, matthew hornbach, jim bianco, everyone still sticking with me. ill had, the final spread of the week ahead featuring more fed speak given the u.s. payrolls report and those conversations next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg positive real yield finally, i am taylor riggs in for jonathan ferro. time for the final spread, looking at the week ahead. coming up, the fed in focus. take a look at the fed speak we are going to be getting. speaking earlier on in the week, we get consumer confidence, those numbers out in europe and the u.s. tuesday. we get another read on european inflation wednesday and of course ism and initial jobless claims thursday. finally, the big data point of the week, another u.s. payrolls report and that comes friday. kelsey berro, matthew hornbach, jim bianco still with me. matt, how important is another data point that is the u.s. payrolls? matthew: it is very important. i think it is probably the make or break between 75 and 50 personally. obviously the cpi report is also important, but the reality is the underl

matthew taylor from the nhs confederation.g that it is providing support, that every household is going to be getting £400 to help with winter energy payments, and the 8 million most vulnerable homes will be getting £1200, but there are calls from other areas for the support to be increased. 0f support to be increased. of course... there are growing concerns about the pressure on ambulance services after an 87—year—old man in cornwall was forced to wait for 15 hours overnight in his garden following a 999 call. his family had to build a makeshift shelter around him, after a fall which broke his pelvis. there's particular concern about response times in south west england. the bbc'sjohn maguire has been taking a look at two cases in cornwall — where patients were left waiting 15 hours, or more, for an ambulance. in sheer desperation, this shelter made from goal posts, tarpaulins and umbrellas was built by a woman in cornwall whose father had fallen and fractured his pelvis. as they waited 15 hours for an ambulance, they constru

the marjorie taylor greene praying a little bit of performance art there to matthew's question. what do you make of it? >> i'm not much into the prediction business, but i can pretty well bet that donald trump is not going fade away over the next 92 days. mathew is right. there are few republicans that want to see him right now play such a visible role. none outside of a few who collect their paychecks at mala ga want him to declare his candidacy. they think that will be a terrible distraction and would distract from what they still think could be a good november because of inflation. the gop strategists are farm less confident about it now than a couple months ago. but trump is not going anywhere. certainly, his poll numbers have taken a hit. largely in part, we believe, because of the january 6th hearings. but he is still the loudest voice in the room. there aren't many republicans willing to challenge him publicly. ly, they don't want him out there now. they would rather he wait and see where things are. there's some that would like to move on to another candidate. trump seem