peter mcguire is chief executive at trading—point.com in sydney and he told me investors around the worldng a close eye on that meeting betweenjoe biden and xijinping. i think a couple of good points that need to be discussed. naturally, geopolitical tensions, global economy, the slowing as far as china's export market and the overall health of what's going on across asia, europe and, of course, into the us. so as they sit down, i think it should be reasonably positive, and that's the way it's going to be interpreted as far as both leaders coming together. it's been about a year since they have. the data in china has not really been heading in the direction that president xi is hoping for. so what can we expect to see later this week? this is the issue facing this economy. the weak export numbers last week and you are looking at how that rolls this week as far as data points and the release of numbers. you have the retail sales and fixed asset production and retail production. so as we take on board those numbers, what are they going to represent as far as the internal combustion of china

joey mcguire told us he's the quarterback next season and moving forward. >> dave: running room for brooks. out to the 45 yard if oklahoma state were to lose and kansas state lose to iowa state, oklahoma would be in the big 12 title game against texas. the only team to beat the longhorns this year, almost two months ago, 34-30. >> dusty: if you want to talk about what would best help texas' resume, would be that. >> dave: yes. >> dusty: avenging your only loss on a neutral field against the team by far highest ranked in the big 12 not named texas by the committee. >> dave: third down and four for texas tech. morton, downfield, nice adjustment, the ball came out at the end know, fouonji couldn't make the catch, good coverage by x'avion brice, fourth down. >> dusty: touched on it, great adjustment in the air, back shoulder throw, fouonji, reminiscent of what we saw early in the ball game, a big dropped pass earlier, behren morton had his best throw of the game. also go back, malik dunlap had a dropped interception. texas tech just not able to capitalize on opportunities when they've been the

director mcguire. mr. cunningham. um you know, we've had a fairly robust discussion, so i'll endeavor not to repeat any of the ground covered by my fellow commissioners. i think the were to bring things a little bit back. you know, there are sort of two big questions here, which is i know why what commissioner janez raised and what was raised in the reporting that we saw in mission local, that that in some ways led to this presentation. and there's the big why, which you've spent the last better part of an hour talking about the big why of disparities in san francisco and in law enforcement and they exist and we don't have an answer to the big why and that's been the case since 2016 and before then as well. but since we've really, as a department, paid close attention to this at that time. and then there's the more recent why in which is why after seeing our disparity his remain stubborn only consistent maybe modest improvements however you want to characterize it, we saw a significant jump, not explai

director mcguire. mr. cunningham. um you know, we've had a fairly robust discussion, so i'll endeavor not to repeat any of the ground covered by my fellow commissioners. i think the were to bring things a little bit back. you know, there are sort of two big questions here, which is i know why what commissioner janez raised and what was raised in the reporting that we saw in mission local, that that in some ways led to this presentation. and there's the big why, which you've spent the last better part of an hour talking about the big why of disparities in san francisco and in law enforcement and they exist and we don't have an answer to the big why and that's been the case since 2016 and before then as well. but since we've really, as a department, paid close attention to this at that time. and then there's the more recent why in which is why after seeing our disparity his remain stubborn only consistent maybe modest improvements however you want to characterize it, we saw a significant jump, not explai

the policy union, the issue is the issue of the slot mcguire, the 1st issue of this time, a good liberating tourism, liberating the laptop. the most important issues in the mind of the most of the one relations with the most and countries muslim presidents most in for the ministers is to, to operate together in, regarding this very important about the, the policy. and then issue is, and this is the date, the war, the recent will this kind of tool at the beginning we had contacts and all the to get the, the different, the views. and today it's undoubtedly it's quite known and the quite some of this one, but everyone that we need to have as these via at the start of the blue k then seeds . again, this guys that everyone is interested in, given guys that the humanitarian needs that the needs. this is why the cooperation must be there to reach as ease via as soon as we can, these can be only done through negotiations and consistent the consultation. we all agreed about that this must be done very quickly. on the other hand, the united states is one of the pop. is that a sort of an opposite go t

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thank you so much, tony mcguire . go get much, tony mcguire.t chocolate or yourself a hot chocolate or something and up. it something. go and warm up. it looks absolutely freezing there in lots to look in glasgow, but lots to look forward to. thank you . now, it's forward to. thank you. now, it's been a particularly busy week for the royal family as king charles queen camilla hosted charles and queen camilla hosted the president of south korea for a state it comes as the a state visit. it comes as the bbc have announced a new documentary which contains exclusive behind the scenes footage from the run up to their majesties coronation in may. the royals are also braced themselves ahead of the release of omid scobie's new book, end game, which is released on tuesday, which is set to unearth more of the details surrounding the dramatic exit of the duke and duchess of sussex from royal life . lots to get through. and life. lots to get through. and joining me to go through all of this latest news is former bbc royal correspondent and friend of the pr

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full of se evacuation via ambulance is so out of the populace of egypt to be a threat to the slat mcguire and to guarantee the safety of the security. 2 we build on and the china, the little we the fuel to be and to, to the ship conflicts of, of the hospital. the fuel is running out and the services will be stopped completely in these places. so you now say joins us live now from con eunice in the south of the gaza strip. and you know, what's the latest you're hearing about? oh, shoot the hospital and the face of the stuff in patients there? well tell them after 5 days of a complete siege on a super hospital today on. * on wednesday, the is really true, top rated ship entering different departments inside the hospitals and gathering the people of these departments, including patients, not just the medical staff or the other people who are shall treat in a ship for at the time. so a termination, as we've known from our source, is there, we have no communication with any person. further. after that, the doctors themselves, they say that they are not able to communicate you, but with the oth

okay, let's go north of the now to tony mcguire. the border now to tony mcguire.stand it. john lewis. as i understand it. john lewis. as i understand it. john lewis their own lewis they've had their own difficulties and understand difficulties and i understand it, tony. they're now branching out try and out into health care to try and tempt through the shop tempt people through the shop doon tempt people through the shop door. about . door. what's all that about. >> yeah, that's correct. certainly john lewis is now looking for ways to bring more shoppers into the store by teaming up with randox health. they're a diagnostics company that's going to help members of the public diagnose such things as vitamin deficiencies and hormone imbalance. and hopefully, as time goes on and allow more people to more choice to kind of do these health things in stores now, they're going to come up against some stiff competition because boots and superdrug , they already and superdrug, they already offer a range of offers in their stores. but certainly in the first six months of thi

tony mcguire gb news glasgow . so news glasgow. so >> so should fireworks be banned ?s country? it seems there's always a lobby group wanting to ban one thing or another that other people enjoy. but fireworks. would you agree ? but fireworks. would you agree? apparently us want to see apparently 80% of us want to see a ban on fireworks. let's talk to my panel, ben habib and paul embry . paul, are you a fireman? embry. paul, are you a fireman? do a call spike. do a call out. spike. >> firefighter . emily, come on, >> firefighter. emily, come on, get the fireman. >> firefighter. emily, come on, get sorry. reman. >> firefighter. emily, come on, get sorry. firefighter fire person. >> yeah , they do tend to spike >> yeah, they do tend to spike on bonfire night. the calls do spike and the fire service has got real concerns at the moment. the fire brigades union, as we heard over the impact on on the service and its ability to respond through the huge cuts that have taken place in the in the fire and rescue service and of course, the attacks on firefighters , which have firef

tony mcguire . and thank you at home mcguire. and thank you at home for watching. good afternoon.ists this afternoon. and thank you at home. thank you to you at home. >> a brighter outlook with boxed solar. sponsors of weather on gb news is . hello news is. hello >> welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office . it will be a dry day office. it will be a dry day with quite a lot of sunshine around for many of us, but it will feel very cold once again and will also see some further sleet and snow falling. there's been some snow through the morning of devon morning across parts of devon and cornwall . so the result of and cornwall. so the result of this weather front bumping into the we'll continue to the cold air. we'll continue to see some snow flurries falling to lower levels. but much of the snow will accumulate snow will only accumulate over the ground of dartmoor and the high ground of dartmoor and bodmin moor, for example, through of the day through the rest of the day across northeast across the northeast, snow showers continue move showers will continue

mcguire and mrs. millen worked on before the shut-down and we will come up with a process that we will present to you where we will request that these cases that have not been moved will be dismissed without prejudice and absolutely, there will be a notification to the last known address for the member and some of the cases the people are gone. cecilia, sure you have something to add. >> that is what i was going to add. you covered it. >> it is effort to communicate to the member. thank you for adding the further breakdown--waiting hearing. that means applicant and representative as well as the city, they both sides filed the readiness to proceed, correct? >> yes, and we are coordinating to get a hearing date. >> maybe it is seasonal why the number climbed the last two months. looking at the case count and notice the name of the judges is there a bottleneck there of the availability of judges? >> i can't speak to the last couple months. i can say and again you can chime in, there are occasions when th

. >> leader of reform richard tice alongside me as is the former labour adviser, scarlett mcguire, havea little bit on that one. jeffrey says, talking about the james bulger killer, he says this person's being given anonymity before and he failed. so why give him a second chance? he's actually, i think, as i understand, on his fourth, if i identity, john says what on earth is wrong with this country? why is he even being considered for parole ? phil considered for parole? phil says, i am convinced if he is let out, he will do something bad again. he seems beyond help and actually, craig makes a good point. he's asking, are james venables family even allowed to hear the hearing? so whilst they're not allowed to be there, is there any way they're allowed to hear it? i don't know how that would work. maybe an audio feed somewhere. i actually don't know the answer that, but know the answer to that, but i do i suspect the answer to do think i suspect the answer to thatis do think i suspect the answer to that is no. lots coming. your way tonight. i want to talk to you also the you about ofcom

and i'm joined now by tony mcguire, gb news, scotland reporter and i believe, tony, you're outside waverleys the case of jim henderson, aged 78 . henderson, aged 78. >> yes, that's good, right? good evening, nigel. i'm here in edinburgh outside waverley station and i think what happened here, it was a few days ago now on saturday, i think everybody's actually still in shock. everybody's actually still in shock . you know, it was such a shock. you know, it was such a horrific situation for a veteran , jim henderson. he served in the royal corps of signals , the the royal corps of signals, the 32 signal regiment . he served 32 signal regiment. he served with the army in northern ireland. and over the past few novembers, he's been part of the furniture here at waverley collecting money from the poppy appeal. collecting money from the poppy appeal . and on saturday, one of appeal. and on saturday, one of eight or more protests all around scotland descended from the mound into waverley station here. and encircled the poppy stand. now i know that there have been similar scenes like that elsewhere

and i'm joined now by tony mcguire, gb news, scotland reporter and i believe, tony, you're outside waverleys the case of jim henderson, aged 78 . henderson, aged 78. >> yes, that's good, right? good evening, nigel. i'm here in edinburgh outside waverley station and i think what happened here, it was a few days ago now on saturday, i think everybody's actually still in shock. everybody's actually still in shock . you know, it was such a shock. you know, it was such a horrific situation for a veteran , jim henderson. he served in the royal corps of signals , the the royal corps of signals, the 32 signal regiment . he served 32 signal regiment. he served with the army in northern ireland. and over the past few novembers, he's been part of the furniture here at waverley collecting money from the poppy appeal. collecting money from the poppy appeal . and on saturday, one of appeal. and on saturday, one of eight or more protests all around scotland descended from the mound into waverley station here. and encircled the poppy stand. now i know that there have been similar scenes like that elsewhere

dennis mcguire: took him out and put him in to the hearse, and one of the secret service men-- well,ree of them got into the hearse and just drove off and left mr. o'neill and the rest of us just standing there. walter cronkite: vice president johnson is expected to be sworn in as president aboard an airliner before flying back to the nation's capital. max holland: not everyone realized t that johnsoson was already y the presidident, bece he i in fact hadad taken theheh in january '61, the same oath the president takes. speaker: johnson wanted to show the american people that the government was functioning without interruption, and also, perhaps, he wanted to show that his predecessor's family bore him no ill will for the assassination. speaker: lyndon baines johnson is flying back to washington to take the reins of government, at which time president johnson will have to take into his hands the reins of the most powerful nation in the world. speakeker: we thinink novembere, 191963 as a dadate when a a pret was kikilled, but t it was alo a datete when a prpresident was s created. int

tony mcguire. remains the most prosperous path to progress. tony mcguire. gb news edinburgh .edinburgh. >> now gb news has discovered that dangerous criminals have been employed in schools, hospitals and community cities, putting people at serious risk. we've heard allegations of serious mismanagement at the job centre in oxford, which has led to violent sexual offenders , to violent sexual offenders, murderers and even rapists being given work placements without any restrictions or monitoring workers at other job centres have claimed similar mismanagement of former prisoners. charlie peters has this exclusive report . this exclusive report. >> could we be working with convicted murderers, rapists and sex groomers? is it possible that paedophiles released from prison can be given internet enabled devices ? gb news has enabled devices? gb news has heard allegations from a former civil servant at the department for work and pensions that a system in job centres designed to help former prisoners get back into work is not only flawed , but putting the public flawed, but putting th

our scotland reporter tony mcguire joins me now to well, have a party have a mulled wine.ing. on >> hello. good afternoon. certainly the festival atmosphere is well in full swing. now. we can see behind me that all the stalls are out, all the delicious treats and sticky goodness that, you know, glasgow has come to expect of this time of the year. and certainly this has been a long time coming for the people of glasgow. they've had to go without somewhat for a wee while now. glasgow city council will they've really held back on a lot of the civic festivities over the last few months, including our annual fireworks show . also that the fireworks show. also that the council could put more money into the festive celebrations. and behind me , well, you can see and behind me, well, you can see just part of the result background, lots of opportunity to pay towards charity. it's the clutha trust who has taken over donations here at winterfest this year. don't know if anyone remembers around ten years ago it was a horrible tragedy at the clutha pub here in glasgow where a helicopte

and from exeter to glasgow, tony mcguire is there for us.ing to work out how much of this autumn statement is impacted by devolution and what that means for the scottish budget . and for for the scottish budget. and for weeks i've been taking a weeks now i've been taking a real close look. today at the property market and how today's autumn statement affects both renters. first time buyers and of course . buy to let owners as of course. buy to let owners as well. and one of the main concerns really is about the idea of a lot of these place names and locations that were spoken about today and not much of a mention north of the border. so to help me work out through this mess, i've got john o'malley, who is ceo of pacitti jones, the wonderful estate agent and solicitors that right across scotland. john, thank you for joining me to tell me an forjoining me to tell me an idea we're taking a little bit more time, i think, to work out how much of these rent proposals are effective up in scotland. but let's talk about some of these new home proposa

reporter tony mcguire has more . reporter tony mcguire has more. >> good morning .rst day of four consecutive days of strikes and the first week of 12 consecutive weeks is going to be a long, long, cold winter for many . many. >> how should women be allowed to coach men's football? we're debating the issue with social media star pearl davies and football journalist meghan garbutt . garbutt. >> and of course, alex has your weather. >> there's some hefty showers around right now, but for many, much of today will be dry and bright. join me later for all the details of today's and the weekend's weather. >> and paul scott, your sport. >> and paul scott, your sport. >> liverpool score to but lose in toulouse as it gets worse and brighton clean up at ajax. you're getting it . you're getting it. >> only just paul. >> only just paul. >> only just paul. >> only jules needs to work . >> only jules needs to work. it's the best i've got for you. just a little bit. >> we'll see you later on. morning to you. i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond. and this is breakfast on . th

. >> let's talk to tony mcguire, who at a john lewis store. who is at a john lewis store.'re understand, in glasgow. you're at it. you're not in it, tony. but how busy is it looking . indeed? >> well, certainly our john lewis is inside the buchanan galleries here and we all know that the shopping centres are not particularly fond of journalists getting in. but needless to say, on the street here, busy. there are lots here, it is busy. there are lots of black friday shoppers and people are indeed shopping like it's whether or not it's 1999. whether or not whether or not money. are you are you getting involved in the black friday sales? i'm getting involved in the black friday. what are you buying this year? >> i'm buying loads of tvs, loads of loads of tvs this loads of tv, loads of tvs this year. yeah >> not selling them on again? no, no. >> keeping them for my >> i'll be keeping them for my hotel. i'll looking after hotel. i'll be looking after them. about fabulous. >> well, listen, it's certainly quite busy here today, but no bun as said , and it bun fights, as you said,

. >> tony mcguire thank you very much for explaining all that you are watching and listening to gb news us >> good afternoon. it's 2:00 and you're watching and listening to gb news live with me , gb news live with me, christopher hope and pip tomson coming up this hour , suella is coming up this hour, suella is on shaky ground and apparently growing more isolated . growing more isolated. >> her future as home secretary remains uncertain this afternoon as the prime minister weighs up whether or to not sack her. following that article ahead of tomorrow's pro—police austenian march and success for the duke of sussex, he wins his bid for a privacy trial against the publishers of the daily mail. >> so will we see him in the witness box again ? witness box again? >> and a number of children have skipped school in bristol today so they can call for a ceasefire in gaza. we'll be talking to our south west of england reporter jeff moody about that . jeff moody about that. >> and till death do us part . a >> and till death do us part. a supermarket chain in the north of england has become the firs

the seeds of division within the labor party, the snp have been pushing over the last week to tony mcguire . >> thank you for that update. now to wales , because the welsh now to wales, because the welsh government is proposing cutting the school summer holidays to four weeks. what that would that be good for pupils or would it just be more pointless meddling? i'm martin daubney on gb news and this is britain's news channel. on gb news, the people's . channel welcome back. >> it's 542. you're watching or listening to me, martin daubney on gb news. now school summer holidays in wales could be cut by a week , which the welsh by a week, which the welsh government says would benefit students and teachers and help to ease the strain on parents as well. under the plans a week would be added to the october half term instead, and there will be no changes to the overall number of weeks of school holiday. however the national association of head teachers in wales has given a lukewarm response to the plans, saying there are more pressing issues facing schools such as recruiting and retaining teachers

that's our tony mcguire. >> tony, thank you very much for joining us from the palestine peace march,ill going on. we've had explosive evidence , shocking explosive evidence, shocking revelations and a bucket load of saucy language sources putting it mildly, isn't it? but one thing to come from the inquiry , thing to come from the inquiry, it appears that number 10 was thwart with indecision and chaos. after what we've heard so far, many people say we should have locked down harder. but considering we now know how lockdowns were decided, i want to ask , should we have locked to ask, should we have locked down at all? so joining me now is leader of the heritage party , is leader of the heritage party, david kirton and gb news presenter benjamin buttennorth, jr . thank you very much for jr. thank you very much for joining me today. this afternoon . now the covid inquiry just checking how much it's actually going to cost us an estimated £410 billion. and all i've seen and witnessed so far is a lot of finger pointing . david, what do finger pointing. david, what do you make of what you've

tony mcguire gb news glasgow . well it's news glasgow.lia , they don't sell australia, they don't sell fireworks. >> they're classed as explosives, firework displays are organised around the country . anyone found with fireworks is fined $10,000 plus six months in jail. well of course there's a risk to wildfire , of course, in risk to wildfire, of course, in australia. >> and fireworks can start. >> and fireworks can start. >> yeah, but it just shows that i mean, it's northern ireland as well in places where it is deemed to be too much, they do completely restrict the sale of fireworks. in fact, they ban them . so joining us now is them. so joining us now is spokesperson for the firework campaign , nick hodge and daniel campaign, nick hodge and daniel hodgson , who runs northeast hodgson, who runs northeast fireworks . so let's start with fireworks. so let's start with nick. where do you stand on this? should they be banned and why ? why? >> yes, they should definitely be banned from sales to the public. we have so much evidence , so many

. >> he thought he was asking, do i walk out the front door after this or do i have to go back to mcguire to be released? i was not as optimistic myself. based on on how the trial went. >> cummings also said that the experts evaluating landeta didn't believe that he was insane at the time of the crime and that ultimately ultimately led to a guilty conviction. now, he also told us that the jury is still considering whether or not premeditation was involved in this case and that the jury, jury will return to this location tomorrow to continue those discussions. mike >> all right. lamonica peter is live tonight with the latest outside the courthouse there in redwood city. lamonica thank you. the highway patrol is seeking the public's help in a hit and run in oakland that killed a teenager from new york city this happened shortly before 11:00 last night on highway 13 near lincoln avenue. according to chp, 18 year old arif mohammed was in a zipcar when it was struck by another vehicle that kept going. the zipcar came to a rest in the slow lane. mohammed and the driver got out of the vehicle. c