that was nick williams at gatwick airport. that was nick williams at gatwick airport.ers at the g20 summit. it's hoping to use its presidency of the group to push rich industrialised nations — which bear much of the responsiblity for existing global warming — to help finance the cost of the climate crisis in developing countries. india itself has seen a major rise in climate related disasters in the last three years — from floods and landslides to severe droughts as archana shukla reports: what was once a bustling defence training academy in the serene himalayan town in uttarakhand now lies in ruins. the academy�*s founder, ashish, could only watch it crumble from afar. the saving grace — all 120 students and staff were rescued in time. translation: all our dreams were broken at once _ when we saw it sink. we've not seen such heavy rains earlier. some houses and a bridge in the village ahead were also washed away. unusually heavy rainfall has heightened the risk in these hilly terrains. frequent landslides in this tourist hub is also hurting businesses. translation: sm

well one person who knows a lot about this is nick williams, gatwick airport head of retail. us. talk to me about how important is tax free shopping is for what you do at the airport. it is tax free shopping is for what you do at the airport-— at the airport. it is absolutely crucial, the _ at the airport. it is absolutely crucial, the last _ at the airport. it is absolutely crucial, the last couple - at the airport. it is absolutely crucial, the last couple of- at the airport. it is absolutely l crucial, the last couple of years have been very challenging since we lost the tax—free scheme so for international visitors from places like the us, china, and the middle east who have historically been good spenders, when they are looking at where they want to travel the uk is not competitive so they can go to france or italy and enjoy tax—free shopping whereas if they come to london and across the uk they cannot. we are not on a level playing field and i think now we have a day few years of this the... other industries are also facing it based on the lack of spend and the lack of v

every everybody plays and i want to give a big shout out to our recreation superintendent, nick williams, and our manager of sports and athletics, jimmy chin . so we had 23 or 20 423 or 24 girls playing on these two teams, 24 i think you said about the 12 and under team, all of these girls created such a great team atmosphere. every player was welcomed with open arms. the positive team culture helped help propel us to an amazing tournament experience. and when asked about the 14 and under, team coach burke said every single player had their moment. it was truly a team win and i don't say that lightly. it was pretty amazing. and before this year, mayor, the 14 and under team that won this national championship had only ever won one game at nationals. one game they put in tons of work and finished as our national champions representing san francisco. and before i close up with a little cheerleading mayor, i definitely want to acknowledge three of our other commissioners who are here, our vice president of our commission, kat anderson commissioners joe halsey, who was very involved in in, i

every everybody plays and i want to give a big shout out to our recreation superintendent, nick williams, and our manager of sports and athletics, jimmy chin . so we had 23 or 20 423 or 24 girls playing on these two teams, 24 i think you said about the 12 and under team, all of these girls created such a great team atmosphere. every player was welcomed with open arms. the positive team culture helped help propel us to an amazing tournament experience. and when asked about the 14 and under, team coach burke said every single player had their moment. it was truly a team win and i don't say that lightly. it was pretty amazing. and before this year, mayor, the 14 and under team that won this national championship had only ever won one game at nationals. one game they put in tons of work and finished as our national champions representing san francisco. and before i close up with a little cheerleading mayor, i definitely want to acknowledge three of our other commissioners who are here, our vice president of our commission, kat anderson commissioners joe halsey, who was very involved in in, i

every everybody plays and i want to give a big shout out to our recreation superintendent, nick williams, and our manager of sports and athletics, jimmy chin . so we had 23 or 20 423 or 24 girls playing on these two teams, 24 i think you said about the 12 and under team, all of these girls created such a great team atmosphere. every player was welcomed with open arms. the positive team culture helped help propel us to an amazing tournament experience. and when asked about the 14 and under, team coach burke said every single player had their moment. it was truly a team win and i don't say that lightly. it was pretty amazing. and before this year, mayor, the 14 and under team that won this national championship had only ever won one game at nationals. one game they put in tons of work and finished as our national champions representing san francisco. and before i close up with a little cheerleading mayor, i definitely want to acknowledge three of our other commissioners who are here, our vice president of our commission, kat anderson commissioners joe halsey, who was very involved in in, i

following up on nick's question actually, john williams, the new york fed president obviously has said things to the effect much next year as we see inflation kind of again to nick's point, as we see inflation coming down we're going to need to reduce interest rates to make sure we don't squeeze the economy harder and harder over time and i wonder if that is basically the logic you apply? is that how you think about it? i also wonderer in the last press conference you said something to the effect it is full year out those discussions and people interpreted that to mean you didn't see a possibility of a rate cut in the first half of next year and i wonder if that is what you meant by that or whether, how you're they have about that timing? >> so when i answer these questions about hypotheticals about cutting i'm never intending to send a signal about timing. i'm just answering them as the question is expressed. please i wouldn't want -- sorry first question is that how -- as we go into next year that is the question we'll be asking, taking into account lags and everything else we know a

every everybody plays and i want to give a big shout out to our recreation superintendent, nick williamsr manager of sports and athletics, jimmy chin . so we had 23 or 20 423 or 24 girls playing on these two teams, 24 i think you said about the 12 and under team, all of these girls created such a great team atmosphere. every player was welcomed with open arms. the positive team culture helped help propel us to an amazing tournament experience. and when asked about the 14 and under, team coach burke said every single player had their moment. it was truly a team win and i don't say that lightly. it was pretty amazing. and before this year, mayor, the 14 and under team that won this national championship had only ever won one game at nationals. one game they put in tons of work and finished as our national champions representing san francisco. and before i close up with a little cheerleading mayor, i definitely want to acknowledge three of our other commissioners who are here, our vice president of our commission, kat anderson commissioners joe halsey, who was very involved in in, in cbl an

nick: thank you very much. william: washington is bracing for busy days ahead as the deadline for a government shutdown quickly approaches. to discuss that and more, we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that's new york times columnist david brooks, and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. gentlemen, welcome. so nice to see you. david, congress has left for the long weekend. i guess they think it is a good time to take a break. but we are awfully close to this government shutdown. how close do you think we really are? david: quite close. in time terms, it is basically a week. in probability terms, there is a very high probability they will shut down and we will be where we were before. the car because is there is a group of members of congress who are not interested in practical governance. they are right that our deficits are too big on the far right of the republican party, but they have no strategy to get there. they are ves basically nihilistc performance artists. william: that loo

according to analysis by nick timothy and carl williams. for the centre for policy studies.now confers the notional right to move to another country upon at least 780 million people. it is therefore incumbent upon politician jones and thought leaders to ask whether the refugee convention and the way it has come to be interpreted through our courts is fit for our modern age or in need of reform . reform. >> well, the point you make a very fair point, that we'd have to get 146, 145 other countries to get 146, 145 other countries to agree to change it. but normally agreements have a means of pulling out. is there any means of resigning from the convention? >> very easily. jacob the refugee convention was not embedded in british law in any really strong way. the european convention on human rights was it was embedded by the human rights act 1998, the refugee convention was not embedded in that strong way. it was embedded here and there in some rules and some rules tweaked. it could be easily tweaked, tweaked out because we have a dualist system that we have international agreeme

. >> nick of the wall street journal. both you and vice or williamsave indicated sufficiently restrictive will be judged on a real resident nominal basis. applying some scope for nominal rate cuts next year provide for the compelling evidence. the price will continue to subside. fomc focused on targeting a real level of policy constrictions but would use my would cost to enough evidence to normalize phenomenal students of policies are keeping real policies restrictive? >> we understand it's a real rate needs to be restrictive. and again no sufficiently restrictive only when you see it. but it's not something you can arrive at their night confidence and a model of race estimates. on the unwinding of the pandemic related demand and supply distortion. and monetary policies were consists suppressing demand or alleviating very high demand. the combination of those two things is working. you see inflation coming down its principally now and goods also in housing services you begin to see effects of and not housing services as well. we think that is working.

according to analysis by nick timothy and carl williams. for the centre for policy studies.y upon at least 780 million people. it is therefore incumbent upon politician jones and thought leaders to ask whether the refugee convention and the way it has come to be interpreted through our courts is fit for our modern age or in need of reform . reform. >> well, the point you make a very fair point, that we'd have to get 146, 145 other countries to get 146, 145 other countries to agree to change it. but normally agreements have a means of pulling out. is there any means of resigning from the convention? >> very easily. jacob the refugee convention was not embedded in british law in any really strong way. the european convention on human rights was it was embedded by the human rights act 1998, the refugee convention was not embedded in that strong way. it was embedded here and there in some rules and some rules tweaked. it could be easily tweaked, tweaked out because we have a dualist system that we have international agreements, but they don't have domestic effect until they're p

some 2 million people in europe , million people in europe, according to analysis by nick timothy and carl williams now confers the notional right to move to another country upon at least 780 million people. it is therefore incumbent upon politicians and thought leaders to ask whether the refugee convention and the way it has come to be interpreted through our courts is fit for our modern age or in need of reform . article one of need of reform. article one of the convention defines the term refugee as applying to those who , owing to a well—founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, national party membership of a particular social group or political opinion cannot safely reside in the country of their nationality . elsewhere, the convention speaks of life or freedom being threatened , and i think most threatened, and i think most members of the public would recognise those fleeing a real risk of death , torture, risk of death, torture, oppression or violence as being in need of protection . in, in need of protection. in, however , as case law ha

nick bosa will return to the 49ers, and the deal is record-breaking. so just how much are the niners paying this guy? you're watching nbc bay area you're watching nbc bay area news tonig.ht caleb williams is transferring. to wendy's! for the new loaded nacho cheeseburger. hold up those crunchy boys and say queso!! queso!! [camera flash] that's a nice shot, man. you wanna get in the next one? of course! nope. starters only. starters only. choose wisely. choose wendy's new loaded nacho cheeseburger. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. the oriental fruit fly spotted in the south bay, and that's a big deal. that fruit fly destroys fruits and vegetables like avocados, apples, tomatoes and peppers. the result, 112 square miles of santa clara county is now under quarantine. take a look at the quarantine area. that big yellow bubble here. it includes the entire city of santa clara, as well as large portions of san jose, milpitas, and sunnyvale. if you're in this quarantine zone, it means any homegrown fruit can't go anywhere. that would include any fruit from your trees in your yard, or fruits and vegetables in any gardens. if you need to get rid of it, double bag it and seal it in

williams had very strong feelings that mike was still alive. and she was telling that to the little girl. when by all accounts he was not. >> nickever. >> then, denise upped the ante, laying down a demand to her mother-in-law -- stop raising a ruckus or cheryl would never see her granddaughter, anslee, again. >> so, she followed through with her promise. >> and your granddaughter's gone. >> totally gone out of my life. but i couldn't stop. i had to find out what happened to mike. >> and that smoldering stalemate between cheryl and denise held fast as the years went by. in time, denise williams began dating, even thinking about marriage with one of her suitors. but soon the rumor mill would be abuzz with a more sensational take on denise's love life. coming up -- >> all of a sudden we find out she's dating brian winchester. >> shocking to some. suspicious to others. >> it's just -- it's so creepy. >> when "dateline" continues. day long. (sniff) still fresh. still fresh! mmm, still fresh! get 6x longer-lasting freshness, plus odor protection with downy unstopables. inez, let me ask you, you're using head and shoulders, right? only

nick bosa all locked up and ready to go. >> and gianna, to break it all down, that and more, we're joined by football analyst and former safety tank williams. tank, it's so great to see your face, thank you for joining us this morning. >> it's so amazing to share a screen with you again. nicole. thanks for having me and nice to meet you, gianna. >> you too. >> tank. let's start with the bosa news. $170 million. is he that generational type player or is this like -- the real estate market where sometimes a little bit of luck and good timing can get you paid? >> i think it's a little bit of both. a little bit of luck can get you paid and at the same time, nick bosa -- eats six egg omelets. we all went to the store and saw how high egg prices were. but let's not get this twisted. like nick bosa is a generational player and he's one of the best to do it off the edge. and if you want to see a reason why the niners got him into the building this week, look no further than last night. chris jones was missing for the kansas city chiefs. and detroit lions were able to beat them with a solid run gameup the middle and they couldn't get pressure on ja

nick bosa signing a big contract with the forty-niners. that's the good news. he's going to be in game one. we'll have a live game one. we'll have a live report. caleb williamshe new loaded nacho cheeseburger. this burger's my inspiration. and i just hope to inspire you. oh you have inspired us. thought we were doing names on the headband. get it together. choose wisely. choose wendy's new loaded nacho cheeseburger. morning news students at skyline high school in oakland are back in the classroom now after it was closed because of a shooting on campus, a bay area police. well, now they're looking for a robbery suspect, they say targeted boost mobile stores in several cities and the forty-niners and their fans celebrating the resigning of nick bosa just in the nick of time to a record breaking contract. >> from the local news station. you're watching you on morning team. >> you join us in the nick of time? and nick bosa is what the forty-niners. i'm daria along with john i'm james along hello the morning. well, unfortunately, we've seen a rise of covid cases yet again, this is in santa care. clair county got its start going on they people are getting it. yeah

williams speaking exclusively to bloomberg. our next guest says any notion of a fed what should be put behind in the new regime of interest rates. nicknmaker joins us now live in sydney. are markets getting it right at this point because there is so much focus on every piece of fed speak. we know the fed will not be swayed by one piece of data alone. how do you view the pricing at this point in september? nick: i think the narrative is changing every few months in global markets at the moment. if you look at where yields have gone, they are steepening in the u.s. and over the next few weeks what we will see is rate cuts in 2024 being priced out in line of that higher for longer backdrop. in terms of investors pricing, geopolitical we have seen this happen with china and huawei in the semiconductor breakthrough. i think that is quite significant. we have seen xi jinping for turning down attendance for the first time ever at the g20. if you think about returns, if you look at the earnings, it is really nvidia and meta that had rising projections for this year and next year. the rest of that cohort have been flat or negative in terms of