and in 1729, after started death, he will succeed his grandfather as the pastor of northampton.one of the prestige of massachusetts massachusetts. well, that was a fast scramble up the ladder. in 1731, he makes his colony wide debut in the annual boston public lecture, and there he makes it very clear that all of his thinking, all of his observations of nature insects, spiders all of his commitments to immaterial ism are all going to be funneled in the same direction as his grandfather. there's demand for a revival of religion in new england. edwards warns his in the boston public lecture of man's tendency to exalt himself and depend on his own power or goodness. we we should be suspicious of that. edwards we are deluding ourselves if we think that we can make ourselves good on own. how different is this? franklin talking about god simply rewarding virtue and vice? hmm. no god's action does not depend on your virtue or or vice. god's action doesn't even depend on reason. god's action in your life depends on a sense of the heart which immediately perceives a beauty, a divine entr

he succeeds his grandfather as the pastor of northampton.of the prestige pulpits of massachusetts. that was a fast scramble up the ladder. in 1731 he makes his college wide debut in the annual posten lecture. there he makes it very clear that all of his thinking. all of his observations in nature, insects, two in materialism are all going to be followed in the same direction as his grandfather's demand for revival in new england. edwards warns the public lecture man's tendency to exalt himself and depend on his own power for goodness. we should be suspicious of that edwards says. we are deluding ourselves. we think we make ourselves a good on our own, how different is this from franklin talk about god simply rewarding virtue and advice? god's action does not depend on your virtue or your advice for god's action does not depend on reason. god's action and your life depends on a sense of the heart which immediately precedes a beauty, a divine transcendent distinguishing glory in god. experience is the key. i and that respect edwards is as much

a childminderfrom a childminder from northampton, a childminderfrom northampton, lucy conneuy a childminderfromy is also the wife of a conservative county councillor, but in the aftermath of the southport stabbings, she wrote on x, mass deportation now, set fire to all the hotels, and then a series of expletives. if that makes me racist, so be it. in the days after the stabbings, there were riots across the country, including at hotels housing asylum seekers. 0utside rotherham, rioters set fire to a bin which they pushed against the door of a hotel, though these cannot be directly linked to her posts. today, appearing at northampton crown court by video link from prison, she pleaded guilty to inciting racial hatred. it is just a moment of... you to inciting racial hatred. it isjust a moment of... you know, an upset housewife, really, just seeing children... and the reports, with all the misinformation, and got dragged into it, and obviously, she regrets. last month, tyler kay was jailed for three years, two months for a similar offence, and lucy connolly has been warned to expect a substantial

of the tiny amount in swing states, northampton county was the closest in 2020.d for joe biden by less than one point. lifelong resident carlos diaz grew up with the lights of the bethlehem steel plant. >> every night blue flames would shoot out of that and you would hear the clanging and banging and it was always like shshsh that never stopped. lisa: that was your childhood all the time. >> that was the soundtrack to my childhood for sure. lisa: that was in the 1980's, but within years, the plant shut down, snuffing out thousands of jobs that were the town's economic lifeline. did those jobs ever come back? >> no. they shifted a portion to portion of them down to maryland but the majority were lost and gone for good. lisa: carlos is a truck driver and a lifelong democrat voting for harris. like her, he opposes abortion bans and is the father of a -- and as the father of a child with autism, he was appalled at attacks on vp nominee tim walz's son. perhaps most of all, carlos sees the working class at stake. >> these people who are not part of the 1%, who are not

for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins in northampton county, pennsylvania.ff: for more on the latest in the presidential race, including a look ahead to tomorrow night's debate, we are joined by our politics monday do well. that's amy walter of the cook political report with amy walter and tamara keith of npr. great to see you both. tomorrow is the first and so far only debate between kamala harris and donald trump. this is a potential campaign reset moment as many voters tune in for the first time with 56 days to go until election day -- but who is counting? how are both sides preparing? >> one thing that has stood out to me hearing from both campaigns is they are both talking up donald trump's ability to debate, both campaigns say he is hard to debate, that he has a lot of experience debating. they have different reasons for doing this, but essentially the harris campaign is -- not talking down her ability, but tempering expectations, because she is a former prosecutor, had standout debate moments. she in senate hearings prosecuted the case, asking tough q

northampton won that game at twickenham 25—21 to win only their second domestic title.a fitting way to say goodbye to three stalwarts of the club, courtney lawes, alex waller and lewis ludlam. now the saints will be hoping the next generation can continue the success of last season. and shohay ohtani has created baseball history by becoming the first player to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a season. the los angeles dodgers superstar needed one stolen base and two home runs to achieve the feat and ended the night with 51 home runs and 51 steals in a 20—4 win over the miami marlins. the japanese superstar moved to the dodgersjust nine months ago signing the largest contract in baseball history worth 700 million dollars. and that's all the sport for now. thanks for the latest on the sports news. thanks for the latest on the sports new-— thanks for the latest on the sports news— sports news. you want to recover — sports news. you want to recover what _ sports news. you want to recover what we - sports news. you want to recover what we know - sports news. you want t

theyjust were really, you know, some people who were from northampton or who used to live in northamptonething that a lot of people wouldn't know about. but when they saw it, they were so engaged with. i thought i'd try to help elliott to collect a few more stations. this is a customer announcement. any passengers arriving from easterhouse, golf street or hag fold, please can we have your tickets to add to the display board? thank you! but without success. the vast majority of tickets that are left on these boards will be little tiny stations in like, welsh mountains or in scottish mountains or like right out in the middle of nowhere. most of them are just going to be a platform and nothing there. in the years since the collection was started, new stations have been added. so could it be another nine years or even longer before the board is complete? kate bradbrook, bbc news. now the weather with darren bett. it is getting colder but when is it going to get warmer again? it was not too long ago temperatures reached 27 degrees in scotland and northern ireland. but what we have at the mome

james burridge, bbc news, northampton.mclaren driver continues his attempts to chase down the championship leader max verstappen, who appears to be showing the strain of red bull's recent downturn in form. the world champion has won seven races so far this season, but hasn't won any of the last seven, and his once sizable lead has been whittled down to just 59 points by norris. rosanna tennant is in singapore for the bbc. definite frustration when it comes to max _ definite frustration when it comes to max verstappen. you can see that during _ to max verstappen. you can see that during the — to max verstappen. you can see that during the press conference on thursday _ during the press conference on thursday. as you say, swearing in front— thursday. as you say, swearing in front of— thursday. as you say, swearing in front of the — thursday. as you say, swearing in front of the media and a wider world the beginning of the season, this will he _ the beginning of the season, this will he a — the beginning of the season, this w

i some people from northampton or people got very excited about it. - some people from northampton orre glad it was _ used to live there were saying they were glad it was still— used to live there were saying they were glad it was still going, - used to live there were saying they were glad it was still going, other. were glad it was still going, other people _ were glad it was still going, other people talk— were glad it was still going, other people talk about _ were glad it was still going, other people talk about what _ were glad it was still going, other people talk about what a - were glad it was still going, other people talk about what a great i were glad it was still going, other. people talk about what a great idea it was _ people talk about what a great idea it was and — people talk about what a great idea it was and i— people talk about what a great idea it was. and i think— people talk about what a great idea it was. and i think like _ people talk about what a great idea it was. and i think like many- it was. and i think like many interesting _ it was. and i think like ma

tie: last time i saw you was at northampton swimming pool.on't think i've _ it's been amazing. i don't think i've noticed that as much because — think i've noticed that as much because my family right here in paris _ because my family right here in paris with— because my family right here in paris with me, so they were celebrating with the rest of the paris crowd. northampton swimming club were cheering for us four— swimming club were cheering for us four athletes from home. i can't — us four athletes from home. i can't thank everyone enough for the support. can't thank everyone enough for the support-— the support. absolutely dominant _ the support. absolutely dominant in _ the support. absolutely dominant in the - the support. absolutely dominant in the pool i the support. absolutely dominant in the pool in | the support. absolutely i dominant in the pool in this game is. what was so different about it, to do so well? i about it, to do so well? i don't know, really. we all worked _ don't know, really. we all worked so hard and we worked so

a childminderfrom northampton, lucy connelly is also the wife of a conservative county stabbings, she to all the hotels, and then a series of expletives. "if that makes me racist, so be it." in the days after the stabbings, there were riots across the country, including at hotels housing asylum seekers. outside rotherham, rioters set fire to a bin which they pushed against the door of a hotel, though these cannot be directly linked to her posts. today, appearing at northampton crown court by video link from prison, she pleaded guilty to inciting racial hatred. it is just a moment of... you know, an upset housewife, really, just seeing children... and the reports, with all the misinformation, and got dragged into it, and obviously, she regrets. last month, tyler kay was jailed for three years, two months for a similar offence, and lucy connolly has been warned to expect a substantial prison sentence. so far, more than 230 people have beenjailed in cases linked to this summer's rights. ——riots in manchester, a judge postponed the sentencing of a 12—year—old boy involved in the riots bec

particular worry around saint neots where the river cruise is, and a little bit of flooding in northamptonth east of england flood warnings are still in force. experts are saying just because there is any rain today that doesn't mean there won't be more flooding because water takes a while to get through the rivers and water system. we are not out of the woods, there could be more flooding. people here still clearing up from sunday. thank you. incredible pictures now of our feathered friends. some incredible pictures of our feathered friends now with the announcement of the bird photographer of the year. canadian patricia homonylo scooped top prize. her photograph titled when worlds collide shows more than 4,000 birds that died bumping into the city windows. the young bird photographer of the year is 14—year—old andr s luis dom nguez blanco from spain for his creative angle of a nuthatch scrambling down an oak tree. here are some more winners. this photographers competed in eight categories in the adult competition, winning a conservation award, portfolio award, and video award. there is e

good afternoon, northampton! oh, my goodness. can we hear it for nicole? [crowd chanting "kamala"] vice pres. harris: thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you all. thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you. it's so good to be back in new hampshire. thank you all. thank you. and just everyone as well. oh, thank you, everyone. you guys are so extraordinary, and i thought the way you do the business you do and the love that you do in giving community, i love our small business owners. it is what you do. i will talk a bit about you in a minute. but you are part of the essential fabric of a community that cares about one another. thank you for everything. [cheers and applause] and thank you to the outstanding congressional delegation, senator shaheen, hassan. representatives cap as an tester. in all the leaders that are here today. -- and all the leaders that are here today. thank you for taking the time to be here this afternoon. thank you. so, before i begin, i do want to say a few words about this tragic shooting that took place this morning in

and there was plenty in there that my constituents in northampton nonh constituents in northampton north. so better public services, a growing economy, rising living standards, giving people more money back in their pocket , money back in their pocket, people. that's what people want to hear about. >> he mentioned that we all want lower taxes, but that's not going to happen in the budget. on october 30th, is it? >> well, he was talking about giving people more money back in their in their pocket. and if we can, you know, make energy bills lower, we can do things that help on the cost of living crisis, grow the economy and raise living standards, and that will give more people more of their own money back to spend. >> do you worry that you might be accused of being the tories in disguise? now, i say that because you're cutting benefits for 10 million pensioners, he said in his speech there that we are all in it together. that's exactly the language used by george osborne in the 2012 conference. the tory party at the height of austerity. so he says on the one hand, we're not going towards

that's valid until 9.00pm this evening for the likes of bristol, northampton, as well. that rainfalljust continues to be persistent and slow moving. it is all down to this area of low pressure. eventually, it will start to ease away towards the east as we head through into the evening hours, but we've certainly got another few hours of rainfall across the region. also some wet weather for parts of northern england, the far north of scotland too, but elsewhere some drier conditions as we head through this evening and overnight, as well. a lot of cloud through the uk tonight, so we're not going to be seeing a particularly chilly night. temperatures holding up between about eight to 13 degrees to start your tuesday morning. tuesday's weather does improve certainly compared to today as that low pressure clears towards the east. still a bit of early rainfall for parts of east anglia and the south—east. more wet weather moving in across northern and eastern parts of scotland, where it is also going to be quite breezy, as well. for the rest of the uk, sunny spells, a few showe

when it comes to donation, nathan from northampton knows it's something to be proud of.g of magic from the point of view of a recipient. they were collected in january, 16 years after he joined the anthony nolan register by doing a saliva spit test. the day was really boring, because you just sit in a hospital bed for around seven hours while the machine does its work. it's no trouble. there's no effort involved on my part, or our part. you just have to be willing to do it. so you're treated really well. the donation itself is painless. and the good feeling that you get afterwards is amazing. so it's one of those things where if you get the opportunity to do it, do it. so in the next few months, the unit will be kitted out, and they hope to do the first donation here in nottingham early next year. the new collection facility should also mean more opportunities for cutting edge stem cell research. rob sissons, bbc news, nottingham. let's return to the breaking news i brought you earlier that oliver campbell has had his conviction quashed by the court of appeal. the court

that's valid until 9.00pm this evening for the likes of bristol, northampton, as well.ing and i think it's not going to improve in a hurry as that rainfalljust continues to be persistent and slow moving. it is all down to this area of low pressure. eventually, it will start to ease away towards the east as we head through into the evening hours, but we've certainly got another few hours of rainfall across the region. also some wet weather for parts of northern england, the far north of scotland too, but elsewhere some drier conditions as we head through this evening and overnight, as well. a lot of cloud through the uk tonight, so we're not going to be seeing a particularly chilly night. temperatures holding up between about eight to 13 degrees to start your tuesday morning. tuesday's weather does improve certainly compared to today as that low pressure clears towards the east. still a bit of early rainfall for parts of east anglia and the south—east. more wet weather moving in across northern and eastern parts of scotland, where it is also going to be quite breezy, as

kicked off last night, with bath getting just a little bit of revenge over defending champions northamptonndy park before exeter scored the first two tries of their campaign in the second. leicester responded by pushing over to touch down through hanro liebenberg, and — despite a red card — managed to snatch a second try at the death thanks to tommy reffell to win the game 17—111. it was victory for saracens away at gloucester this evening. three first—half tries were only answered on the stroke of half time as they went down the tunnel ten points ahead. there were two more in the second half as sarries secure a bonus point, and a late fightback saw gloucester get one, too, but it was the visitors who ultimately came away with the win. the final score at kingsholm — gloucester 26, saracens 35. and the united rugby championship also restarted this weekend — in wales today, the dragons left it very late to win at home against 0spreys, and across the water, munster narrowly managed to avoid a home defeat, too. scarlets, ulster, and glasgow are all in action as we speak. two great rivals have

a childminderfrom northampton, lucy connolly is also the wife of a conservative county councillor.s," along with two expletives. and then, "if that makes me racist, so be it." in the days after the stabbings, there were riots across the country, including at hotels housing asylum seekers. near rotherham, rioters set fire to a bin pushed against a door of the hotel, though this can't be directly linked to her posts. today, she pleaded guilty to inciting racial hatred. she appeared from prison by video link, leaving her conservative councillor husband to express her regrets. it'sjust a moment of, you know, an upset housewife really just seeing children... um, and the reports with all the misinformation and then just got dragged into it, and obviously she... obviously, she regrets. last month, tyler kay was jailed for three years, two months for a similar offence. and lucy connolly has been warned to expect a substantial prison sentence. so far more than 230 people have been jailed in cases linked to this summer's riots. in manchester a judge postponed the sentencing of a 12—year—old

ohs may burst its banks and we know at the moment there has been some flooding in and round the northamptonerns, and also although we haven't got rain at the moment, the weather experts are saying because there has been so much rain in the last couple of kays that may take a while to get through the ground and into the rivers, and therefore it could be over the next couple of days we do see more flooding, it is best to check on the bbc weather app, or weather website because they have a full detail of all the flood alerts that are in force at the moment.— flood alerts that are in force at the moment. ., ., at the moment. remind me again ofthe at the moment. remind me again of the name _ at the moment. remind me again of the name of _ at the moment. remind me again of the name of the _ at the moment. remind me again of the name of the road _ at the moment. remind me again of the name of the road behind i of the name of the road behind you that isn't a river it's a road. , ,., , you that isn't a river it's a road. , , , you that isn't a river it's a road. , ,, ~ ' road. yes, so this is the a4

the counties of erie and northampton. i don't know if you can get granular even more granular on your map there, but of those two counties, what do you think i know tonight fills has some some voters in erie talking to what do you see in those two counties and how do you see those breaking at this point? >> i think that having fill on the ground in erie is critical tonight because as we talked about before, you see erie they're going for joe biden with 50%. you see erie here going for donald trump. let me bring up this just erie county 48.6% 49. look how close it was. 49 to 47. then you come back to 2020, you know, 50 to 49. this is one of those swing counties, erie county there. and then you come all the way over to the other side of the state, and you come up here and you get to northampton county up here again, these are the swing counties. like they're like this right there like this. so what is key there? this is the key challenge, i think for the vice president tonight, in the sense that there are a lot of voters, m

season gets underway tomorrow, with a repeat of last season's final between bath and champions northampton alistair hargreaves, steve, very briefly. and yes, they have all been great. they have all been tremendous leaders. i guess, from my point of view, ijust want to be my authentic self. i want to be my authentic self. i want to be my authentic self. i want to lead with energy, lead with excitement. lead by my behaviour and my actions. since i have come back to the club, i have seen a whole new generation of young, exciting players coming through and i think this season, as people watch us play they will get to know us and some of these players who are ripping up trees in training and training the house down. i think part of my role is to help them, to help them be what i think they could be. ithink help them be what i think they could be. i think a lot of them are going to be great players. i want, part of my role as captain, but as well as just being a senior player, is to ease that transition, make that transition as seamless as possible for a lot of those guys, in the same way, the s

kicked off last night, with bath getting just a little bit of revenge over defending champions northampton second. leicester responded by pushing over to touch down through hanro liebenberg, and — despite a red card — managed to snatch a second try at the death, thanks to tommy reffell, to win the game 17—14. gloucester and saracens are also in action as we speak — the visitors have secured a try bonus point in the second half at kingsholm after scoring three tries in the first, the cherry and whites only managing to get their first points of the game on the stroke of half time. saracens currently lead 27—7. and the united rugby championship has also restarted this weekend — in wales today, the dragons left it very late to win against 0spreys, while scarlets, ulster, and glasgow are all in action a little bit later. two great rivals have clashed in rugby union this morning, and australia's 22—year wait, to win the bledisloe cup, goes on, after they were beaten again by holders new zealand, in sydney. the all blacks looked on course to surpass the record winning margin of 37 points in a ble

frenchman paul magnier was first across the line in northampton to claim his third stage victory of thestephen williams has a 16—second lead over oscar onley, with mark donovan a0 seconds off the pace. spain'sjorge martin has extended his lead in the motogp championship standings over francesco bagnaia after winning the san marino gp sprint race. bagnaia came second — but today's result means the italian cannot overtake martin in the table this weekend, regardless of the outcome of tomorrow�* race. bagnaia starts in pole, with martin fourth on the grid. the final of the women's us open takes place tonight, but in the men's draw, it wasn't to be forjack draper. in the last half hour britain has become a junior grand slam champion for the 15—year—old beat japan in champion for the 15—year—old beatjapan in straight champion for the 15—year—old beat japan in straight sets for the 6-a, 6-a to beat japan in straight sets for the 6—a, 6—a to become the first british winner in the women's singles. a name to watch out for in the future. in the men's short wasn't to be forjack draper. in the men'

frenchman paul magnier was first across the line in northampton to claim his third stage victory of the 16—second lead over oscar onley, with mark donovan 40 seconds off the pace. spain'sjorge martin has extended his lead in the motogp championship standings over francesco bagnaia after winning the san marino gp sprint race. bagnaia came second — but today's result means the italian cannot overtake martin in the table this weekend, regardless of the outcome of tomorrow�* race. bagnaia starts in pole, with martin fourth on the grid. the final of the women�*s us open takes place tonight, but in the men�*s draw, it wasn�*t to be forjack draper. but the british number one says he believes grand slam success is close. he lost to world number one jannick sinner, who will play taylor fritz in tomorrow�*s mens final, in new york. draper vomited on court as he struggled with the physical demands of his first grand slam semifinal. i think it was a very physical match, that is why jannick sinner is the number one player in the world because when you play the top players the intensity is different.

season got under way this evening with a repeat of last year's final — bath taking on champions northamptonl start. bristol beat newcastle 24—3 in the night's other match. it's the final weekend of the regular season in superleague and hull kr are set to finish second leading leeds rhinos 26—10 while 3rd placed warrington wolves thumped london broncos 54—0. leigh leopards are in a nailbiter against st helens with both bidding to cement their place in the eliminators next weekend. josh charnley putting leigh ahead late on and it's 18—12 to the home side. in cricket news — surrey have been confirmed as county champions for the third consecutive season. that's after their title rivals somerset were beaten by lancashire at old trafford. second—placed somerset lost three quick wickets this morning to lose by 168 runs. it means they can't now overtake surrey at the top of division 1 with one round of games still to play. these were the scenes in the oval dressing room earlier. it's surrey�*s 22nd county championship title since 1890. they have become the first team since yorkshire 56 years ago to

northampton saints picked up their first win of the season with a 30 points to 2a win against exeterto third with that win, and theres more action tomorrow when unbeaten sides bath and leicester go head to head. cardiff have come from behind to win the second welsh derby this season in the united rugby championship — they beat scarlets by 2a points to 15 in llanelli. scarlets got off to a flying start with two early tries and a penalty — taine plumtree put them 15—0 up inside 11 minutes. but cardiff took advantage of some unforced errors by the scarlets — coming back with four tries of their own — man of the match dan thomas, a new signing from bristol, with the last of the game. ulster suffered their first defeat of the new urc season after a 35—22 loss to the lions injohannesburg. kade wolhuter sealing the win with one of their five tries. so here are all saturday's results in the urc, the bulls edging edinburgh in pretoria. but the big shock of the day — urc whipping boys zebre securing theirfirst ever win over munster. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making t

daniel sandford reports a childminderfrom northampton, lucy connolly is also the wife of a conservativels housing asylum seekers. near rotherham, rioters set fire to a bin pushed against a door of the hotel, though this can't be directly linked to her posts. today, she pleaded guilty to inciting racial hatred. she appeared from prison by video link, leaving her conservative councillor husband to express her regrets. it'sjust a moment of, you know, an upset housewife really just seeing children... um, and the reports with all the misinformation and then just got dragged into it, and obviously she... 0bviously, she regrets. last month, tyler kay was jailed for three years, two months for a similar offence. and lucy connolly has been warned to expect a substantial prison sentence. so far more than 230 people have been jailed in cases linked to this summer's riots. in manchester a judge postponed the sentencing of a 12—year—old boy involved in the riots because his mother had left the country yesterday for a holiday in ibiza. on being told the mother wouldn't be back until thursday, distric

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england, we have an amber warning from the met office valid until 9pm for the likes of bristol, northamptonnd and scotland, elsewhere dry conditions as we head through this evening and overnight. a lot of cloud through the uk, there will not be a chilly night, temperatures holding up around eight to 13 degrees. tuesday weather improves as it clears to the east, more wet weather moving in across northern and eastern parts of scotland, it will be quite breezy. for the rest of the uk, sunny spells, a few showers, certain not as heavy or frequent as we have seen. tom chapman chose between 18 degrees. looking to the middle of the week, we have in the area of low pressure approaching from the south—west. uncertainty about whether the rainfall will come, eventually it will start to turn wert in southern england, the breeze will pick up along the breeze will pick up along the english channel. the rest of the uk having a better day, some sunshine, perhaps the odd shower. starting to feel a bit cooler in northern areas and that ten or 13 degrees. that weather gradually shifts further north, as we mov

this story, "kamala harris speaking in northampton at a brewery to help small business plans in new hampshire." it says, "the vice president is scheduled to speak to supporters at a campaign, campaign officials have just confirmed, bringing her campaign to new hampshire for the first time. " we will have coverage of that today at 2:50 p.m. eastern time here on c-span. also on c-span now and c-span.org. elliott, south carolina, republican. caller: hello, my name is elliot. i live in beaufort, south carolina. i believe that the three democrats you had before me are wrong. one of the things i would like to bring up to the people is that replacement theory, the progressive theory, it's the replacement theory of the citizens of the united states to be replaced by noncitizens. the other thing i would like to bring up is something called unrealized capital gains. the progressive would like you to pay on your amount of money that you have, let's say your 401(k) or ira, a special tax if it goes up. they want to charge you 20% of money that you never pulled out. thank you so much. host: here's "the ari

says later this afternoon they will be unveiling an economic plan targeting small business here in northampton new hampshire, right down the road from portsmouth. she is proposing a tenfold increase in the tax deduction for starting a small business. she also proposed cutting regulations like meeting excessive occupational licenses across state lines to expand. the vice president is adding to economic plans. last month she proposed the first-ever federal ban on price gouging on food and groceries. republicans have called that soviet-style price controls. in a new ad, the harris campaign continues attacking what he calls corporate price gouging. despite polls showing former president trump leading on the economy, democrats maintain harris can capitalize on the issue. >> she created so much energy, so much fund-raising, so many new volunteers. they carried through the democratic national convention, which was pure joy. one of the most exciting conventions that i think many people have ever seen, and now you see it continuing after. you see a focused campaign where the vice president is focused o

in england tomorrow with a repeat of last season's premiership final between bath and champions northampton've captained him in the past. i have been very fortunate to play under great captains like 0wen, brad, alistair hargreaves, steve very briefly. and, yes, they have all been great, they have all been tremendous leaders. i guess from my point of view, i just want to be my authentic self, you know, to lead with energy, lead with excitement, lead by my behaviours and my actions. and, you know, since i have come back to the club, i have seen a whole new generation of the young, exciting players coming through. and i think this season, as people watch saracens play, they will get to know some of these young players who are ripping up trees in training, training the house down. so i think part of my role is to help them. to help them, you know, be what i think they could be. i think a lot of them are going to be great players. and i want... part of my role, as captain, as well as being a senior player, is to ease that transition, make that transition as seamless as possible for a lot of thos

i spent part of my life in northampton, pennsylvania. they have had it.ave never seen this kind of vitriol directed as a republican by them. they just -- they are offended to their core about the way that they are being talked about, the way their daughters are being talked about. that's why you are seeing those numbers move for donald trump in pennsylvania. all he is talking about is fracking. they don't care about fracking. they care about making sure they are respected. they are not being. >> congressman, the ap poll pointed out about general opinions of the two candidates. it found that among registered voters, harris' favorability is plus eight. trump on the other hand, minus 23. 60% have an unfavorable view of them. minus 28 with independents. can you win with those kinds of numbers? what does favorability really speak to? >> chris, the only reason that donald trump is in this race is because he has such a solid base of support. i really think that if we look at these poll numbers today, it shows that that's just not going to be enough like it wasn'

liz: breaking news, vice president kamala harris on the campaign trail in northampton, or new hampshiree the throwback i brewery in her first visit to the granite state since 2032 the 111. the brewery used federal small business credits to install solar panels for its operations. she's using to occasion to spell out an ambitious and some would call generous plan to help small business ifs she wins the november presidential election. edward lawrence watched the whole speech, he's live at the white house with the specifics of the small business agenda. edward. >> reporter: exactly. and she's targeting these small businesses saying that, hopefully, the tax deductions he's -- she's going to offer will turn the tide of momentum. what she's going to do is she's going to the raise the deduction level that a start-up business can make from $5,000 to $50,000. a campaign official saying the business could wait until it turns a profit the claim that deduction. the vice president wants to also cut red tape through occupation alliances to make it easier to expand across state lines. she will pressur

counties, like for example, erie county and pennsylvania and on the other side north of philadelphia, northampton there's 3100 counties in the united states. sorry for all the numbers, but only 15, only 15 to 20 matter, only 15 to 20. that's what's key. >> i know it's like battleground states. no battleground counties, right? i mean, yeah, that's right. >> but that has also drilling down into what's happening in nebraska or the attempt to change rules in nebraska and what's happening in georgia. when you're looking at the impact of how the rules may be changing because state election boards are doing different things, how impactful do you think that is? i mean, certainly in nebraska it looks like it's stopped, but in georgia it continues to go right. >> i mean, if you're going to hand-count millions of ballots, like in georgia, we're not going to know what georgia's disposition is on election night or the next day. it's going to take a couple of weeks just in the hand counting of ballots, if that were to occur. one reason for this is there's a huge number of emerging voters. if you start to look

this is in the northwest part of the state, as opposed to northampton county just north of philly.hese are two battleground counties. maybe the most important battleground counties in this particular election. and voters there have three principal concerns of, obviously, their pocketbook, the economy, immigration. and then a third issue, which is for female voters, the politics of abortion and reproductive rights for voters. overall, it tends to be putting the putting the nation into a place where you can bring harmony. so the chaos kind of factor that you're talking about here in your question does play a role. it's just intermingling, if you will, with other components, like for example, abortion, the economy or immigration. important issues. also in other swing states, like for example, georgia and michigan, places to watch, especially relative to this bump or regress back to the mean that you potentially see here in the polling data. >> yeah, we've talked obviously all along here about how this election is really about which of these candidates can convince voters that they rep

a debate between the candidates for the seventh congressional district, encompassing all of northamptonounties and parts of monroe county. the candidates include democratic incumbent congresswoman for the seventh congressional seat, susan wild. and republican challenger ryan mackenzie. i'm kim bell and i will be the moderator. we are proud to bring the support political event to our audience. before we begin, i would like to introduce you to the panelists who will be directing questions to our candidates this evening. marie johns and ben stemerick. marie is an anchor with more than 36 years of experience managing news coverage and content. ben is a producer, writer, news reporter and anchor for brc 13. he covers news events across the poconos, the lehigh valley area. the rules for tonight's debate are as follows -- the candidates will have a two-minute opportunity to introduce themselves to her audience. they will each answer a series of questions from our panelists and also a number of questions that viewers have sent in. both candidates will each have one minute to answer each questio

she broke through and it was those republicans in places in those parts of lehigh northampton county,ion of those basics and i think that kamala harris is going to be somebody that will resonate with those voters, and not just in allentown, but across the lehigh valley. >> and mayor gainey, the pittsburgh post gazette rights tonight will trust the strategy of painting harris as a communist who would ruin pennsylvania, an approach that has earned a lot of votes in the past, fired up the crowds, packed houses in luzerne and cambria and harrisburg which went blue in 2020. does that strategy have wings among pennsylvania voters? how does harris -- >> one, thank you for having me and hello to matt over there on the eastern part of the state. good to see you. i don't believe that it will. i believe this comes down to two different candidates, contrasts that everybody understands. one is built on hope and one is built on fear. the reality is we know right now vice president harris believes in the things that we hold dear to our values, like protecting our voting rights, fighting for reproduc

we have an amber weather warning in force for the likes of bristol, right up towards northampton, valid rain. low pressure will drift its way gradually eastwards. the rest of the afternoon, more rain to come for similar areas again. afternoon, more rain to come for similarareas again. much afternoon, more rain to come for similar areas again. much of central and southern england, northern england pretty wet too, scotland and northern ireland mostly dry, there's even a bit of sunshine. 20 degrees possible in the south—east where you see a little bit of brightness. but all that rain is going to ease away towards the east as we head through this evening and tonight. eventually the weather will improve. we have more wet weather moving in across the north—east of scotland tonight. most of us, quite a lot of cloud, but less in the way of rainfall, staying mild as well, double figures for most of us. through the day tomorrow, that rain pushing on across the north—east of scotland, turning pv for northern scotland. but for northern ireland, england and was back much drier, thankfully. one or tw

we have also seen pictures of flooding in northampton. are cleaning up and the sun was out a little while ago, but we are not out of the woods yet, because a yellow one that would weather warning has been issued for thursday. that will be in the north—east of england, and we are told the north york moors could see between 80—100 millimetres of rain on thursday. thank you. the time is 1.17pm. our top story this afternoon: tens of thousands flee southern lebanon after israeli air strikes on hezbollah targets kill more than 500 people, including 50 children. and a storyline straight out of the hit tv show succession: a court battle in the united states over who will control rupert murdoch's media empire. coming up on sportsday in the next 20 minutes on bbc news: there are more league cup matches this evening. chelsea, they're at home facing the league 2 leaders barrow. joe biden will address the united nations general assembly in new york today, his final speech there as us president. it comes at a time of increasingly dangerous conflicts bo

places like manchester, nottingham, birmingham , northampton, birmingham, northampton, aberdeen, glasgowd lots of venues around the uk. so it's exciting and we've got the poster on screen there. >> you're looking very, very dappen >> you're looking very, very dapper, very dapper. what can fans expect when they come and see the show ? see the show? >> it's a great show. i've i've been a fan of frankie valli for many years now. my parents were big fans, so it was drummed into me as a kid. so all those big hits, you know, can't take my eyes off of you big girls don't cry, walk like a man, sherry . cry, walk like a man, sherry. the list is endless. and so to be producing a show with all those big hits in the in the same night is going to be great fun. >> so 22 years ago, let's go back. let's go back to 22 years ago. and you're the runner up of pop idol. did you have a dream back then? was it because i watched an interview of yours before? i think you sang one of in the auditions, and you said you wanted to help communities and struggling people. was was was that was that the aim to sort of g

she's also ahead in two of the bellwether counties in northampton east of pennsylvania and erie in the2016 and then were won by biden in 2020 so those are important reasons to keep and i on. twenty amino lee carter poster and president of mccloskey and partners, always good to have you with us. what you make of these postdebate polls? >> i'm trying to decide if there's an outlier or early indicator because win-win been looking at the polls we haven't seen a whole lot of movement with kamala harris or donald trump frankie after the debate and it's not surprising because when i talk to voters the night of the election, many people said they were not satisfied that kamala harris give them enough reason to say that she -- her economy is going to be different from joe biden's academy and they're really looking for that so i haven't seen anywhere else in the polls this kind of movement here we are seeing be -- big movement. so the question is is this one of the first cold that's really pressing in the success she had in pennsylvania or is this an outlier? there are some trends in there that

elsewhere, there were wins for harlequins and northampton saints. taine plumtree put them 15—0 up inside 11 minutes. but cardiff took advantage of some unforced errors from the scarlets, coming back with four tries of their own, man of the match ben thomas with the last of the game. warrington wolves will face hull kr in the super league play—off semifinals after beating st helens in a dramatic match on saturday. wolves thought they'd done enough as matty ashton pounced on a saints error to put them ahead with 15 minutes to go but mark percival kicked saints level in the very last second, taking the match to golden point extra time. there were a few tense few minutes but wolves held their nerve with george williams kicking them into the semifinals. it's the first time since 2018 they've won a playoff match. just six days after winning the time trial at the para—cycling road world championships in switzerland, dame sarah storey came out on top again. she claimed another world title by winning the c5 road race to add to her time trial gold from earlie