i spoke to richard tyson from reform uk, i don't know- level too. th him on in general politics but he wants electoral reform. he says his party's vote electoral reform. he says his pa rty�*s vote share realistically won't get him the representation at westminster he thinks he deserves. do you agree with him? that westminster he thinks he deserves. do you agree with him?— westminster he thinks he deserves. do you agree with him? that might be the only thing — do you agree with him? that might be the onlv thing i— do you agree with him? that might be the only thing i agree _ do you agree with him? that might be the only thing i agree with _ do you agree with him? that might be the only thing i agree with him - do you agree with him? that might be the only thing i agree with him on, - the only thing i agree with him on, and that it —— there are lots of things we must do to restore faith and trust in our democracy, which has been shattered recently, and a fairing motor system is something i would like, but what i would put in front of you is the fact th

it's as simple as that but i will be 1% behind richard tyson beep campaigning all over the country andation filler and only reform uk saying this is not good for us. nigel farage talking to the bc. we are coming to the end of our coverage come with let's take a step backin coverage come with let's take a step back in with me throughout the course of the afternoon has been the politicaljournalist course of the afternoon has been the political journalist alicia fitzgerald. here we are, nearly at the end of day one. but if you made of it? i the end of day one. but if you made of it? .. the end of day one. but if you made ofit? . ., , the end of day one. but if you made ofit? . ., i- of it? i can certainly say it's definitely — of it? i can certainly say it's definitely going _ of it? i can certainly say it's definitely going to - of it? i can certainly say it's definitely going to the - of it? i can certainly say it's definitely going to the startj of it? i can certainly say it's i definitely going to the start of of it? i can certainly say it's - definitely going to the start of a lon- d

i wouldn't be at all surprised if richard tyson had been happy to hand over the leadership in the buildtion to farage. and indeed, there's been speculation that one of the reasons that sunak went earlier than many, if not all of us anticipated was because of the fear of farage coming back. so if we look at this, if we pan out and look at this, if we pan out and look at this in the big picture, this is unquestionably really good news or relatively good news. in a bleak picture for rishi sunak and the conservatives, because although nigel farage might well have lost the seat, that he might have run in himself, he's a fantastically effective campaigner. and to have had him spearheading the reform campaign could have been even more destructive than i think . reform destructive than i think. reform risks being for the tories, as things stand well, we have to leave it there. emma and matthew, thank you very much and make a note of the date when matthew stadlen was very nice about nigel farage. now let's move on quickly. it's your latest news headlines and it's sophia wenzler. >> martin thank

we have heard from richard tyson in terms of the reform issue, how is he saying what is happening ifon for reform to be in second place? it is their best performance in a by—election. in other parts of northern england they were seeing themselves as real challenges. they are pretty happy with this as a result. coming in third but coming in with such a small margin behind the conservatives. this morning the conservatives, i was speaking to a conservatives, i was speaking to a conservative this morning asking what they may develop. this reinforces their message that voting for reform and updating for labour. no denying this is a very bad night we will be talking to you throughout the morning. we will be looking at all the analysis today. 107 councils are holding elections in england. counting will continue into the weekend but let's take a closer look at the results we do know so far. a short time ago, labour had gained 58 seats, while the conservatives had lost 117. the liberal democrats have seen gains so far of 16 seats. both the green and independent candidates have also increased

mike tyson is very candid about how he ruined his life, went through all that money, $300 million, and has been given another chance. and inspires kids, and all that. example after example. richard pryor. i just love to hear about how people struggled and how they overcame. and how they failed sometimes and did not overcome but they are willing to share their story. i moved by that . >> so you're optimistic about the coming year? >> yes. i always have faith. the scripture says without faith, it is impossible. >> we are grateful to you for your work and hosting on mosaic. blessings in this new year. >> thank you very much. you gave me the opportunity. 13 years now. >> try to be like ron swisher. upbeat and positive, the world will be a better place. thanks to you. we will see you again next time. - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. sometimes it takes a different approach to see the difference you can make around you. ♪♪ ♪♪ with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, set your own deadlines and access coursework any time. imagine your future differently with capella university. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >