nc_ attributes and they knew that south bend nc had the record for the most things— bend nc had, and if so, is _ things on a musical tranquil, and if so, is that— things on a musical tranquil, and if so, is that a — things on a musical tranquil, and if so, is that a good reason for turning it _ so, is that a good reason for turning it into the city? of chris, they— turning it into the city? of chris, they must— turning it into the city? of chris, they must have been scratching their head in_ they must have been scratching their head in disbelief thinking what that had to— head in disbelief thinking what that had to do— head in disbelief thinking what that had to do with the poisonings, but never— had to do with the poisonings, but never missed an opportunity to bang the drum _ never missed an opportunity to bang the drum for the people of his constituency, which is clearly why he was _ constituency, which is clearly why he was so — constituency, which is clearly why he was so well—liked and respected in the _ he was so well—liked and respected in the area — he was so well-liked

nc_ attributes and they knew that south bend nc had the record for the most things— bend nc hadr the most things on_ bend nc had the record for the most things on a _ bend nc had the record for the most things on a musical tranquil, and if so, is _ things on a musical tranquil, and if so, is that— things on a musical tranquil, and if so, is that a — things on a musical tranquil, and if so, is that a good reason for turning it _ so, is that a good reason for turning it into the city? of chris, they— turning it into the city? of chris, they must— turning it into the city? of chris, they must have been scratching their head in— they must have been scratching their head in disbelief thinking what that had to— head in disbelief thinking what that had to do— head in disbelief thinking what that had to do with the poisonings, but never— had to do with the poisonings, but never missed an opportunity to bang the drum _ never missed an opportunity to bang the drum for the people of his constituency, which is clearly why he was _ constituency, which is clearly why he was so — constituency,

~ _ first embezzled in and then in south bend~ and _ first embezzled in and then in south bend.ct of serving — bend. and it was in the act of serving his— bend. and it was in the act of serving his constituents that he was so cruelty— serving his constituents that he was so cruelly killed. in his recent memoir, _ so cruelly killed. in his recent memoir, sir david recalled surgeries a part— memoir, sir david recalled surgeries a part of— memoir, sir david recalled surgeries a part of the — memoir, sir david recalled surgeries a part of the great british tradition of the people openly meeting their elected politicians. even _ meeting their elected politicians. even after the murder and savage attacks, _ even after the murder and savage attacks, he — even after the murder and savage attacks, he refused to accept that he should — attacks, he refused to accept that he should be in any way deterred from _ he should be in any way deterred from speaking face—to—face with his constituents. and so when he died, he was _ constituents. and so when he died, he was doing what he firmly believ

brazil have pushed out toward the south atlantic rio de janeiro getting up to a high up 21 degrees south bend of south america. right now we've got our storms coming and going where we usually see them in some greater intensity around the mouth area. central america looks like this. we may have something cooking up just off toward the pacific coast to mexico. we'll continue to keep tabs on that, but heavy rain, guatemala, and rate around the yucatan is wall can couldn't getting up to a high of 28 degrees, southeastern portions of the u. s. right now we've got some rain heavy at times, dancing around southern sections of mississippi into alabama and around louisiana. as far as we head toward the west. we've got gloomy conditions in what weather for san francisco. that's on thursday. i wanted to show you this vigorous system as it funds in on sunday, you know, california had it's dry, it's dear in almost a century. so this is much needed rain, but a very powerful system. and as we go back toward thursday, we're dealing with what weather for canada's west coast. plaguing vancouver, with a high o

the second one is city stages for south bend. two races may be granted city status to coincide with the queensjubilee. became a joke at west minister every time he stood up he managed to get south bend into the conversation for getting city status. will be a lot of reflection on his life and what he achieved for his community on fulfilling those final campaign pledges which is family health spoken of in that very moving statement.— family health spoken of in that very moving statement. we've had quite a few pictures — moving statement. we've had quite a few pictures from _ moving statement. we've had quite a few pictures from this _ moving statement. we've had quite a few pictures from this wedding. - moving statement. we've had quite a few pictures from this wedding. it - few pictures from this wedding. it seems everybody had sourced a lot of their pictures of david as one of their pictures of david as one of the last photo opportunities to picture him was a presumably one of the happiest days of him and his wives life, i should

in terms of his background, he was the mayor of south bend. that is in indiana. you know that. i look at background of former transportation secretaries some had been in congress for decades or worked on transportation committees for years. before they stepped up in cabinet position, elizabeth dole for ftc for 7 or 8 years. you know this is experience can be helpful. it is generally how people get elevated to these positions, you say he has been in the news, he has, i would like to wish he and his husband well, they have adopted two babies that is fantastic that personal news, and when i googled last night working on this segment, digging info-- digging into what has been done. that is the story that came up. we have a big problem at port that falls under his purview, we look forward to seeing what he does next. trey: not first person in politics that had to combine a new family and doing your job. >> for sure. trey: wonderful to see you. >> thank you, trey. >> thank you for spending part of our sunday with us, i hope you have a great week ahead. good night from south carolina,

it is a heart—warming tribute to david to work at south bend will become a city.condolences and _ started. may i begin by giving my condolences and prayers - started. may i begin by giving my condolences and prayers to i started. may i begin by giving my condolences and prayers to his i started. may i begin by giving my l condolences and prayers to his wife julia and _ condolences and prayers to his wife julia and his five children. mister speaker— julia and his five children. mister speaker not only did sir david represent the people of south and west and — represent the people of south and west and was a dedicated campaigner and a broad _ west and was a dedicated campaigner and a broad range of issues and achieving — and a broad range of issues and achieving some real meaningful changes— achieving some real meaningful changes with up he also spent a great _ changes with up he also spent a great deal of time representing his house _ great deal of time representing his house and — great deal of time representing his house and obviously his delegation. and this _ h

for example, affirmative action could explain the former mayor of south bend, indiana.mative action program for door fish frauds. chelsea clinton may have benefited. in any case, he got there somehow the secretary of transportation at this point. may be it's not a coincidence that transportation infrastructure has collapsed. there is a supply chain crisis and the shelves and local store are empty. mayor pete went on television the other day to explain that actually the shortages and bear shelves are a sign the country is thriving.ai >> retail sales are through the roof. if you think about the images of ships waiting at anchor on the west coast, every one of the ships are full of record amount of goods that americans are buying because demand is up because income is up. because the president has successfully guided this economy out of the teeth of a terrifying recession. the issue is, even though the ports are handling more thanug they ever have record amount of goods coming through, our supply chains cannot keep up. >> tucker: oh. it's not the administration's fault, th

. >> tucker: we didn't plan to spend a lot of time talking about the former mayor of south bend, petend somehow he was resurrected from the democratic primaries and wound up as a secretary in the biden administration. tonight we have a correction pertaining to last night. straight ahead. lisa here, has had many jobs. and all that experience has led her to a job that feels like home. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults. apply today. omega-3 from fish oil is an important nutrient for heart health. you too can become a caregiver to older adults. qunol's ultra purified omega-3, is sourced only from wild caught ocean fish, not farm raised and comes in an easy to swallow mini pill. the brand i trust is qunol. >> tucker: as far as we know, lieutenant colonel of the united states -- he said in public what so many were thinking, what did our leaders just do in afghanistan? how did they screw it up so badly and why is no one being held accountable? he said it on facebook. here's part of it. >> the reason people are so upset on social media right now is not because

and he was a man as i said who constantly plug for south bendin said who constantly plug for south bendity, which unfortunately he didn't. well maybe that would be rather to him. about 30 seconds, get photo spread. the other thing ifind 30 seconds, get photo spread. the other thing i find about it is he didn't change very much in nearly a0 years. now. he has still got that beaming smile, and i think if you area man beaming smile, and i think if you are a man of a cheerful disposition, it keeps you looking young, i guess, but he was the same guy all the time. he didn't change at all, and people throughout the generations, he was friendly towards the new mps as he was to those writing as well about the other mp.— as he was to those writing as well about the other mp. dave, john, what is that they say? _ about the other mp. dave, john, what is that they say? it _ about the other mp. dave, john, what is that they say? it takes _ is that they say? it takes fewer muscles to smile than it does to frown. and you both know that because you are both natural smile is. thank you talking us through

public schools in south bend are terrible a close second is crime. brian moore on facebook. same as everywhere. easy access to quality health care that does not devastate one's finances. this includes mental health, too. body, mind, spirit cannot be separated. i'm especially distressed by the lack of access in our rural areas. i don't care who gets to plant the flag and declare political victory. just do it. john? bentleyville, pennsylvania. good morning to you. caller: good morning, greta. host: doing well. what's it like in bentleyville, pennsylvania? caller: well, greta, we have a water authority in town that passed a piece of legislation that says that they could charge you for water and sue for garbage on your home if you have electricity turned on. i had a vacant property across the street and it was up for sale through a local realtor. and because i had the electricity on through the winter, they -- >> we'll breakway from this recorded program. get you live to the floor of the house for the very first votes of the week. live coverage on c-span. ms. was and pass h.r. 4

the community of south bend, and for the whole of greater essex. d has dedicated his life to serving the communities of essex and south and and today, he was simply dispensing his dues when his life was horrifically cut short. i know the residents of essex, of south and west, will stand with me today in remembering a member of our community. essex police, officers across our force and particularly in the south end cap enjoyed a long-standing and positive working relationship with sir david and today's events will be hard to take for everyone who knew him. family is on officers are providing support to his family today. our officers will work around the clock to ensure justice is delivered to sir david and his family. i would like to thank the people of south end for their understanding as the investigation continues. i would urge anyone who has any information in relation to this terrible incident to call essex police, online, or via crime stoppers. i ask for everybody to respect the privacy of sir david's family at this difficult time. lastly, my p

i live in northern indiana between fort wayne and south bend. help wanted signs everywhere. in fort wayne, amazon is building a plant, not half done with it, and they say that will employ people in fort wayne. there is already help wanted signs everywhere. where will those people come from? and i saw on the local news in the elkhart area, amazon is also building a plant, probably will employ 2000 people. up there, help wanted signs everywhere. to connect the dots on southern indiana, refugees are coming over from afghanistan, we have people coming in from the southern border. these people are more than willing and able, probably, to take these jobs and would be more than happy these jobs and i bet they will get vaccinated. i would like to see some of those dots connected because the jobs are out there and we are importing the people, we will take them, if we wipe the dust out of our eyes and see the truth. host: fox 59 in indiana with the associated press story on this and their headline is "amazon to employ more than 1000 people at two new facilities in northern indiana." ,

in essex and what is interesting is that we have had today reaction from the muslim community in south bendnity there. they've issued a joint statement today and it is quite strong and powerful, actually. let mejust is quite strong and powerful, actually. let me just read a little bit. basically they said the murder was an indefensible atrocity committed on the grounds of a place of worship and be condemned in the strongest possible terms. it was committed in the name of blind hatred and we look forward to the perpetrator being brought to justice and thejoint being brought to justice and the joint secretary for the essex general has described the mp is a tremendous force for good and the pillar of support. and there you have been talking to politicians as well about how they go forward from here in terms of been able to meet their constituents about feeling secure. no easy answer here but they are being asked to be careful to step back? yes. and they have already, they use on my report, had many security measures put in place in recent years but felt very vulnerable and that has revised tho

this was happening in a church in leon c, which is just a few kilometers from the town of south bend in southeast, in england, on the coast. david amos, who 69 was treated at the scene. there are quotes in the local newspaper from people who saw a man run into that church. and now we have heard from the police that they have arrested one man. and they are not looking for any body else. we've also heard from a local counselor, a local politician there who saw mr. amos, being treated for his injuries, saying that he didn't know what condition he was in, but that it didn't look good naturally that have that has been an outpouring him in the last hour or so from politicians on all sides here in the u. k. and it has reminded people of the dangers that politicians do sometimes face when they are meeting the public in 2016, a labor a member of parliament. jo cox was shot dead when she was holding a similar meeting where she in the town that she actually represented. and that was just a few days before the breakfasts referendum, which had polarized opinions. and going back further in 2010, a

man that has not been charged during a constituency surgery meeting at the methodist church in south bend, which is his local constituency. now at the time alley hobby alley was arrested. he the c, know the talk in leon, c and essex, and detained under section 41 of the terrorism act of 2000 and held in custody today. then he has been charged to a significant charge at one of 9 and another of preparation of a terrorist acts. now interestingly, in the notice of the charges, they also included ideological and religious motivations as well. all of that combined confirms that this is indeed a terrorist incident. so a little bit more now of information about the profile of ali hobby alley. he's a 25 year old british national of somali heritage, she grew up in suffolk, which is just around the corner from here in a westminster. now, the head of the specialist operations in the metropolitan pieces just released a statement in the last hour and says as a result of today, we have now reached a significant milestone. he says that the counter terrorism team have been leading the investigation for th

we'll get a weather update. banks here on the south bend will speak to a former booker, i'm fighter, one of more than a 1000. you've left from nigeria because of infighting pulls of clothes and cutoffs 1st legislative election. we'll take a look at that fruits significance. then in sport, women get the chance to take on one of cycling, st. toughest. whoops, for the 1st time center here with the rest of the raise. action it around 25 minutes. ah hello. they will have a look at africa in a moment, but 1st to the middle east, and we're watching a tropical cyclone that's developed into a severe psychotic storm as it works its way towards the gulf of a man. if we take a closer look, it's worked its way south of pakistan bringing a lot of wet and windy weather to coastal areas of iran as well. now it's taking aim for the north of oman. it is likely to bring some flooding rains. wind speeds of up to a 120 kilometers per hour. so we are expecting quite a lot of lifted dust and some possible dust storms in the surrounding area. we'll keep an eye on that. no further north. we are seeing some h

authorities say it happened on 25th and south bend asked around five o'clock in the morning last friday, if you have any information about the killing, you're asked to call san francisco police. today in alameda county judge upheld charges against a former san leandro police officer in the shooting death of steven taylor. jason fletcher is charged with voluntary manslaughter in the death of steven taylor in a walmart store in april of 2020. taylor had allegedly shoplifted a baseball bat and was threatening customers. prosecutors say fletch your first taste. taylor then shot him when he refused to drop the bat. his family says taylor was having a mental health crisis. the next court date is set for december. 9th. san jose. police say a 14 hour standoff peacefully this afternoon. the santa clara county sheriff says the 38 year old man took his father hostage at a home on east hills drive. the man's mother managed to escape and call. 911 deputy said neighboring homes shelter in place at the time, and negotiators spoke with the man overnight for most of today until he finally surrendered. i

turns out that pete buttigieg was once the mayor of south bend, indiana.ndably we have strict orders from the biden administration to take pete buttigieg very, very serious. of course we will. our mistake. no surprise that novelist walter novel.s the eye for the you're going to want to hear his assessment. that's next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned that we can sell all of our policy or keep part of it with no future payments, who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and enjoy our retirement as we

the mayor of south bend. if you didn't do your christmas shopping three months early, you're flat out of luck. explain that to a young child a young boy or girl that the boy didn't get the train set, the girl didn't get her doll. it's the supply chain? santa didn't go shopping early enough? take a look. >> how bad is it going to get for americans? i'm talking leading here into the december holidays where people are relying on getting goods, on getting presents. >> i think there's been two kinds of christmas shoppers, the ones that have all of their lists completed by halloween and people like me that show up at the mall on christmas eve. if you're in the latter bucket, obviously there's going to be more challenging. >> sean: you can say to your daughter, i know you want the special doll and you asked santa the last six months. the problem is santa didn't go shopping early enough to get the doll. jen psaki wants to blame ups and fed ex. it's not our problem. we're not fed ex. it's your problem. take a look. >>

keystone xl pipeline workers to get another job, with all that compassionate experience, the mayor of south bend. if you didn't do your christmas shopping there much early, flat out of luck. explain that to a young child, boy or girl. boy didn't get his train set, the gold and get doll. it's a supply chain? take a look. >> how bad are they going to get for americans? i'm talking specifically, you know, leading into the december holidays where people are relying on getting goods, getting presents? >> there is always been two kinds of christmas shoppers. there are those have their list completed by halloween and people like me who show up at the mall on christmas eve if you're in that latter bucket, there's going to be more challenges. >> i know you wanted that special doll and you asked santa for the last six months. but the problem is santa did not go shopping early enough to get the doll. i thought the elves made it. jen psaki took it a step further per they want to blame ups or fedex freight is not our problem. take a look. >> can this administration guarantee -- >> they are not the postal ser

i think he is right to it off but it's like when he ran for president while being south bend, indianas him a lousy leader. >> so he got the job as secretary of transportation and his nickname was pothole p. he knows he can pretty much get away with anything and i think pete has some stones -- he took a great job and literally said i'm out of here for a few months now. and he actually is [bleep] on biden's policy of giving leave to everybody in the country because no small business is going to get on board with you hire somebody and then they leave. >> greg: two months. this is amazing to take off two months on a job you just started. >> this pisses me off so much. when my wife had the baby, i was back to work. i guess we are going in. shouldn't be running a 5k let alone the transportation department and this is where identity politics fails the whole country. you appoint people because of their bio and get people in over their heads. i would say 11 million americans could fill this role better but they don't need 5 million, they needed one guy. so pete buttigieg running transportation

whether or not those promises were to -- somebody in south bend, indiana or somebody in atlanta, georgia, the president has missed on delivering on those promises. what makes my heartbeat as somebody who voted for joe biden is criminal justice reform, is voting rights. what makes charlie dent's heartbeat is a infrastructure bill. what we have the frustration bill is we ain't passed not a damn thing. >> bakari, this is on top of -- look, we have spent $6 trillion, most of it was essential spending on covid. i would argue there were several hundred billion more spent than needed. we agreed that covid needed to be addressed. now we are talking $3.5 trillion on top of that. there needs to be a level of restraint. there is real inflationary pressure out there. this is what real americans are dealing with. shortages and higher prices. yes, i agree with you, bakari, about all of the things that we have seen with respect to former president trump's horrible behavior and his authoritarian impulses and i am not proud of the way the republicans are handling the infrastructure bill now. that said, r

seventh ranked cincinnati rolling into south bend and taking down notre dame.es has reached the playoff in its seven seasons. maybe this is the year, go bearcats. you won't see florida in the playoffs. they got upset at kentucky. look at the crowd in lexington. fans celebrating like they haven't beaten florida at home since 1986. because they haven't. finally, purdue's cheerleaders didn't let the rain get them down. look at the belly flop into a puddle on the sidelines. that is what it's all about, despite purdue's loss to minnesota. this is our play of the day, boris and christi. look at the effort, look at the precision and technique, that is focus, that's determination, that's how you get your sunday fun day started off. >> 10 of 10. 10 of 10 on that one, coy. >> very nice. >> good stuff. >> coy, thank you. >> thank you so much. always great to see you. >>> the next hour of "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. if you are just joining us, it is your "new day" and we're grateful to have you. >> i'm boris sanchez. >> president biden is urging am

the former mayor of south bend pete buttigieg as transportation secretary on supply chain and joe biden9 next month and his work ethic, he is the commander-in-chief right now. what confidence does that inspire? not a lot, my friend. >> jesse: maybe he is the paid child actor they hired, you never know with these people. >> my mom loves milli vanilli, by the way. >> jesse: that is right, who doesn't? everybody does. we are also over 40. thank you guys. fox news alert, a bombshell story about the school board broke this week. outraged parents are starting to show up and speak their minds. that is next. there's software. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industrial experience and insights. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that connects assets and people to deliver a cybersecure record of your entire operation. so that everyone, in your boardroom and beyond, speaks the same language. honeywell forge. industrial grade software. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can

president, people in the primary and democratic primary were saying, he can't even fix potholes in south bendct him as president, but he's going to be joe biden's transportation secretary, pete buttigieg was on paternity leave, says he did not have time to appoint someone to take over his job, off the clock and have plenty of time to participate in a documentary and plenty of time to do an interview with "people" magazine about his new life, so it's just a matter of prioritizing his fame and wanting to pull a fauci being on the cover of magazines versus dealing with real problems that america is having right now with the supply chain. the final thing i will say is now that the forces are back up in california, they need people to off-load what is in the port and they need drivers, that's the shortage of workers. california labor law through 85 does not allow that, we can't hire gate workers. the pro act which is in the infrastructure bill that joe biden wants to pass does the same thing on a national level. every single person you hire has to be a full-time employee with full benefits and the

mike tirico saying good night from south bend. thanks so much for watching. >> and also talked about reaching out to hutchins husband. >> he is in shock. he has a 9-year-old son. we are in constant contact with him. we are very worried about his family. his kid -- we are eagerly awaiting for the sheriff's department to tell us what the investigation has yielded. >> is pretty emotional. the outside every happened at manchester vermont, where baldwin has been staying right now. baldwin says, the only reason he agreed to talk today was so that paparazzi would stop following him. he said his children were inside the car crying. he added that he supports the idea of regulating or limiting firearms on set. >>> a big weekend continues in san francisco. halloween, under improving conditions means -- is the place to see people in costumes and celebrating. was a bay area -- katana life in the castro district neighborhood. sergio, it sounds like a party going on. >> reporter: yeah. it is really lively out here tonight. you know, there hasn't

pete buttigieg, the former mayor of south bend is now our transportation secretary. said on "the view" when he was asked about what he could do about this. >> there's no easy fix. there's no magic wand. as long as the pandemic continues, we'll see disruptions. if covid shuts down a port in china or a shoe factory in vietnam in september, you'll notice that at the mall in december or january. that's why the biggest thing we have to do as a country is put the pandemic behind us. >> martha: what do you think of that answer? you have held the job, you held it for five years. if you were facing this, what kind of things could the transportation secretary do? >> well, martha, what is being done is the president has appointed john vacari who was my deputy secretary. john was the secretary of transportation in maryland, developed the baltimore port. he knows a lot about ports, knows a lot about shipping. john -- i've had a conversation with john. here's what i think is going to happen. the same crisis that we had over not enough ventilators, not enough masks, the crisis over

praying and hoping for, they've been good little boys & girls club year -- what is the mayor of south bend? you waited too long to shop? no, not exactly compassionate. he's in way over his head. according to senator cotton, mayor pete couldn't organize a one car funeral much less the world's busiest supply chain. this is the same genius, pete buttigieg, who had said to recently fired keystone xl pipeline workers -- i know you lost your job but go out and get another good union job. oh, okay. he didn't lift a finger to help them, either. he has no clue about what life for americans is about to. jen psaki, she wants you to know the current economic crisis is not biden's problem, you need to direct your questions and complaints to the postal service and ups and fedex. really? i'll explain that to children on christmas morning. >> reporter: can this administration guarantee that holiday packages will arrive on time? >> they are not the postal service or ups or fedex, we cannot guarantee. what we can do is use every lever at the federal government's disposal to reduce delays. >> sean: in other

as i said, it is an honor to be here with you all in south bend. i have been fortunate, as i eluded earlier, to have visited here a number of times, and to have a number of former clerks on the law school faculty. i have also been fortunate to have a number of your outstanding law student graduates clerked for me, and they were outstanding indeed. now i have one of your graduates as a colleague, and of course i knew justice barrett as a law clerk for justice scalia some years ago. and as a member of the notre dame law school faculty. i pray that she has a long and fruitful tenure on the court. this university has been a stalwart, and had i seen this university when i applied to college, there is no doubt i would have been here. [laughter] in fact, i still have a few years i could go to college. [laughter] but this university has been a stalwart of american academia, and one of the universities we revered from afar in savannah, georgia during my youth. ita stated mission -- its stated mission has been unwavering, the pursuit of truth for its own sak

iam happy i am happy to announce that her majesty has agreed that south bend will be accorded a city so keenly deserves. next to speak was the leader of the opposition labour party. each tribute paints its own picture of a committed public servant of kindness— of a committed public servant of kindness and of a man whose decency touched _ kindness and of a man whose decency touched everybody that he met. taken together— touched everybody that he met. taken together these attributes are a powerful testimony to the respect, the affection and yes, the laws that david _ the affection and yes, the laws that david was _ the affection and yes, the laws that david was held in across politics and across — different communities. sir david amess' killing has brought back memories of the killing of another british politician, labour mpjo cox, just five years ago. hersister, kim leadbeater was elected to parliament earlier this year and also spoke. i'v e i've blocked out much of what happened whenjoe was murdered. but i remember very clearly the moment i took the phone call saying she had been att

he's actually in south bend, indiana, this morning getting ready for the big notre dame/cincinnati gameod to see you. >> good morning, kristen, great to see you. welcome back, and congratulations. peter, good morning to you as well. >> thank you. >> nice to see you, mike. from the golden domers of notre dame to the golden boy of the nfl as it were, tom brady is a hero in new england. he brought them six super bowls. this game is filled with all sorts of anticipation. what sort of reaction, what welcome do you anticipate he's going to get when fans in new england greet him tomorrow night? >> peter, we've had a lot of returns of athletes to the city where they were once the star, but we've never had the return of a seven-time but with new england six-time champion to a city as fervent and as loving of sports as boston is. i think you might see the greatest reception for a visiting player that you've ever seen in sports. it's that kind of deal. tickets are going for over $1,000 per ticket on the secondary market. i think folks in boston will be sad, but they also want to show their appreci

i live in northern indiana between fort wayne and south bend. help wanted signs everywhere.on is building a plant, not half done with it, and they say that will employ people in fort wayne. there is already help wanted signs everywhere. where will those people come from? and i saw on the local news in the elkhart area, amazon is also building a plant, probably will employ 2000 people. up there, help wanted signs everywhere. to connect the dots on southern indiana, refugees are coming over from afghanistan, we have people coming in from the southern border. these people are more than willing and able, probably, to take these jobs and would be more than happy these jobs and i bet they will get vaccinated. i would like to see some of those dots connected because the jobs are out there and we are importing the people, we will take them, if we wipe the dust out of our eyes and see the truth. host: fox 59 in indiana with the associated press story on this and their headline is "amazon to employ more than 1000 people at two new facilities in northern indiana." , the story the calle

deborah in south bend, indiana, we will go to you first.m not debating on what should be shown online, but i want to explain to you my experience that i had about two years ago with my great-granddaughter. dealing with nothing but whatever she was watching online on tiktok. one of her friends, he must've been about 10 or 11, he committed suicide. she came to me and she asked me, hey, this is what happened to him. i am feeling like that. i am trying to explain to her, wait a minute, uh uh, tiktok technology or whatever eight is nothing. when i was a young girl we had people called peeping toms. they would go around and i showed her a picture had took of her mother when her mother was about that age. it was a peeping tom. then we had one next door i said, uh uh, you cannot take this internet technology, whatever you are looking at, and think it is supposed to dictate your life. two and a half years she has been smiling, living life, and i have got my eye on her. trust me, they are suicidal from whatever y'all show. y'all have got to stop here

and possibly three days but it's our first time occupying 29 south bend and that's why you are looking forward to that. i wanted toannounce to another staffing change . adam garrett many of you have known and you've seen here at the commissions. he's leaving us.he's not going far though. he's going to the port to be their direct deputy director of planning for waterfront resilience programs. he's done with planningfor 19 years . all within our citywide planning division and as you know like kate he's passionate about what he does and thoughtful. he's been involved in most of our long-range planning work from climate resilience to managing our city design work to developing a better streets plan to connect sf so he will be sorely missed but he will be close by and working with us on our resilience work. so congrats to adam and those aremy announcements for today if you have any questions . >> for this, i know you've been working with the climate resiliency group . if you have any prospects of replacements for that. >> we don't yet. we're eating with or i'm meeting with the citywide team

and of course for him to lose his life, he has gone to work to help the people of south bend —— southend to the british model of democracy, is that idea of the constituency surgery, that mps are accessible, but you all meet as voters —— you or me as voters can go along to our mp and ask them about whatever we might want to, and turn up whatever we might want to, and turn up sometimes without an appointment and have that face—to—face conversation. so many mps tell me thatis conversation. so many mps tell me that is so important, so central to the whole mission is a member of parliament, so many now will be asking even more questions about weather it is a safe thing to do. absolutely right. he has done it for many years, over 20 odd years as our counsellor, he has been out meeting the people. he used to meet at our offices for top he held his surgeries there but he wasn't getting out to see the people and for them to see him to bring their problems with him so he wanted to go out and meet them at different locations around the constituencies. and that was all organised. he went, we have ne

open to meeting with those netflix employees who walked out, but maintains he is not bending to anyone's demands. southf the weekend. the students at the airport in san jose create a haunted house every october as a fundraiser. >> coming in this morning and seeing the level of devastation and whatnot, it was a little disheartening. but then seeing my students rallied behind me and getting them to help me clear out the debris safely, i'd want them near any walls that were still partially leaning or anything like that. kumasi: both the students and parents pitched in and thanks to their health, they are planning to reopen by thursday night. julian: the storm is giving ski resorts a big dose of winter weather right now. the resorts says it received as much as 39 inches in upper elevations. palisades is opening in about four weeks on november 24. two bear cubs took advantage of the fresh powder in south lake tahoe. you can see them wrestling around in the snow. alec ferguson took this video yesterday morning. who is going to win, the one on the left or the right? the guy who took the video says this is a p

and i would like to thank the people of south bend —— southend for their understanding of the investigation . , . , constituency mp you could ever wish for. ,, for. he was at his happiest when he was helping — for. he was at his happiest when he was helping people. _ for. he was at his happiest when he was helping people, he _ for. he was at his happiest when he was helping people, he was - for. he was at his happiest when he was helping people, he was a - for. he was at his happiest when he was helping people, he was a true i was helping people, he was a true servant _ was helping people, he was a true servant and an inspiration. questions asked about how a covid pcr testing lab, that recorded thousands of inaccurate results, won a multi—million pound government contract. it's carry on for now for newcastle boss steve bruce but one of his rivals, liverpool'sjurgen klopp, is worried by the emergence of the new north—east superpower. as the premier league returns this weekend. it wasn't you, or me. one lucky french ticket—holder wins the euromillions record jackpot, £184 million. and after a

they're unrelated to each other along the nimitz. 880 south around 16th there's a jackknifed big rig blocking two left lanes toward 980 just past the bend there. two more crashes, one around broadway, the other around the embarcadero exit of downtown. these two lanes are blocked. the green highlighting here and over in san francisco and in other patches around the bay, that's our weather data translating to the traffic flow. might be slick on those roadways. do watch speeds as you approach curves and on ramps, off ramps. the other issue getting over here from east palo alto in toward the dunbar on the bridge. >>> seems to be a case of do as i say not as i do. santa clara county issuing a formal warning after the mayor of milpitas was seen without a mask on at an event. >> it's not the first time he's been accused of ignoring health guidelines. >> reporter: santa clara county's business compliance unit sent this letter. it says the county has received a complaint that you potentially violated the county health officer's order requiring use of face coverings indoors by anyone hosting an indoor event. the warning lists this address, the g

south carolina. it was an act of bravery carried out mainly by slaves that saved hundreds of others like them. take a listen. >> the boats headed back down the river. at the last bend's troops fired first and slipped past with just enough time to chug out of range. on board were more than 700 newly-freed people. just to put that in context, if you look at tubman's work on the underground railroad, most conservative estimates say she helped free roughly 75 people over the course of ten years. but in the cumby raid, more than 700 in a single trip. the success of the raid was front-page news in 1863, north and south. heading up a river, daringly making a strike behind enemy lines. a month later, robert e. lee tried the exact same tactic at gettysburg, a daring dash behind enemy lines and we all know how that worked out. major movies have been made about lee's greatest disaster but there's never been a movie about the success of the cumby raid. in fact, i ohm heard of it because it was the name of a feminist collective in the 1960s who took their name from harriet tubman's leadership in the raid. it's not in any standard history textbooks. >> i am joined now by peabody

introducing a more south—westerly fro that is driving in this matter and that will dominate over the next couple of days. a mild start, maybe cloudy for some of us. the cloud should bend to be a relatively mild day here as well. we will see those temperatures peaking at 20 celsius where they should become rarely for the time of year. more sunshine mr worms to come on friday. that weatherfriend year. more sunshine mr worms to come on friday. that weather friend will slowly sink south by the second half of the weekend. that is take care. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the prime minister warns there will be difficulties as the uk transitions towards what he calls a high wage, high skill economy. he told the conservative party conference it was part of his plan to level up the country. this conference it was part of his plan to level up the country.— to level up the country. this can government. — to level up the country. this can government, this _ to level up the country. this can government, this government i to level up the country. this can i government, this government that to level up the country. this can - government, this government that got brexit don

bends in the administration. >> everybody feeling the effects of inflation in the supply chain issue, let's move to another topic because the inaction on this bill seems to be trickling down south from washington to the virginia governor's race, where we see them trailing the republican candidate glenn young can eight points in the latest poll and you have been writing about this for a long time. let's look at something that you said in a column from december 2020. you said, you wrote to the virginia governor's race is the first big test for democrats in the joe biden era to prove they have learned their lesson about the cost of extremism within their party. if democrats fail to speak out against the leftmost defeating impulses, only creating opportunities for republicans to mount a political comeback in an unlikely state. so you saw this going in the direction almost a year ago, how did you know? >> virginia may have gone for joe biden in ten points in the last election, but it is a very moderate state, the democrats are very moderate, they don't like the bernie sanders on the progressives. it's very timely given that we are watching the spending bill that the white house and