t. new york office just 45 days in office. you guys knew primarily strows has resigned. she's broken a 2 sandfield record for the shortest premiership in history, off the full out over her books economy plan. the move comes disliked her telling parliament just 24 hours before that she was a fighter. now, so quitter, i came into office. it's, it's time of great economic and international instability and our country is, has been held back for too long while we can all make right. i recognize lou given the situation i cannot deliver the mandates on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore, spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. later liz, 1st from a ship was compared to hiring the shelf life of a head of lettuce. one british tabloid set up a live feed on you tube, featuring the vegetable next, the picture of the p. m. to see which one last longer. this fox a slew of comic responses on social media. ah, given that the economist is giving less drugs center the shelf life of letters, she we be call

new yorkers. she should be removed fromoffice office just fo just for that. and with that, my little earpiece fell out. but go ahead. >> yea i'm listening. t have >> yeah. new yorkdoesn't have a recall election, so what we saw in san francisco can happen there, but it can't happen here., they drafted the new yo but when they drafted the new york state constitution, they gave the governorgave the the authority to remove l a district attorney who refuses to enforce the lawaw and alvinre bragg from day one has refused to enforce the law. i've said that he needs to be removed. kathy hochul says he just got there cut hi hk. whenlac he's doing his job.owing when alvin bragg was throwing a, throwing hosie. a who go but you remember the guyad t working in the bodega who got attacked. he had to defend himself, alvinr bragg through jose alba intoewrn rikers island, slapped himslapp with a murder charge with anwi open stathb wound when a m i wa wa front of the district attorney's office saying, hey, this guy shouldn't be facingicts this murder charge, c kathy hochul got asked about it and said it's a local matter. et >> i'm not going to get in now.e sod. this disconnect, i

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t-mobile for business. >>> president biden is expected to visit the ibm offices in poughkeepsie during his trip to new yorknt will meet with workers there, tour the site and deliver remarks. the company is expected to announce a $20 billion investment in semiconductor manufacturing and artificial intelligence across the hudson valley. in addition, the president will attend a pair of fundraisers on the trip. one in new york, one in new jersey. joining us now "washington post" white house reporter our friend tyler pager. good morning. seems to me like this trip is sort of exactly how the white house wants to use president biden during the campaign. they can go to a competitive district. they can talk about a major accomplishment, the chips act, and he can raise some money for democrats across the party. >> that's exactly right, jonathan. you wrote a great story about this strategy, and we see it each day as we get closer to the midterms. sending biden out to competitive districts but making them more policy focused rather than overtly political, allowing biden to tout the billions of dollars that his adminis

new york city subway tracks for the 13th time this year. >> mayor eric adams deflecting the blame for t. for it the. >> record 4,000 police officers on pace to retire this year. >> a federal judge has ordered dr. anthony fauci and other white house officials as part of. >> alleges biden administration officials colluded with social media companies to censor information. >> bryce harper sending this ball into the stands to send the philadelphia phillies to the world series. fans going wild. astros punching their card to the world series over the yankees ♪ might as well jump ♪ go ahead and jump ♪ might as well jump ♪ >> steve: they are going to be jumping there in houston on friday night as you look at minute maid park listen to van halen currently 57 degrees, daytime high of 82. it's going to be houston and philadelphia. there you see the philadelphialy's they have not gone citizen bank park. they have not been to the world series in 12 years. they will face off on friday night in houston it. is the fillies phillies also th. >> they should be able to watch with an adult beverage. don't have to get up early. >> brian: looking at the

t"the new york po post". >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcome aggregate american, vice president of the united states, richard b. cheney. >> when giuliani's office informs roger at the dinner, roger is moodily on fire. it's vindication that indeed they're out to get him, they're owl to get newscorp. >> and he immediately rushes back to the fox newsroom screaming "we're under attack, we're under attack!" >> at the same time lachlan murdoch is in a meeting strategizing with the hr people. >> for the time being, lachlan wants to really keep this anthrax letter under wraps. he has thousands of employees working for him who might now be at lirisk. >> lachlan rushes to the newsroom, makes a beeline for aisles and in front of everyone tells roger to calm down. this is the absolute worst thing you could do to roger ailes. and worst of all, this is this privileged sniveling gnat of an executive in his face, the boss's son. he is furious. it is probably the biggest mistake lachlan has made to that point. and now there is a big mark on lachlan's back. >> lachlan murdoch is here. he is deputy chief operating officer of news corp., the global media empire bu

t■]■o ♪ >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. >>> britains have seen one person after another walk in and out of therime minister's office. their third leader in less than two months. rishi sunak is set to become the youngest prime minister in centuries and the first british asian to lead the country.

t-shirt on and not wash it until thursday. and kick my feet up. get some slippers. feed the dog. >> besides, i don't feel like going back to the office at new yorky: i hear wives all the time say my husband is always at home! >> brian: dawn doesn't say that. >> ainsley: definitely not. >> will: this is a cool thing that you're doing. go ahead. you got a live studio audience which is really interesting. october 17th, that means anybody listening right now can go watch, be a part of "varney & company." it's "varney & you" you can see on your screen live october 17th, eventbrite.com for tickets. >> ainsley: have you done a live audience before? >> not in this context. not on fox business. >> will: music? >> don't ask. >> brian: come on. are you going to have a band? >> we'll have a live studio audience asking any and all kinds of questions, we're going to try to explain what's going on in the financial world in plain english! you know? won't that be nice? >> brian: that's the way you always do it. you break it down. >> ainsley: layman's terms. >> brian: in plain english, i guess that's the end of the segment. that's the saddest time. i'll weep in t

new york city councilwoman joseph put a questions about letterman's profound brain damage, our quote incredibly ablest ableist. we desperately need more diversity in elected office, and that includes people with speech impedimenwe i t when we desperately need that.ie that is absolutely right.rately nbut actually , we're not talking about a speech impedimentalking. she's telling us he's gotshe' a stutter, just like joe biden. remember they told youe that joe biden's dementia was just a stutter. >> but of coursed us, the speech impediment would not prevent fetterman or biden fromn' understanding other people's speech. huh. investigative reporter hunter walker, who writes a rolling stone in the new yorker, answered that question with a question of his own, quote, would they treat a deaf person like this for needing assistance? f persoh, so few questions about john fetterman. yof you hate the deaf girl hearg ist bigot. close we're going to close down your bank account at jp morgan. ablestccount, but again, it's nt really relevant to the senate race in pennsylvania because once again, john fetterman doesn'lvania, t have hearing pr. he's not deaf. this isn't deafness. this is brain damage. so the independents, e eric mic