the tories are trying to amend the — later. the tories are trying to amend the spill, _ later.he spill, helen. do we have a chance of succeeding? they don't have the numbers, so it is a bit of political theatre, isn't it? —— amend this bill. theatre, isn't it? -- amend this bill-— theatre, isn't it? -- amend this bill. , ., ., �* , this bill. the size of labour's ma'ori this bill. the size of labour's majority means _ this bill. the size of labour's majority means that - this bill. the size of labour's majority means that the - majority means that the amendment will not past, an interesting thing about this particular amendment is that because of the stage of the bill we are at, so as a bit of legislation goes through the house of commons, it goes through various stages. what we are getting today is what is known as second reading, and this is not the point where mps can make tweaks or changes to be built. if any changes are made, because of the way parliament works, the whole bill would fall. so the government has been calling this a bit of political opportunism from the conse

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he's too tory too. >> i mean, he's worse than tory. he can't. blair and mandelson as his friends.mandelson is one of the greatest political minds ever. mandelson is, as far as i'm concerned, a twice removed, at least twice removed from the labour party, morally corrupt, devious, cunning, reptilian or organism. and he should be nowhere near. >> okay, okay. >> okay, okay. >> just just to say, you know, peter mandelson is not here to defend himself. sorry. go ahead. >> i don't think i don't think you can defend yourself against that kind of opprobrium that i've just levelled against him. >> no, no, no, it's the point is it's just and i'm >> no, no, no, it's the point is it'sjust and i'm not >> no, no, no, it's the point is it's just and i'm not wildly disagreeing with you, ben on on his moral turpitude. however, to say he's not an effective political operation, a very able politician would be wrong. >> but you wouldn't want someone in reform chang. this has leo tonight with me. welcome back. i'm alex armstrong. now the chancellor says there's no choice but to engage with china as she

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tory. thank you for that. changes could be coming to federally funded schools after the house votes to ban transgender athletes from women's sports, and some california lawmakers now want to follow with a bill of their own. also, resources pouring in for the victims of the wildfires in southern california. in tonight's west coast rap, as thousands are forced out of their homes, the state superintendent of instruction is making sure teachers who lost everything have somewhere to stay. plus, months after the state of washington was hit with a bomb cyclone tonight, the state is still struggling to clean up the steps being taken, though to get federal aid. has to bill that would ban transgender athletes from women's sports at federally funded schools. ktvu lamonica peters brings us a closer look at the bill, as well as proposed legislation right here in california. >> women did great job getting title nine in place. and so we can have these fair and safe spots and spaces. >> changes to landmark law title nine coul

hi, tori. >> good evening greg. this is a wonderful story of rehabilitation, in particular for this family. now, as we speak, the california department of corrections and rehabilitation says there are 939 incarcerated firefighters in the field clearing brush to protect lives and property. edmund richardson served on those very same teams until he was released from prison in december. now that he's out, he's hoping to put those much needed firefighting skills to good use. you may have seen their story on tiktok. edmund and evelina richardson have been sharing their story via the app for two years, sharing their visits inside prison and even announcing their first child together. december brought a life changing update. richardson was released from prison after 14 years. >> i started out as a lifer, so i identified as a lifer for the last 13 plus years. then i mean through like the work that i did at san quentin. i was able to be resentenced. >> richardson's resentencing brought him new options in prison, including ap

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i'm clear if police see was the final destination for that particular tory and those that i. e d, i have to say, but it is known that georgia has been used as one of the smuggling routes for the ukrainians who have been trying to get explosives into russia. i mean, the russian federal security service has repeatedly exposed and revealed schemes that essentially use georgia as the sort of a middle man as the middle country. if i may say so to smuggle explosives into russia. since georgia does share a border with russia and they have been trying to smuggle these explosives over the via the lot us voided check points. now again, it is unclear if that particular 6 we'll to, we call it in with explosives, was meant for rochelle, but suddenly it's a good thing that it was supported in moldova, on the well, now it will not get where it was supposed to. why the, the us now, why don't on positive to the outgoing by the social play with flap and they come si fi and he said he understands the issues wash the face off. the kid was promised to dream of joining the nato block. a big part o

the tories do not have a way in. because they are the government but they recognise that if they want to have open comms with the white house, if you want to have open comms with donald trump's cabinet then why reinvent the wheel, we have got faraj. nigel farage understands that it's not always what he wants, it's what is good for the country. when i did they trust and, being realistic, the conservatives, you think that... sign and i think the tories have a harder way of dealing with because he's too close. labour, it's much easier to trust somebody because they know the differences, they know there is a broad gap so they know where they stand. it will come to a head pretty soon because donald trump has promised tariffs on the world and we are in the world and the government is going to have to decide i'll be more pro—us, or more pro—eu... talking over each other. we should also say that kenney baden has already been to dc and we don't know if she will be able to make very much better lies but we will see in the mont

tori gaines reporting live. thank you so much for that report. >> well, more ghost guns off the streets of san jose. police say they located unregistered and privately manufactured guns inside a vehicle. last night. officers attempted a traffic stop, but the driver abandoned the vehicle and then fled on foot in the area of tolay road and 101. police searched the car and found these guns. the suspect was also eventually located and booked into the county jail in vallejo. police are releasing photos from their response to a couple of sideshows. last night, two people were issued misdemeanors for participating and their cars were impounded for 30 days. police say they also broke up a large sideshow involving 200 vehicles and hundreds of people. 13 misdemeanors were issued there. two people were arrested and four cars were impounded. one vehicle was also set on fire during that sideshow. >> now to southern california, where firefighters are bracing for a new challenge. rain and potential mudslides and debris flows.

which tory article the tory headline was killing feminism.s movement and that's organization of women leaders. we've also had gretchen carlson, who more in an up to date world, worked with pete hegseth. she's urged the armed services committee to let hegseth alleged victim provide testimony anonymously. here's the quote while mr. hegseth has allegedly released his the survivor from her nondisclosure agreement, his attorney has threatened to sue her for defamation if she were to come forw to discuss what happened to her and to her testimony were to prevent mr. hegseth confirmation. mr. hegseth threats cast a chilling pall on women who simply want to speak out about sexual misconduct or and should be and in and of themselves disqualifying. what do you make of that? we've had something like that. we've had thousands, 28,000 service members have experienced unwanted sexual contact. in 2023, 82% of them were women, 18% of them were men, eight 8515 reports of sexual assault involving service members are still active. should this man should the shou

we've got the independent now with more bad news for the tories as another tory mp jumps ship. it's marco longhi. isn't that a brand of coffee machine, paul? yes, please. >> former consecutive consecutive conservative. sorry, i'm still laughing at something we said in the break. former conservative mp marco longhi defects to nigel. nigel farage's reform uk party the break. >> are you okay? >> are you okay? >> ex—mp attacks tories, saying the party of churchill and thatcher, like we need reminding, has transformed into something unrecognisable. in another blow to new conservative leader kemi badenoch, it's a death of a thousand cuts for the conservatives at the moment, leo, isn't it? it really is. >> the letter out of cuts there? >> the letter out of cuts there? >> yes. i think they might well have done. this is what happens, though, when you sell your voters down the river and you sell your voters down the river, thinking they have got no one else to vote for. and then ha ha, nigel farage and reform come sailing along and pick every one of these people up. and it's growing and

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tori. >> yeah. good evening. christina. food and beverage industry is still very slowly rebounding from the impacts of the pandemic. and small business owners in downtown palo alto tell me that it's a particularly tough time for them to handle the cost of a break-in. that leaves thousands of dollars in damages behind. the holiday season brought burglaries, broken glass and stress for many restaurant owners in downtown palo alto. the police department confirming to ktvu that four downtown businesses have been hit by thefts in the past ten days, and some appear to be connected. video shared by the owners of cooper cafe shows a perpetrator trying to desperately break into a cash register around 1 a.m. on tuesday. the owner telling ktvu that the suspects made off with at least $1,000 in cash as the burglar pockets the cash. they also appear to be looking around the floor for a safe. cooper cafe's owner says they are grateful they don't keep a safe with cash on hand. >> this is an organized crime wave targeting palo alto restaur

tory. thank you for that.uthorities in butte county say the gun used in a shooting at a religious school last month was a ghost gun. 56 year old glen linton opened fire at the feather river adventist school, wounding two kindergartners before he shot and killed himself. the sheriff's office says linton bought the gun from a man in chandler, arizona, who was a felon prohibited from possessing firearms. the man in arizona was taken into custody and is set to appear in court on friday. >> well, some changes could be coming to title nine. coming up, the new legislation on the state and federal levels that could affect the transgender community. >> also, it's been months in the making. tonight's big vote in moving forward, the sale f dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's b

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ktvu tori gaines spoke with some managers and owners about the problem. >> it's been a rough holidayseason for small business owners here in downtown palo alto, where several burglaries have been reported, one of which happened tuesday morning right here at coupa cafe. the holiday season brought burglaries, broken glass and stress for many restaurant owners in downtown palo alto. the police department confirming to ktvu that four downtown businesses have been hit by thefts in the past ten days, and some appear to be connected. video shared by the owners of coupa cafe shows a perpetrator trying to desperately break into a cash register around 1 a.m. on tuesday. the owner telling ktvu that the suspects made off with at least $1,000 in cash as the burglar pockets the cash. they also appear to be looking around the floor for a safe. >> the thieves think that restaurants have cash on the premises. they have not kept up with the realities of restaurants where everything is credit cards and qr codes. >> just around the corner, restaurant local 271 was hit two days before christmas. manageme

they are here for people in san jose. >> tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> and tomorrow morning, president jimmy carter's funeral will be held at the national cathedral in washington. all five living u.s. presidents are expected to attend the service. coming together for the first time since george h.w. bush's death in 2018. after the funeral, carter's family will fly with his casket back to georgia. and that's it for the 11:00 news. our next newscast. mornings on two, starting at yeah. welcome, everyone. to like it or not, you recognize that music? you know the show. it's where we talk about the things that you're talking about. no news topics here, though. but i do have some news. friends to say hello to. and a

it was an issue she took up following the death of her team—mate, tori bowie, who died from postpartumas well as her own experience of a premature birth of a baby daughter in 2018. felix took her cause to the us congress, where she highlighted the rate of maternal mortality amongst black women. to introduce a nursery to the olympic village at the 2024 paris 0lympics for the first time. i think it really tells women that you can choose motherhood and also be at the top of your game. it is a part of a series of efforts felix hopes to make on improving maternal health care in the industry and at home. this year, she was also awarded a $20 million grant from the gates foundation to improve maternal health outcomes for black mothers in the us. it was an issue she took up following the death of her team—mate, tori bowie, who died from postpartum complications, as well as her own experience of a premature birth of a baby daughter in 2018. felix took her cause to the us congress, where she highlighted the rate of maternal mortality amongst black women. there's still an implicit bias in our hea

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also tonight — a tory attempt in the commons to force a new grooming gangs inquiry fails, but is therenge of tone from the prime minister? the 14—year—old boy stabbed to death on a bus in south london — his mother says he was a victim of gang crime. spurs take the lead in the first leg of their league cup semi final — but was it enough to secure victory. we'll bring you the result. on newsnight at 10:30 tonight we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters. and of course, look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. ferocious wildfires are ripping through suburbs around los angeles, killing at least two people and forcing tens of thousands to flee. the city's fire chief said the conditions are unprecedented, unpredictable, that there was no possibility of bringing them under control until the strong winds subside. 1,000 buildings were destroyed in one area alone — the wealthy pacific palisades neighbourhood, which is home to many hollywood stars. the first fire around the palisades — between

so it is unclear if that particular 6 wheeled, tory call agent with explosives was meant for russia, but suddenly it's a good thing that it was posted in moldova. and uh, well now it will not get where it was supposed to. alright, of course on the days, acres, dental, thank you. well, some of the holding him an economic stop to it's off the landscape, turned off the tops of cheap russian energy flowing directly into europe. and now keeps finding the cut russian crude oil flouring to europe through the southern and brought to the thrush by pipeline ones. that contract expires. the hungry says ukraine is taking the point of sale now to a spot could be put in crisis. and the european union, and that's put, keeps hopes of joining the block very much in jeopardy since the end of ukrainian transit route. the price of natural gas and the european market has increased by 20 percent. thus, while ukraine aspires to join the e u as a candidate, another decision has once again put the european economy in a more difficult position. ukraine's decision to stop transit shipments will lead to further

ktvu tori gaines reports on the decisions facing the school district. >> we are here at montgomery high school in santa rosa, where community members are determining which of four scenarios which could save the district $11 million might be most feasible for them. bay area school districts are struggling to make ends meet, and santa rosa city schools is no different. the district announced in november that it's facing a $20 million deficit, and closing or consolidating schools is the only way forward. community members say there are a few key reasons for the deficit. lack of kids. >> when i was first, when i got my first apartment, that apartment was $300. here i was able to raise my kids, be there for them. parents now are having to work more than one job. that same apartment is $3,000 a month now, and it's the same apartmen. >> in 2012, santa rosa city schools served over 15,000 students. last year, they had just over 12,000. as we saw with school districts in san jose and san francisco, santa rosa city schools administrators say that if the deficit isn't managed, the district could f

while washington isn't a tory effects and essays, wildest fantasies are coming true because it's now estimated the by 2030 ukraine will be home to just 24 to 35000000 people. that's it, always 50 percent decline from the day. is a big procedure. he made his wish. lensky has transformed his mason into a barren wasteland. and it's not just the hundreds of thousands who now lie in cemeteries. 7000000 live in poverty pension. to say they can buy the afford the basics universities of being acts. the boss rate is one of the lowest in the world ministry. a huge amount of board had been caught toll from concepts unable to attend and hope. there's no hope of paying off that $150000000000.00 of debt. the lights of the industry as lost and infrastructure is gone. and then of course, as the fear is government really building a dotty bomb. and when will it inevitably come? so me. our view has been that there's not one weapon system that makes a difference in this battle. it's about manpower and ukraine needs to do for and are due to firm up its lines in terms of the number of forces it has on the

tori. >> good evening. claudine. we've been hearing about potential school closures at districts across the bay area for the past year. here, santa rosa city schools says their deficit is due to declining school student enrollment, as well as the loss of covid era funding. now that's bay area school districts are struggling to make ends meet, and santa rosa city schools is no different. the district announced in november that it's facing a $20 million deficit, and closing or consolidating schools is the only way forward. community members say there's a few key reasons for the deficit. lack of kids. >> when i was first, when i got my first apartment, that apartment was $300 here. i was able to raise my kids, be there for them. parents now are having to work more than one job. that same apartment is $3,000 a month now and it's the same apartment. >> in 2012, santa rosa city schools served over 15,000 students. last year, they had just over 12,000. as we saw with school districts in san jose and san francisco, santa ros

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ktvu tori gaines spoke to a formerly incarcerated man who served as a firefighter with cal fire while in prison. >> you may have seen their story on tiktok. edmund and evelina richardson have been sharing their story via the app for two years, sharing their visits inside prison and even announcing their first child together. december brought a life changing update. richardson was released from prison after 14 years. >> i started out as a lifer, so i identified as a lifer for the last 13 plus years. then i mean through like the work that i did at san quentin. i was able to be resentenced. >> richardson's resentencing brought him new options in prison, including applying for conservation fire camp. he dove into his work with fire crew for and it showed as he was moved up to first saw. >> first saw is pretty much the spear of the team, so we're leading the charge in taking down brush. >> the richardson's are keeping a close eye on the southern california fires, and the 939 incarcerated firefighters serving on the front lines. >> there's so many people on social media and so many news out

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ministry of defense, thousands of homes, will the prime minister set out the deal left behind by a tory government will make life better than others like her. in the british army. >> those who served, reacquiring 3600 homes including 1700 and my honorable friend's constituency we can transform substandard accommodation. the deal is 230 million pounds per year in rent and it follows the armed forces, there's work to do this is a major step forward. >> thank you, happy new year to you. i join others, can i express my firmness, the passing of a democrat family. fixing the care crisis is urgent. millions of people who are not getting the care they need, making two sacrifices filled the gap where 12,000 people are stuck in hospital beds because they can't get out of the hospital. the prime minister is right the we need a cross party approach today but that needn't take three years. will the prime minister speed up this work so 2025 is of the year we finally rise to the challenge of fixing care. >> thank you for raising condolences. it is right that we need to make this cross party consensus

labour says the tories didn't put in place the recommendations of that review.gs task force that rishi sunak set up has led to over 500 arrests of gang rape perpetrators but has also uncovered this problem has not finished. for those reasons, that's why it's important we have a proper national statutory inquiry looking at all of this. take over, elon. when donald trump returns to the white house later this month, elon musk will be with him. his influence will increase even more — a development that will be watched closely by politicians here, who are now dealing with the tricky consequences of his unpredictable interventions. indirect talks between israel and hamas aimed at securing a ceasefire in gaza and the release of hostages are continuing in qatar. there are fresh differences between the two sides — after a hamas official said the group approved a list of 3a israeli hostages to be returned as part of an agreement. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office then quickly issued a statement, saying hamas had not provided such a list. it comes as the h

ktvu tori gaines reports on the decisions facing that school district. >> we are here at montgomery highool in santa rosa, where community members are determining which of four scenarios which could save the district $11 million might be most feasible for them. bay area school districts are struggling to make ends meet, and santa rosa city schools is no different. the district announced in november that it's facing a $20 million deficit, and closing or consolidating schools is the only way forward. community members say there are a few key reasons for the deficit. lack of kids. >> when i was first, when i got my first apartment, that apartment was $300 a year. i was able to raise my kids, be there for them. parents now are having to work more than one job. that same apartment is $3,000 a month now, and it's the same apartment in 2012. >> santa rosa city schools served over 15,000 students. last year. they had just over 12,000. as we saw with school districts in san jose and san francisco, santa rosa city schools administrators say that if the deficit isn't managed, the district could fac