the tuc says rail commuters fare the worst, facing an average of more than two hours a day getting toor most workers, and the time spent on the road or the rails in the uk is increasing. on average, we take 58 minutes per day travelling to and from work, that‘s up five minutes in ten years and totals, an extra 18 hours a year. wales has seen the biggest rise, an extra eight minutes a day. one of the biggest issues according to the tuc is wages failing to keep up with house prices, meaning that people just can‘t afford to live and work in the same area. and another major factor, a chronic lack of investment in transport infrastructure. cardiff central station sees 13 million passengers a year. in the forecourt today, a display pledging that the vast majority of railjourneys in the years ahead will be a major enhancement of our infrastructure will help. on brand—new trains as transport here is overhauled. we‘ve really not invested enough in our transport infrastructure, especially rail, over the last 20 or 30 years in south—east wales. a major enhancement of our infrastructure will help

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a shorter commute, says the tuc, would increase productivity and even help to improveme mental health, giving workers a better chance of finding that holy grail of a decent work—life balance. john maguire, bbc news, cardiff. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. good afternoon. after yesterday's showers, much more sunshine today. certainly the weather watchers have been out catching some of the autumn glory, a beautiful picture from derbyshire this morning. looking at the satellite picture, the area of cloud that borders the showers yesterday a way to be used, more cloud to the west, but this afternoon we will stay with clearer skies and a fine picture for the coming hours with some pretty widespread sunshine, some patchy, hazy cloud drifting further west. a light breeze than in recent days and it stays mild, highs of 13 or 1a. we must cast our eye to the west, this weather system will move in as we move through this evening and overnight. there could be some pretty wet weather for a time, rain initially into northern ireland through the evening, briefly glancing across

this report is by the tuc, some of the things they are suggesting. and a few minutes really makes a difference. thank you, john. before i did thisjob i did a job in radio and my daily time in the car was about four hours and 30 minutes. 0h was about four hours and 30 minutes. oh my goodness! i used to cycle to work in london and i thought six miles was a long way back then. that was working in sheffield and living in manchester. what did you do? singing along. but a bit of don maclean on... and other things! let's catch up with the weather. for many today, a dry day, but that's after we lose the morning show is. already they're starting to fade, heavy winds earlier in northern england, much lighter and fewer and farther between and a fine and dry day —— morning showers. but breezy, as you can see in the highs of us with the high pressure settling things down for a bit. —— isobars. showers in the west and south, but they will fade. sunshine developing, patchy fairweather cloud, not much more than that through the day but in the afternoon, a few shower

let‘s go to a representative from the tuc, lynn collins.owding on trains. we have seen 3000 bus routes cut back. also the pattern with which we work. not only are we travelling for longer, we are trying to do it at exactly the same time. weeping employers have a responsibility to look a flexible working options. so people can travel outside the rush hour. doesn‘t that put an added burden on businesses, the whole flexible working thing? i don't think it is, it is this time of day working pa rents a re it is this time of day working parents are sitting at their desk, having and not in their stomach about the journey home and whether they will be home in time to pick kids up from school and after—school clu bs kids up from school and after—school clubs and the like. i think more productive workers are those who have the stress lifted. by having a flexible working pattern, i think employers give an indication to their staff they understand the pressures they have balancing work and family life with the transport systems we‘ve got. people will g

>> grateful for my mom in tucs arizona. >> gratefu for my family and friends back in ohio. >> to newuis. >>yo family in southern california. >> to rochester new york! >> happy turkey day! >> and happy turkey day to you. welcome back. craig melvin here with sheinelle jones in studio 1a. warm andcomfy. savannah and hoda down in herald square. it cold, ladies? >> it's 20 degrees. >> you're warm and toasty, but we get to see the parade. >> that's true. >> you got to eeel thergy out here. we got the cast of "mean rl rehearsing just behind us. we've got so much to look forward for the 92nd macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> and kelly clarkson will be one of the performances. lineup is going to feature famous balloons and floats. 1200 cheerleaders and dancer over 1,000 strobe lights and 3.5 millionut spectators here. >> not to mention, how about ross. how about john legend. you said kelly clarkson. sugarland. fiona lewis. >> and all of that. you , tom turkey, he has been in the parade every ye. this year, he has received a makeover. anwe're showingyou, you can see he's had a little work don

let‘s talk to frances o‘grady, the general secretary of the tuc. we will speak loudly. our map for the future. we have said it is not worth the paper that it is written on. that has been proven today. i think people out there in the country are still wondering what all this means for our jobs still wondering what all this means for ourjobs and our rights at work. a lot of them pins will go back this weekend, and i want a sense of what people out the westminster bubble may be making of where we are, if the choice, this seems to be the gamble theresa may is taken, if the deal, the best one that she can get, or no deal, that is the choice? deal, the best one that she can get, or no deal, that is the choice7m isa or no deal, that is the choice7m is a false choice. she would say that. it is understandable that she is trying to martial people towards her deal by frightening them with the prospect of no deal but i think the prospect of no deal but i think the reality is, if the bill does not get through the house of commons, she will have to go to the eu and they will ask for

frances o'grady, from the tuc, thank you for joining us.gning, the first ago, the brexit secretary, that is of course the second one to resign over theresa may's deal and within the hour esther mcvey going as well. more are expected. let us get more on this. we can talk to christopher hope, chief political correspondent for the daily telegraph and the chief correspondent at the mirror. thank you both forjoining us. have you never known an answer like this? you both forjoining us. have you never known an answer like thi57m reminds me ofjune 2016. the aftermath of the referendum. michael gove was knifing borisjohnsonjust before he was about to stand for the leadership. chaos ensued sudan theresa may was the last one standing, it is like that all over again. people remember the last days of margaret thatcher and it has that kind ofairto of margaret thatcher and it has that kind of air to it as well. there could be a seventh member of the government to go, former ministers, two private secretary so far. other ministers are being challenged to r