. >>> an abrupt u-turn on the plan to start charging for parking at some of the bay area's most scenic spots. >>> we are keeping an eye on that growing fire prompting evacuations near watsonville. we will have an update coming up. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. >>> we want to update you on that growing fire that has forced evacuations near watsonville. it is burning off of hazel dell road, not far from mount madonna county park. the warnings are for the pyro area, and evacuees are being asked to go to the community center. we have a crew headed to that scene right now. we want you to stay with kpix 5 , kpix.com, and cbsn bay area for updates. >>> in other news, former president bill clinton is spending another night at uc irvine medical center. he was in the area for some private events when he fell ill on t

a public outcry has forced a u-turn on thousands of liters of sewage.e roadblocks in place, sudan's capital, after political pressure turned into a military coup. demonstrators returned to the streets after protest monday. the internet is down. military sources say the prime minister has been taken to his residence. the man who led the coup acted to avoid a civil war. we have this report. correspondent: it was not a coup. that is the message from the sudanese leader, who overthrew the government on monday. he says he took power to help the transition to democracy and avoid a civil war. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: we have experienced a bottleneck of occasions where we had to stand up to the prime minister and affections signed the document. we witnessed a great deal disagreements and a struggle for power sharing, distribution of seats, and offices of the executive branch, as a result, we have witnessed political fragmentation that prompted the armed forces to step in. correspondent: hundreds of people continue to protest against the pow

so it is not quite a u-turn? _ boost to universal credit. so it is not quite a u-turn?s i boost to universal credit. so it is| not quite a u-turn? no. it is not. boost to universal credit. so it is i not quite a u-turn? no. it is not. i think what — not quite a u-turn? no. it is not. i think what it _ not quite a u-turn? no. it is not. i think what it is — not quite a u-turn? no. it is not. i think what it is is _ not quite a u-turn? no. it is not. i think what it is is an _ think what it is is an acknowledgement that something needed to be done, but it is very much focused around, you know, the whole push of the chancellor's speech was around better public services, but work, rewarding work and that is exactly what this is aimed at doing. it still lives and problems that are really going to need to be sorted out in the longer term, though. need to be sorted out in the longer term. though-— term, though. alison holt, a social affairs correspondent, _ term, though. alison holt, a social affairs correspondent, thank- term, though. alison holt, a social affairs corresponde

has much been made of the u—turn or extension as to which those visas can be held? to which those visas can be held?— those visas can be held? there has and the government _ those visas can be held? there has and the government has _ those visas can be held? there has and the government has had - those visas can be held? there has and the government has had to - those visas can be held? there has. and the government has had to shift and the government has had to shift and it has had to move away from positions its previously said it did not to get to, for instance bringing in the military and these relaxation of the visas. a colleague notices that oliver dowden the party chairman has made an appearance in the entrance to the midland hotel. he is likely to part of the greeting party for the prime minister which suggests, fingers crossed, he's not that far away. you learn in moments like this that when advisers talk about something being imminent, imminent becomes the most elastic word in the english language and imminent might mean this evening, rather than in the ne

i think by now we | have noticed this government is the government of u—turns, that is all it seems_ it does especially when it— it seems like it does especially when it comes to this pandemic. it is concerning that section within the government, a body like the uk healths _ the government, a body like the uk healths security agency is speaking to councils — healths security agency is speaking to councils because it kind of show is a hit _ to councils because it kind of show is a hit of— to councils because it kind of show is a bit of mistrust and the government and shows they are not really _ government and shows they are not really working in parallel with each other, _ really working in parallel with each other, it _ really working in parallel with each other, it shows they are doing something completely different in terms _ something completely different in terms of— something completely different in terms of the pandemic and i think with the _ terms of the pandemic and i think with the government we have seen there _ with the government we have seen there are _ with the governme

. >>> this is one of the more extreme u-turns in a weekend forecast than we've seen in a while. in san francisco, downtown urlier was closer to 80 degrees. 74 in san jose still at 80. so, the bottom line is if you like today, you'll love tomorrow. not much change for your saturday forecast. sunday is almost the opposite of saturday. going to trend cooler, more wind and clouds and a chance of seeing rain showers moving in. the long-range forecast looks like a big pattern shift ahead as you see a potential for heavy rain. some of the rain starting to arrive as early as sunday. we'll take a closer look at that timing and the three storms on the way for next weekend. our forecast coming up in about ten minutes. >> it has been contentious, for sure. cupertino school district announcing it will close two of its elementary schools, despite protests from some families. they voted to close meyerholz and regnart elementary school. parents opposed say it hurts working class families that live close to those two schools. another school will be consolidated. all of this will happen next fall

turn out in u. s. swing states may have helped joe biden into the white house. u. s. judge accuses a dc jail of violating human rights by denying medical care to a suspect in the capitol hill. riots we hear from a lawyer representing several of the defendants and in a world 1st, the moscow metro rolls out a facial recognition system, allowing passengers to pay their fair just by standing in front of the camera, our correspondent tried it out. ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is art international. i am sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now, transport workers in italy are threatening strike action over a new coven, green pass system starting today. all workers have to show proof of vaccination or negative coven test, or go without pay is comes despite a relatively low nationwide infection rate of $3000.00 per day. with around 40 daily deaths, dock workers in triest are outraged over the drastic new measures and are vowing to block the cities port in protest. lisa, we're here to protest against the green pass for worke

the issue with international and strategic affairs expert francis peron, he thinks that there is a u turn happening within the u over the use of russian gas with some countries now striving to import more separate. jessica, you add up to the new in that she strategy, which is scored a net sheet union, which means to speak clearly for you again, commission is that you must try to reduce the share of rush and gas. you are getting supplies, but we have seen that recently just from a complete lot stream to projects which we to supply job. i need more busha abass. and we have already seen previously gas problem to complete the duct tree. mult docker streamer gas line. so russia black sea darky, so there is a big gap between what you're saying in terms of but if you go and economic statements and what some countries leaving you are doing. and some of them are wanting to, we bought mall, rush and gas for the store. you gas line log stream and duck street. we'll talk his treatment if undefeated, not the official line of the european union throughout the lease. in that she strategy. britton's, the

have you seen that the government has u—turned on their decision to allow raw sewage to be dischargedess mako has married a commoner and left the royal family. there was no shinto ceremony or big reception for the niece of the emperor. instead, she and herfiance went to the equivalent of the tokyo register office. the marriage was delayed by almost four years amid intense scrutiny and criticism of the match which took a mental toll on the princess. from tokyo, here�*s rupert wingfield—hayes. no grand wedding ceremony, no cheering crowds, just a very formal goodbye from princess mako to her parents. at first, her sister does the same, but then she steps forward for a very un—japanese hug. it was the most touching moment in what has been a strange day. a few minutes later, the now former princess was sitting before the media with her new husband, kei komuro. ever since their engagement, mr komuro�*s humble origins have been the target of japanese tabloids. in tokyo, around 100 protesters gathered today, still demanding the marriage be called off. "we�*re marching today because we don�*t

turn out in u. s. swing states may have indeed helped joe biden get into the white house. also, he was a judge accused as a dc jail of violating human rights despite denying medical care to a suspect in the capitol hill. riots in the program we hear from a lawyer representing several of the defendants. and finally, in a world, 1st of the moscow metro roles out a facial recognition system, allowing passengers to pay their fair just by standing in front of a camera correspondent goes to check it out. aah! well, it's been a busy news week here on our t international and today is no exception. welcome to look into the program here. we're live from moscow transport workers in italy, a threatening strike action over a new cove. it green pass system starting today. all workers have to show proof of vaccination or a negative cobit test. all they go without pay. now this comes to spite our relatively low nationwide infection rate of $3000.00 per day with around 40 daily deaths. dock workers meantime in tree ester outraged over the drastic new measures . they are vowing to block the

to book to port because we have families to feed whatever happens even if the government makes a u turn and delays, the implementation of the law. we will strike any way to send a message to the city and above all, to show solidarity with all italian workers. mass rallies are planned and several italian cities throughout this friday. and police are bracing for a repeat of last week's violence scenes in rome. ah, well, despite the public outcry, the italian government is refusing to back down. now, it has already met the national 80 percent target for vaccinations, meaning heard immunity has been achieved. however, the government for some reason, wants to go further. artes charlotte dubiously now has more on the public resistance to cove measures across europe. when italy's government last month sworn that it would bring in the new green card, no pay decree, it expected the announcement to trigger an enormous acceleration of vaccinations. however, that has not materialized while job rates didn't initially increase the has since been a steep decline. and with around 2500000 workers still

turkish president rest of type erdogan appears to have made a u-turn on his threats to expel 10 western ambassadors from turkey. the turkish leader was angered when the diplomats issued a statement in support of the jailed civil society leader. ankara said the change in tone was due to a new statement by the same ambassadors that showed they had taken on quote, a step back from the slanderous remarks. >> any declaration made today by the same ambassadors shows they have taken a step back from the slander against our country and our justice. our intention is not to create a crisis, but to protect our rights, our laws, our honor, our interests, and our sovereignty. simon: earlier on, we spoke with jasper mortimer in the turkish capital to analyze this latest spat between the west and turkey. reporter: erdogan claims the ambassador -- what happened is earlier the 10 ambassadors issued separate statements or a copy of the u.s. embassy statement saying they would abide by article 41 of the diplomatic convention, which has to do with not interfering in the politics of their host countr in his

also the futurecast by wednesday morning, another u-turn in the forecast here.em that's dropping out of the north early wednesday morning, may briefly toss some showers our way. right around 8:00 on wednesday morning. then after that our next best chance nor showers doesn't arrive until next week, but it is promising what we're beginning to see in another week or so our systems that might arrive a little bit more out of the west, which would have more moisture. so pencil in around the 21st of the montfort next chance of showers. meanwhile, watching for the wind to taper off tomorrow. san francisco temperatures rebounding into the 70s in time for the weekend. and stay tuned. wednesday morning could see a few early morning showers and then the pattern shifts back into t-shirt weather for the afternoon as we head towards the weekend. you got a taste of winter and summer going on there. seven-day forecast. you can't pack away any clothes. >> i just did that last night. all right. now you tell us, rob. now. thanks, rob. >>> well, a semitruck exploded into flames on m

is there any hint there might be a u-turn if you believe dominic cummings, formerly a source of informationk by jowl with boris johnson at number 10, until he handled his involvement with coronavirus raleigh and had to be got rid of, but he's basically saying that boris johnson was always going to do you turn on this? owen: i don't think anyone is surprised and i agree with nicholas. the only thing that is consistent is their inconsistency. not so long ago, david france was extolling the virtues of this. if anything, he negotiated and now he's trying to disown it. if a junior trade union official acted that way, they would not last very long. there are issues with the protocol. it is a result of the hard brexit this government sought and insisted upon. some unionists have highlighted legitimate concerns. they need to be taken on board. in the context of the eu today, they will be taken on board and what we need to see now are voices in northern ireland involved in this because this is an issue that must be done with the people of northern ireland and the u.k. government and that you need to

so local governors justify the u turns saying they're not ready to be accountable for the financial loss. one expert we heard from told us such an approach by the you to try to maintain unity in the blocks of pastor dictatorship. every local power should act according to the wheel. and i have a lot of a degree of power, especially in this case, especially in this case. so, you know, i'm not entering into the subject matter, not talking about about the lesbian gauge on gender in the song. i'm talking about the general view and general principle that should be a while respected by the european union, unless the european union wants to become with south assault or talk, receipt or dictatorship, i think is a very democratic choice. i think that in former communist count is like paul on local municipalities, local provinces. so local powers, they have power enough, according to the constitution to act are called into they will, i feel is something which is completely legitimated and should be understood and should be allowed. also the santo lever ahead of the french elections. president mc cr

how we do something to get support to working families and put - the pressure on the government to u—turnversal credit cut. i'm sure we will talk about that a lot at the conference next week, butjust before we go, i can say this about myself without sounding rude, as a veteran of many of these events, as i am, how many labour conferences have you actually been to? gosh, that is a good question. nearly 30. when was your first one? the first one i went i to would have been... it would have been 1991 or 1992. and i thought i was doing badly with about 17. i think the food is all still- the same, and you still get lost in the same windowless rooms looking for the fringe meeting _ that you can't find. we will let you out of the windowless room we have had you locked into night. lovely to see you. you cannot have missed the fact that the james bond film is finally out having been delayed for months. maybe even years? may be not years. it even managed to puncture through the conference bubble, and when you are in that bubble, the outside world seems to be quite distant, but those pictures of dan

one more u-turn in the forecast could come our way late tomorrow into wednesday.ne little change in some of the weather model is suggesting that early wednesday morning from about sunrise to lunch time we may briefly see some showers passing on by so we'll keep a close eye on that. totals don't look like much but it could be measurable for parts of the bay area if the trend continues about 0.05 along the coast line and south bay. we'll watch it closely for wednesday. as the system clears out watch our temperatures. san francisco back into the 70s by the weekend. from 30s and 40s in the morning to 80s by the weekend. so a little fall. summer thrown in over the seven day forecast saving the warmest weather for the weekend and a brief chance of showers coming early wednesday with less wind mid week. back to you. >> rob is going to be earning his money this weekment thanks, rob. >>> still to come the bay area exodus and why it is not just the cost of living that has people wanting out. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (mus

so i started perhaps of this u—turn, but farmers still extremely concerned that this crisis isn't goings quite realised until he saw some of the reporting of the story how quickly pigs become almost worthless if their weight goes over a certain amount and the fact to meet the ratio becomes too high. this is yet another exemption to the rule that the government has been bringing in under pressure. it's a policy that seems to have become much more flexible than the government originally intended. it's another cave following decade in over hgb driver is following on from the oriainal driver is following on from the original denial that we do not need migrant— original denial that we do not need migrant workers are workers from other_ migrant workers are workers from other countries to help our economy keeps _ other countries to help our economy keeps spinning. and essentially the images _ keeps spinning. and essentially the images of— keeps spinning. and essentially the images of pegs getting ready for slaughter, there is a fascinating snippet — slaughter, there is a fascinating snippet on

but it will turn increasingly wet across ireland across much of the u. k. as we go on through a wet and stay protect across northern areas of england, pushing across into scotland and more of the same as you go on for a thursday. possibly have some localized funding coming through here, ill, grassy turn, some wetter across wiles and the southwest approaches of english. for many, as i said, is fine and dry, lots of lovely sunshine coming through. oh, quite a lovely into the magic sea. we still have that little circulation there, more heavy down poles coming in across sicily, pushing into the far south of italy, easing across into southern aries, a great creek. for example, sing some lively shares, wanted to showers, also affecting northern areas of trinity and northern calls of algeria staying very right for the gulf of guinea, and much west africa. ah, november announces era all through a year, a turbulent web world leaders gather in glasgow for crucial summit on the battle against climate change. emmy award winning full blinds goes beyond the headlines, in

want a box to port because we have families to feed whatever happens even if the government makes a u turn and delays, the implementation of the law. we will strike any way to send a message to the city and above all, to show solidarity with all italian workers. mass riley's plan and several italian cities throughout this friday. and police are bracing for a repeat of last week's violence scenes in ra. ah, well, despite the public outcry, the italian government is refusing to back down. it's already met the national 80 percent target for vaccinations, but it wants to go further. artes sharlitra whiskey has more on a public resistance to cove. it measures across europe, countries across europe are taking varying approaches to good jewel, those who remain unvaccinated, to get the job in italy. the government is taking the toughest approach from friday. all work places will require a green pass from employees to show that they have all that been vaccinated. all that they tested negative to cove at 19, in the previous 48 hours. now with that, with this they will be sent home without any pay. t

one more u-turn in the forecast could be headed our way tuesday night into wednesday.haps a more welcome one. not as much wind but there is the potential now we may briefly see some showers. we'll be watching closely tomorrow night. the window of opportunity could be 8:00 a.m. on wednesday to about lunch time. right there it is not a lot but better than nothing kind of like right now, all wind and no showers to show for it. you could see wednesday morning some of the future casts made a slight chance of showers to parts of the bay area. something to look forward to for wednesday. approaching the weekend look at san francisco. you're back in the 70s this weekend. as we said before, you really can't pack away summer clothes just yet. you got the numbers back to the 80s for the weekend, for the valleys, less wind and more sunshine for the weekend with a few showers possibly in the mix for early wednesday morning. back to you. >> a bit of everything next week. thanks, rob. >>> a landmark moment for one of america's most historic races. up next why the boston marathon took

to block to port because we have families to feed whatever happens even if the government makes a u turn and delays, the implementation of the law. we will strike any way to send a message to the city and above all, to show solidarity with all italian workers. or mass rally is a plant in several italian cities throughout this friday. and police are bracing for a repeat of last week's violence scenes in ra. ah ah, now despite the enormous public outcry, the italian government is refusing to back down. ours is sharla do once he has more in the intense pressure to get people in knock elated in italy and across europe. countries across europe are taking varying approaches to good jewel, those who remain unvaccinated, to get the job in italy, the government is taking the toughest approach from friday. all work places will require a green pass from employees to show that they have all that been vaccinated. all that they tested negative to cove, it 19 in the previous 48 hours. now with that with this they will be sent home without any pe, the measure is angering. italians wanted to throw out wh

once you do not have to force any local governors justified, the u turns saying they're not ready to be accountable for the financial loss that one expert we heard from told us that such an approach by the you to maintain unity in the block is a path to dictatorship, every local power should act according to the wheel. and i am a lawful of a degree of paul, especially in this case, especially in this case. so i, you know, i'm not trying to him to the subject of nato not talking about, evolved lesbian gauge on gender and song. i'm talking about the general you the general principle that should be well respected by the european union. unless the union wants to become a south assault or talk, receipt or dictatorship, i think is a very democratic choice. i think that the former common discount is like polar local municipality, local province is so local powers. they have power enough, according to the constitution to act according to the will. i think it is something which is completely legitimated and should be understood and should be allowed. also the santa the reclaims, of multiple v

we don't expect a full u—turn but they might make changes to something called the taper rate.omething labour propose and the government has ruled out. they may have some mitigations around energy bills because that's a particular pressure point for people's household budget. more broadly, we will be looking at the chancellor's woods in the state of public finances and we think it will look more rosy than the number crunches has expected meaning the country has been recovering a little bit better than people predicted which may give the chancellor a bit more to play with. we know this is a chancellor who has been mindful of the amount that has been spent through the pandemic, he will want to portray himself as a chancellor who is responsible with public finances so while we will hear today what is going to be spent from each government department, you cannot expect him to splash the cash everywhere because he wants to portray the image of a chancellor that takes responsible decisions. there's a lot to look out for but the really important thing is going to be, does he do enough

artie london, some countries who have pledged ambitious renewable energy targets are already making a u. turn of the multinational and entire provinces. suffolk power cuts, china's reversed it stance. that's dirty. call it a public enemy and is now telling coal mines to produce as much as possible after the local operations of tech jones, like apple had to scale back production. indeed, charnise beer in seeing a temporary energy shortage. part of the reason is because the chinese government has declared to coal as a public enemy channel wants to reduce the reliance on call. however, i think this is temporary, mainly because in recent months the chinese government has been riding the co producers in china to increase production because otherwise, it kind of does not have enough coal locally produced. coupled with any crisis in crude oil and natural gas, this winter will be very, very difficult. and despite many major economies talking grain, u. s. a u n. reports found the countries like the u. s. australia and canada are actually planning to increase production of dirty non renewables over the

so i was doing a u-turn and passed the parking lot and the vehicle came up and the person driving itir hand out of the window and waived me down. -- waves me down. i stopped and started to have a conversation with the person in the truck. the person noted to me that they were lost. i'm not from that area so i told him, i'm not from around here, maybe i can help you. what are you looking for? >> he said he was trying to get to california which i wasn't expecting. i thought he was lost locally. then he started telling me about the situation with his girlfriend. what he said was he and his girlfriend had a fight and she called him and told him that she loved him and he needed to get out to california to see her. and so i told him -- jesse: was he acting stressed out or cool and collected? what was his demeanor. >> i would say he was acting weird. when i first encountered him i thought he was own drugs. in hindsight he wasn't slurring his speech. i think maybe just the mental fatigue of having killed someone that you supposedly love and being on the run for well over a month now. jesse:

now they face a legal duty to stop that happening after the government was forced into a u turn. it had stopped short of the measure last week, but as where we challenge reports from london, a public outcry and shocking images have changed people's minds. the 21st of october 2021 and an outflow pipe on the south coast of england pumps, hour after hour of untreated sewage into a picturesque harbor. just one of many similar instances that ever polled swimmers, water, sports enthusiasts, fishes and environmentalists. and that last week impedes voted could keep on happening by rejecting and amendments to the new environment bill public want to see actual nist, the public is seeing a hugely profitable water industry continually and systematically polluting the environment. it seems that the fines are putting them off. it seems that the current legislation and enforcement isn't entirely them for hulu. thing to the extent they are, that any change in this amendment is the 1st step in making sure that the water in the fee is truly legally accountable for the food pollution that they're p

some countries have pledged ambitious renewable energy targets already making a u turn after multinationals entire regions of so for power cuts, china's reverse. now it's the dirty coal is a public enemy and is now telling coal mines to produce as much as possible off the local operations of tech jones like apple. the scale back production. indeed at china is beerin seeing temporary energy shortage power. the reason is because the chinese government has declared the coal as a public enemy. china wants to reduce the reliance on call. however, i think this is temporary, mainly because in recent months the chinese government has been rally in the co producer in china to increase production because otherwise the child does not have enough coal locally produce. coupled with any cries is even crude oil and natural gas. this winter will be very, very and despite many major economies talking green a you and report has found that countries like the us, australia, and canada are actually planning to increase production of dirty and renewables over the next 2 decades above and beyond the limits set th

after they made the u-turn? re coming back out of there, those two cars of be on the same track, with a car coming right at him, and he's been fired on already, coming back towards, him he thinks they're firing on him again. >> chad declined is take the stand in his own defense. so the jury did not get to hear him say he did the right thing, did what he had to do, when he squeezed the trigger. >> is it possible you are? wrong >> now. >> so, the case for self-defense in a jury would have to take seriously, and thus, prosecutor david hollister's big challenge, time to bring out a little ammunition. literal, trail of evidence to the grass. >> a sticky brownish black mass, that told a fascinating story. >> coming up, worries best friend, comes face to face with the man who shot him. >> when i looked at in my heart kind of jumped. >> when dateline continues. jumped >> when dateline continues >> when dateline continues built up grease and limescale could be hiding in your pipes. >> when dateline continues try finish di

that is where i am looking for potential u-turns as well.uy: how high would you put the possibility recession in the next 24 months in the u.k.? geoff: in the u.k., very low, below 50%. if they hike within six months, i think that changes the equation. pres. biden: thanks for the -- guy: thanks for the analysis. greatly appreciate it. this is bloomberg. ♪ laura: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. i am laura wright. at&t has selected the swedish telecom manufacturer for an expansion project to help accelerate the expansion of the 5g network. it will also support the deployment of spectrum. the u.s. and european union plan to announce at least 20 more countries will join an agreement to reduce methane emissions. canada and germany are among them. methane is one of the most powerful greenhouse gases. the u.n. has found 80% of measures can be implemented at no cost. natural gas futures in europe fell after prices surged to new highs last week. traders weighed growing concerns over the supply crunch against prospects for russia shipping

important to note, there could still be last-minute changes and duterte is known to take political u-turnsce, back in 2015 when he was then mayor, he said that he was going to retire from public life for good. but then at the last minute, he entered the presidential race and won by a wide margin. kim? >> good reminder there. selina wang in tokyo. >>> a showdown in the skies is raising tensions between china and taiwan. taiwan's defense ministry is reporting the largest incursion by the chinese air force for the second day in a row. the south china island says that more than three dozen aircraft entered its air defense identification zone on friday and saturday. cnn's will ripley joins us now live from taipei. are folks there in taiwan worried about this or are they taking it in stride? >> it's happening on the weekend, kim. so some people that i -- friends of mine that i have mentioned about this, they say, they're surprised to hear about it. then the jgeneral response is, ugh, again. china has been doing this for quite some time. taiwan's ministry of national defense started announcing th

. >> every lever at their disposal does not include doing a u turn on their push to green energy and their punishment of oil and gas producers in the u.s., even though gas prices are hitting a seven-year high. the white house says that they are working to move gas around the u.s. more efficiently since some parts of the country are seeing more shortages than others. they promise to crack down on price gouging happening at the pump. republicans say gas is going up because of bad energy policy. the biden administration giving up on u.s. energy independence. >> i think we're going to see another spoiled thanksgiving and christmas thanks to the inflation that the biden administration is dumping on the american people. energy prices through the roof. our dependence on nations like russia and iran surging. >> heading into the holidays heating up your home could get more expensive, too. the u.s. department of energy says nearly half of households that rely on natural gas for heat will pay about 30% more to heat their homes. charles? >> charles: hillary vaughn, thanks very much. right now we

i think this notion that andy haldane introduced of a handbrake you turn, what -- a handbrake u-turn,hat you want the central banks to avoid doing, is a risk that should be factored in. lisa: one of the more interesting aspects of the price action, the lift of assets with people bringing forward expeditions for rate hikes. we are pricing in potentially two rate hikes by the end of next year. is this a market endorsement of a more hawkish fed then has previously been communicated? mohamed: yes, the market is telling the fed two things. one, get going with tapering. we can take it. two, you are not going to be able to separate cleanly tapering from rate hikes. look at the numbers today. look at pp in china. this is a very hot inflation environment, and the longer the central banks wait, the bigger with the risk. the market realizes this and is starting to price this in. lisa: what would you say to people who argue there is a self-correcting mechanism here, the higher prices will slow growth, slow demand, and that you right size without the fed interfering and curtailing growth that need

but will people — there may need to be a u—turn. but will people take it seriously? been lifted? there's an argument that lifting restrictions has increased the spread of the virus, but that may be a good thing. get the spread into the community with large proportions vaccinated, and that gets us towards the stage of endemic coronavirus infection, which then helps build common immunity. weill. helps build common immunity. well, the problem — helps build common immunity. well, the problem we _ helps build common immunity. well, the problem we have _ helps build common immunity. well, the problem we have is _ helps build common immunity. well, the problem we have is 5 _ the problem we have is 5 million people _ the problem we have is 5 million people who _ the problem we have is 5 million people who are _ the problem we have is 5 million people who are unvaccinated. ifl people who are unvaccinated. if they all get _ people who are unvaccinated. if they all get the _ people who are unvaccinated. if they all get the virus _ people who are unvaccinated. if they all get th

he is known to make u-turns, for instance. 2015, then mayor duterte had said that he would retire from public life for good. but at the last minute, he entered the presidential race and won by a wide margin. kim? >> yeah, plenty of intrigue there to follow. selina wang in tokyo, thanks so much. >>> protesters in brazil are demanding that president jair bolsonaro be impeached. >> scenes like this played out across brazil on saturday. balls bolsonaro is under fire from his handling of the pandemic. these protests are about more than just covid. left-wing parties and labor unions are among those rallying against the president. he's being blamed for a poor economy, surging inflation, and high unemployment ahead of next year's elections. >>> china is keeping quiet after taiwan reported the largest incursion by the chinese air force for the second day in a roy. the self-governing island says more than three dozen military aircraft entered its air defense identification zone on both friday and saturday so let's bring in will ripley l

of course, the government has been forced into several u—turns because of marcus rashford's amazing advocacyle talking about fiscal responsibility, but it is important to note, whether it is climate investment, investment in health care, in our children, to be able to spend big. we can actually borrow very cheaply. and so this is an opportunity for us to spend and not make the same mistakes we made in 2010, which was austerity, which got the nhs into a bad place, leading to this pandemic in the first place. leading to this pandemic in the first place-— leading to this pandemic in the first lace. a, ,., , first place. mo, give some insight in terms of _ first place. mo, give some insight in terms of the _ first place. mo, give some insight in terms of the conservatives - first place. mo, give some insight in terms of the conservatives and | in terms of the conservatives and government. there is a lot of pressure, isn't there, coming within the party? borisjohnson also wanting the spending to continue — he's got a lot of projects on the go. rishi sunak, who is trying to balance the books, what

because every coin u-turn is a lobbyist.ple that are paid for by tech, the come up to the senator and show up at fund-raisers and big surprise nothing has gotten done. i think this witness today, francis hocus is earning, i think she is going to be a catalyst for change. maybe people just had a step back saying that this is my kids, this is my grandkids they literally as we found out are putting profits in front of people that it's a home profit model. collecting data on you. targeting you with ads. and lo and behold, more suicidal thoughts on behalf of these young girls. targeting really bad information when it comes to eating disorders. to kids. and i think that this is the moment that we needed, because what can we do privacy legislation a complete change in our economy in the last decade. no change to federal privacy legislation. we need to do something about our competition policy, that is what i've been advocating for, so these dominant platforms can't decide to put their own products at the top or do things that would

not only did i do a double take but this when i also did a u-turn. was not on ken's shot list but it's surveyed and survey l.a. i managed to convince him to put in the book. i kept seeing amazing places on the way to other amazing places. a lot of time i did not have time to stop it at if i did i would probably still be there driving around in circles. so often times it's in between where you are and where you are going. here is the department store by a small maker and westchester in 1948. and if you walk around the back you can still see the ramp to the classic parking system on the roof it is no longer a parking lot on the roof. 1906 craftsman residents the owner came out and the other neighborhood i kind of wish i would've copied down the address. i know where he lives i can run down there and check it out again. this is a palmer kiesel house to be right at home and palm springs. it is amazing work which is consistent with palm springs mid lake legacy pretty just don't realize there's los angeles and there's in the valley. it's almost a secret un