charlotte? >> the last word is, hope is the expectation of -- and i expect good to come out of this because we have -- [inaudible] it means in this case, and this is an inspiration -- i have been sharing this everywhere i go. with -- overcomes known evil. what you don't know can destroy you or cause you to perish. so, we are having woke citizen parents -- they are getting educated from everywhere. and they will be -- because they will know the evil and how to confront it. >> wow. i can't improve on that. charlotte, thank you so much for that. thank you for this all-star panel. and the great investment of time. thank you for everything you have done. thank you to the audience for joining us. great to have you with us. if you have more questions, extend them our way. >> -- and -- she talks about how they helped the u.s. investigate -- here is a portion of that program. >> -- it is marine insurance a business under united states law? if so, why? if not, why not? it sounds like a question i just des

charlotte: that is the question. if you look at a shorter duration part of the market, versus out 30 years, perhaps slightly less value on the table. alix: one thing we did not talk about when we were talking about high inflation is commodities. great as commodities t into the basket you have been talking about -- where does commodities fit into the basket you have been talking about? charlotte: things like ion or have been falling off clearly link to the global and chinese economy which for the past 20 years has been the major demand area for commodities. that economy is slowing, still in lockdown. still have the property market in turmoil. it will rapidly accelerate. it does not look like a positive picture for demand. gas markets are tight. i don't think there is tightness in commodities beyond that. guy: thank you, charlotte ryland. coming up, wheat surging after russia pulls out of an agreement to allow exports from ukraine through the black sea. we will be speaking to ukraine's deputy economy minister overseein

dani: charlotte, thank you very much. our asian equities reporter, charlotte yang. manus, we are at the start of an imf meeting in washington, where we will have global financial chiefs gathering. i wonder if they are going to feel the pressure, the u.s. will feel the pressure of a world that is struggling with the stronger dollar and continues to have to intervene. i know you got the chart on central bank drawdowns in this treasury market. manus: yeah, this is something that valerie put together this morning. there is a phrase in irish that means me myself first. very much the dollar and the fed is all about that. what you are looking at here, the rate of drawdown, sales by central banks in terms of bonds, treasury outflows the fastest since march 2020, and it is the asia and indeed emerging markets where we are seeing the biggest drawdown pure japan, 20 million must south korea i think valerie put 20 million, the second-biggest monthly drop on record. our guest this morning said this is not an implosion to the bond markets, we are near the end of the drop. dani: h

at least 24 people have died due to the storm and its aftermath in charlotte county. what are you learning about those individual deaths that we can learn from? >> right now it all comes down to some evacuation. you've got to follow those orders when they come out. i believe we sent them out very timely. the problem with these storms is they are so unpredictable. we learned that in charlie, we even learned that a couple years ago with irma. irma was expected to strike it and it turned and went right up the middle of the state and luckily we had very little impact. so you never know what these storms are going to do. so you've got to watch the advisories and listen to the experts and when they give tu advisory, you've got to go. a lot of people get complacent because those who live in florida have lived in florida for a long time, they see these storms come and go and they pass us. they say you're in the cone and then they don't hit us and people say it's not going to happen here. >> yeah. the confidence that people have in weather forecasters is sometimes misplaced. t

but even then a lot of the impacts were projected to be sarasota's charlotte. now lee would have had impacts from that. but even then they were not projected. so that storm kept moving further southeast as it was going compared to where the models are. and there's absolutely a difference. whoever was on that right side of that eye wall, santa bell fort myers beach, those areas that was the biggest wallop. if you're on the left side there was there was damage but it's noticeably different whether you're on that. these miles make a big difference in terms of how they do. but i can tell you kevin was working with all the local emergency managers ever since last week, and we said the whole time we're like, everyone needs to be prepared. we don't know where it's going to go. you may, you will lose power, you may be called upon to evacuate. you may have fuel interruptions and so plan accordingly. i think that they all did. i think that they took the information and they put it into practice. ok, thanks, everybody. appreciate it. thank you. [captions copyright nationa

charlotte... so, this is written and directed by frances o'connor, who of course is an actor—turned—director. making her directorial feature debut and i think she does a terrificjob of it. the first thing to say is, in much the same way as andrew dominik�*s blonde is not a biopic about marilyn munro, this is not a biopic about emily bronte. this is much more an imagined life, it's an attempt to put on screen the emotions and feelings of the writing, and to do it in an inventive way that perhaps lets you into the real—life character more. but it's not factual, it's not tied to factual detail. i thought it was great, partly because it's really vibrant, it's a really, really lively film. biopics, particularly about writers, can often be, "and then i sat down and wrote something by candlelight "and it was very hard...the end." what this does is it kind of take creative liberties. the performances are universally great, again, another very good score. you feel the landscape, you get a sense of

charlotte? i know that part charlotte is just a little bit below for fort myers. we spoke to the mayor of fort meyer in the last hour. we were in fort myers beach, first one on the ground as well. how bad is it where you are in port charlotte? i know landfall was just around there. what do residents need. are people getting rescued in time. are there still people stuck in their homes waiting for help, what do they need? >> yeah, we haven't seen much in the way of necessary rescues. it is mostly people that have, you know, their access been cut off from roadways. there were some families that we saw in other parts of port charlotte, still standing, their home has been flooded. almost throughout this entire area, there is a lack of power. it, again, complicates -- recovery. >> i know, are, that team rubicon helps in a lot of rescue and recovery efforts. have you ever seen anything as bad as this? >> yeah [inaudible] hurricane dorian. >> yeah. >> some of the things we saw from ida last year. it see

charlotte... so, this is written and directed by frances o'connor, who of course is an actor—turned—director. making her directorial feature debut and i think she does a terrificjob of it. the first thing to say is, in much the same way as andrew dominik�*s blonde is not a biopic about marilyn munro, this is not a biopic about emily bronte. this is much more an imagined life, it's an attempt to put on screen the emotions and feelings of the writing, and to do it in an invented way that perhaps lets you into the real—life character. but it's not factual, it's not tied to factual detail. i thought it was great, partly because it's really vibrant, it's a really, really lively film. bio pics, particularly about writers, can often be, "and then i sat down and wrote something by candlelight "and it was very hard...the end." what this does is it kind of take creative liberties. the performances are universally great, again, another very good score. you feel the landscape, you get a sense of what'

charlotte... so, this is written and directed by frances o'connor, who of course is an actor—turned—director. making her directorial feature debut and i think she does a terrificjob of it. the first thing to say is, in much the same way as andrew dominik�*s blonde is not a biopic about marilyn monroe, this is not a biopic about emily bronte. this is much more an imagined life, it's an attempt to put on screen the emotions and feelings of the writing, and to do it in an inventive way that perhaps lets you into the real—life character. but it's not factual, it's not tied to factual detail. i thought it was great, partly because it's really vibrant, it's a really, really lively film. biopics, particularly about writers, can often be, "and then i sat down and wrote something by candlelight "and it was very hard...the end." what this does is it kind of take creative liberties. the performances are universally great, again, another very good score. you feel the landscape, you get a sense of what

it is across the charlotte harbor from putin gorda. eons winds left most of port charlotte in shambles. a lot of neighborhoods are entirely flooded. if you look at video taken by bailey, that's what you're watching right now, who waited out the storm with her in laws, her husband, and a 20 month old son. take a look at this video she took when the eyewall of the storm hit on wednesday. remember, the eyewall is the strongest part. the eye is relatively calm, the eyewall is the worst of the storm. she took this video in that. bailey joins me, she's in st. petersburg after waiting out the storm in port charlotte. bailey, thank you for being with us. that is a lot of people that you were waiting with, you are in office, your husband, and you're 20-month-old son. was that a conscious decision to stay or to dissing start bearing on you before you had had a chance to get out? >> we live in tampa and we thought we were doing the right thing, we evacuated to port charlotte, it looks like it wasn't going to hit. as we were watching we were actua

charlotte gallagher there. amanda _ go to the polls. charlotte gallagher there. amanda ferguson _ go to the polls. charlotte gallagher there. amanda ferguson who - go to the polls. charlotte gallagherl there. amanda ferguson who writes for the times, the washington post, she has been following this closely. amanda, did you see this coming? was this the outcome that most politics watchers of northern ireland were expecting? watchers of northern ireland were ex-tectin ? . . watchers of northern ireland were ex-tectin ? , , ., ., watchers of northern ireland were ex-aectin? , , ., ., expecting? yes, it is groundhog day aaain in expecting? yes, it is groundhog day again in northern _ expecting? yes, it is groundhog day again in northern ireland, _ expecting? yes, it is groundhog day again in northern ireland, when - expecting? yes, it is groundhog day again in northern ireland, when it i again in northern ireland, when it comes to our stormont politics, it was a piece of theatre, it was giving the dup the opportunity to do the right they are in, as naomi long from th

joining us now is brian gleison, the spokesman for charlotte county. we just been on the air, the death toll in your county doubled. it was 12 a couple hours ago. now it's 24. do you know any of the circumstances or where those deaths were? >> no. those would have been handled by the sheriff's office or the medical examiner. that's the process that's in place for nonhospital deaths. they'll come up with cause of death and then public record. >> what is the situation in char lot county. >> i'm in recovery woman. the poor woman that had a father in the hospital, she can go to covadfl.org. there is a reunification on that app. codfl.org. go to that website and someone will track down her father in the hospital. >> that is so help fall. coadfl.org for anyone looking for their loved ones in that area. of thank you for that, brian. >> we got hundreds of those. >> yeah. we have crews yesterday that they expect to have 95% of power returned to charlotte county residents and businesses by next sunday. and we're already seeing the traffic lights coming on neighb

charlotte — and i think they are my heroes. charlotte and _ and i think they are my heroes. charlotte and tim, _ and i think they are my heroes. charlotte and tim, it's - and i think they are my heroes. i charlotte and tim, it's important for you to come to places like us and join us on the bbc breakfast sofa, it is important, but we see one side of the story and we see you campaigning, we see you talking as you are now, but everybody watching this will be very mindful there is a different side to this story, the one for you in private, the days to come, and people will be watching thinking, they are concerned for you, almost when this battle is over i suppose in a way, when the normal grieving process kicks in? taste i suppose in a way, when the normal grieving process kicks in?— grieving process kicks in? we have not a lot grieving process kicks in? we have got a lot of— grieving process kicks in? we have got a lot of therapy _ grieving process kicks in? we have got a lot of therapy to _ grieving process kicks in? we have got a lot of therapy to go - grieving process k

charlotte, think ou more uncertainty here. charlotte, think you very _ more uncertainty here. charlotte, think you very much. _ and let's go back to our political correspondent in downing street, jonathan blake, monitoring the latest news. we have almost got the whole cabinet. just bring us up to date. , , ., , , date. just in the last few minutes, alastairjack _ date. just in the last few minutes, alastairjack has _ date. just in the last few minutes, alastairjack has been _ date. just in the last few minutes, alastairjack has been confirmed l date. just in the last few minutes, | alastairjack has been confirmed to stay as secondary of for scotland. there is a new welsh secretary, david tc davis. he replaces the —— he replaces robert buckland. and chris heaton harris stays in the role as northern ireland secretary. it is pretty much it. i think we are waiting for transport secretary, maybe one or two others as well, but interestingly being seen going to number 10 a few minutes ago, tom tugendhat, former chair of the foreign affairs select committee, andrew mitchell, anoth

also next the warriors went down to the wire on the road in charlotte against the hornets. casey pratt has all the highlights coming up in sports. highlights coming up in sports. - bedtime!! - bedtime. ♪♪ i love bedtime. the thin, sweet bite to end the night. oreo thins. most boxes can be recycled up to seven times. the thin, sweet bite it's not a miracle. it's by design. so what starts as a box for detergent and turns into one for a sneeze is all part of the circle of caring for our natural resources and trees. choose recyclable paper and packaging. on the road last night against the hornets and charlotte and it was a nail biter right up until the very end. abc 7 sports anchor casey pratt has all the highlights and this morning sports. good morning, andre iguodala recently described the warriors as championship drunk. they must have had some amazing champagne during the parade because there's still a bit sluggish death with his papadel. who does the hornet games on tv? curry grew up in charlotte. so he always wants to show out ther in the third curry splash. he is hit

curry grew up in charlotte. so he always wants to show out there downtown in the third curry splash. he is hit a3 and 195 straight games warriors out scored the hornets 33:18 in the third pool attacking with the rim sweet reverse. he finished the 24, but also tweaked an ankle the hornets answered the warriors flurry in the fourth, dennis smith jr. with the nice drive ties the game at 107 with less than 30 seconds to play. so curry trying to win it with a game on the line. he smothered by smith junior the shot no good and we go to overtime not exactly how the coaches drew that up the hornets take control. no teeth jaylin mcdaniels left wide open hits the three charlotte up 114 11 and then inside to pj washington he exploded for 31 points and that right. there is the dagger hornet sting the dubs 12113 the warriors have lost four straight in charlotte stanford and number 12 ucla at the rose bowl which turned 100 this week. stanford's kicker josh carty kick five vehicles last week in their win over asu. give stanfor

there's areas in charlotte county where people are stranded. they've been trying to rescue everybody, but there is still who, to do. people are working hard, trying to get the power on, make sure your phones work, but the biggest thing is to find everybody, and whoever needs help, they gets the care they a need. we still have a lot of water outages. so there's a lot of work left to do. my heart goes out to everybody, though. >> you brought up charlotte county. that's a county with a population -- i think a majority is over the age of 65. they were having trouble just getting bottled water into charlotte county yesterday. has that improved? >> everything keeping getting better. one thing that surprised everybody yesterday was 75 being closed with the flooding on 75, actually 41, and state highway 70, they all flooded, which impacts your ability to get things in. i've been talking to the sheriff, doing everything i can. when i hear of things, i pat it on to the right person. i've been talk to go fema. they're absolutely committed to get the resou

curry grew up in charlotte. so he always wants to show out there downtown in the third curry splash. he's hit a3 and 195 straight games warriors out scored the hornets 33-18 in the third pool attacking with the rim sweet reverse. he finished the 24, but also tweaked an ankle the hornets answered the warriors flurry in the fourth, dennis smith jr. with a nice drive ties the game at 107 with less than 30 seconds to play. so curry trying to win it with a game on the line. he smothered by smith junior the shot. no good and we go over time not exactly how the coaches drew that up the hornets take control. no teeth jalen mcdaniels left wide open hits the three charlotte up one fourteen one eleven and then inside to pj washington he exploded for 31 points and that right there is the dagger hornet sting the dubs 1213 the warriors have lost four straight in charlotte stanford and number 12 ucla at the rose bowl which turned 100 this week. stanford's kicker josh carter kick five field goals last week in their win over asu

colum murphy and charlotte yang. coming up, georgia maloney calls for unity as she is sworn in as italy's most right-wing leader since the second world war. we are live in rome for the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: giorgia meloni has been sworn in as italy's new prime minister she is the country's first female leader, heading the most right-wing government since world war ii. investors are watching how she navigates the energy crisis, inflation and italy's mammoth debt. let's get to our guest from rome. what will define her government? >> internationally she has been reassuring, she met emmanuel macron and she has told a u.s. and european allies she will remain very loyal to their ideals. on the domestic front, she is italy first. definitely that agenda, before other countries. manus: what do you think italy first really translates to an terms of her plans? is it around energy, fiscal expenditure, what is the definition of that? >> in a sense, i think she will definitely try to show a sense of continuity to m

charlotte, thank you very much indeed. charlotte i very much indeed. charlotte gallagher there. possibly the biggest challenge facing rishi sunak is the cost of living crisis. new figures highlight the scale of current price rises. the office for national statistics found that the price of vegetable oil soared by 65% in the 12 months to september. the price of pasta surged almost 60% and tea by 46%. overall, the price of some of the cheapest food in supermarkets rose by i7% in the year to september. inflation rose 10.1% in the year to september — driven mostly by soaring energy and food prices — that's the fastest rate in 40 years. let's hear from some people in rishi sunak�*s constituency of richmond in north yorkshire. you can see it on the shelves when you go into supermarkets. you have got to really thing about making better choices. i have also gone to doing some online shopping, so i just buy literally what i need as opposed to going down the middle aisles and buying all the extra bits you might have done a few months ago. you might have done a few months auo. ~ :, y

charlotte... so, this is written and directed by frances o'connor, of course is an actor turned director. making her directorial feature debut and i think she does a terrificjob of it. the first thing to say is, in much the same way as andrew dominik�*s blonde is not a biopic about marilyn munro, this is not a biopic about emily bronte. this is much more an imagined life, an attempt to put on screen the emotions and feelings of the writing had to do it in an invented way that perhaps lets you into the real—life character. but it's not factual, it's not tied to factual detail. i thought it was great, partly because it's really vibrant, it is a really lively film. bio pics, particularly about writers can often be, "and then i sat down and wrote something by candlelight and it was very hard, the end". what this does is it kind of take creative liberties. the performances are universally great, again, another very good score. you feel the landscape, you get a sense of what's inspiring her as a wri

that was charlotte gallagher — so unfair. that was charlotte gallagher there. _ spanish firefighters have held mass protests demanding improved workers rights and better pay and conditions. unlike their full—time colleagues, these so—called forest fire crews are only employed on a temporary basis, to fight wildfires, in a year when thousands of hectares of woodland, were destroyed across spain, and throughout europe. russell trott reports. such is the strength of feeling amongst spain's part—time firefighting crews that they were determined to fan the flames and smoke of descent in the middle of the capital, madrid. the 2000 or so part—timers made the case loud and clear to demand a firefighter�*s statute to guarantee similar working rights to their full—time colleagues and recognise injuries inflicted while doing thejob. translation: we are forest. firefighters, and we wantjustice because we are a public service for society. we want our administrations to recognise us and respect us, and create a status for fores

our correspondent charlotte gallagher is in belfast. charlotte, hello to you. recent census data show that those from a catholic background in northern ireland now outnumber people from a protestant background in northern ireland. and i wonder if that impact is whyjeffrey donaldson is making this broad appeal. it could well be, anytime. it could also be the election results in may when the dup lost their status as the largest party in northern ireland. sinn fein now hold that title. so a worrying time for dup in many ways. northern ireland is shifting demographically, as you said, with the census. and also politically. so today sir jeffrey donaldson is going to try and make this appeal for a broad coalition of people who believe that northern ireland should stay in the united kingdom. and he will say that this isn't about being a unionist or a nationalist. it is a question of fairness. because he believes the protocol leaves people in northern ireland treated worse than people in the rest of the uk. but the big question is are the dup going to return to power s

charlotte: inflation is going in the wrong direction. 6.6%. way outside the fed to present a target. there are price pressures across the board. u.s. inflation has proved to be stickier than expected. december, that looks like they are on another 75 basis points move. it is in territory. it will not have consequences for you, it will spin off for the rest of the review as well. dani: a little birdie told me you want to one up about some appliances. ways different from 20 years ago. i know wife place. manus: you are the chief economist, you can outbid me. dani: let's stay with inflation. we have china's numbers. a totally different story. i am manus cranny in dubai with dani burger in london. -- if they think they are more concerned, wouldn't this signaler. on the economy? completely opposite direction for the u.s.. kailey: thank you very much. treasure held -- treasury yields is on the back and. it hit -- the highest level before vegas. let's get to bloomberg david. they continue to move these markets around, but are they sustainable? certainl

coming up in sports and overtime battle for the warriors against the charlotte hornets. here, we head coach steve kerr had to say about his team's performance following tights. - this van just hit me outta nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain. i had a fusion, and i decided that i needed to get an attorney because i could not work. i looked on the internet and called jacoby and meyers. they had their own dream team for every thing, every need, every area. they took care of me like a queen. i would recommend you call jacoby and meyers. they really went to bat for me. night in sports. the warriors are on their first long road trip of the air in charlotte for the first of five straight away from san francisco. always special whenever steph curry returns to charlotte, where he grew up, and his dad is a broadcaster. words would listless in the first half. the um al adan is all net with the three in the first quarter, the warriors trailed by 11 after a quarter kelly you bray was largely ineffective in his time with golden state, but he had 1

will you know, cyber and she vision is charlotte 1st before but anyway, so just a little higher your. ready me to give you the new she would bring me a while. oh yeah. well that's nice to meet him. example one come you know women review his check, but should you follow up with them? yeah, i'm okay. take me a list of what the court would will you will not let them. yeah. because i will know where some thought from. so bruce, monday at the local school bus, i did to you recently rushed into or should look, i went, no, actually i said, i don't know if you say can bacterial here, but what you are still not shall i so that i brought it here today is most of right, we don't like to wishy washy controlled substances in general such and supervisor. and then we'll show you. you've said tomorrow should will probably similar there. she will not get a lot. so most of she has a student that has got to do anything. so loyal, so with little we should still look at the new home because i was, or you did them or not. didn't know or can you could you please, could you read it? i'm yet cuz i didn't clic

over to charlotte. you tube is with emily, sunglass most. we have been unique nazis. i that that was made last year. you don't cover that touch me nice. william already psychological sized of his me. i don't speak additional push. the lead consanzo for created will not go back to the attack . we're done for the award or to troy cook. we was it when i that you select school, see little i for team to puerto slide view vision, neil, to shovel me. you've been trying to not talk with us. good sky need cordelia, charlotte, that issue. we won't rushing a problem. i. i saw you it. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the wall crime on most emphatically. yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was a legal nato operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians. i'm frankly innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body. ah, i mean with ah ah, ah ah, nice to come to russian state. little, never. i've side as i'm phoning north lansky davis. mm hm. now knocking holes. oh son. nico benefits, he babbled this been okay. so mine

over to charlotte. you tube is a nice emily sunglass most. we have been unique, nazis i meant that was made, was younger that touch me nice. william already so glass, no size of his bed must be additional. pushed legally, consanzo full created will not go back to the attack. we're done for the award or to troy cook. we was a when i that you select school, see die for tina to puerto slide view vision, neil to shovel me. you've been trying to not talk with us, get sky me, cordelia. charlotte, that issue. we won't rushing it probably in my, my soil that he thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the war crime on most emphatically. yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was a legal nato operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body ah, ah, ah, ah, it was also of the carrier swore it was intended to show russia the new russia that he couldn't go too far. the some excuse. i was mean of what amiability arthur asked one i sce

let's bring in the commissioner for charlotte county in florida, that neighbors lee county. thank you very much, bill, for being with us this morning. look, the sheriff of your county said on friday that residents are, in their words, quote, facing a tragedy. talked about lack of homes, you know, remaining for those that got knocked out, electricity, water, supplies, and he said we need everything. i know a number of people in charlotte county are elderly, they are over 65, so i wonder how much more difficult that is making this recovery effort. >> well, it does add to the complexity of the process. it's been hard to get things here with i-75 shut down, that's been an issue, and the 62% of our population that's over 65 is a problem. and that problem means they need a lot more care and assistance and trying to get that assistance here has not been easy, but i know that i've been in contact with some folks on the east coast who were sending volunteers over this week to try to assist these folks that may not have insurance or at the least they can help them get their property s

good to talk to you, charlotte gallagher in fast. l charlotte gallagher in fast. directors of public health in england are urging the governor not to make more cuts to their budget, they say they are on a cliff edge and any more reductions in funding will hit the poorest communities hardest. 0ur health correspondent, dominic hughes, reports. this is what public health in action looks like. hi, i�*m carole. i�*m from the quit smoking team. anthony is a smoker, but with a fractured foot and shoulders, he�*s now stuck gateshead�*s queen elizabeth hospital. so how many cigarettes do normally smoke day, anthony? ten at the most. so, carole, one of the hospital�*s stop smoking advisers, sees a chance to help anthony quit. we can offer you some patches for your arm, and we can give you an inhalator, it�*s something to do with your hands, and that�*s full of nicotine as well. carole herself gave up smoking five years ago. she understands how hard it can be. if i could do it, anybody can, and i did it. so you can as well. and she fears what might happen if th

nothing serious go and the faithful a lot of red in the stands in charlotte late. first half ten three emmanuel mosley the pick six of baker mayfield as he's gonna go all the way and watch tamiko ryan's what a run back that was for mosley fired up 17 349ers though. mosley was hurt later in the game and coach shanahan fears a torn acl. so we're hoping that's not the case, but we'll find out later third quarter caroline down fourth fourth down christian mccaffrey the former stanford, man. he's only testing of the game 17 9 nick folesa among the niners injuries did not play in the second half with a groin 49ers respond. me g throwing high and there's debo goes up and gets its second straight week. he scored a touchdown. he's pumped. so is his family 24:9 san francisco got to be proud right there. jeff wilson jr. had 120 yards on the ground and the clinching one yard score and despite more injuries. the defense is still getting it done sacking mayfield four times charles omena who right here niners roll 3715. they're now three and two and in sole possession of that nfc

we can speak to charlotte gallagher, who's in the village for us. charlotte ? hundreds of people were outside that church as a hearse carrying jessica gallagher arrived, and there was complete silence. people stood remembering this young woman who had travelled the world, shanghai, paris, but had come home for her dream job. the priest said she was thejewel in herfamily and left ripples of love everywhere she went, and he said there are no answers as to what happened tojessica at that petrol station on friday. later the funeral of another victim, martin magill, will take place. he was a9, a devoted son, a carerfor his elderly mum and would do anything for anyone. elderly mum and would do anything foranyone. it elderly mum and would do anything for anyone. it brings it home how small and close—knit to this community is. the simple white churches outside the pharmacy where martin went about day to pick up a prescription for his mum, and next to the primary school where the youngest victim aged five attended. this is a community facing its darkest days, people a

charlotte: yeah. and the latest news from the u.s. showing that there's still high tension between china and the u.s. so yeah, just a lot going on. yvonne: i saw you coming on set like, it is so busy today. what are analysts and traders saying to you about what the are expecting? how are they positioning around that? charlotte: everyone is still very skeptical, waiting to see. on the political side, we're watching closely on the composition. for the leaders, and will hubley -- who will be the new vice premier. then it's like covid, should we expect more stimulus policies coming out of the big meeting. rishaad: absolutely. as you mentioned, it's going to be anything they see about softening the covid lockdowns will be key. the amount of people who we have had on the program said if they just got real and did not have these lockdowns the in a different place entirely. charlotte: i agree entirely. everyone is saying that. if there is a clear sign of covid zero shifting, we could see something big. but people are looking for all sorts of

nobody _ charlotte? fed up, i would say, joanna. nobody wants - charlotte? fed up, i would say, joanna. nobody wants a - charlotte? fed up, i would say, joanna. nobody wants a new i charlotte? fed up, i would say, - joanna. nobody wants a new election, voters certainly don't want new election and political parties don't even want an election. but chris heaton—harris, the northern ireland secretary, says it is his legal duty to call one and the deadline for getting stormont back up and running has now passed and there has to be an election and we think he will call one this afternoon. and even the dup, the ones blocking stormont from getting up and running don't want an election either. and you only have to talk to people in northern ireland to see how fed up they are with the state of politics that nothing seems to be going forward. they are stuck in this protocol row and there are issues surrounding health care, education, public transport, even the 400 pounds help they should be getting the fuel bill, they haven't received and they don't know when they w

charlotte is joining us with more i suppose the question from me, charlotte, why is this put on the table? the revamp of alliance which is 20 years old why would nissan want renault to bring down the stake to 15%? >> what is interesting in the statement as you said earlier is trustful trustful discussion. it has been a tricky relationship with the alliance it was a brainchild of carlos ghosn and his arrest in 2018 and then they committed to the alliance there are questions of how much leverage they were getting from the alliance. the question is the structure of the alliance with renault owning 40% of voting rights and nissan with no voting rights. that has been problematic. this report that nissan was changing the structure of the alliance the statement confirming they are looking potentially for agreement and changing the strategy nissan was considering investing in renault's ev. that is something that renault announced a few months ago and potentially split the business with ev on one side and combustion engine on the other side the questions are not answered in the statement one is wh

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i was there when we were hit by charlotte 18 years ago. and you know, it was devastating there, it was much narrower band, a much narrower storm, so people to the north and south could help us. this whole region has been devastated now. so we really appreciate all of the outside help that's coming in. you know, i heard your last gentleman from fort myers beach, and you know, it's a really sad situation. we got all of the wind, they got all of the water, and no matter how you slice it, everybody is under considerable amount of pain, i did heed the evacuation orders, i left with my family tuesday night, at about 10:30 and dodged big bands of ian that were crossing the state and crossing tornadoes. but i was very concerned that this storm was slowing down, and coming upon us, and having lived through charlie and irma four years ago, we knew that we needed to heed the warnings. and i will say this, there was no traffic on the roads at that time. so people who did heed the orders did get out. and the rest decided to shelter in. and so the after

hello, charlotte. really interesting words from jeffrey donaldson. patti ever put the argument quite in this way before? no, he hasn't. he seems quite conciliatory, doesn't he? saying that unionism isn'tjust for dup supporters and supporters of other unionist parties across northern ireland. it is for anyone who wants to remain in the united kingdom. we know that he will saying his speech today that unionism is important and that northern ireland is best served remaining in the uk and he will also talk about building and he will also talk about building a better northern ireland, notjust for the dup and its supporters, but for the dup and its supporters, but for every community within northern ireland. so much more broad than perhaps before. but of course the issue that is overshadowing this is ireland ireiand protocoi. ireiand protocoii. large the northern ireland protocol. large who is the dup chairman, he this morning and said that spoke this morning and he said that it was a and no way the dup 90an :*::f;, if 90mg qb”? ,.—.—;’j%,: going t

i think people heard that yesterday you had a lot of river flooding in charlotte county. fdot had to close 75 for a five-mile stretch. they are constantly monitoring that. it will open as soon as they can. as of this morning, they were still doing the detours around the flood impact. there's other areas where we may expect additional flooding. i want was interesting, i was touring central florida with some of the aerial tours. there was more standing water in central florida than there was in southwest florida, even though they're a couple hundred miles away from the initial impact of the storm and the storm surge. just a lot of water. some of the rivers and inlets overflowing. it is creating problems all across the state. if that impacts bridges, roads, fdot needs to maintain. all major ports are open for fueling. the fueling is going to be coming in. we're really happy about that. we have a mobile command unit in lee county, charlotte county and hardee county to help with emergency efforts. >> reporter: and that was florida governor ron desantis just moments ago outlini

i was in charlotte county in places like arcadia, the water is just getting below half home rooftops and we are seeing communities that were completely under water, houses that were completely under water and as rescue crews are going to be able to get into the areas that we weren't unable to get in because of flood waters you will see the death count go up. in places like arcadia, massive historic flooding, the worst flooding that area has ever seen in places like charlotte you have some of the worst wind damage that we have ever seen. but i tell you americans are resilient, floridans are resilient, neighbors helping neighbors, communities rising up and helping each other in desperate time but it's going to take us certainly amount of time to repair the damage that was here and never look to same. maria: i want to ask you about the timing and the cost. i spoke with congressman byron donald who is also right in the thick of it in terms of the areas being hardest hit and he's talking about billions an billions in cost and perhaps a couple of years to get things right. here is byron do

that was charlotte gallagher there. in iran, the state—run television channel has been hacked to broadcast a protest against the country's government and supreme leader. viewers saw the usual live programming interrupted without warning. images were shown of ayatollah ali khamenei with a target on his head, accompanied by captions encouraging people to join the current wave of demonstrations and pictures of women said to have been killed by police. our correspondent, anna foster, is on the iran—iraq border. they are into their fourth week, and we saw yesterday one of the most significant days so far, because geographically these protests are really spreading, and we are also seeing new demographics getting involved as well. they have been very much driven by young women like mahsa amini, the 22—year—old who died in police custody, and schools and universities have been at the forefront of the protest. but what we saw yesterday was bazaar holders closing their stores in support. a you can really see the size of t

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has declared three days of national mourning after torrential rains killed at least twenty five people. officials say 52 people are also missing. the downpour caused landslides and flooding, with the city of las tejerias bearing the brunt of them, south of the capital of caracas. the bbc�*s azaday moshiri reports. this town in venezuela has seen its homes swept away and its people wading through mud as the biggest river floods people wading through mud as the biggest riverfloods in their kids have left those who survived searching for their loved ones. translation: we need help- _ loved ones. translation: - need help. please, help rescue the people because we do not know if people are buried. i have a missing brother. we need support. it is not only my pain, it is a pain of all the people who are here. about a thousand _ people who are here. about a thousand emergency - people who are here. about a thousand emergency workers | people who are he

the three charlotte goes up 114 11 then the hornets. go inside to pj, washington who exploded for 31 points. that's the dagger the hornets sting the dubs 12113 the warriors have now lost four straight in charlotte stanford. number 12 ucla at the rose bowl which just turned a hundred this week. stanford's kicker josh carty kicked five field goals gootar's tanner mckee is picked by darius moos'. and then on the very next play here comes zach. carbon a up the gut 23 yards the bruins go up fourteen three just like that. carbon a ran for three scores 188 yards stanford falls 38 to 13. cal hosting number 8 oregon looking for last minute halloween ideas try whatever that is. love thatecond quarter jack plummer to jay michael sturtevant ace cameraman abe mendoza our teammate once again in the right place at the right time bears go up 10-7. but oregon scores the next 28 points, oregon qb bonecks ran for three touchdowns through for three this to knowing whittington who crashes into the end zone cal falls 42-24 the bears drop to three and five. s

i was also in charlotte county. you know, we've got people from all over this country that have come in to help people all throughout florida, but particularly in southwest florida. one of the charity organizations is a group out of kansas city called operation barbecue. being out of kansas city is not a bad place to be from if you like barbecue. they are districting a bunch. people can come in a line individually. it's really making a big difference. i will say in charlotte county, you know, and in port charlotte where we're at, there's debris. there's been damage. so folks need all the help they can get. i'm really happy to see the private organizations. and the first lady has been involved of course in floridadisasterfund.org. she will say something in a minute. i think chick-fil-a truck is in town. >> florida governor ron desantis in ft. myers giving an update on the recovery, of course saying how much time and effort will take to rebuild all we have seen. but highlighting those corporations and community groups

charlotte county, still about 57% of the people here do not have power. so that's lacking access to their phones, their computers, their televisions. i heard from a woman that was struggling to get radio information. so the way people are finding out about this distribution center is often by worth of mouth. they're asking where did you get the tarp from? saying come down the street. that's the situation that we're dealing with. we get to broadcast from here. we have a whole setup with wires and lines. for the families living here, just getting that basic information is a struggle. you can imagine when they get here and get more information, they're grateful even in this tough time. now back to you, neil. >> neil: thanks, madison, for that. pete buttigieg joins us, the transportation secretary of the united states. very good having you with us, sir. your reaction to the herculean task that floridians face right now. >> well, it's just heart breaking as we hear more and more of the stories that people have been impacted by the storm. also impressive to see

that was charlotte gallagher there. in iran, the state—run television channel was hacked and a protest broadcast against the country's government and supreme leader. viewers saw the usual live programming interrupted without warning. images showing ayatollah ali khamenei with a target on his head, accompanied by captions encouraging people to join the current wave of demonstrations and pictures of women said to have been killed by police. our correspondent, anna foster, is on the iran—iraq border. they are into their fourth week, and we saw yesterday one of the most significant days so far, because geographically these protests are really spreading, and we are also seeing new demographics getting involved as well. they have been very much driven by young women like mahsa amini, the 22—year—old who died in police custody, and schools and universities have been at the forefront of the protest. but what we saw yesterday was bazaar holders closing their stores in support. you can really see the size of these protest

charlotte gallagher reports. on the menu in belfast, cocktail making. and the new prince and princess of wales got into the spirit, with a friendly competition. our champion! applause. they also spent time with a mental—health charity that helps people in the city. this is the couple's first visit to northern ireland since they received their new titles, and in the seaside town of carrickfergus, a warm welcome — despite the weather. cheering. as soon as word got out that the royal couple were coming here, crowds have been lining the street. some have been here for hours for the chance to see the new prince and princess of wales, others rushed down as soon as school had finished with their children. and you can see for yourself the reaction the couple are getting. it was great meeting them, and they were so nice as well. it was fantastic. it's expected the couple will make more visits across the uk now charles is king, and as some of the most popular members of the royal family, towns like carrickfergus are thrilled to have them. love you, william an

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charlotte gallagher, bbc news, creeslough. the uk has imposed sanctions on senior security and political figures in iran amid widespread protests in the country and accusations of human rights violations and repression of women and girls. the protests began last month, after by the death in police custody of mahsa amini, a young woman who'd been detained by the morality police. hundreds of schoolgirls are said to have joined the demonstrations in recent days. the bbc is not allowed to report from iran, but our correspondent anna foster on the iran/iraq border. anna... this is one of the few places where you can actually speak to iranians as they come through this border crossing, which they are doing in small numbers. what is noticeable is how scared everybody is, about speaking out about what is happening in iran at the moment. i was at the bus station this morning, the place where people arrived by taxi before moving further into iraqi kurdistan. and they said if they spoke about what they have seen, the demonstrations, the

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, carrickfergus. the winnerfor this the winner for this year's nobel prize has caught the award and honour and responsibility. the swedish academy to the french writer received the prize for courage and clinical activity when she uncovered the root of collective restraint of personal memory. her literary work is mainly autobiographical, drawing on personal experience of her family, class and gender. in the northern hemisphere it is autumn familiars animals and soon time to hibernate, sleeping through the winter months and waiting for spring. but in the us state of alaska it is also known as fat bear week as bears in the katmai national park gorge themselves on someone had of the winter admirers of to crown one lucky bear as the fattest of them all. voting is open until the 11th october, known as tuesday when the champion will be crowd. two articles have been cloned by a company in china last month. here is mya, the first will pop to be born, playing with her surrogate mother who was a bigger. it's a s