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katie talked about it. a big ad that has to do with books and things that are full of vulgarity and violence. when they go to read them before the school board, they're like you can't use that language here. shut them down. parents say we should know what is involved with our kids and have say. >> geraldo: all true. but for decades i've heard this argument about it was about sex in the old days. don't teach overt or explicit sex to the kids that are too young. i want to be a moderate here. both sides are right. i think everybody is now on notice. everybody is on notice. the teachers unions after getting burnt and the national school board association after getting burnt around lying about what they're doing, what their intents are, critical race theory is. ney get it and 0 the other hand, the parents and katie, you're almost always right except when i look at the school board meetings, i see a sea of white faces. nothing wrong with that. >> katie: you're not looking very hard there. >> shannon: there's othe

katie does that a lot. she edited out a piece in a gun document that blew up the space. >> katie: she has a history of editing to make her less and the .2016, she edited a virginia defense league in an interview she did with governors, making good answers about the law, and who should and should not be able to buy a gun, with the process was, and they were too smart, so she edited it and made it look like they were enabling felons and domestic terrorists, and they were all for no laws at all. she has done this before. she also has been a critic of conservative citizen journalists, like james o'keefe, for example, who was doing undercover investigative reporting and said "they edited their information with the videos about planned parenthood." she's allowed to do it, but criticize others, and the arrogance she thought that rbg needed to be protected. >> dana: i think rbg said that for a reason. she wanted to be quoted saying it. >> jesse: "waters world" never edits anything. [laughter] never. >> greg: they r

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katie: and i'm katie greifeld. romaine: this is from just a few minutes earlier, president joe biden going to meet with house democrats to try and broker a deal between moderates and progressives in this party that would potentially break a stalemate over his economic agenda. the disagreement is holding up a vote on infrastructure legislation and a broader vote on proposed multi trillion -- trillion dollar spending. investors and businesses keeping a close eye specifically on how these tax plans might actually be affecting us. sonali: we will start by getting an update from capitol hill with our chief political correspondent, annmarie hordern. what are you hearing? >> the president is still in the meeting. he is likely taking questions from the group, as one representative put it, the president does not come to the capitol to conduct talks, he comes here to close a deal. they are making sure they are on the same page so they can push through the economic agenda. this all lies between the progressives of the party,

katie couric's not a journalist. ruth bader ginsburg clearly was sound and understanding and she was hearing and what she was saying, and in terms of this autobiography, it comes across as a biography that's written by somebody who hates katie couric, quite frankly. >> so true. >> my only ex planation for that is here's somebody who star has long faded, who's gasping for relevancy. >> nailed it. >> i do think it's interesting, something you said triggered this in me, that she goes our s-d the circle to find out what she should do, there are two power women in that room. shoo prom previous decades a power person in our industry of media, and ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court. she goes to ask a man at the new york times what she should do with her interview with ginsberg. >> yes. >> it's mind boggling. so if she's the keeper, if katie couric's the keeper of women's issues, please rest that mantel from her hands. >> it's a great point. flansy pelosi said she's complaining the media is not helping her sell her lef

just burning money. >> dana: all right, katie. >> katie: i took pee piano and took the money instead. first rough mudder it's a nine mile 30 obstacle course mud run. it was super fun. i invited lots of people to take which challenge on. matt was the only one who said yes. first obstacle first mile really hard. we finished it. tough mudder. there is lots of pretty. >> dana: i volunteer jesse to go on the next one. indicate indicated come back next year. >> jesse: no thank you. >> katie: you will lose. it was fun. >> jesse: horse race. >> dana: richard? >> richard: have you ever thought what you would do if you were the mayor of the town? >> dana: yes. >> jesse: all night long. >> richard: dana, you could be the mayor of water valley up for sale low, low price of $725,000. it's a 7 eric parcel of land. it has a barn and it has a creek and it has 750 lieutenants plus pets and livestock. >> dana: this sounds just like shitz creek. richard we could buy it and be co-mayors. >> >> dana: there is no headquarters there. headquarters and seven acres. that's all we need. that's it for us. "speci

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. >> hi, i'm greg gutfeld, along with katie, harold ford jr. and jesse watters. she once called 911 after falling behind a couch cushion, dana perino. "the five." >> the white house not denying report the biden administration has been secretly flying thousands of uncompanied migrant children from texas to the new york city area. the "new york post" is calling it biden's secret flight. clever. it is reporting 2000 children have been flown from southern border and sent to drop-off points in new jersey, and connecticut. good story for peter doocy to ask the white house is. >> pete: why is the administration flying migrants from the border to florida and new york in the middle of the night? >> well, i'm not sure it is the middle of the night, what is happening -- 2:30 in the morning. >> earlier than you might like to take a flight. unaccompanied children passed through the airport en route to final destination to be unified with their parents or vetted sponsor. >> ted cruz has idea why to put the massive influx of migrants. >> entire political strategy sebased on sec

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sign me up >> katie: three weeks? >> jesse: i thought the iphone. >> because they want you to buy a new one and a new charger. >> jesse: that's why they call me steve apple. >> brian: tim apple. >> whatever. it was cool because you could change the skin on it. like i had different -- that was the big exciting thing, you could do different things. >> and they had the best skins. you could play that for three weeks apparently on the phone. >> with no charge i love it. >> jesse: what about the flip phone the note roll al with the little skinny antenna. >> jessica: yeah. i see that around still >> jesse: you do? like drug dealers have that. >> jessica: i hang out with a lot of drug dealers. >> brian: right in the garbage. >> a boner. >> jesse: run like tomorrow. >> jessica: like the wire >> one more thing is up next. ♪♪ bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need.

but maybe it's better to just let it go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> katie: so much for the issues. democrats saying again that they have no messages to run on, and are instead obsessing again about donald trump. >> president biden: iran against donald trump. this person is running against an accolade of donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. trump. trump. donald trump. donald trump! donald trump. trump. trump. donald trump. donald trump. is there a problem with trump being here? is he embarrassed? >> jesse: joe biden should focus on america's problems, instead of america's favorite president. [laughter] i can kind of remember when barack obama went after bush. remember, for two years, we used to knock him hard, but at least he can kind of pull that off, because you had a rock and the financial crisis. that's fine. joe biden spent the last nine months refusing to say donald trump. he wouldn't even say it. apparently, the reporting is that he doesn't even say it off camera. that's how much donald trump disgusted him personally. then, he can't go on the campaign without getting don

katie, a decision, as we say, expected, really.— katie, a decision, as we say, expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly _ expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly say _ expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly say that, - expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly say that, and - expected, really. yes, ithink you could certainly say that, and i - could certainly say that, and i think a steve bruce as well would have been realistic about the situation. he has spoken in the past about how new owners very often want their own man. i think he would've been expecting this, particularly given the disappointing defeat here to spurs on sunday for some young surprising element is that he lasted 13 days under these new owners, but now his time on tyneside, which has been at times turbulent, quite often toxic, has come to an end. managing newcastle was steve bruce's dream job, but no matter how badly he wanted it to work at his hometown club, it always felt like an uphill battle. bruce's departure had been widely expected. our new chairman, yasir al—rumay

and she's katie couric. we'll be right back with a performance by gabby barrett. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) is. >> so i think what's significant about this is that donald trump found his way to enjoying the white house. i think you would agree with that. >> yeah. >> spent many a weekend there-- >> and also worked through the whole weekend. >> wow, i'm willing to go along with any insane fox news narrative, but trump working weekends. way or the line. i'm out! 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, helping san francisco become the first city in the country 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. i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my

katy: that is a good point. but one of the key things that we think about the quant strategies i work with, which are your tried-and-true methods, for me it is really about measuring data and aggregating information together in a way that we can actually distill views on the market. i think that one of the challenges today is that so much information is out there. so, the way that you aggregate and measure information and use that to trade is still somewhat of an art in the sense that there is so much out there that you can use. so i do agree that some very tried-and-true, classic, complicated strategies, yes, they are the way and the secret sauce of the past no longer works. what tried-and-true methodology will provide an interesting approach to trading in the market where we are not focused on emotion, we are focused on measurements. that just provides a very different return series then what you might have with other investment strategies. taylor: does that still work though, given the heavy hand of a federal

>> katie: and, i was a little surprised. >> donna: about what? >> katie: carter. his feelings for quinn. he really loved her. ♪♪♪ >> carter: so, i'll rewrite e

may not all have been katie's fault. since you made an allusion to matt lauer, i don't think it's fair to throw around things like alleged rapist. he was fired after allegations of serial sexual harassment. what do you make of the supportive texts from katie couric, long-time co-host, obviously. they were close. she was obviously torn. but what about the female staffers who accused him of misconduct? >> i also just want to be clear when i say alleged rapist, a woman did claim he did rape her in his office. and on a trip. howie: in dispute, obviously. >> these are obviously, he said, she said. he was never charged to be clear on that. as far as text messages, look, i understand. i've worked with a lot of men in this business. some of whom had personal issues. you do get attached to your co-anchor we've been working with for years. i don't have a problem with her loving her form her he co-anchor -- former co-anchor and supporting him. but to cast doubt on accusers, that's the problem i had. of course she knew what was goin

katie? >> i'm glad he's concerned. he's the commander-in-chief and it's his job to protect the nation from foreign threats. look at the state department twitter feed today. they're tweeting about pronouns. tweeting about pronounces. there's americans left in afghanistan and china has a supersonic missile which all the experts we talk to say is a game changener terms of our nuclear capability and our ability for first strike. so the president has not been available to the american people. he's hiding on big issues. he comes out and makes announcements and walks away literally from the american people and the questions that they have about his leadership. it goes back to this idea that he was supposed to be the guy who had 40 years of experience in washington. he was supposed to be experienced and have the charisma and ability to dig in deep and understand hu these things work and understand the world because he had all of these relationships. >> martha: he said he has more ties with anybody in china. would you expect a

. >> katie: laura, katie pelletier, want to talk to you about the timeline and the excruciating waiting that the family and our friends in her hometown have been going

katie watson, bbc news, in sao paulo state. now, let's go live to la palma this evening, where lava continues to flow from the cumbre vieja volcano. the volcano that's been erupting for the past 11 days on the spanish island of la palma is spewing out two new streams of lava, threatening further destruction. many homes and crops have been destroyed and thousands of people have been forced to evacuate since the eruption first began last month. danjohnson is on la palma. it seems like every day, this volcano is producing more and more lava. there are new vents opening up, new ways for the lava to escape — and that means even more lava flowing downhill, putting even more homes and villagers at risk. more than 1,000 properties have been destroyed now, and this is in the area that's been evacuated — so there are homes here where people haven't been able to get back for more than a week now. people are wondering whether they'll ever be able to come back and live here, because nobody knows how long this volcano will keep erupting.

well, thank you, katie and jeff for joining us today. i thoroughly enjoyed this discussion and i believe that our audience did as well. >> all right. well again, it was aer pleasureo be here. thank you for hosting us. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. >> if you enjoyed today's program, continue to stay up-to-date withom upcoming programs and the national world war ii museum by liking our facebook page and visitingti her website. as always we thank you for tuning in and we look forward to seeing you guys next time here at the national world war ii museum. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that's why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, upgrade and technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democra

katie couric is not a lawyer or a journalist. ruth bader ginsburg had the same opinion, the same distaste for kneeling as president trump. ruth bader ginsburg and donald trump agreed that kneeling was side. katie is on the far left. she hates this country. that fringe group did not want ruth bader ginsburg to agree with president trump because 99% believe that's flag is respectful and gives us what we love about this country. katie couric is not a lawyer and she had no clue. she was not protecting ginsburg. she was protecting the far left. jean require's very, very disconcerting to mare that they were so bold about this, and they were so willing to take the words of a united states supreme court justice. not long before she died, a year before she died, i'm not sure what the time was. she was the fount of intelligence and experience and she is commenting own of the biggest social issues of the time and katie couric comes in and says i am going to take that out because it doesn't match what i believe. >> a leftist journalist cover

katie: on bannon, it is difficult to know what protections he has because he was not a member of the amortization when it's conversation's happened about how to overturn the election results. congress said they would sue him or hold him in contempt and it seems he has more legal exposure than some people in the administration. but mark meadows and cash patel are in communications with the select committee and they may feel they need to cooperate and head over documents in part because it is going to be difficult to make a legal lock -- argument that these people should not participate in the select committees questioning and that documents should not show to them when former president trump did not try to stop former justice apartment officials from testifying. as we see from the testimony released by the judiciary committee, it is a full account of many of the matters that people like mark meadows would be questioned. how can the president allow the former attorney general to have this discussion on the committee about the same matters they want to speak to mark meadows about but sa

fire. >> snoop's buddy katy perry shared a few insider secrets. katy and left shark took the super bowl stage in 2015. >> you probably only have 12 minutes. so, like, let's, you know, figure out what we're gonna do. >> ♪ c-o-m-p-t-o-n and the city they call long beach ♪ >> the super bowl will make its return to los angeles for the first time in nearly 30 years. and it's all going down at the new sofi stadium built in inglewood, an historically black neighborhood. >> one of the main reasons why i decided to say, "okay, i'm gonna do the show," is because the nfl and pepsi decided to donate money to the schools we're trying to build. we're starting here in los angeles, and we're hopefully gonna be able to build 10 high schools across the united states, only in urban areas. >> i'm honestly so excited. this is going to be insane. >> apple music host brooke reese thinks producers of the show are hoping to reach viewers of all ages. >> you have the o.g.s who can reach back, who may be a little bit older watching, who were there when dr. dre was first

it's not a real murder scene. >> not real. >> katie? >> thank god. >> i have a better story that won't gross you out. kraft foods has a new plan to get diehard macaroni and cheese fans excited. the flavor club will get fans a chance to check out the flavor innovations. >> wow. >> we need this for jesse's food corner. >> that sounds interesting. >> they plan to roll it out in a limited edition. mixing pizza, buffalo and ranch. sign up on the kraft flavor website november 3 and follow them on social media to see when a new flavor drop is coming. it's first come, first serve. get johnny on it. >> that's a food that you can start eating and you never stop eating it. it's like popcorn. you keep stuffing yourself and then you throw up. that's my sunday. my every sunday, harold. can you follow that? >> this is a segue. the great late colon powell, the soldier diplomat of my generation. i would argue many. remember in 2012, he called it work for me. in that memoire, he laid out 13 leadership lessons. 13 of them. four are pointed for me. get mad

well, thank you, katie and jeff, for joining us today. i thoroughly enjoyed this discussion, and i believe that our audience did as well. >> all right. well, again, it was our pleasure to be here. thank you for hosting us. >> absolutely. >> yes. thanks very much. >> definitely. so if you enjoyed today's program, stay up-to-date with our upcoming programs from the national world war ii music by liking our facebook page and visiting our web site. and as always, we thank you for tuning in and look forward to

yamiche: katie, about 30 seconds, what is the national security risk around the things we are talking about? what do you hear from the doj about facebook, the republican party, the direction they are taking talking about the capital attack as a tourist visit? katie: we see parallels to the intelligence community with social media communities, the conversation they had about terrorism a decade ago. you are sharing propaganda, allowing extremist movements to grow and for people to connect on your platforms. we are seeing a parallel with that today. even though mark zuckerberg is saying we had nothing to do with this, he is pointing to fox news, this book is a lab for ideas in many ways. cecilia pointed out ideas that get the most emotion and traction will move from facebook into the real world. facebook's decision, its own began to separate itself from real consequences does not make sense when social media companies were quietly in private meetings agreeing with the intelligence committee -- community a decade ago that they contributed to extremism overseas. yamiche: this is so importa

thank you katie and jeff for joining us today. i thoroughly enjoyed this discussion and i believe there that our audience did as well. >> again, it was our pleasure to be here. thank you for hosting us. >> thanks everybody. >> if you enjoyed today's program please stay up-to-date with upcoming programs from thenational world war ii museum . by liking our facebook page and visiting our website and as always thank you for tuning in and we look forward to seeing you guys next time here atthe national world war ii museum . >> this week looking back to the state in history . >> packing winds up to 75 miles per hour the storm brings, destruction, heavy rains and high tides causing flooding. hundreds of resort towns and low-lying coastal areas would evacuate by thousands of residents. three persons were killed. three chesapeake bay fishermen were reported missing. hurricane villa takes more than 22 lives as she wonders in a deadly path through the caribbean across mexico, >> .. >> ..

. >> and katie ore. >> hi pria. >> let's start with the school board recall. refresh our memory on the myriad of reasons that people are unhappy to have this recall. >> there are myriad. let's start with some of the ones you mentioned the last year. a lot of parents are ticked off that the san francisco schools were closed while private schools were open. private schools and businesses were open. they were ticked off at the time that the board took to name schools. some were feinstein school. and they were angry about increasing enrollment at a very competitive high school. and collins one of the board members she had the anti asian tweets. they removed her from the vice president position. she sued the district for $87 million. she eventually dropped it. then we have the city attorney suing the school district to keep it open. to open it to classes. on top of all that, the district has $116 million shortfall. and this recall election is going to cost $8 million. it's going to come out of san francisco taxpayers wallets in one way or another. >> a lot to clean

let's bring an hour reporter, katie grunfeld. give us the scoop on this long road to get to the bitcoin etf. katie: it has been a decade and that could be ending and they will not stand in the way of letting some of the funds begin trading next week. if that is the case, you could see for futures based bitcoin ats trading by the end of the month. when you think back to 2013 with the first application, bitcoin was trading under $200 for most of that year. the industry has changed a lot. they have been pushing through the etf for nearly 10 years at this point. signs are pointing to next week could be the week. matt: we also heard from nsci that $7.1 trillion of publicly traded companies are exposed to crypto. katie: you have seen this industry flourish, where you have crypto-link stocks, companies like microstrategy that hold a lot of bitcoin. tesla falls into that category as well. this interesting to see those equities trade as a block with bitcoin. the price of bitcoin rising as we speak, up 7%, closing in on $62,000 a coin. a r

congresswoman katie porter joins us now from irvine. representative, thank you for joining us. >> i'm glad to be here. >> you have been known for using a whiteboard in congressional hearings. here is your official welcome to the newsroom. we made a whiteboard just for you. >> thank you. i agree that we need to talk about california waters and federal waters. >> this is the case here, this is showing you that for the next 3 miles offshore it is all california territory. after that, the federal government takes over and is responsible for everything that happens there. according to associated press, there are 23 oil and gas production facilities in the federal waters off the coast of california. do you want to shut them all down? >> first and foremost, we need to make sure we are not doing any new drilling. that is the first step. then we need to develop a plan, to close these facilities down responsibly. we do not want to leave them abandoned, without proper closure, without capping. we do not want to leave pipelines in place to continue

. >> was it for me or -- >> katie stockton. >> forgive me. cisco has seen a corrective phase within its long-term up trend. but as you know, there's a strong top down influence for cisco and any stock that looks like the major indeindexes. when you talk about the q4 positioning it may not be the best idea given the fact it's lost momentum and has done so with other peers, the faang stocks have seen the loss of momentum in about a year that's something that sets them out of favor for now, the relative strength ratios we track when you look at the faang stocks versus the broader market, they've staled meaning they lost their leadership strong hold for now we go back to those more defensive plays like jenny that sabra health care looks more interesting to me than cisco right now. it's a little counter intuitive because i'm a technical analyst but when you look at the reach it has a short term buy signal, much like mastercard and that suggests the decline is overdone on the down side that comes at a time when you could get that more defensive rot

but a woman who does is katie elizabeth, the world's leading champ expert. - hi. - katie. this is the champ sanctuary. yes, it is. so tell me a little bit about champ and how you got involved in searching for him. i was seven years old, and i was watching an episode of "unsolved mysteries." and i said to my mom, mom, i want to go to lake champlain. 2012, i finally got up here, and fortunately, on my second day here, i had my first champ sighting. i've got quite a few videos. this was in 2014. wow. that's way too large to be any type of fish. so katie, we've seen the evidence. so what's next? we're going to head out onto the lake, and i have a very good feeling that we are going to find champ. let's make this happen. permission to come aboard? - come on, guys. let's do it. - all right. after you. ladies first. von voyage! how many sightings have there actually been of champ on this lake? over 600 sightings. all right, katie, so now this is when the fun begins. what we're going to use is a underwater hydrophone system, and this is used to listen for underwater sounds. we're

townhall.com editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. his look says i might be homeless, but his smell says i'm definitely homeless. theloftusparty.com founder , michael loftus. and finally, she wears those heels to distract from her ankle monitor. fox news contributor, kat timpf. next, welcome to the show. ed has been a while. you look great as always. >> thank you. i can break things much better -- >> greg: you are a libertarian. >> i revel in chaos. >> greg: this is a small story. i don't even mind segregation of gender in college, but what you make of this idea they are terrified by cisgendered men? >> it reminds me that we are raising -- people who are incapable of walking across a room without feeling bruised and horrified. i went to college to actually be made uncomfortable with the idea of people like marx and nietzsche and darwin on freud. and if you go to college and are made uncomfortable by someone coming to fix a radiator in ohio which has really cold winters, i don't know. maybe you should take a gap year. >> greg: exactly.

stephen: "katie bar the door." you never heard that term? >> no. >> stephen: that means there's going to be a donnybrook, a fist cuffs, a donnybrook. a little of the old jack johnson. katie bar the door means, "honey, lock the door, i'm going to kick everybody's ass. katie, bar the door. we're going to fight. that's what that means. does that make sense to you now. it's an old irish expression. i'm irish. i'm irish. yeah, yeah. katie bar the door. my family loves to sing loudly. we don't want to know the lyrics. we're just going to-- we're just-- ( laughter ) >> i love that. >> stephen: just loud. >> i love it. >> stephen: we're just loud. >> i embrace it. >> stephen: you are building an empire here. not just a show. you own two cafes. you have a blutey line called... >> sierra natural s. >> stephen: a management and production company. o are you taking down. gwyneth? >> i feel like i can take gwyneth down. >> stephen: sure, katie bar the door. >> katie bar the door. gwyneth, bar the door, girl. >> stephen: we saw

yeah that's an important point katie, just in terms of where we're at. this sort of inter brand struggle, is not completely new or novel at all. we have seen developments in the trump administration with a breath of their claims of executive printed village. the lack of any inter branch of negotiation or settlement, that's quite novel. and now you're in the same position except with a man in question, no longer holding the office of the presidency. >> absolutely. and you are also looking at a unique situation, where former president is saying that the election results were invalid. which is something that we have not seen before. and he's leaning into an architecture that harry just has alluded to, that over a series of decades to protect executive power. to protect the power president -- neither one other person in office to be torn up out by congress, so this architecture protection has been going down this road. and trump's been able to take advantage of that. i think people are frustrated by what's happening -- when they're frustrated with the pace o

katy, thank ou. ka details remain safe. katy, thank you. katy austin _ details remain safe. katy, thank you. katy austin there. - eight people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after two teenage boys died in essex. emergency services were called to regency court in brentwood overnight, and police are now working to establish the causes of death. a third person was treated for injuries which were not life—threatening. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has started his second hunger strike to try to secure her return to the uk from iran. she's been detained since 2016, initially accused of breaching national security. last week, she lost an appeal against a second conviction for spreading propaganda against the iranian regime. her husband richard staged his first hunger strike two years ago, which helped lead to the return of their daughter gabriella, who'd been travelling with her mother in iran when she was arrested. the facebook whistleblower frances haugen will give evidence to mps tomorrow on government plans for social—media regulation. the american d

our business correspondent katy austin is here. where are the problems now, katie? the petrol retailers association which represents independent forecourts, said the crisis was all but over in the midlands, the north and scotland. however, it said there were still supply issues in parts of southern england. this evening, the government has confirmed that the sprite brought improvements across the uk, stocks have not recovered as quickly in london and the south—east. from tomorrow, army fuel tanker drivers will start to help with deliveries and it has been confirmed that of those who have completed their training and ready to go on monday, more than half of them will be deployed to serve the terminals which supply to london and the south—east to try and quickly ease the shortages that have built up ease the shortages that have built up in those areas and remain. katie, thank ou up in those areas and remain. katie, thank you very _ up in those areas and remain. katie, thank you very much. _ the financial affairs of political leaders and royalty are among what has