let's bring in daniel van orlean. she is a campaigner for international forests at friends of the earth in the netherlands. she joins us from amsterdam, amsterdam, daniel van, urgent, welcome to the news hour. we've had 25 conferences. seeing something similar about deforestation. i think it was margaret thatcher back in the 99 team that started banging this particular drum. are we now about to see real change? to ask you friends of these pledges are really just like stories from a fairy tale forest. just to get the numbers since the last pledges were made in 2014, and these are pledges from the same governments from the private sector. they said they would hold before station in 2020. the private sector would hold all deforestation and remove it from their supply chains and nothing of that happened. so the deforestation has been on the ride ever since. only last year, over 4000000 pictures of tropical you much florence was lost at the side of my country, the netherlands. so this has to stop. it has to stop now. i mea

., van-tam? good morning. being a tart-time van-tam? good morning. being a part-time commuter, _ van-tam? good morning. being a part-time commuter, i— van-tam? good morning. being a part-time commuter, i have - van-tam? good morning. being a i part-time commuter, i have noticed part—time commuter, i have noticed fewer— part—time commuter, i have noticed fewer people — part—time commuter, i have noticed fewer people gradually— part—time commuter, i have noticed fewer people gradually face - part—time commuter, i have noticed fewer people gradually face masks i part—time commuter, i have noticed. fewer people gradually face masks on public— fewer people gradually face masks on public transport _ fewer people gradually face masks on public transport. does _ fewer people gradually face masks on public transport. does the _ fewer people gradually face masks on public transport. does the professor i public transport. does the professor think that _ public transport. does the professor think that the — public transport. does the prof

the silver enterprise van was in central liverpool on thursday evening. merseyside police say the occupants of the vehicle are in no way suspected of involvement in the schoolgirl�*s death — and they continue to question four boys, arrested on suspicion of murder. this is bbc news, the headlines... the new omicron strain of coronavirus is detected across europe — with cases confirmed in germany, italy, belgium, the czech republic and the uk. israel is planning to ban the entry of all foreigners for two weeks from sunday night to tackle the spread of the omicron variant. more details have emerged about some of the 27 people who drowned this week while trying to reach britain from france. newspaper reports say that among the dead were a 25—year—old man, who'd left iraq tojoin his brother in england, and an iraqi kurdish woman, along with her three children. the bbc has been hearing from the family and friends of the first victim to be named — 24—year—old maryam nuri mohamed amin. more details from our correspondent, lucy williamson. she left

up to robin van persie and — younger, i looked up to robin van persie and i— younger, i looked up to robin van persie and i did not know what was out there _ persie and i did not know what was out there for women's football and i hope that— out there for women's football and i hope that there was someone in the netherlands looking up to me and saying. i— netherlands looking up to me and saying, i am going to play football. just a quick thank you to all those who voted — just a quick thank you to all those who voted for me, i am happy you are part of— who voted for me, i am happy you are part of the _ who voted for me, i am happy you are part of the journey and i cannot wait _ part of the journey and i cannot wait to— part of the journey and i cannot wait to see _ part of the journey and i cannot wait to see you all back in the stadium _ wait to see you all back in the stadium. thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear hello there. storm arwen may well have passed, but it has still left a legacy of cold sitting in its wake. a bitterly cold

it's been described by the health secretary and jonathan van tam earlier— secretary and jonathan van tam earlier as — secretary and jonathan van tam earlier as this new kid on the block. — earlier as this new kid on the block. we _ earlier as this new kid on the block, we don't exactly freddy tyiicki — block, we don't exactly freddy tylicki know what effect it will have — tylicki know what effect it will have on — tylicki know what effect it will have on the effectiveness of vaccines _ have on the effectiveness of vaccines on how ill this makes people — vaccines on how ill this makes people. but this is the one thing this country has ahead of last year. and of— this country has ahead of last year. and of course, the thing that everybody is concerned about is christmas, and whether people will be able _ christmas, and whether people will be able to— christmas, and whether people will be able to spend it with their families, _ be able to spend it with their families, as it was of course cancelled _ families, as it was of course cancelled last minute last year. the thin

i hope i am doing this right. van. i hope i am doing this riuht. ., �* ., ., van. i hope i am doing this riuht. .,�* ., .,, right. you've got to be fast! it is right. you've got to be fast! it is too _ right. you've got to be fast! it is too much! _ right. you've got to be fast! it is too much! i— right. you've got to be fast! it is too much! i can't - it is too much! i can't remember the chip placement. sam, you work fast, this is good. you've done this before. 0nce or twice. good. you've done this before. once or twice.— once or twice. here is your fish and — once or twice. here is your fish and chips, _ once or twice. here is your fish and chips, please - once or twice. here is your| fish and chips, please don't drop it. here you go! after all that hard graft, what customers think? i that hard graft, what customers think? ., , ~ that hard graft, what customers think? . , ~ . ,, think? i really like the chips because they _ think? i really like the chips because they have - think? i really like the chips because they have a - think? i really like the chip

tam said this morning, ithink— professor van tam said this morning, i think that _ professor van tam said this morning, i think that is — professor van tam said this morning, i think that is a widely accepted situation~ — i think that is a widely accepted situation. the nhs is a remarkably resiiient _ situation. the nhs is a remarkably resilient organisation. nevertheless, everybody would accept that large _ nevertheless, everybody would accept that large parts of it, critically at the — that large parts of it, critically at the moment the ambulance system, but there _ at the moment the ambulance system, but there are others, a&e and others. — but there are others, a&e and others, are undervery but there are others, a&e and others, are under very significant pressure — others, are under very significant pressure and i'm afraid likely to remain— pressure and i'm afraid likely to remain so— pressure and i'm afraid likely to remain so overthe pressure and i'm afraid likely to remain so over the winter period, which _ remain so over the winter period, which is _ remain so o

, a minibus kind of van, that had come to be fair, it looked like clingfilm or sheets or something hanging from the top, two guys in the front in hazmat suits. have you been told what will happen next? �* ., ., ., , ., , have you been told what will happen next? ., ., ., , ., , ., next? i've not had any e-mails, no text messages- — next? i've not had any e-mails, no text messages. no _ next? i've not had any e-mails, no text messages. no phone - next? i've not had any e-mails, no text messages. no phone calls - next? i've not had any e-mails, no text messages. no phone calls or. text messages. no phone calls or anything, nothing at all. the airport says it was a unique situation and they had done their best to make sure people were comfortable. around the world countries are closing their borders to rivals from southern africa including the usa. we to rivals from southern africa including the usa.— to rivals from southern africa including the usa. we are going to be cautious. _ including the usa. we are going to be cautious, make _ including the usa. we are going to be cautious, make

of van, that had, to be fair, it looked like clingfilm or sheets or something hanging from the top, two guys in the front in hazmat suits. have you been told what will happen next? i've not had any emails, no text messages. no phone calls or anything, nothing at all. the airport says it was a unique situation and they had done their best to make sure people were comfortable. around the world, countries are closing their borders to arrivals from southern africa including the usa. we are going to be cautious, make sure there is no travel to and from south africa and six other countries in that region, except for american citizens who are able to come back. over the course of the last few months travel has been opening up, as the doors close trying to get uk nationals out of southern africa before quarantine hotels start tomorrow is a struggle. south africa is a huge definition for both business and visiting friends and relatives coming for the christmas period, there is lots of stress for passengers, and many of them will not be able to get home because there is not the flight up lift

diogojota scored twice followed by one each for alcantara and van dijk. liverpool are now second in the table, a point behind chelsea who play on sunday. i think that the statistics say that southampton scored the majority of the goals in the first 20 minutes. it is a challenge. they can look rusty in the beginning. i don't want to sound disrespectful, just happens in the game. today we were there from the first second and that was helpful. eddie howe was in the dug out for the first time for newcastle but his side are still bottom after arsenal eventually broke them down at home. bukayo saka and pierre—emerick aubameyang scoring the goals for arsenal who stay fifth, while newcastle are five points adrift of safety without a single win this season. elsewhere in the premier league, norwich matched wolves in a goalless draw at carrow road. brighton/leeds was also nil—nil. and steven gerrard made it 2 wins from 2 as aston villa manager with victory over crystal palace. in spain, barcelona are hoping to make it back—to—back la liga wins under new head

strong notes of caution from jonathan van tam. 50 strong notes of caution from jonathan van tam.- strong notes of caution from jonathan van tam. so right. one of the most recognised _ jonathan van tam. so right. one of the most recognised will _ jonathan van tam. so right. one of the most recognised will faces - jonathan van tam. so right. one of the most recognised will faces in i the most recognised will faces in this pandemic, jvt, as he is called by the prime minister, a man who likes his turns of phrase, likes his metaphors. he was talking to bbc viewers and listeners of the five life. in the past, he has described the pandemic and compared to a football match, and he was compared to dick how he now ssseee, 18 months on, that for the going. —— to dick how he now ssseee, 18 months on, that forthe going. —— he to dick how he now ssseee, 18 months on, that for the going. —— he was asked today how he sees. i would say we're kind of in half time, extra time, and i think the final whistle in terms of, you know, i can't predict it, but my personal view is that we've got a few m

and i was told i was going to quarantine hotel in amsterdam and then we will put into the back of a van, a minibus sort of van which had, to be fair, it'll blow clingfilm or sheets or something hanging from the top. two guys in the front in hazmat suits. ., , ., , two guys in the front in hazmat suits. . , ., , ., ., suits. have you been told what all airports _ suits. have you been told what all airports that _ suits. have you been told what all airports that it _ suits. have you been told what all airports that it was - suits. have you been told what all airports that it was a - all airports that it was a unique situation and that they had done their best to make sure that people were comfortable. around the world, countries are closing their borders to arrivals from southern africa including the us. ~ , southern africa including the us. , ., , southern africa including the us. , ., us. we will be cautious and make sure _ us. we will be cautious and make sure that _ us. we will be cautious and make sure that there - us. we will be cautious and make sure that there is - us. we will be

and its, chris van holland. if states and its, chris van holland. if you _ states and its, chris van holland. if you knew — states and its, chris van holland. if you knew something, go to him. he knows _ if you knew something, go to him. he knows how— if you knew something, go to him. he knows how to get it done. also, the luy knows how to get it done. also, the guy who _ knows how to get it done. also, the guy who i _ knows how to get it done. also, the guy who i knew when he was a kid. i'm guy who i knew when he was a kid. in getting — guy who i knew when he was a kid. i'm getting so old. i knew his dad. you have — i'm getting so old. i knew his dad. you have a — i'm getting so old. i knew his dad. you have a first rate delegation, so i you have a first rate delegation, so i want _ you have a first rate delegation, so i want to— you have a first rate delegation, so i want to thank him for being here today— i want to thank him for being here today and — i want to thank him for being here today a

four changes, the grabber was the fact that donnie van beek, . was the fact that donnie van beek, who struggled really to get games, just three starts under 0le gunnar solskjaer, he started the game for bruno fernandes, who has been such a key player for united since he arrived from sporting in portugal but he has not been in great form, 13 games without a goal, his last against newcastle on the 11th of september, so donnie van beek has come in. bruno fernandes has created much and —— more chances than any other player this season so that was a gamble but it has looked solid and defensive, almost as if michael carrick has gone back to basics. let's start by building from the back, get up at four before we start attacking. but it's not been a very creative performance.— creative performance. someone i reckon he will— creative performance. someone i reckon he will be _ creative performance. someone i reckon he will be watching - creative performance. someone i reckon he will be watching the i creative performance. someone i- reckon he will be watching the match very carefully, m

, like a minibus kind of van which had all, to be fair, there's not like clean —— clingfilm, to those in the backin —— clingfilm, to those in the back in hazmat suits. what have you been told what is going to happen next? no, e—mails, text messages, phone call, anything at all stop by the airport that it was a unique situation and they had done their best to make sure that people were comfortable. around the world countries are closing their borders to arrivals from southern africa including the us. ~ southern africa including the us. . ., ~ southern africa including the us. ~ ., ~ , southern africa including the us. ~ . ~ , , us. we will make sure there is no travel _ us. we will make sure there is no travel to — us. we will make sure there is no travel to and _ us. we will make sure there is no travel to and from - us. we will make sure there is no travel to and from south . no travel to and from south african _ no travel to and from south african countries in that region. _ african countries in that region, except for american citizens_ region, except for american citizens

vans and buses and someone from - they are arriving in many vans and buses and someone from belgiumj buses and someone from belgium across— buses and someone from belgium across the — buses and someone from belgium across the border— buses and someone from belgium across the border in _ buses and someone from belgium across the border in germany- buses and someone from belgium across the border in germany andl across the border in germany and they are — across the border in germany and they are arriving _ across the border in germany and they are arriving and _ across the border in germany and they are arriving and there - across the border in germany and they are arriving and there must. across the border in germany and i they are arriving and there must be a lot of— they are arriving and there must be a lot of movement _ they are arriving and there must be a lot of movement of— they are arriving and there must be a lot of movement of people - they are arriving and there must be a lot of movement of people who . they are arriving and there must be l a lot of movement of

a quick one forjonathanl van—tam. you talked about the need for boosters — van—tam. you talked about the need for boosters and _ van—tam. you talked about the need for boosters and as _ van—tam. you talked about the need for boosters and as a _ van—tam. you talked about the need for boosters and as a team _ van—tam. you talked about the need for boosters and as a team effort - van—tam. you talked about the need for boosters and as a team effort to i for boosters and as a team effort to ramp— for boosters and as a team effort to ramp up— for boosters and as a team effort to ramp up the — for boosters and as a team effort to ramp up the numbers, _ for boosters and as a team effort to ramp up the numbers, we - for boosters and as a team effort to ramp up the numbers, we are - ramp up the numbers, we are encouraging _ ramp up the numbers, we are encouraging volunteers - ramp up the numbers, we are encouraging volunteers to - ramp up the numbers, we are . encouraging volunteers to come forward, — encouraging volunteers to come forward, is _ encouraging v

professorjonathan professor jonathan van tam. professorjonathan van tam. we are going to take you straight over to washington, were president biden is giving an update on covid—19 for select listen in. giving an update on covid-19 for select listen in.— giving an update on covid-19 for select listen in. look, we are going to fiuht select listen in. look, we are going to fight and — select listen in. look, we are going to fight and beat _ select listen in. look, we are going to fight and beat this _ select listen in. look, we are going to fight and beat this new- select listen in. look, we are going to fight and beat this new variant i to fight and beat this new variant as well. we are learning more about this new variant every single day, and as we learn more, we are going to share that information with the american people candidly and promptly. second, the best protection — i know you are tired of hearing me say this— against this new variant or any of the variance out there, the ones we've been dealing with already, is getting fully vaccinated

professorjonathan van—tham covid. professor jonathan van—tham the covid. professorjonathan van—tham the deputy chief medical officer for england will bejoined the deputy chief medical officer for england will be joined by a the deputy chief medical officer for england will bejoined by a member of thejoint committee on vaccination and also a member of the health care products regulatory agency and we will bring you that news briefing when it happens at 9:30am. the prime minister says the climate deal reached at cop26 "sounds the death knell" for coal power, but says he was "tinged with disappointment" after china and india objected to tougher commitments on its use. after lengthy negotiations at the conference in glasgow, countries agreed to "phase down" rather than "phase out" coal. but it's the first time plans to reduce coal have been mentioned in this type of climate deal. critics say the move doesn't go far enough. joining me now is lord nicholas stern, professor of economics at the london school of economics. welcome and thank you forjoining us. wha

. this boundary, with unmarked patrol cars, bikes and vans.— bikes and vans. as of come out of covid and — bikes and vans. as of come out of covid and restrictions _ bikes and vans. as of come out of covid and restrictions of - bikes and vans. as of come out of covid and restrictions of lifted i covid and restrictions of lifted we�*ve seen lots of driving where we think drivers are rusty, out of practice and driving standards have really fallen. we�*ve seen lots of things come out, highlighting dangerous driving and careless driving. more so than we ever have before. ~ �* , ., ., . before. we've 'ust had a vehicle come out. — before. we've 'ust had a vehicle come out. it's— before. we've just had a vehicle come out. it's a _ before. we've just had a vehicle come out. it's a priority - before. we've just had a vehicle come out. it's a priority for - before. we've just had a vehicle come out. it's a priority for us l come out. it�*s a priority for us today. but it stopped. out and about they were quickly finding offences being committed and dealing

the silver enterprise van was in central liverpool on thursday evening. merseyside police say the occupants of the vehicle are in no way suspected of involvement in the schoolgirl�*s death — and they continue to question four boys arrested on suspicion of murder. there have been numerous tributes from across the world of musical theatre to the composer and lyricist stephen sondheim, who's died at the age of 91. he wrote the lyrics for west side story and the scores for many of the 20th century's most successful musicals, including a little night music and sweeney todd. stephen sondheim, described as a genius of musical theatre, who's died at the age, of 91. england's women footballers maintained their winning run in qualification for the 2023 world cup. they beat austria 1—0, with ellen white scoring the only goal on her 100th international appearance. here's joe lynskey. the next women's world cup is in australia and new zealand. to get there, england go through sunderland in a storm. so torrential was the weather, the local trains said not to trav

— companies that are providing hot food vans and providing water for people _ food vans and providing water for people because in some cases the water— people because in some cases the water has — people because in some cases the water has been off. it has almost been _ water has been off. it has almost been like — water has been off. it has almost been like a — water has been off. it has almost been like a third world incident, the police — been like a third world incident, the police have designated it as a major— the police have designated it as a major incident. at the moment, we don't _ major incident. at the moment, we don't know— major incident. at the moment, we don't know when it is going to end. malcolm _ don't know when it is going to end. malcolm bruce, who lives in aberdeenshire, telling me about the situation there. the full weather prospects coming up. a volcano on the spanish island of la palma, which has been erupting for more than ten weeks, is showing no signs of abating. a new vent has just opened triggering a new lava stream, and sending huge clouds

jonathan van-tham said if the booster— booster. jonathan van-tham said if the booster programme _ booster. jonathan van-tham said if the booster programme is - booster. jonathan van-tham said if. the booster programme is successful it will take away concerns for covid around christmas and for the whole of winter. he said it really is that simple. what do you think is going on with what has been happening with some in terms of the immunisation, not taking up even the second dose, as you have is that? you would have thought of summary takes up the first dose they would automatically have the second and go on. yes. first dose they would automatically have the second and go on. yes, it's an interesting _ have the second and go on. yes, it's an interesting thing. _ have the second and go on. yes, it's an interesting thing. i _ have the second and go on. yes, it's an interesting thing. i think- have the second and go on. yes, it's an interesting thing. i think there i an interesting thing. i think there are we are not looking at anti—v

the silver �*enterprise' van was in central liverpool on thursday evening. merseyside police say the occupants of the vehicle are in no way suspected of involvement in the schoolgirl�*s death — and they continue to question four boys, arrested on suspicion of murder. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. .. hello, storm arwen has been battering a large swathe of the uk and the area of low pressure responsible is now beginning to pull away south and east with pressure building from the west. what that means is through this evening and overnight the strongest winds will ease down but gusts of up to 60mph for some eastern and western coast. a mix of brain sleet and snow becoming confined to east and south—east england, showers in wales, devon and cornwall, rain and sleet and snow in north—west scotland and northern ireland later. in between, clear skies and widespread forest and the risk of ice as well. ice risks remain tomorrow morning and an area of rain and sleet and snow pushing through scotland, northern ireland into the north

aiden markram and rassie van der dussen with and inspired 52 and 94 not out respectively. van de dussen with several big sixes. england currently on 37 without loss after four overs. they need just 87 to secure semi—final spot. meanwhile, australia had no trouble against the reigning champions west indies, taking a step closer to the semi—finals. josh hazlewood got four wickets in the west indies�* innings of 157—7. and the aussies comfortably knocked it off in reply. david warner with an unbeaten 89, as they chased it down with 22 balls to spare. we know, even if you take early wickets against the west indies, they are going to keep coming hard and at the last five overs is where i think they get a lot of runs, especially with pollard under bravo towards the end so they did an exceptionaljob to get to a total today. 160 i think was a par score, it was a very nice wicket and, with the bat, we can say that we are on a nice wicked tonight so it was great to get some momentum. novak djokovic will finish as the atp year end number one for a record seventh time. he made

something -- - interesting that jonathan van-tam, a interesting thatjonathan van—tam, a lot unknown about this omicron variant, so much that we don't know, given that we don't know how effective the vaccine will be against this new variant that you are placing all of your eggs in one basket? we are placing all of your eggs in one basket? ~ ., ., ., .., basket? we are doing what we can with the tools _ basket? we are doing what we can with the tools we _ basket? we are doing what we can with the tools we have _ basket? we are doing what we can with the tools we have available. l with the tools we have available. the vaccine has so far given protection, they think it will give some protection, but we need to give the scientists a couple of weeks to work out just the scientists a couple of weeks to work outjust how effective it is. and we also know that they have said in the past they would also have the capability to tweak vaccines in the future. right now, we don't have a lot of information. but we are doing everything we can to build that wall of defence as high as we can, which is why we

fabrice. — in their vans, it can only help. fabrice. it _ in their vans, it can only help. fabrice, it was nearly ten years ago when this happened to you. how are you now? i’m when this happened to you. how are ou now? �* ., ., when this happened to you. how are ou now? �* �* you now? i'm good, i'm en'oying life and it's you now? i'm good, i'm en'oying life and its been — you now? i'm good, i'm en'oying life and its been a h you now? i'm good, i'm en'oying life and it's been a tough _ you now? i'm good, i'm en'oying life and it's been a tough two _ you now? i'm good, i'm enjoying life and it's been a tough two years - you now? i'm good, i'm enjoying life and it's been a tough two years with | and it's been a tough two years with the pandemic. i'm ok and happy that i've helped virgin media launch this campaign and train more people to do cpr be able to have access to defibrillator.— cpr be able to have access to defibrillator. . ., ,~' ., ., defibrillator. can i ask how what ha--ened defibrillator. can i ask how what happened to _ defibrillator. can i ask how wha

theirformer player, giovanni van bronckhorst, is taking over from steven gerrard, who left for aston villa last week. van bronckhorst won the champions league with barcelona and played in a world cup final with the netherlands during his playing career. gerrard's job now is to revive the fortunes of villa, who are just two points off the premier league relegation zone going into tomorrow's game against brighton. gerrard has been speaking for the first time since taking over — and he paid an emotional tribute to his former manager gerard houllier, who gave him his debut as a player, and also went on to manage at villa. houllier passed away last december, and gerrard said he was honoured to take up the same role as his old friend. he went out of his way to really change me as a person, both on and off the pitch. he put his arm around me at the right times. he shouted at me at the right times. we had a bond and a relationship that was very strong, so when we lost him it was a real sad day, an emotional day. i used to lean on him for advice a lot. and i remember the words he used to sa

a15—year—old project which is out of the van and somewhat out date now. maybe he should have listened to those people van if that's what you're saying he should've done. he should have to them in the first place before he made all these about hsz. place before he made all these about hs2. it’s place before he made all these about hs2. �* , ., ., , ., place before he made all these about hs2. �*, ., ., , .,, h52. it's great to listen to people and say let's _ h52. it's great to listen to people and say let's have _ h52. it's great to listen to people and say let's have a _ h52. it's great to listen to people and say let's have a conversation | and say let's have a conversation and say let's have a conversation and we are not rooting out connectivity, quite the opposite. by cutting hs2 their unlocking money and capital but also unlocking resource. for instance it's sucking everything from work to money to even concrete and he could not build anything. and as we heard today, this is just the start of what the plan to level up and what we're hearing is

full of— and then i'm going to load up a van full of lots— and then i'm going to load up a van full of lots and lots of amazing food — full of lots and lots of amazing food we — full of lots and lots of amazing food. we are a humanitarian aid organisation. we go out on the streets — organisation. we go out on the streets of— organisation. we go out on the streets of the uk and feed the homeless, so today it is going to be a really. _ homeless, so today it is going to be a really, really special occasion for us — a really, really special occasion for us we _ a really, really special occasion for us. we are going to take some special— for us. we are going to take some special food and we are going to celebrate — special food and we are going to celebrate with the homeless and bring _ celebrate with the homeless and bring them some nice food and explain — bring them some nice food and explain to— bring them some nice food and explain to them what we are celebrating and why we are celebrating and why we are celebrating and why we are celebrating and what it is all abou

boys, get in the van. this time around, i think— get in the van. this time around, i think there's — get in the van. this time around, i think there's a lot more perspective. i feel how lucky i am every— perspective. i feel how lucky i am every day — perspective. i feel how lucky i am every day. why did i waste so much time thinking negatively but now i'm 'ust time thinking negatively but now i'm just so— time thinking negatively but now i'm just so grateful to be there. that�*s just so grateful to be there. that's really lovely- _ just so grateful to be there. that's really lovely. let's _ just so grateful to be there. that's really lovely. let's think _ really lovely. let's think positively, everybody. tell me what brought you back together. tam brought you back together. tom mentioned _ brought you back together. tom mentioned a _ brought you back together. tom mentioned a couple _ brought you back together. tom mentioned a couple of— brought you back together. trrrn mentioned a couple of years ago about mobius doing it but we were a

giovanni van bronckhorst, who played for three years at the club, is taking over from steven gerrard, who left for aston villa last week. van bronckhorst won the champions league with barcelona and played in a world cup final with the netherlands, during his playing career. chelsea's women have strengthened their position at the top of their champions league group, even if they couldn't repeat the thrashing of swiss side, servette. the away game finished 7—nil to chelsea, but there was just one goal this time. sam kerr with a smart finish in the second half. they're three points clear ofjuventus, who they take on next. fallon sherrock continues to make history at the grand slam of darts. she's now into the quarter finals after beating mensur sulyuvich by 10 legs to five in wolverhampton. before this week no female player had even got through the group stage of this tournament. now sherrock will face the former pdc world champion peter wright in the last eight. she says she is so proud of herself and doesn't know how she's doing it but then says she is 27, maybe the experience is bec

professorjonathan van tam is one of those responsible for communicating that information. his colourful football analogies and tunnel metaphors have helped us better understand the covid situation. tomorrow morning, professorjonathan van tam will be with us to update us on the latest covid situation, as we head into winter, and we want to put your questions to him. whether you're worried about case numbers and what that could mean as we get closer to christmas, or the likelihood of the reintroduction of restrictions. or maybe you have a question about vaccines for teenagers, or booster jabs. whatever your question is, send it to us at bbcbreakfast@bbc.co.uk, or on twitter using the hashtag "askjvt." and rachel, you'll be putting those questions to him tomorrow? and i think it is a simulcast as and i think it is a simulcast as well. ., . , and i think it is a simulcast as well. ., ., , ., , ., and i think it is a simulcast as well. ., . , ., , ., , well. normally i am in the studio is downstairs. — well. normally i am in the studio is downstairs. l— well. normally i am

van nieuwenhuijzen be joining us. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. >> countdown is on in europe. this is "bloomberg markets: european close," with guy johnson and alix steel. ♪ guy: tuesday the 16th. 30 minutes to the close. what do you need to know out of europe? covid continues to surge across the continent. germany set to follow austria, enforcing a lockdown for the unvaccinated. in spain, leaders set to tighten restrictions. ireland is preparing to return to home to work. if you slick we have been here before

so the van isn't built on the same line as the truck. that is a separate team that focuses on the discipline for separate organizations, of course pulling the same resources, which allows us to go fast -- of course pooling the same resources, which allows us to go fast. that is really the reason i started the company, the reason we had some of our early pivots as we designed and reiterated our strategy. it was a really a question of how do we maxim eyes this. ed: how critical has amazon been to the various valuations the company has been assigned along the way, the credibility that rivian has been able to build? rj: amazon has been an outstanding partner. of course, they are a major shareholder, but aside from that , and much more important than that, is the collaborative relationship we have with them. the vehicles that we are developing on the commercial side, what you see on the surface is a really friendly, easy to get in and out of, very efficient, easy to load and unload the van that is up to rise -- that is optimized. what you don

we had over 40 million people going and try on vans and experience vans when they could not in real tief >> amazing responsiveness of these kiep these kinds of trends. the advertising opportunity is $63 billion. >> that's a small fraction of what roblox made, is it? >> e we are fortunate, we are lilding it in a way that we created very high quality experience there is a initial for adv advertising. we have seen with brands that want to authentically connect with their fans that we think is zint zint and respect tg community in -- we see developers are starting to interact with brands recently, a popular experience of "roblox blocks" is "jailbreak." >> we didn't have to get into the middle us. >> i want to salute you. i think if people continue to under estimate your company which is why the stock is such bar bargain. >> thank you for spending all that money for safe. i want to thank david bazuki i am telling you if it's under value, thank you for coming on kwat kathy. huge thank you to all your fans and your family. >> surfantastic. >>> once we hear about the power line supply chain but

for amazon, those are electric delivery vans built in central illinois 100,000 have been ordered by amazon we've seen momentum for electric vehicle stocks and tesla certainly leading the charge another big day for tesla. the stock keeps moving higher. it rallied on a number of initiatives, the company has announced around the world, including a zero percent leasing plan in china and other initiatives other in europe. those alone should not be enough to say this stock is ready to move highir. but then our friend adam jonas at morgan stanley saying as crude oil prices continue to move higher, it makes the idea of buying economical, buying an ev he said we anticipate the acquisition cost of the average ev should fall below the average internal come buston vehicle by later in decade. how much enthusiasm there is for electric vehicle manufacturers as the cost continues to come down and take a look at the chart here comparing tesla shares and what we've seen with crude oil prices it is interesting. you see them continuing to move higher, especially over last couple of months and as we men

your own skateboard in september alone the vans marketplace on roblox had 40 million viewers. and they also had a partnership with netflix and we'll see more brands coming into the roblox platform which will give it a long runway. >> thanks for coming on, bryn. >> that's bryn talkington. pete, you bought roblox november 105s today and they expire on friday. >> i did yeah ironically, scott, the interesting thing about the trade is while i was being talked to by the producers and asked if i'd seen anything lately, i said not really. yesterday monster volume in the stock, 16 million shares, that's more than double normal and i will tell you this, they bought the 105 calls that expire on friday they bought the 110 calls that expire the following week. so very, very aggressive buying in this name today people not only satisfied with the numbers that they've already seen, but expect to see this thing go even further to the upside especially when you look at the free cash flow of this company. look at the fundamentals and take a look at what their cash position is versus their debt.

on the commercial side working on an electric delivery van, the one amazon is putting in a huge order for. it is only in its infancy. by end of the year, rivian only plans to deliver ten of these vans on consumer they have 55,400 orders for the pickup truck and suvs and those are real orders where customers put down $1,000 deposit. it is not just like, hey, i would like one they expect to fill the backlog by the end of 2023 on the commercial side they have an order for 100,000 vans for amazon which is incredible that order could carry the swier commercial business for years. i bet amazon would take every vehicle rivian makes they have a factory that could make 150,000 vehicles a year when it is up and running but they don't expect it to happen until late 2023. which brings us back to the initial question can we really justify a $62 billion valuation for such an early-stage company which begins trading wednesday? given they've only just launched their first vehicles, you can't really judge this one based on the financials, can you? what about the production forecast all right. based on

the sustainability team is saying they could buy any and every electric van they could get their hands on it is not often you see a company sold out before it enters production. and you might say this is ridiculous did you see the action in the rest of the market today the averages were atrocious because the market shows its true colors. last night when i told you things were to coop fusing so we have to make more clarity. the red hot consumer price index numbers, as i told you, everyone how could this be ref letory, they send the bond market into over drive and over a cliff. yesterday it was going down, i figured that might mean it is a false tell we don't know where bonds are going to go, but we know if there is inflation, rates are supposed to go higher and sure enough today bond yields surge because there is a new sense that the federal reserve needs to raise interest rates quickly in order to cool down an overheated economy that is the true colors. i expected the oct inflation numbers to be hiddon but my expectation numbers don't matter you needed the data to focus the beast on wh

end of 2023 one of the primary vehicles that will be built at that plant, it is an electric delivery van for amazon amazon has ordered 100,000 i have been told that order is going to grow substantially over time as amazon looks for more electric delivery vans so they've got 100,000 of those ordered. the first ones being delivered this quarter and then they'll ramp up production over the next couple of years. one more time let's look at the market cap of gm, ford, riff y rivian and lucid as it is right now relative to gm and ford, and 90 billion is above gm and ford. lucid i think around 72 billion, 79, where you are seeing tesla, rivian and ford, then i said lucid is around $72 billion, $73 billion. you guys, kelly, i'm not surprised we are seeing as much excitement as we are surrounding rivian we are hearing from people on social media saying, look, they're only going to sell -- they've only sold 1,500 vehicles, these guys are not turning a profit, they will lose more than a billion dollars for a third quarter. it is a wacky valuation. i'm not going to comment on the valuation. way will

and they were able to escape in that white kia sedona van. if you happen to be in that area or you see it you're being asked to call 9-1-1. and if you see any of those five inmates that escaped from the county jail late friday night, you're being asked not to approach them but instead to call 9-1-1. jim, this is very concerning for that community and from where those men are. anyone who might've been involved with them in the past. jim? >> all right, nadia romero, thank you very much for that report. we appreciate it. >>> next, the man many consider responsible for saving biden's presidential campaign reacts to both biden's sinking poll numbers and some cnn reporting that all is not well in the white house between the president and the vice president kamala harris. but first, cnn's christine romans has your "before the bell" report. >> hi, jim. you know, you're paying more for just about everything, and prices aren't coming back to earth any time soon. inflation hit a 30-year high last month. consumer prices up 6.2% from a year ago. gas price

he will come home. >> van, thank you very much. van jones helping us appreciate what is going on. >>> coming up, how allegiance to donald trump is deepening divides within the gop as the former president's chief of staff suggests trump could become speaker of the house. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." constipated? set yourself free with fleet. gentle constipation relief in minutes. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. feel that fleet feeling. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. so if you have this... consider adding this. call unitedhealthcare today for your free decision guide. ♪ feel stuck with student loan debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. (phone chimes) ♪ ♪ ♪ i jump up on the stage ♪ ♪ and do my money dance ♪ ♪ i throw so

he was driving a van of some sort. >> what was the discussion? >> sam and sal thanked us for coming out to help. and then he said -- sal said, hey, why don't you guys hop in my car -- if i remember correctly, it was either a white or black bmw or mercedes. i don't remember exactly. >> why did he want you to get in his car? >> he was going to drive us down to car city council one, lot number three. >> did you agree to get in his car? >> i did. >> who went to car source three? >> me, dominic black and nick smith. >> who was driving? >> sal. >> when you got there what happened? >> we got out and we hung around for a couple minutes, and then some people showed up. i now know who they are, but at the time i didn't. >> i show you what's been marked as exhibit 30, 3-0. do you recognize that exhibit? >> i do. >> can you -- your honor -- can you go up there, please, and point out the people who you knew before that picture was taken and name them? >> yes. this is sal, the owner, this is ryan. this is joanne feedler. this is justin hamilton. this is dustin

that pulled up, like big vans with people inside of them. >> and what was their role in this evening? >> well,ing they showed up and wanted to protect the business. i didn't really have a say in what everybody was doing. i was just there doing my first aid stuff. then ryan ball said, hey, why don't you guys stay here and we'll go down to car source number two. >> so the people, a group of people was going to stay at car source three, and the people depicted in this photograph were going to go where? >> car source two. >> is that what happened? >> yes. >> so at that point then sam and sal had coverage, for lack of a better word, at both of their businesses to protect the property, correct? >> yes. >> so you get down to car source two. did all these people go there? >> yes, besides sal the owner. he did not. >> during the night, was sam and sal there? >> they were not. >> they left you guys there? >> yes. i believe nick smith was in contact with them through out the night. i'm not certain, but i believe they were. >> you get down there, were you able to get in the business? >> yes. >>

she was able while in that van to have the presence of mind to count how many other bodies were being carried away. she said she counted 11 before she was able to escape. what we heard from the panel inquiry will be incredibly good news for survivors. weight they're telling us, wolf, that while this there is a sense they've been heard, but there is no sense of justice. for justice to happens, one survivor told us, there needs to be accountability. given how hard the nigerian aulkt thorts fought to cover up our findings, there won't be real justice as long as the nigerian government is in charge of providing that. >> bottom line, will anybody be held accountable? >> that is the key question. the recommendations on the part of the panel are very clear. they say those officers involved at the scene need to be sanctions, that there needs to be a human rights committee set up to look into violations such as these, but also other potential violations and there needs to be broad scale police reform. as the survivors told us, wolf, it is the same entity, the nigerian government that is in cha

. >> do you remember seeing people get out of those vans? >> yes, i saw -- i think there was six people in total. >> and you saw them with weapons? >> i saw them with -- i saw them with rifles. i don't think i remember melee weapons. >> they were armed, correct? >> yes. >> and you believed that they were going to be the ones protecting the 63rd street car source, correct? >> yes. at this point in time in the evening had anybody told you that those folks had left the 63 street car source? >> no. >> so when you're running with this fire extinguisher you think there's already a group that's designated to that spot that's still down there, right? >> yes. >> so again, why do you feel that you needed to run the three blocks down there with a fire epi extinguisher if you thought there were already people down there protecting the property sfl. >> dominic asked me to go help put out the fires down there. >> and in that phone call, dominic never told you that any of the members of the 59th street group that you were part of, he never said any of them

taken to an off-site location and the van is covered so you captain see inside. there's a lot of security and us a understand a lot of people get very nervous any time anyone gets near the jurors. >> there's been a lot of twists and turns so far in this trial. thank you. >>> we have some breaking news just n.cnn has learned that iranian cyber actors targeted the 2020 u.s. elections and the treasury department has now slapped sanctions on both individuals as well as one company. cnn's kylie atwood joins us live to break it all down, kylie. well, this is some breaking news from the treasury department on six iranians individuals for attempting to influence the to 20 elections and what's interesting treasury gets into some details over what the iraqis were trying to do from october to november of 2020. i want to read to you some of the details here. they were seeking to get u.s. voter information from state election websites so essentially you're trying to get into those websites to get voter information. they were also sending threatening email, and those were tryi

let's discuss now with van jones. in terms of what kyle rittenhouse and this verdict means and what it doesn't mean, what's your take? >> well, listen, i'm glad he's speaking for himself. i think the reason that you have a lot of shock and anger and frustration from the black community and from progressives is there's never been an african american kid, you think of 400 years of provocations and bad stuff that's happened and threats against us. there's never been an african american kid that's walked around with an ar-15 and shot three kids and got hailed as a hero. it's never happened. there's just from the very beginning there's a sense that there's a two-tiered system here where we don't have the right to self-defense in the same way. i don't have a second amendment right in the same way. if van jones walked down the street with an ar-15, you know what you'd say about me? it sure was nice knowing van jones because i'm not going to have a chance to explain myself. you're just dealing with the pain of people. listen,