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Became leader, the main aim seem to be for keir starmer that he had broken withjeremy be for keir starmer that he had broken with jeremy corbyn be for keir starmer that he had broken withjeremy corbyn but now he is contrasting his leadership without boris johnson. is contrasting his leadership without borisjohnson. but is contrasting his leadership without boris johnson. but soon is contrasting his leadership without borisjohnson. but soon he will have to define himself beyond general values, an...

Coronavirus wave. as an international hub, its perhaps more vulnerable to changing patterns of infection. what happens in the next week or so may be an indicator of the impact of 0micron on the rest of the impact of 0micron on the rest of the uk. the time is 6.19. our top story this evening: christmas is not cancelled, says the prime minister, but hes not ruling out new restrictions in england after that. and coming up, the largest divorce settlement in british history. princess haya ofjordan is...

But the brazenness, walk us through this crime. >> in insider trading cases, notoriously its been difficult for prosecutors to prove the intent and content of conversations for them to be -- without a wiretap for them to be able to accurately say this is what this person told another person and then they acted on it. one of the easiest things is trade data. so i want to be able to show a graph right now to help explain just how out in the open this was. this is a graph of inate immune therapeuti...

Depth. the workforce parties ration rate is 62.9%. this is stubbornly low, the people who could be working who werent working. this should be in the high 60s and its in the low 60s. its been that way for a few years. this is really important for people to think about. the average hourly wage is now $26.19. so compare that to what you earn and understand that that is up 2.5% from last year. this is important. is your wage up 2.5% from last year? have you done better than that? youre doing better ...

Health care. this was stable, construction, manufacturing, retail. retail has been losing a lot of jobs so its good to see it was a little bit same. important number here, 62.9, workforce participation rate. this should be in the high 60s. some people turned away. they decided theyre not getting a job. thats why that number is low. $26.19, average hourly earnings, up 2.5% compared to a year ago. thats good. that shows were soaking up some of the extra labor. heres a problem, maybe not for all of...

This is a very, very popular sector. it doesnt necessarily mean doctors and nurses, it could mean health care who earn less money per year. retail and construction, little change. 62.9% is the percentage of people who could be working. its been in the 60s for a long time. its been edging down for a few years. thats a bit of a problem. some people are just not going to work, theyre not looking for work. $26.19 is the average hourly earning in the united states. thats been going up for over a year...

Democrats to the nation for the first time. >> and tad, while new hampshire is looking fantastic for your candidate, if you pop it up, it says this is the questions between september 17th and 23rd with the cnn and wmur poll, and sanders is smoking her, and 46 to 30 for her, but that is new hampshire. and if you go elsewhere like florida, ohio, pennsylvania and otherwise known as the whop erp, or insert is any noun you want there, and the numbers will flip, and look at how much higher hillary cli...

Felonies or if he had been known to be committed for psychiatric care, mental health care, lets say. apparently neither of those two occurred. so he was able to this year purchase both guns legally. >> he said that he did -- he put a deposit down, im quoting him. i put down a deposit for a gun on 6/19. the church shooting in charleston happened on 6/17 and he indicated the charleston shooting was the trigger for him. what do you make of that? >> he indicated many things. it sounds like he had ve...

Now the demonstrate began on december the 17th. thats after a young man burned himself to death to protest government policies. a week later, the oil price there up by $3.50 a barrel. coming at $91.50. when the egyptian revolution started, oil had come back down again. it was down to $86.19. a week after that, it was up $6 a barrel. and since february the 15th, when thousands took the streets in bahrain here, you see the start of another spike. its been climbing since then and may, indeed, rise ...