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Next, transpennine at 5.8%. those stats include problems caused by infrastructure or weather, but not strike days, or trains cancelled in advance. train companies have apologised for disruption. avanti and transpennine say theyve had lots of staff off sick, and a backlog of drivers training. govia thameslink said the long—term effect of the pandemic and staff sickness had affected its performance, plus other problems like severe weather. it said it had a plan to improve. theres been such conce...

It is absolutely exhausting to constantly have to look at the train times every single day and hope beyond hope that im not going to be stranded anywhere. financially, it is a lot because you are coming to work to make money and then you spend literally more than your days wage on getting home. and it is exhausting. in the year up to the 12th of november, 3.8% of britains trains have been cancelled. that is the highest since these records began eight years ago. avanti west coast had the highest ...

A taxi costs her about £40 each time, and delays can mean not getting home until 9pm. so what impact is this all having on you in your life? i mean, everything — its... emotionally, its exhausting — its absolutely exhausting to constantly have to look at the train times every single day and hope beyond hope that its not... im not going to be stranded anywhere. financially — oh! its a lot because youre coming to work to make money and then you spend literally more than your days wage on ge...

Factoring in how consumers are feeling? >> well, i think it is important to distinguish what consumers say they feel and what theyre actually doing. so the new numbers out just a few minutes ago, from the conference board shows that consumer confidence in november dropped to the lower level since july. and the conference board that said consumers have marked down their expectations for what is going to happen next in the economy. they say the short-term outlook remains gloomy and remains at a lo...

Like to run a business in america right now. so many businesses, particularly the smaller and mid size businesses feel like theyre always under pressure. theres always something weighing on them. biden loves the unions, hes given them the keys to the kingdom. he said businesses, good luck to you. thats how theyre feeling in a critical moment. >> trace: good stuff, brian. thanks for coming in. inflation may make a restaurant a better deal than home cooking for things giving this year. connell mcs...

. lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the u.s. cnn medical correspondent dr. tara narula is joining us now. lung cancer survival rates a improving. >> absolutely as you mentioned, leading cause of cancer death, 237,000 people will be diagnosed this year with lung cancer, and so what this report showed is that the five-year survival rate is now about 25%. thats up from 21%, which, again, not great to be in the 20s, but its better than before. and so that was the good news, and ...

Why are they out of jail? -- >> the comment was, -- committed crimes to four, should never be got out of prison. do we believe in universal life sentences? that can possibly be logical. >> i believe that if you are violent person and you have murdered and raped and killed and on the most violent, heinous acts and you are somehow finding yourself walking around on the street, i want to know why. if i were living in one of the cities -- and i do live in one, louisville, kentucky -- why is that? so...

San francisco negative 8.2 in seattle and negative 5.8 in denver. >> cheryl: yeah. >> lawrence: is there a coincidence. a lot of these are more progressive cities? >> i think the heightened tax situation is the big piece of the puzzle here. goes back to also higher values. the other thing too about about large urban areas is gas prices becomes a factor. because say that you are low income or middle income buyer you dont want to have to commute for an hour to get to your job. not everybody is wor...

Heartbreaking and every time you tell us that it is a raging, i want to inform our viewers that you know this that the usdas history of pro white anti-black policies run deep. even the new deal after the legislation wanted to address low-cost prices by reducing acres of farmland. in the place of many black farmers by 1964. a share of black former operators fell to 5.8%. by 1982 it was 2%. you make a good point, on the campaign trail we hear all the time. i remember hearing on many campaigns and ...

Decades. plus the search for answers continues after a deadly stab ing attack on the iconic las vegas strip. and the justice department reportedly does not think the former president trump has returned all of the documents he took when he left the white house. we begin with another job growth story. its starting to slow. the government reported this morning that employers created 263,000 new jobs in september. its in line with expectations. the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%. lets break it d...