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able to prove anything one way or another. and that this investigation may last for months if not years. so please keep that in mind. it is a slow process. >> cnn pittsburgh affiliate kdka is reporting this is the third house explosion in plum borough in 15 years. one last year and another in 2008. into the consumer price index is out for july and we saw a moderate increase in prices over june. what does that mean for your pockets? here is vanessa your cave itch with before the bell. >> consumer prices rose. shelter played a significant role accounting for 90% of the overall increase. this comes after the feds interest rate hikes pushed mortgage rates around 7%. however, when you strip out volatile food and energy comments and core inflation saw the smallest monthly rise in
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worth watching not at the federal level but in those individual states. this is my pitch for watching what's happening in the states as a reflection of and, in some cases, as the most peaking manifestation of what's happening in national politics. of all the states right now, if you're picking a single one to keep eyes on, right now, as in tonight into borough, they want to watch, i think is ohio. this is a fascinating story about ohio. but it is also national news. because ever since the conservatives on the u.s. supreme court overturned roe last year, last june, republicans all over the country have been tempering their glee over that long saga achievement, and finally, now, they can ban abortion. they've been tempering their glee over that with their worry over how much the country hates that. however much they, republicans, want to ban abortion, the country really, broadly, does
is what he would say to that. yes. is what he would say to that. yes, he would- — is what he would say to that. yes, he would- if _ is what he would say to that. yes, he would. if you _ is what he would say to that. yes, he would. if you look _ is what he would say to that. yes, he would. if you look at _ is what he would say to that. yes he would. if you look at london alone, i think there are 70,000 people that are not compliant. that is just one borough. people that are not compliant. that isjust one borough. there people that are not compliant. that is just one borough. there are lots of people that aren't compliant. there are lots of people that work in london that live outside of london and they do very awkward hours and therefore need to drive in their shifts. you could look at firefighters, you could look at nurses, teachers, etc. we are all going to suffer over this. believe you and me. businesses are going to fail, people won't be able to come in and working our city. the more visitors we have into a great city, the better it is, the more vibrant, the better it is, the more vibrant, the better it is, the more vibrant, the better for businesses. the better it is, the more vibrant, the betterfor businesses. they the better it is, the more vibrant, the better for businesses. they will all be affected by this. it is nothing but a scandal from this man. thank you forjoining us and sharing your views. susan hall is the conservative party candidate for the 2024 mayoral election. now, bbc news has been told that the uk government is planning to use tends to house some asylum seekers in order to
out of all vehicles. it's really important we take them off the roads and to reduce air pollution. there is no safe level of air pollution and its affecting our children and really chronic ways from asthma, cognitive learning disabilities and reducing their lung size. this is really important. if we reduce air pollution, we reduce the pressure on our nhs and reduce some of those of chronic illnesses that it creates. it's really important and we saw a drop in 25% in air pollution in our local borough when it came in so these are important. ulez is one of these are important. ulez is one of the most effective ways to reduce air pollution. the most effective ways to reduce air pollution-— the most effective ways to reduce air pollution. andrew, we all want to breathe — air pollution. andrew, we all want to breathe clean _ air pollution. andrew, we all want to breathe clean air _ air pollution. andrew, we all want to breathe clean air and _ air pollution. andrew, we all want to breathe clean air and sadiq - air pollution. andrew, we all want. to breathe clean air and sadiq khan says human right. i’m to breathe clean air and sadiq khan says human right.— says human right. i'm totally on board with _ says human right. i'm totally on board with those _ says human right. i'm totally on board with those instincts - says human right. i'm totally on board with those instincts so . says human right. i'm totally on i board with those instincts so let's
is expanding month into outer london including this borough and is something many see as a stick from the conservatives to beat labour with despite the fact the labour candidate has distant himself from that. the third part of the liberal democrats came third in the last election with just over 4000 votes, there candidate joins me election with just over 4000 votes, there candidatejoins me now. welcome. used to be an adviser for the conservative party in brussels, why have you switched to the lib dems and why is that the best option for this constituency? i dems and why is that the best option for this constituency?— for this constituency? i definitely believe n liberal— for this constituency? i definitely believe n liberal democrat - for this constituency? i definitely l believe n liberal democrat values, for this constituency? i definitely . believe n liberal democrat values, i was young _ believe n liberal democrat values, i was young and wanted a job in politics— was young and wanted a job in politics or— was young and wanted a job in politics or went to work in brussels for the _ politics or went to work in brussels for the tory— politics or went to work in brussels for the tory party but people think it was_ for the tory party but people think it was brexit which was like a mask which _ it was brexit which was like a mask which lifted off the tories unveiled
go to the polls in by—elections and over the past two days we have been in selvie in north yorkshire and somerton and frome in somerset. today we are in uxbridge and south ruislip in the west of london. the seat was held of course by the former prime minister, borisjohnson until his resignation last month. and it is where my colleague is right now. how is it looking ahead of that by—election? right now. how is it looking ahead of that by-election?_ right now. how is it looking ahead of that by-election? there are two big issues. — of that by-election? there are two big issues. and — of that by-election? there are two big issues, and not— of that by-election? there are two big issues, and not surprising, i of that by-election? there are two big issues, and not surprising, thej big issues, and not surprising, the cost of living crisis. concerns potentially among some voters about how the conservative government is handling it, whether what they are doing to tackle it is enough. and the other is the ultra low emission zone which charges the most polluting vehicles and that is being expanded next month and outer london, including this borough by
and the ten dogs she's looking after today with her colleagues. her dog walking and training business is based in the uxbridge and south ruislip constituency. laura and her staff all live here, and they know the issues they'd like addressed. it's the traffic, the school run, people going to work. traffic starting at six o'clock. all the new builds. there's no parking spaces. i've got all the h52 roadworks right on the end of my road. so getting out of my road, coming to work, i've got to leave half an hour earlier. this is such a built up area now. hillingdon as a borough, - we are so blessed with the green spaces that we have, _ and it's a shame because they seem to be disappearing. our last mp was borisjohnson. we need somebody who's more down to earth. - it would be nice if somebodyjust actually came in to places - ilike this, notjust high streets, i to find out what the communities actually want and what they're looking for. - this suburban seat in west london has been held by the conservatives since it was created. borisjohnson was its last mp. now labour wants to win
hillingdon is a borough. we are so blessed with the green spaces that we have, _ and it's a shame because they seem to be disappearing _ our last mp was borisjohnson. we need somebody- who's more down to earth. it would be nice if somebodyjust actually came in to places like this, notjust high streets, to find out what the communities actually want and what they're looking for. this suburban seat in west london has been held by the conservatives since it was created. borisjohnson was its last mp. now labour wants to win here to try and show they're headed for government. at this family—run garage in uxbridge, there is one issue which, perhaps unsurprisingly, crops up — the plan by london's mayor to expand the ultra low emission zone, or ulez, where drivers will be charged if vehicles don't meet certain standards. ulez is a really big issue right now. for some customers, it's affecting them because of the cost of keeping their car. they understand that environment needs to be looked after,