hakeem jeffries is 48. and at a time when, you know, the congress really has been clamoring for generational change in their leadership, it was clear they did not want to vote for another. they already have three in the top echelons of leadership with nancy pelosi, steny hoyer and james clyburn. so i think because this vote was so close, there are a number of factors involved. in fact, barbara lee said, ageism certainly was a factor in this race. and a number of alights saying the same thing -- allies saying the same thing. including jackie speier. so that's going to be a discussion i think in the debate that's going to be seen going forward. was ageism involved in the outcome of this race? was sexism involved? these are some of the things we're hearing from barbara lee's camp. host: what about the relationship between hakeem jeffries and leader pelosi? and barbara lee and leader pelosi? is she -- is leader pelosi better off having hakeem jeffries chair the caucus? reporter: nancy pelosi is extremely close

jeffries: good afternoon, everyone. let me first thank barbara lee, again, for her tremendous service to this nation, for all that she is, all that she does, all that she represents. from the very beginning through the very end, this was a friendly contest of ideas. and now that the race is over, i look forward to working closely with her on behalf of all of the people in the united states of america. i'm thankful to my colleagues who listened and thought about and discussed and took seriously this caucus chair race, those who supported me and those who supported barbara. we have an opportunity now to come together, to move forward, to fight for the people in the united states of america. not for the wealthy and the well-off and the well-connected. that's what the other side does. house democrats, we are' going to fight for the people. we're going to work hard to lower health care costs, protect people with pre-existing conditions, increase pay for everyday americans, work on a real infrastructure plan, clean up corrupt

jeffries: not at all. this was an incredibly close race. it's a heavy burden now in terms of serving as the chair of the house democratic caucus. as of 1:00 p.m., i have to preside over all of these election. it's like the shortest transition in american history. and so i'm focused right now on that job and focused on making sure that we bring the caucus together and that we can move forward on behalf of the people of this great country. reporter: what does it mean to have two c.d.c. members sitting at the election table for the first time ever? mr. jeffries: i think i stand on the shoulders of people like jim clyburn and john lewis and emanuel cleaver and maxine waters and charlie rangel and shirley chisholm. i'm proud to represent a district that was once represented in brooklyn by shirley chisholm. there's a great legacy of the congressional black caucus. this is not the first time that two congressional black caucus members have run for a leadership position. it will be the first time that you will have two african-americans within the

hakeem jeffries represents brooklyn. the eighth district in new york. more elections happening on capitol hill this afternoon. especially the speaker election for the democratic choice for speaker. that's happening later. we'll have the results as they're available. let's go live now to the house floor here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by e guest chaplain, minister lashawn worrell, new osama bin ladenist baptist church, baltimore, maryland. the chaplain: let us pray. may we ask only what accords with your will. incline your ear, almighty god, and grant us the wisdom to make forward-moving decisions without compromising your integrity. grant us the discerning insight to maintain our finger on the pulse of justice and the power of restraint. that we may uphold our liberty in oicordance with your gracious will. -- in accordance with your will. we ask you send your grace and peace across the aisle and unite the voices of these great leaders of our nation, that we may stand on the promises that rest in our co

member hakeem jeffries who some say the future speaker in the making. this race will be close. jeffries received big applause after his speech but lee had a bunch of people on stage with her. and that's so far what we know, they're working on conference chair. report they're waiting outside the room. we can tell you one more update. both on the republican and democratic side, the various caucuses and groups are setting their leadership for the 116th congress. this is for the house blue dogs, the moderate democratic caucus. they had their meeting yesterday and jim costa of california in that caucus tweeting this -- saying with our new leaders, representative stephanie murphy, representative o'halleran, we the house blue dogs stand ready and strong to lead our country with the fiscally -- host: on c-span, we will get details meanwhile by social media. from our producer, craig kaplan weighing results and we'll be back as events warrant. , john ses the chair of the democracy reform task force. good morning. guest: great to be here. host: you recently wrote an op-ed alongside speake

>> that's between hakeem jeffries and barbara lee of california. we will bring you results as warranted. comments from members as warranted and any comments before the microphone, obviously, swrl, will be up there throughout the day. in the meantime, we will take you back to just after the election, a week after the election when congress returned for starting the lame duck, the democratic leader nancy pelosi spoke to reporters about her plan for the 116th congress. we'll show you as much of this as we can. the house is coming in for noon eastern what we expect to be a short session of speeches. they have four bills to take up later today. let's hear from nancy pelosi and be back with any news as it develops. ms. pelosi: good morning. it's snowing here, we have great sadness in my state of california. just unprecedented number of people dead in the high 50's and many missing. it's just -- we had these fires again and again but these seem to be particularly deadly. o our thoughts and prayers and resources need to be with california at this very sad

a young rising star out of new york congressman hakeem jeffries prevailed with 10 more votes to become caucus chair. lee claims ageism and sexism played a role in her loss. her office released a statement congratulating jeffries. >>> the chinese scientist finding he's created the world's first genetically edited babies is publicly defending his work. the scientist who also says another woman is possibly pregnant through research.>> reporter: audience members applauded as scientists he jiankui took the stage at the international gene editing summit in hong kong wednesday. but soon after he was peppered with questions. >> the genotype make quite affect their upbringing. >> reporter: and videos posted this week, he jiankui claim t edited the genetic code of twin girls as embryos. he said to use the gene editing tool called crisper to delete a gene that makes people vulnerable to hiv. a coinventor of the crisper gene editing tool watched him speak. >> we still need to understand the motivation for the study and what the process was for informed consent. >> reporter: all the couples involve

i congratulate them both but especially hakeem jeffries. thank you all and thank you for being so good to me these past five months. i appreciate it. ms. pelosi: good afternoon everyone. and i believe it is a good afternoon. we had a most unifying session just now in the >> good afternoon and i do believe it is a good afternoon. caucus ever and it was so inspiring to hear my colleagues place my name in nomination once again for speaker of the house. how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in nomination to be seconded bill kathy castor, a colleague who has been a leader on climate change and of course, joe, a friend for many years, but a leader in the congress making his own mark. and then to have joyce beatty quoting president obama, it was very moving. the emotions demonstrated by my colleagues, adam schiff, when he talks about leadership and the challenges facing our nation was a joy to behold. d have the new members speak ut, veronica veronica escobar, one of the new embers, who spoke out. she's also a returning member. ann

the house in the 2018 midterm election and perhaps they're getting just that in rising star hakeem jeffries who was chosen to be the new democratic caucus chair. >> every single american deserves us here in the united states congress to work, democrats and republicans, on their behalf to make their life better. >> jeffries will become the fifth ranking house democrat, the full house of representatives, republicans and democrats, will officially elect the next house speaker in january when the new congress begins. mola lenghi, cbs news, capitol hill. tialeather service has at issued flash flood watches and flood advisories. acres of burned land. there's also a winter storm warning in effect for most of the sierra and lake tahoe regions. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for parts of southern california because of land slides. residents placed sandbags near their homes to try to stop mud flows. in northern california, wildfire evacuation orders could be lifted next week. they try to warn people to be prepared to find bone fragments when they return home. the death toll remains at 88 w

. >> hakeem jeffries has been elected to be the next democratic caucus chair, and he talked about the race for speaker. >> i support leader pelosi, i think every member will have to do what they feel is the best interest of their district. once we get through all of this we are going to need to come together because there are real issues we have to tackle on behalf of the american people and hopefully we will do that sooner rather than later. >> with so many democrats during the campaign cycle running against pelosi for speaker, there's been a lot of concern about whether house democrats could unify. >> harris: it's so interesting with hakeem jeffries of new york, one of those people that was in line four may be speakership to run against her and he ended up being in leadership in another way but obviously in the wings. mike emanuel, thank you very much. let's bring in california congressman eric swalwell, he supports pelosi's bid for speaker, my goodness, doesn't everybody? even the people who said they wouldn't. what do you do if you ran on no, i am completely against nancy pelosi b

jeffries: i'll be having the conversation with leader pelosi, with steny hoyer, with jim clyburn, informally with other members of the house democratic caucus. and then i'll sit down with the ccc candidates who are here, and then i'll also have a conversation with sean patrick maloney. get everyone's input in terms of the candidate. hear what the members of the house democratic caucus have to say, and then we'll proceed from there. thank you, everyone. reporter: thank you. reporter: thank you. rep. pelosi: good afternoon, everyone. and i do believe it is a good afternoon. we had a most unifying session just now in the house democratic caucus. the new house democratic caucus, the most diverse democratic -- ah, caucus ever, and it was so inspiring to hear my colleagues place my name in nomination, once again, for speaker of the house. how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in nomination, to be seconded by kathy castor, a colleague that who has been the lead in climate change is use and the rest. -- climate change issues and the rest. of course joe, a friend for many years, but a

hakeem jeffries. he is from new york, a personal friend, incredible talented. he is a hope for the future of the party. we have other races going on today where a lot of young people are involved in the future. we are going to see katherine clark is going to be the vice chair of the democratic party. another young, vibrant person in our party. we are seeing a lot of up-and-coming leaders. ben ray lujan is going to be the assistant majority leader. we will see other races related to the d triple c -- more vibrant faces. host: the votes for nancy pelosi -- you think that indicates further problems, come january, and cohesiveness? guest: i think she will be the next speaker and will have support. the democrats will come together to lead this country, working together and working across party lines, to solve the problems our country faces. host: tomwe will take those cals throughout the course of this program today. , a formers representative from south carolina. guest: good to be with you. host: a little about your organization? republickeye in.org. we're talking

jeffries: we are having ar discussion and formay with other members and then i'll sit down with the three dccc candidates who are here and also have a conversation with sean patrick maloney. hear what the members of the house democratic members have to say and we'll proceed from there. hank you everyone. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org ms. pelosi: good afternoon everyone. and i believe it is a good afternoon. we had a most unifying session just now in the house democratic caucus, the new house democratic caucus, the most diverse caucus ever and it was so inspiring to hear my colleagues place my name in nomination once again for speaker of the house. how moving it was to hear joe kennedy place the name in nomination to be seconded bill kathy castor, a colleague who has been a leader on climate change and of course, joe, a friend for many years, but a leader in the congress making his own mark. and then to have joyce beatty quoting p

jeffries, japan, head of research, joins us now from tokyo. andboard unanimously voted that was perhaps a little bit of a surprise from those of us expecting more dissent. what do you make of this? is it going to change the balance of power when it comes to the alliance? >> i think we need to start by taking a step back and evaluating nissan's governance over the last couple of years. doinging they have been at jefferies, is rating and ranking board structures of the top 500 companies. nissan really stood out. had most of the bad government structures, it probably surprised a lot of people. they were only 11 companies last year that didn't have the minimum independent directors required by the corporate governance code. nissan was the only large global ,ompany, the others were small domestic, japanese companies. it stood out in that way that they only had one independent director. when he was at the background of that independent director, even was a next employee and just because they had been retired for a few years, they counted them as ind

democratic congressman, hakeem jeffries of new york is joining us, a member of the judiciary committee. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. let's get right to the substance, do you think this push to protect robert mueller by this small coalition in the senate stands any chance of surviving? >> i certainly hope so, because the congress as a separate and coequal branch of government has to make sure that the integrity of this investigation remains intact, our democracy was attacked in the context of the 2016 presidential election. and we need to get to the bottom of what happened and allow the mueller investigation to proceed in a calm, dispassionate, fact-based fashion within an erratic white house that may be prepared to try to jettison him. we can't allow that to happen. >> this comes after the appointment of the acting attorney general, matt whitaker, who has publicly denigrated the russia probe. now arguing that his appointment was, in fact, constitutional. how do you see it? >> well, we have an independent article 3 judiciary that ultimately will have to resolve that quest

guest: you know, we have a new chair of the democratic caucus, hakeem jeffries. he is from new york, a personal friend, incredible talented. he is a hope for the future of the party. we have other races going on today where a lot of young people are involved in the future. we are going to see katherine clark is going to be the vice chair of the democratic party. another young, vibrant person in our party. we are seeing a lot of up-and-coming leaders. ben ray lujan is going to be the assistant majority leader. we will see other races related to the d triple c -- more vibrant faces. host: the votes for nancy pelosi -- you think that indicates further problems, come january, and cohesiveness? guest: i think she will be the next speaker and will have support. the democrats will come together to lead this country, working together and working across party lines, to solve the problems our country faces. host: tom

policy and communications committee and we have three co-chairs and that was davis' selena and i came jeffries and the one that i out of those three. that is really popular on both sides of the aisle is a keen geoffrey's and you know i think that if the democrats voted jeffries's speaker obviously if you decided that's what he wanted i think he would be a really good candidate for that considering he would also be the first black speaker of the house which would be very historic and also those african-american voters that are kind of split right now between being a democrat or being an independent michael one of the things we found interesting is that trump made it all about himself in the liberal media was more than willing to give him there so he. still calls the shots here also i think in the wake of this election the g.o.p. is unified and unified around the president i think the of the democrats show there is a lot of splits in going going further to the left we have the old guard tolo see that wants to hang around i mean it's really the democrats that have to really clean up their house a

the house selected jeffries as caucus chair by a vote of 1 to 3-113. both are members of the congressional black caucus and lee said she hopes to inspire others. in comments to the washington post she suggested that her gender and age may have played a role in her defeat. she is 72 years old. jeffries is 48. >>> the time is 5:10. the oakland ace are planning a new ballpark. coming up, what they will tell us about their plans to build this along the oakland estuary. >>> a terrible death involving a homeless woman. a tragedy at a donation bin in petaluma. >>> taluma. >>> there is a crash that we just found out about. these people are out of their cards but someone is hurt. the fire department is on the way. when they arrived it will get busier. traffic is moving all right coming around toward the bay bridge. >>> speaking of busy we have some thunderstorm activity popping up and also what is going on in this era -- low barometer readings. >> unlike santa's presents, ours don't just magically appear. they're designed, meticulously. every bolt, stitch, line

the house selected new york hakeem jeffries. lee and jeffries are both members of the congressional black caucus. lee tweeted her congratulations and said that she hopes to inspire other women to run for office and leadership positions. >>> still ahead tonight, a woman cited after telling rangers she was rescuing fish. >> we are actually really happy that we caught her sooner rather than later. >> the damage her actions could have caused if she had not been caught. >> and the stanford women's basketball program lands the top recruit in the country. she is a bay area product. there she is right there. mark will have her story in sports. >> and a bay area restaurant voted the best new spot in the nation. we'll tell you which spot got the top honors. top honors. >>> supporters of assisted suicide got a technical and overturned lower court ruling that found the state's assisted suicide law unconstitutional. the judges ruled that the doctors who are suing have no legal standing because they can choose not to help the terminally ill w

top gear as nissan says it will nominate a new chairman within two months after ousting carlos ghosn, jeffries raises the stock to buy from hold. >>> gibraltar's chief minister claims a deal has been reached with madrid over the spanish territory after pedro sanchez threatened to veto brexit. >> the british people want this to be settled. they want a good deal that sets us on course for a brighter future that deal is within our grasp. i am determined to deliver it. >>> global retailers hope black friday will light up the bottom line with shoppers expected to snap up over $6 billion worth o deals in one day. >>> a fresh selloff takes oil prices to 2018 lows as the saudi energy minister vows to respond to weakening demand raising the prospect of a broad supply cut >>> it wouldn't be an exciting friday without eurozone pmi flashes. let's bring those to you composite pmi at 52.4, against expectations of 53, and lower than 53.1 we saw for october services in at 53.1. that's against the expectation of 53.5. that's also lower than october's 53.7 finally to give you the manufacturing pmi, that's 51.5

let's get back to david owen of jeffries. we were talking a little bit about brexit, i'm not sure if there is an angle and how much the banks can stand the you k and whether if we do lose, -- u.k. and whether if we do lose a financial services they will have to relocate to frankfurt or madrid. david: it is impossible to quantify that. number onf putting a people moving to frankfurt, at this point, it is very impossible to say.at the end of the day help, but we will don't know what that means longer-term whether we get regulatory divergence at some point. whether the bank will need to go a separate way. nothing will be enshrined to become legal uncertainty until the end of the transitional phase itself, which amin we are going towards 2020 without knowing what the deal is going to be. tom: how can these bankers in europe affect the strategy? jeffries walks in the door and tells them what to do. how can they do that with chronic, negative interest rates? good point., really at the end of the day, when you look around at the u.k

jeffries: good afternoon, everyone. let me first just thank barbara lee again for her tremendous service to this nation, for all that she is, all that she does, all that she represents. from the very beginning through the very end, this was a friendly contest of ideas. and now that the race is over, i look forward to working closely with her on behalf of all of the people in the united states of america.

hakeem jeffries out of new york. >> what about clybourn? >> there are some interesting names who are definitely vying to be leaders in the party and who the caucus sees as leaders and i would be remiss if i didn't mention the one and only barbara lee. >> trish: i think they have to reinvent themselves. unfortunately for nancy pelosi she represents the party of -- how do i say this. i'm afraid to use the term liberalism nowadays because of samantha bee, but that kind of global elite. and that was what hillary clinton symbolized and i think that pelosi is so aligned with that -- i would say you should take a stand on this and the stand should be to have nancy pelosi go gracefully off into the sunset and move some new blood and new people into that position of leadership. >> only if they want future. i think that's why the president came out and endorsed nancy pelosi because she is the perfect foil for him. and if it goes south, and it will end it will happen quickly, she's the perfect person for him to pin all of this blame on. >> richard: i

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jeffries is 48. >>> 4:09. oakland a's have a new location for a ballpark. coming up, the pitch they will make to the public about ambitious plans to build a stadium along the oakland estuary. >>> a death involving a homeless woman looking for clothing. and tragedy at a donation been in petaluma. >>> good morning. this commute will be tough driving on the wet roads in marin county or the east bay. we will tell you about this straight ahead. >>> the front has gone through and now the cold unstable air comes in. already some lightning strikes toward vacaville. >> welcome back. it's 4:13. the oakland a's want to hear from their fans. they are hosting an open house meeting so fans can ask about the plans to build a privately financed stadium at howard terminal just to the north of us. this would include an amphitheater style ballpark and soccer fields and shots. the oakland coliseum site would be turned into housing. the oracle arena would be used for concerts and events. >> these projects include desperately needed affordable housing. >> we don't know the price

earlier, i asked democratic congressman hakeem jeffries of new york about the president's comments on mcraven. here's his reaction. >> again, you know, it's sort of a shameful statement made by the president of the united states, who always sees things through the lens of his own personal ego as opposed to what's good for the united states of america. clearly, we have a system of government separate and co-equal branches of government, checks and balances, the free and fair press, the independent judiciary. at given moments in time, the president has attacked all of those values and all of those institutions. in this particular instance, the fact that he's willing to criticize a decorated veteran, a military hero, someone who's made america a much safer place, is quite unfortunate. >> in that same interview, here's what the president said about the mueller investigation and his new acting attorney general. >> did you know before you appointed him that he had that record and was so critical of robert mueller? >> i did not know that. i did not know he took views on the mueller investiga

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her opponent is new york congressman hakim jeffries. >>> a british new paper claims paul manafort met wikileaks founder julian assange at the equadorian embassy in london within days or weeks of joining the campaign. the guardian did not identify the source of its reporting. from jail, manafort said the story is totally false. special counsel robert mueller is trying to determine whether trump associates had advance knowledge of wikileaks' plans to release damaging hillary clinton emails during the campaign. >>> back to today's storm system hitting the bay area. they hope this won't be any more problems with the roads. a big pothole hoped up in the southbound lanes of the freeway near the grand avenue exit. caltrans had to close several lanes which caused a huge traffic backup that lasted for hours during the evening commute. that is a mess. the repair crews eventually patched that pothole and reopened all of the lanes. now, steve is telling us the rain is just getting started. while there is some rain in the south bay, the real storm hits tonight through tomorrow. you are looking at

jeffries, i think we can all do better, good night. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! thank you, everybody. our guest tonight is actor, activist and author of the book "the mother of black hollywood ." jennifer lewis is here, everybody! let's catch up on today's headlines. amazon.com is one of the internet's most popular non-pornographic web sites, and it could be coming to a city near you. >> amazon making a decision on the location of its second headquarters. >> amazon is reportedly going to split their headquarters between two cities, long island city in new york and crystal city in northern virginia, 50,000 jobs between those two locations, and the "wall street journal" is also reporting there may be other major amazon hubs to come elsewhere in the country. >> trevor: finally! something to put new york and d.c. on the map, yes! seeing new york and d.c. win a new complex is like seeing bill gates

i find it very reassuring that ambassador jim jeffries have agreed to come back into government and a former ambassador to iraq and turkey and a vietnam veteran. a really extraordinary individual, and he has been very ably assisted by deputy secretary joe raburn, who has been one of my guys over the years and berries positions and in the region individual and thinker. and they have established with the support of the president, three very clear objectives. the first is of course the enduring defeat of isis. keep that first word enduring. this is been established by the previous secretary of defense. you don't want to defeat them, you want to ensure that it is enduring, and that has a lot of implications how you carry out your strategy and out determined and sustained your commitment has to be. second, is the removal of all iranian commanded forces in syria, another very important objective, one that might be very difficult to achieve. the third one is the political resolution under the idea of the united nations process that is ongoing. >> so let me take those one by one. let me start

jeffries: good afternoon, everyone. let me first just thank barbara lee again for her tremendous service to this nation, for all that she is, all that she does, all that she represents. from the very beginning through the very end, this was a friendly contest of ideas. and now that the race is over, i look forward to working closely with her on behalf of all of the people in the united states of america.

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she was defeated today by four-term congressman hakeem jeffries of new yo the democratic house. after the vote, lee tweeted, i hope my candidacy will inspire other women of color to run for office and seek leadership positions. we need your voices. >> temporary housing could be on the way to butte county to help survivors of the camp fire. fema says around 2000 trailers could be in the bay area by the end of the week. swift moving fire wiped out more than 90% of the town of paradise, destroying some 14,000 homes and businesses and displacing 26,000 people. officials say the road to rebuilding is off to a rock i start, though, with limited road space and difficult terrain. >> butte county is going to pose some long-term challenges, not for lack of trying and all the people here that are working and on scene, but just the logistics of moving debris in and out. >> 88 people died in the camp fire, and 158 are still unaccounted for. now we have to sincerely thank our viewers for stepping up to help the victims of california wildfires. yesterday nbc bay area and telemundo hosted a wil

partisan and wednesday morning note to investors and title it's always a party regardless of party jeffries investment analysts she. noted the two thousand and six midterm election which democrats used to house at the height of the u.s. war in iraq defense company's shares climbed an average of eighteen percent during that year i guess you could expect defense shares to go forward i know g.e. does do some defense work as well so perhaps that will rescue in oh the company for a bit but of course with the money they make they'll just buy back more shares and hollow out the company and and. in no obviously you don't really have to compete if you're connected to the government if you're a defense contractor you don't really have to innovate so i don't know if it will rescue g.e. in the long term certainly in the short term you could have a boom thanks to the democrats now willing to dispense money to go fight some more as the general electric is a scam going that claims to be a utility coin but in fact it's an unregulated kleptocracy and yet if it probably will rebound on the death play and doe

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and just last week, along with yvette clarke and hakeem jeffries -- and you should know that hakeem jeffries from new york is running for one of the top positions in the democratic party which is caucus chairman. so you know any members of congress, ask them to vote for him. i'm supporting him. we hope he wins. but we introduced a bill to give to shirley chisholm the highest award that this congress can give to anyone and that is the congressional gold medal. and she was an inspiration to me and there's also an effort to name a battle ship after her. i think it's appropriate. don't you think? let's have a battle ship named after shirley. but she was a great advocate for the equal rights amendment, and she was part of the reason why t passed congress in 1972. they worked for ratification. they never achieved it. they got 35 votes. recently nevada ratified it. illinois ratified it. the next state is going to be virginia. and i just want to share with you that last weekend, i joined the women members of the state legislature on a bus for the e.r.a. running around virginia. what's interesting, a

bra nwen jeffries reporting. if you've been affected by the issues in her report you can find support on the bbc‘s actionline website — that's at bbc.co.uk/actionline. one of northern ireland's biggest employers, the aerospace company bombardier, is cutting nearly 500 jobs in belfast. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardyjoins us now. why are they cutting back? the company wants to be able to sell more planes by making them cheaper so redundancies have been on the cards but i think the scale of the losses are higher than many expected. 490 roles will go here which is around one in ten of the local workforce in northern ireland for bombardierfacing local workforce in northern ireland for bombardier facing redundancy. there has been criticism from the unite union over the scale because bombardier had reported a rise in profits at the beginning of the year so this is a blow to the northern ireland economy overall and worrying news for many local workers and families in the run—up to christmas. thank you. around

bra nwen jeffries reporting. if you've been affected by the issues in her report, you can find support on the bbc‘s actionline website, that's at bbc.co.uk/actionline. the founder of an online gambling firm based in stoke—on—trent paid herself £265 million last year, making her one of the highest—paid women in the world. denise coates started bet365 in a car park portakabin 17 years ago. our business editor simon jack has more. she is a quiet, private woman. 51 yea rs she is a quiet, private woman. 51 years old. she left sheffield university, took over her father's small chain of gambling shops and then made a gamble herself, she sold it up and use the proceeds to invest in an online firm called bet365 and it paid off big. online gambling exploded. when you take home £250 million the year eyebrows are raised and quitea million the year eyebrows are raised and quite a few voices, obscene says vince cable. the high pay centre which monitors says this would be impossible to justify. 0thers which monitors s

bra nwen jeffries reporting. if you've been affected by the issues in her report, you can find support on the bbc‘s actionline website — that's at bbc.co.uk/actionline. one of northern ireland's biggest employers, the aerospace company, bombardier, is cutting nearly 500 jobs in belfast. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy has more. there have been fears of large—scale redundancies for a while. now, we know that this is part of a cost—cutting drive across the company, essentially, bombardier wants to be able to sell more planes by making them cheaper. but the announcement today of 490 jobs to go, the unite union says, well, it exceeds their worst fears. and it is part of a string ofjob losses that have been announced at bombardier in northern ireland, over the last three and four years. the company employs about 4,000 people in northern ireland. this belfast plant here makes the wings for the c series passenger jets. and the company has said it will try to mitigate compulsory redundancies. the union says

when i ask people around what are some -- you hear hakeem jeffries and cheri bustos and adam schiff, all kinds of people. obviously clyburn over here, you have a big mix of people. i tend to think if nancy pelosi gets pushed out, it will be generational change. whoever they get will be on the younger side of 60, 65, maybe even 55. you know, i think there is still some doubt there, but i noticed last night, i couldn't hear it, but i was in front of a computer. they had a monitor up. i saw nancy pelosi and steny hoyer and jim clyburn on the stage at the dccc victory party. she was positively euphoric. steny hoyer, who i like a lot, looked at he was at a funeral. i mean, not that he wasn't happy, really happy about democrats picking up a bunch of seeds. -- seats. he had been in districts and worked hard, but you know, i am not sure he enjoyed her taking a victory lap like that. we will have to kind of weight -- wait and see. one of the cornerstones of our democracy is the faith and trust we have any process. when you use the words that are boils down to security or -- suppression, i'm w