the appalling unacceptable fact is that american justices are being bought. we want to know who's paying. they bought the ads against mayor garland and now they are buying the ads for judge gorsuch, carefully targeted to have maximum political impact. now, this fact would be appalling enough, but the other facts here are that judge gore gorsuch invaded many of the most pertinent and important questions during this hearing. he did so after the president who nominated him established a litmus test saying that he, his nominee would automatically overturn roe v wade, that he would strike down gun violence measures, he would be conservative, and, the president outsourced his selection process to the heritage foundation and two other similar hard right conservative groups that prepared lists for him, screened them, and advised him. the question is, who is behind these ads, because it is not only the judicial crisis network, and those groups, it is a network of conservative donors who are operating to buy american justice. let's be clear, president trump wasn't just

she described it as a sick and depraved attack, and an appalling incident. at changing people's way of life, she says that attempt was doomed to failure, because parliament would sit as normal tomorrow. i have just chaired a meeting of the government's emergency committee, cobra, following the sick and depraved terrorist attack on the streets of our capital, this afternoon. the full details of exactly what happened are still emerging. having been updated by police and security officials, i can confirm that this appalling incident began when a single attacker drove his vehicle into pedestrians walking across westminster bridge. killing two people, and injuring many more, including three police officers. this attacker, who was armed with a knife, then ran towards parliament where he was confronted by the police officers who keep us and our democratic institutions safe. tragically, one officer was killed. the terrorist was also shot dead. the united kingdom's threat level has been set at severe for some time. this will not change. acting deputy commissioner row

what happened yesterday within meters of where we sit nowas an appalling atrocity. the police are still piecing together what took place and what lay behind it. itehooves us all not to rush to judgment but to wait for the the police to establish the facts, to stay united in our communities, and not allow fear or the voices of hatred to divide or cower us. today we're united by our humanity and by our democratic values. and by that human impulse of solidarity. to stand together in times of darkness and adversity. i express my condolences to the family and friends of police officer keith palmer who gave his life yesterday in defense of the public and of our democracy. we thank the police and security personnel who keep us safe every day this estate. we especially pay tribute to the bravery of those who took action to stop thperpetrater of yesterday's assault. the police and security staff especially pay tribute to the lost a colleague yesterday, and continue to fulfill their duties despite their shock and their grief for their fallen colleagues which many expressed to

what happened yesterday within meters of where we sit now was an appalling atrocity. the police are still piecing together what took place and what lay behind it. it behooves us all not to rush to judgment but to wait for the the police to establish the facts, to stay united in our communities, and not allow fear or the voices of hatred to divide or cower us. today we're united by our humanity and by our democratic values. and by that human impulse of solidarity. to stand together in times of darkness and adversity. i express my condolences to the family and friends of police officer keith palmer who gave his life yesterday in defense of the public and of our democracy. we thank the police and security personnel who keep us safe every day on this estate. especially pay tribute to the bravery of those who took action to stop the perpetrater of yesterday's assault. the police and security staff e the lost a colleague yesterday, and continue to fulfill their duties despite their shock and their grief for their fallen colleagues which many expressed to me late last night

appalling, and i'm proud to introduce our leader. senator schumer: well, thank you. and i want to thank sheldon and richard. both have been such leaders on the general issue of sunlight, in terms of where all these -- where these millions of dollars and very wealthy special interest people are placing their money and right here is a case in point. now, let's look at how judge gorsuch got to this point. he was recommended for the federal bench by a hard right special interest billionaire. then he was hand picked for the supreme court by the right-wing special interest-laden heritage foundation and federalist society. now, millions of dollars in undisclosed special interest donations are being used to prop up his nomination. americans deserve to know who is funding this effort to get judge gorsuch on the highest bench in the land, especially ive funders are pushing it because they believe he will vote their way. he chose to distance himself from these groups when he was asked question after question by my colleagues on the judiciary committee, and he refused to answer

, it is absolutely appalling what we're witnessing here, and if the congress thinks it's going to pull- the congressional leadership thinks it's going to pull this stuff on the american people and on the president, we're head toward a very severe conflict in the house of representatives. look at this. jim jordan, mark meadows, the leaders of the freedom caucus, you've got a group of people who are not going to put up with this t and they made that clear. the senate already told you, it's dead. it's not happening. what does it take to break through to the leadership of the house of representatives? representative collins: at some point very quickly, lou, it's going to be a binary choice, either we accept a compromised bill, and this is certainly a compromised bill. we're going to remind everyone a new york or new jersey republican is not the same as louisiana, texas or florida republican, and that compromises what you're seeing here. it's the speaker's job to get it passed in the house and the leader's job, mitch mcconnell, to get it through the senate. and when people come right down t

he is wedded to the welfare cuts, and appalling budget.s are declining, when you mask the creative accounting, that is the reality of economic policy. a strong backlash for a relatively small—scale budget. but fierce controversy as normal now, on britain's long march to! . —— brexit. for the economy there's little change. it will grow faster than expected for 2017 but then fall back to grow more slowly. government borrowing will be lower in the short term — but over the coming five years we'll still borrow over £100 billion more than forecast at the last budget. all that with a huge national debt which is still climbing. our economics correspondent andy verity has been studying the numbers — and he's with me here. the chancellor's spring budget brought some reasons to be careful, with extra funds for those needing social care, those hit by higher business rates and a little for the nhs. just like the daffodils at westminster, it will not last very long. in the autumn, the outlook was gloomy. convinced that leaving the eu would hit the econ

this is appalling.nd if donald trump or anyone in the republican party thinks they will promote their political party on the backs of the poor people in this country, they are sadly mistaken. they will never be elected to where they are again in the history of this country. and i can tell you right now, all of the veterans across this country and all of the people serving in the military should be ashamed of our president that for the to cut benefits very reason they are in combat or the very reason they were veterans. host: thank you, michael. and to all of you for your calls and comments. you can continue to send us a tweet or join us on facebook. what do you think about the u.s. supreme court? a new survey today available on our website at the span.org. joining us is robert green, a pollster. thank you for being with us. through some of the highlights. according to the survey which you conducted on behalf of c-span, 90% said the supreme court decision affects their lives and 82% said supreme court ap

supporting the move, the center for democracy and technology, appalled by it.y both join us now. first to you, mr. mcdowell. you couldn't get obamacare repealed and the first major thing you do is make it legal for internet service providers to sell my browser history? commercially? how is that on your priority list? what is that? >> that's up to congress but the thank you so much for having me on your show. i'm talking to you from anchorage, alaska. on our way to that dinner, it does revert back to the old law. you have to keep in mind that the fcc acted in 2016 for internet survivors back service providers. from that time until last october, the world did not end. so there are other laws already on the books for federal and state that regulators and consumer advocates have in their quiver of people, to launch internet service providers who might misbehave but all of the major internet service providers have already come out with the standards of conduct. if they were to violate those terms of service or contracts, there would be massive class action lawsuits.

(soft music) - it's appalling. just, when i see the dog do this, that it's scared.t knows that something bad is about to happen and it's fearful. you just can't hit dogs and throw them on the ground. it's unacceptable. we need to either find the woman in the video, we need to find the person who took the video, or we need to find the person who owns that dog, and that's what the humane society is looking for. they wanna see if the dog was injured,

. >> kron 4 >> the back story >> the newscast >> day 26 >> justine: it's appalling. >> justine: it'st when i see the dog do this ... that it's scared. >> justine: it knows that something bad is about to happen. >> justine: and, it's fearful. >> justine: you just can't hit dogs and throw them on the ground. >> justine: unacceptable. >> justine: we need to either find the woman in the video. we need to find the person that took the video. or, we need to find the person that owns that dog. >> justine: and, that's what the humane society is looking for, they want to see if the

am appalled at the democrats who consider this an occasion for exuberance. because obamacare has not been repealed and replaced or improved. i completely agree with president trump when he says obamacare will implode. that is going to be tragic for millions of americans who will not be able to afford health care. this is something that the democrats own and they need to understand that while people were definitely helped in obamacare, there are millions of others who are not helped and have not been well served by democratic represent egg -- representatives. thank you. host: ryan in hermosa beach, california, on the line for democrats. caller: hi. i was just watching and i got to say, i've been a democrat my whole life, both my parents are teachers, but this last election, the -- everything is basically changed for me. just this debate alone, you have on your side, the democrats this liberal propaganda where they totally change the facts and ke the numbers work toward their argument but they're not true at all. this is another example of what i can only say

he has said there are a huge number of tory mps who feel appalled and betrayed by theresa may's handlingthe whole brexit issue thus far. he points to the by—election last year involving zac goldsmith, who was a conservative mp, losing his seat to the lib dems. he says there are a lot of tory mps who are more concerned about that issue and the fact it was about europe, the reason they lost the seat was because of europe. that is a bigger issue for them than for example the by—election in copeland which the tories won against labour. what michael heseltine has also said is that the conservatives are not just performing fleas with theresa may as the ringmaster, that they have strong concerns about what is happening with brexit and strong concerns about whether or not we would be in a better place if we are not closely connected to the european union and that he wants the prime minister to listen to those concerns. looking ahead to this week, a lot of speculation in the papers that this could be the week when brexit is finally triggered, article 50 and so on. is that the way you see it? in t

. >> all of us, everybody in contra costa county and throughout the bay area are appalled by freeway shootings as well as other shootings. >> 17 suspects have been arrested since november of 2015, including one arrest just this morning in connection with a freeway shooting that happened in may of last year on 580 in richmond. >>> a 17-year-old boy is recovering from being shot on highway 101 in east san jose last night. chp officers tell abc 7 news the shooting was gang related, but with around 80 shootings on bay area freeways since late 2015, a growing number of people are concerned. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has the details. >> reporter: the 17-year-old victim of last night's shooting was shot in the back and the face. the news of his shooting drew strong reactions this morning from drivers. >> i'm a teacher so, yeah, it's scary. i love my kids, so -- it's really upsetting. >> reporter: there is also a bit of fear now among drivers as they think about another car pulling up next to them and shooting, which is what happened at 7:00 last night. >> it does make me think twic

his care was appalling. he was basically put in a room and left.he operation today, he's not having the operation today." the hospital have told the bbc that kayden‘s death could have been avoided. they said for some time before that, they were warning management about the shortage of operating theatres. paediatric surgeon basem khalil says there was a top—down focus on bringing down waiting lists for planned or elective surgery rather than emergency patients. one of the consultant surgeons had offered to cancel his elective lists, with elective patients on it, so that he could do kayden as an emergency. but did not receive the support that he needed. that doctor, he believes, felt he did not have the authority to change his planned surgery to accommodate kayden. safety had been compromised. the hospital did not take any substantive actions, with regards to warnings that we were given — by myself or my colleagues. and how do you feel about that? i feel that the children are being let down, and that despite the amazing work that we are capable of do

an appalling budget. safety first?h the dispute over national insurance, no government wants accusations it hasn't kept its word. did you break your promise, prime minister? it's rare any chancellor and the next door neighbour escape budgets totally unscathed. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. in his first budget, mr hammond told mps that in the near term economic gret was expected to be higher and borrowing lower than forecast in november. but he said debt remained too high and the government's job was far from done. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed is here with analysis of the latest figures. so, the chancellor stood up at 12.30 and he had some good news and some more difficult news. let's look at the growth figures first. last november, peak gloom for economists following the referendum, this was the growth forecast. just 1.4% this year, before slowing, climbing back to around 2% by 2020. today, better news, at least for this year, 2% growth for 2017. but then a dip as britain negotiates its way out of the eu

this is appalling. also in the days of situation ethics where there is no good or evil, there is no justice or honesty, these folks have a complete running room. their consciences are not formed because there are no permanent values to online them. one of the key points that alex kozinski makes is we have to be involved, we have to hold the judges say to the fire because, as they said, it's the judge in the courtroom that has to deal with this. they have to feel the public is demanding this. so even take the time come if you go to our twitter feed or to our facebook page and like us, we will keep you informed, acu has developed a grassroots network of working for justice reform. we get experts like this to work with us on how we can be most effective at protecting the average citizen. and it's wonderful of these folks to come and give the time to help educate us about this. sydney, you are also involved in the enron case. any lessons from that that you came across? >> definitely. i do want to backu back

. >> i'm appalled about the hatred expressed throughout the community. efforts in the threats. 2:00 p. he was shot muslims, list,cme you see is a n e you had a go the trenton be problemic it r 19th on these right bus and market, instead. >> the white ice cube is norm, the georgia archives buildings collapsed in a cloud of dust. the building went up in 1965 hailed as the best archival building in the country. they plan to use the old state supreme court building. >>> hugh jackman, logan took in $85 million. that beat expectations as the film had the best box office debut of the year so far. get out fell to second. >>> wall street closed up slightly past the 21,000 mark on the dow. futures are pointing to losses. >>> pope francis has called on catholics to spend less time on their smart phones addressing a packed st. peter's square the pontiff said to value the bible as much, if not more. he uses the social media, but you rarely see him looking down on his smart phone during his homily not like he is addicted. >> he's been talking about this a lot. >>> loc

what happened yesterday within meters of where we sit now was an appalling atrocity.the police are still piecing together what took place and what lay behind it. it behooves us all not to rush to judgment but to wait for the police to establish the facts, to stay united -- >> we just came from our democratic caucus.

also the consequences of a nuclear armed north korea regime is appalling beyond imagine sat.ills with the u.s. and south korea started the massive drills which the u.s. and south korea say are routine. every single year, north korea reacts to them. they see them as a dress rehearsal for invasion. they always react and we do see a number of ballistic missile tests as a sign of anger. it is possible we could see more in the future. dave. >> frightening. thank you, paula. >>> after a few weeks ago, snl catching up with the trump administration. kate mckinnon channelling jeff sessions and forrest gump. take a look. >> being in the government is so fun. you ever been in it? >> no. >> so many nice people. this is my good friend kellyanne. she ain't got no legs. why you got no legs, kellyanne. i always say life is like a box of chocolates. i was on the cover of "the new york times." >> this says you may have committed perjury. >> i had a bad week. so i said i never talked to m a russians ever. that's all i got to say about that. i talked to the russians. twice. s>> all right. is thi

the moderate republicans, much like the democrats, will be absolutely appalled.bout is well. you just need to go around to philadelphia, baltimore, detroit, missouri, the level of deprivation is huge. if i could understand the rationale, i would tell you but i don't get it. 40 would tell you but i don't get it. a0 million people will be without healthcare that had it before. that his next year. —— ia million. healthcare that had it before. that his next year. -- 14 million. 25 million by next year. it seems to be airyfairy million by next year. it seems to be airy fairy what will be replacing with it. i think it is crawl. they said the deficit will come down. but when you are talking about the health and the general welfare of the entire community, how damaging that can be if people are not on top of their game, that can affect productivity and everything else. the affordable care act which is being replaced, many people will argue it did not work as well as a was expected to work. there were many problems with that system that was in place. it does need to be re

the defence was appalling. thejudge, the court martial. the defence was appalling.t martial. the defence was appalling. thejudge, who appointed himself as trialjudge, never explained to the seven—man jury, board as they call it, who are not tutored in the law, what the law was. they were never told they had an alternative, guilty of manslaughter, they weren't told that. they should have been told it. there are about six or serve weird coincidences that all added up to a conviction for murder. one of the weirdest was how quite a number of officers, including his old commanding officer wanted to testify for him and weren't allowed to. now that's odd. and so the agenda was for what? to result in what and put forward by whom? well, i happen to think — forward by whom? well, i happen to think -i forward by whom? well, i happen to think — i have a personal viewpoint — but say that it's our establishment today doesn't worship any known religion any more. the new creed is political correctness. this was all about political correctness. a taliban terrorist had been killed, n

the prime minister described it as a sick and depraved attack, an appalling incident, she said.touch terrorism in the heart of westminster. a vehicle and knife attack has left four people, including a police opposite, dead. on the other side of the road there was a body, when i looked further up there was another body, when i looked over the side of the bridge there appeared to be a body in the water as well. eyewitnesses say a car mowed down pedestrians. that was a westminster bridge, before it crashed into railings at parliament. at least two people who were hit have died, and 20 others have been injured. the attacker was shot and apprehended by police and is among the dead.

an appalling budget. safety first? not quite, with a dispute over national insurance.s word. cheering did you break your promise by minister? it is rare any chancellor and the next neighbour escape but it's totally unscathed. —— next neighbour escape but it's totally unscathed. -- did you break. in his first budget, mr hammond told mps that in the near term, economic growth was expected to be higher and borrowing lower, than forecast in november. but he said debt remained too high and the government's job was farfrom done. our economics editor editor kamal ahmed has the analysis of the latest figures. this was the growth forecast. just 1.496. this was the growth forecast. just i.4%. before slowly recovering to around 2% by 2020. today, certainly better news, at least for this year. 296 better news, at least for this year. 2% growth, but they look, that dip down as britain negotiates its way at the european union, before again at the european union, before again a slow recovery back to 2%. well, the economy has had more momentum coming through 2016 and into the early mo

i know the democratic party and what it has done, but i am appalled what has happened to california. i think we are living in a coup log. where the government is oppressing us at every turn. what advice do you have for those of us who want to fight this. not escape it, but find it and defeated? ben stein: give up. [laughter] ben stein: i'm 72 years old, and i think we live in the least free america we have ever lived in in terms of political correctness, the ability to stand up and say what is on your mind. certain topics are completely off-limits, you cannot say the metal, you cannot even read them. i have a son who is 29 years old. he is threatening to report -- if i walk down the street and say while there is a pretty girl walking down the street -- he is endlessly threatening to report me for sexism. [laughter] ben stein: and that is the way it is in america today, and the government has something to do with that, but i think the idea that the government can prosecute you for any kind of political incorrectness is outrageous. it is unbelievable. it is incredible. the wall street

volunteers had combed the peaks and valleys in appalling weather conditions, looking for the aircrafted off the few narrow lanes that lead up into the rhinog mountains north of dolgellau and to the east of the seaside town of harlech. there is very difficult and hazardous terrain involved and it's in the area of south snowdonia. a crash that has been located, along with five people, all of whom are deceased. we are now preserving the scene for a joint investigation with the air investigation branch. the bbc understands those on board were husband and wife ruth and kevin burke, and three other members of their wider family. the couple lived in the village of hulcote near milton keynes. a family spokesman has revealed that six children lost their parents in the crash. this is the type of helicopter involved, a twin engined squirrel. it took off from near luton yesterday lunchtime, but failed to arrive at its destination in ireland. it was initially thought it had crashed into the sea, but it was then established it had disappeared from radar in north wales. police described search condi

we know that uk trade of eu will have to align of rules by institutions that we no longer appall. >>t like we do with over seas markets. we'll accept that. >> for in the interest of the united kingdom and the european union. we should use the process to deliver our objectives and affairs o f the orderly matter. it is in the interest of the united kingdom that there should be as little as disruption as possible. it is the interest of both the united kingdom of the european union that europe should remain strong and prosperous and capable. >> there are signs that protection is instincts are on the rise in many parts of the world. europe. europe has a responsibility to stand up for free trade in the interest of as of all citizens. >> weakening our corporations. as a european country, we'll continue to play our parts in promoting and supporting those values during negotiations and once they are gone. we'll continue to be reliable partners and winning allies and close friends. we'll want to continue to buy goods and services and sell them. we want to trade with them and work with one anot

to do it again would be absolutely appalling.use this phrase, mutually assured damage, which is a throwback to mutually assured destruction, a cold war term used by russia and america. it is absolutely damning. it is chilling for the government. it is chilling to business. it is chilling to the country. if there is no deal, and theresa may has said we will walk away because no deal is better than away because no deal is better than a bad deal, they have got this idea in their heads it is possible there is not a deal they can agree to. what is the plan? if she does trigger it on tuesday or thursday, they have two years to come up with something. politically, if there is a plan b that is being configured, they don't want to make too much of it because they wanted to succeed. what if it doesn't succeed? there needs to be a contingency plan. the chaos that gripped whitehall atherley referenda must because there was no plan for leaving in the first place. —— after the referendum. because we were caught out that time, the argument from

ben stein: i think richard nixon would be appalled by any kind of racism in policy. in terms of what people are saying to themselves and themselves and their families, he would want them to be able to say whatever they please, but in terms of racial discrimination in policy he would be horrified. and if it is true that you are , the only person who had your purse checked, that is terrible. and i mean, i don't know why. >> that was my question. ben stein: oh. our culture heve is more vulnerable now today based on the racial tension and that fear mongering? ben stein: i think there has been a lot of fear. we have been involved in a war against terrorism for 16 years and don't seem to making much progress has been very maddening and frustrating, and i think in terms of racism and stirring up tension in the country, the fact that president obama did not just get up and say look, i'm on the side of the police, that is it. i'm on the side of the police, that is it. the police enforce the law, i am on the side of the police. [applause] ben stein: ok, yes sir. ther. stein, a

bizarre that vallejo police initially called it a hoax, an announcement the couple still feels is appalling. >> the horror these folks went through, it's just all about their in competence. >> reporter: muller had pretended he was with a group of gentlemen criminals and tried to convince denise he was just following orders. he was finally caught after attacking another couple in dub lynn. at one point today denise -- dublin. at one point today denise was so wraught with emotion she told muller to be a man, the so- called powerful man you tried to fool yourself into being by tormenting others. >> it's still not clear whether muller will stand trial on a handful of other crimes he is believed to have committed here in the bay area. >> it was a bizarre crime, strange all the way around, still no motive. >> there's some mental illness involved, but he pled guilty and he's going to prison. >>> tomorrow know tonight president trump's new budge proposal -- tonight president trump's new budget proposal calls for deep cuts to the epa and state department in order to finance a big boost in defense sp

volunteers had combed the peaks and valleys in appalling weather conditions, looking for the aircrafthe seaside town of harlech. there is very difficult and hazardous terrain involved and it‘s in the area of south snowdonia. a crash that has been located, along with five people, all of whom are deceased. we are now preserving the scene for a joint investigation with the air investigation branch. the bbc understands those on board were husband and wife ruth and kevin burke, and three other members of their wider family. the couple lived in the village of hulcote near milton keynes. a family spokesman has revealed that six children lost their parents in the crash. this is the type of helicopter involved, a twin engined squirrel. it took off from near luton yesterday lunchtime but failed to arrive at its destination in ireland. it was initially thought it had crashed into the sea, but it was then established it had disappeared from radar in north wales. police described search conditions as atrocious, with visibility down to less than ten metres in places. the aircraft was eventually fou

that was so appalling to me to have a moral equivalency between this fella who is -- i don't know how many deaths he's responsible for, for example, in chech nia where we put down any opposition with great killing. >> there were several assassinations just last week. >> yeah. one guy was thrown out of a fourth story window. so to state there is some moral equivalency between an imperfect nation, that's the united states of america, and vladimir putin is appalling. >> i'm always struck at how you get people to confide in you. >> is there something different about podcast and tv? >> there is because podcast are conversations. they're not interviews. i'm not looking to make news in these podcasts. i want people to know the person i'm talking to better, and it is particularly important to me. i ran a campaign against john mccain. i respect him deeply. i want to establish the principal that you can disagree on things and still respect each other and still have a good conversation. and that's what i've tried to do here. >> it brings up this issue for republicans one of the big questions in

in a statement the organization said it is appalled "that anyone would exploit a young athlete or child in this manner." usa gymnastics "first learned of an athlete's concern about dr. nassar in june 2015," the statement said. "five weeks later after an internal review, it reported him to the fbi and relieved him of any further assignments." usa gymnastics told us it has long had a policy that adult staff should avoid being alone with a minor. >> how often were you alone with him? >> most of the time. >> reporter: just in the treatment area or also in your bedroom? >> in our cabins. they were like cabins. yeah. >> reporter: that's like your bedroom. >> yeah. mm-hmm. >> reporter: did the karolyis know that dr. nassar was alone with you for these treatments? >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you know that? >> they had to know. i mean, there was no one else with him. and that's the thing too. to think like -- in the bed? the treatment was in the bed. in my bed that i slept on. at the ranch. >> reporter: bela and marta karolyi declined to give us an interview. but in a statement they said they w

>> don, this is just absolutely appalling and there's no excuse for it.he thing that's really troubling to me is there's been so little commentary coming from the left. you know, where is nancy pelosi condemning this? you know, he really should have by now come out with an apology. instead, he started dancing around and trying to say that it was just a southern expression. well, look, i'm from the south, and that dog won't hunt. this is just a really, really appalling, undermining of a woman in power that should be being condemned across the board. i saw that hillary had condemned right before we came on air. i appreciate that. but we need to see that a whole lot more coming from the left. >> hillary, go ahead. >> i thought it was a stupid thing to say. you know, kind of shocking from a congressman. but, look, i don't think it's a -- i thought the whole picture story got a little bit too much attention anyway. you know, kellyanne sort of kneeling on the couch was an sn internet meme for two days. really? it was more interesting that the hbcu college presi

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the president of ridley hockey in the statement saying we are disgusted and appalled at our players and no way condone our players and they will take any discipline handed out by the league. >>> president donald trump's first one days in office, there's good news on dmik -- economic front and controversy about a former member of his cabinet. >> reporter: president obama wants any evidence handed over if president obama had trump tower wiretapped. >> thank you press. >> reporter: meanwhile, the white house knew that michael flynn might be working as a foreign agent becomes a national security advisor, he was forced out of the job for misrepresenting about the russian ambassador. he was tired by the turkey-connected company. he filed as a foreign agent the first time that president trump learned of his turkish connection. >>> good economic news, unemployment down 4.7% and 235,000 jobs created in february, many in construction which had the strongest month in nearly a decade. manufacturing and mining jobs up. president trump tweeted, great again, 235,000, in the past he called them phone a

the nspcc described the response of facebook as appalling but the network site says it takes the matter is continuing to improve its system for removing such content. joining me now isjim gamble. he is a child detection and social media adviser. thank you forjoining us. is its uprising to you that facebook are in this predicament, haven't they over the past few years made effo rts they over the past few years made efforts to deal with this situation? they have made radical improvements over the last decade, i have been a critic of facebook and will continue to criticise the more i feel it is appropriate, but i think, having made some enquiries before coming to do this interview tonight, that a lot of context is being last year. facebook have 1.9 billion active monthly users, so it is very difficult to manage an moderate that type of level of interaction. what i know is that of the image is reported to facebook, one was actually a child exploitation image and that is one too many and that one image should have been identified by the algorithms within their system or by the foot of dna th

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