that's working cummings was from. that's as a confederate nurse, kate cummings was a more likely hospital nurse than we might have first imagined. testimony of people like wilson, aevans hel-received not novelist, testifies that white women concerned about reputation took a rather dim view of hospital work. she is quite worried of a single solely herwill reputation -- as a single woman that will sully her reputation. it became clear that by 1862 that women did not take up this burden in the confederacy regardless of their marital status. chestnut shrank from the prospect of doing such work, unlike her friend, alisa mccourt. i always wondered why is that chestnut demurred when it came to doing much work in the hospital. she occasionally brought food, but she is not what i would consider a nurse like cummings. perhaps because chestnut did not have any children of her own. .his hit her in a place kate cummings was a spin stress who perhaps have than widowed women who had to go to work. we have a picture of phoebe yates,

alan cumming is back on the show.one of our favorites. [ cheers and applause ] she is the host of cnn's new series, "sex and love around the world." journalist christiane amanpour is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and music from an incredible singer, beth ditto is here on "late night" tonight. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to that, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders holds a lot of press briefings. but i don't think they'd asked all the questions we need answers to. so we decided to hold another one right here, right now. that's right, sarah huckabee sanders and the "late night" press corps are here in our studio and ready to go. so without further ado, it's time for the "late night white house press briefing." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: madam secretary. madam secretary. yes, yes, mrs. sanders, thank you. seth meyers. "late night with seth meyers." secretary sanders, would you like to open with some nonsense to try and distract us from the fact that the world is burning? >>

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i know it don cummings wanted to do -- what don cummings wanted to do. i didn't work, i didn't end up working. i didn't -- wasn't in the country when the referendum happened. the proposal that was sent, if you look at it it's a pilot proposal that talks about i can't even remember how many records. it didn't amount to anything near one million records. what i said to him was i said data," try to include but i was skeptical given the time restraints they had -- i know the referendum and been called, but it was set to be sometime in the spring -- that didn't strike me as a feasible timeline, given that they didn't have the electoral register. nothing came of that. julian knight: what were you trying to pitch -- why were you trying to pitch? christopher wylie: because he asked me to. i did it, right? i have a meeting with dom. they ask "can you send me your thoughts on what could be feasible?" that's what i sent. nothing came of it. julian knight: schultz, you are -- --an you are clearly an intelligent man. would you try to do on your own, it has worked out

. >> reporter: congressman cummings is calling for the house oversight committee to issue a subpoenae rob porter scandal. you'll recall that rob porter was the former white house staff secretary who resigned last month over allegations of spousal abuse, which opened up a whole can of worms about the white house security clearance process. this request for information goes back to last month, when you had cummings and the republican chairman of that committee trey gowdy requesting specific information from the white house. they wanted details about the timeline of the porter background check, when white house officials became aware of the problems in his past. and what specifically they did about it once they found out that information. now, last night the committee heard back from the legislative director at the white house, essentially talking about changes they made to the security clearance problems, but ignoring questions, specific questions they asked about porter. mark kelly writes consistent with your letter's request, we would be pleased to update you and others on the progre

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mr wylie quoted the director of vote leave, dominic cummings.ngs himself said this is what won brexit from him. he said aiq, they couldn't have done it without them and it's explained by the fact they spent 40% of their budget on aiq. are you going as far as saying that these institutions, had they not cheated, in your words, the outcome of the referendum might be different? is that what you are saying? i think it is completely reasonable to say that you are looking at a different outcome in the referendum had they not been, in my view, cheating. just before the hearing the head of facebook, mark zuckerberg, rejected an invitation to appear before the committee. i think given the extraordinary evidence we heard so far today, it is absolutely astonishing that mark zuckerberg be prepared to submit himself to questioning in front of a parliamentary and professional hearing given that these are fundamental importances and concerns to facebook users and to our inquiry as well. we urge them to think again if he has any care for his company services. d

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the scottish cup semi—finals, that's after rangers beat falkirk 4—1 at ibrox this afternoon. jason cummingser—final and will face either aberdeen or kilmarnock in the last four. england women's coach phil neville faces his toughest assignment so far shortly, when his side take on germany in their second match of the she believes tournament in newjersey. our reporterjo currie is pitchside at the red bull arena. jo, it was win over france last time out — tonight will be tougher, won't it? you have just missed the england players out on the pitch training a moment ago. it probably will be a tougher test than france. they are the olympic champions, the world number two, the olympic champions, the world numbertwo, and the olympic champions, the world number two, and they have beaten england before. england come into this match of the back of a 4—1 wind against france, where as germany lost to the usa, said the england tea m lost to the usa, said the england team should come into this match with more confidence. the team have had a bit of a pep talk from one of the biggest names in the game, have

en su historia con una generacin que ha llevado al pais canalero a trascender en el futbol harold cummingsundialista. >>> y creo que sÍ, creo que si, creo que cada panameÑo que tenga posibilidad que juege al fÚtbol, tiene chance para estar en la Última lista de la copa mundial de rusia. voy a dar pelea por conseguir mi puesto, todos necesitan estar con los mejores, asÍ que todos futbolista que tenga chance para ir, va a pelear para un cupo en el mundial, es una cosa aunque no se vive todo el tiempo, no todos pueden jugarlo. >>> siguen siendiendo los ecos de roman torres que le da el paso al mundial. >>> yo creo que como hoy todos los panameÑos amamos a torres, de verdad es un lÍder del equipo, creo que es ejemplo de admiraciÓn, esfuerzo y valentÍa, hoy estamos aquÍ donde estamos gracias a la dicha de dios, la concentraciÓn del equipo y el gol que hizo. >>> nos devolviÓ la vida a demasiados. > >>> eres un hombre muv joven, estoy seguro que te va a ir bien, porque serÁs convocado, dios primero, ojalÁ que asÍ sea. >>> vamos a trabajar, vamos a ir paso a paso, esperemos que aquÍ o allÁ, las le

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it's not clear how gowdy and cummings will respond. >> the stormy daniels scandal, multiple sources telling cnn some officials are worried the accusations and thorny legal fight could wind up dwarfing some of the president's past transgressions. lawmakers trying hard to distance congress from this mess. >> i haven't put a second of thought into this. just not on my radar screen. >> i don't know that we necessarily have to get involved. you can sure if any of that were happening with a democrat, the republicans would be very involved in it. our time should be spent making the future better for the american people. >> there was nos white house briefing on thursday. president trump is upset we're told with sara sanders for her handling of the stormy daniels on wednesday. she told reporters are an arbitration case was won in the president's favor marking the first time the president was involved in any way with daniels. >>> the interior department defending the nearly $139,000 price tag toup grade the doors. yes, doors to secretary ryan zinke keying office. a spokesperson says the project is ne

about it, vote leave, borisjohnson, dominic of fighting about it, vote leave, boris johnson, dominic cummingsargue, yes, and looking at cambridge analytica, they have been mythologised by the magic, the new technology of facebook and data sensitive polling, given that, if they are so smart, let‘s remember, before donald trump they advised ted cruz, then he should be president, if they apparently are wizards who can control elections(!) it is not quite the case. so you are co mforta ble quite the case. so you are comfortable with the practices they are said to have carried out, cambridge analytica, saying they have done nothing wrong. they are perfectly entitled to have all sorts of academic credentials and boast what they can about their work, i think a lot of what people are getting excited about is they are overselling themselves. there is not much in research to suggest that their work has... there is no definitive effect of them changing things, obviously it is helpful, it is wonderful, new unprecedented territory, having to understand what motivates voters and trying to understand them a

vote leave‘s dominic cummings said...gth groups were legal. the electoral commission gave us written permission. the whistle—blowers are provably lying. we leave the eu in a year and this lame gossip won't even be a historical footnote." if you look just at advertising and media spend, the leave campaign actually outspent the remain campaign by a sizeable amount. and these third—party groups are an important reason why. the thing is though, if you ask senior data wranglers for the remain campaign whether they think this is why they lost, they say no. and they give three important reasons. first of all, they think this extra money wasn't spent well. secondly, they point out that remain had its own advantages, like the support of the government machine. and finally, as one put it to me, online advertising isn't magic. repeatedly studies have shown that the data that really works or drives voting turnout is previous voting history and census data. and so the data that a digital platform might offer you might be more specific

alan cummings stars in instinct on cbs. >> i think it's the first network in american television to have lead. that's a really big deal. it needs to be done and i'm the man to do it. >> you don't have to admit i was right. >> whoopi goldberg co-stars as his book editor. there's love between these two friends. their love of food couldn't be different. >> are you eating an empanada. >> it was a vegan empanada because allan as vegan. >> nick robinson stars in love simon out today. to find out how the young actor land introducing fresh step clean paws, low-tracking litter designed to stay off your floor, and everywhere else. let's make litter less of a mess. let's start fresh. 60% of women are wearing the wrong size pad and can experience leaks discover always my fit. find the number that's right for your flow and panty size on the top of any always pack. the better the fit, the better it protects. always. >> what was once just a dream is officially now a reality. season two of big little lies started shooting today. hallelujah. we all will be heading back to monterey because the first seaso

alan cummings stars in instinct on cbs. >> i think it's the first network in american television to have lead. that's a really big deal. it needs to be done and i'm the man to do it. >> you don't have to admit i was right. >> whoopi goldberg co-stars as his book editor. there's love between these two friends. their love of food couldn't be different. >> are you eating an empanada. >> it was a vegan empanada because allan as vegan. >> nick robinson stars in love simon out today. to find out how the young actor land >> what was once just a dream is officially now a reality. season two of big little lies started shooting today. hallelujah. we all will be heading back to monterey because the first season was so amazing. you may be wondering how could they improve upon the original? here's how. >> we have every cast member coming back, but also meryl streep is joining us. >> i'm still having a hard time casually saying meryl in the. i'm like it's [ bleep ] meryl streep. >> how will you initiate her into the girl squad? >> it's on. >> we had breaking of bread and now we're digging deep. >> her

jason cummings scored three of them.na's winner in their crucial match against atletico madrid, you would guess it was lionel messi. it was an exquisite free quick, but also messi's 600th goalfor club free quick, but also messi's 600th goal for club and country in an extraordinary career. barcelona's victory moves them eight pounds clear of rivals atletico madrid in second place. they are 15 points clear of real madrid, in third. the keeper had no chance. in the aviva premiership, exeter chiefs have extended their lead at the top after beating second placed saracens at sandy park. exeter took an early lead against the european champions with a second minute penalty before ben earl went on to score the first try of the game. the chiefs ran out 24—12 winners over a depleted saracens who were missing most of their internationals. the final of the welsh open snooker is taking place right now in cardiff and it looks like it's going to be a tight affair. john higgins and barry hawkins are locked together at 4—4. it's been a hi

i was raised cummings you were raised of the notion that in america anything is possible.ld be raised in a split level house with four kids and grandfather living with us and i could go on to become anything i wanted it to be. that is what i was taught and believed. they wonder whether or not anything is possible. speaking to your parents, the tax cut this multitrillion or billion-dollar tax code. it's got to be paid for. paul ryan has to set it straight. the only way to make up from us going bankrupt is lower the amount of social security being paid and lower the amount of money medicaid people get. that's what this is about. he would throw himself in front of a train before he allows that to happen. [applause] 70% of all of the nursing homes are women and middle-class women. they work like hell their whole life but in order to qualify to get into the nursing home, they have to sell every single thing they have. and the only reason they can stay is because of medicare. you are talking about throwing elderly women out on the streets. this isn't about -- this is specific. i

things is the sort of genius, or at least the guru within the leave campaign was a guy called dominic cummings length about how they ran this campaign. he said it wasn't inevitable that we won but lots of things went in our favour and we heavily advertised at the end with tailored messages online. people say, why do people miss the result of the referendum 7 say, why do people miss the result of the referendum? wire were people expecting remain to win and expecting remain to win and expecting us to vote to remain to stay in the european union? it's just possible that a lot of this last—minute advertising blitz that the leave campaign did swung some votes. maybe not enough to change the result, but maybe it was very effective. navy it went under the radar because was last—minute and because it so personalised —— maybe it went under the radar. even seeing the billboards like in the thatcher era, they were targeted messages on people's facebook pages. another echo of the us. the mail on sunday is running with the same story but they have a different take on it. this toxic sex row, they are callin

and a elijah cummings was a member of the president will continental congress, he was a member of the society as well. over to the right is what is known as an ordination certificate. the first methodist missionary. important is he approached george washington and spoke to him about the emancipation of freeing the slaves. he saw that as our very first president. and he's also up on our tapestry as well. the artifact confluence the story as you walk through. here we have some bibles within our collection. various different translations. maybe perhaps the psalms. these were produced by the american bible society and many came out from their missionary work. anti-slavery post slavery even continues today. here are some examples again of bibles that were created to be proslavery. here is one you might want to talk about. >> this is the moses of her people. most of us hopefully know the story of harriet tubman and the underground railroad. you will notice it's against slavery and for slavery. they used the bible to justify their cause. so we have the story of harriet tubman. he uses a book

c-h-p officials say the shooting happened on interstate 80 west of cummings skyway in crockett.s injured from one car but a number is not known at this time. all east bound traffic on 1-80 are being diverted to highway four. an investigation is on going right now. no estimate on when traffic will reopen. does this map show the peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. ya know, denny's new remind me of my favorite bakery. you mean, denny's denny's? yeah, denny's denny's. ♪ these are delicious. new craft pancakes. part of our seriously upgraded menu. (justine jr) fire in north beach. (jrstone) and stay tuned right after our newscast for the kron four hoop session. mark carpenter has a look at the golden state warriors and other local bay area basketball stephen curry says:"it's just about getting stron

watching the election the biggest intrigue was not about who won but rather about how many votes the cummings party from the problem good and then with said kill us because i got this call and he said he need to shave off his the stock if he got less than fifteen percent in the polls so now here's the thing he only got eleven percent so many are going to be watching to see if he can't is would so we took the liberty to show you what it might look like if you don't. look so bad you know this was the first presidential election for the only woman in the race for the kremlin because in your subject the reality show star turned politician was running as part of the liberal opposition by. presented herself as a candidate against all and although she got a little more than one point five percent of the vote she hasn't lost just yet he put trying to put out a campaign headquarters and the results began to roll in a. liberal opposition candidate thirty six year old sandy assumption showed up at her own h.q. just minutes after the last polling station in russia closed but really there was nothing to c

cummings essentially is saying he's been asking the white house for documentation on her involvement,rticipation on these private jets as well as information on whether she has faced any repercussions for flying on these private flights as well as has she decided to pay or reimburse taxpayers back for any of this. he says he's not received that information. so the reason why he's putting out this information today, publicly, is because he wants the chairman of house oversight to subpoena this information from the white house, which they say they haven't been receiving. >> so this was arranged by price's office, these flights, right? the idea is that kellyanne conway would have known if she's on a private flight, they're not flying commercial, they're not flying government, they're on a chartered aircraft which is always expensive. >> right. that's the thing. we don't have any indication right now to suggest that kellyanne conway essentially booked these private flights. but what this letter is laying out is she was very much there, she flew on these private jets with tom price on a nu

congressman lacy clay for yielding time, as well as the ranking member, elijah cummings, and chairman gowdy for bringing this bill to the floor. i rise in support of h.r. 4406. my bill to designate the post office located at 99 macombs place in new york, new york, as the tuskegee airman post office building. the tuskegee airmen hold a historic significance as the first black military aviators to serve in the u.s. army air corps during the peak of world war ii. at the time, racial segregation remained in the u.s. armed forces as well as much of the country. these men were treated as second-class citizens, and much of the military establishment believed back then that black soldiers were inferior to whilet soldiers. the -- white soldiers. the tuskegee airmen proved them wrong. they earned 150 distinguished flying crosses and flew missions in second-hand p-40 planes which were slower and more difficult to maneuver. yet, in their more than 200 missions, the tuskegee airmen had a better success rate than any other escort group of the air force. the tuskegee airmen were active in fighting a

. >>> actor allen cummings is taking on a new reel on the cbs drama called "instinct". >> he plays drdylan rinehart who ends up helping new york police after a killer starts planting crimes based on his book. earlier today i had a chance to chat with him about the show. >> what made you say i want to take on this role? >> there are so many different facets to him. one of the biggest things that drew me to it is i'm gay, the character is gay and he's married to a man. it's the first ever network drama in american television with a gay character in the leading role. i thought i wanted to be a part of that. >> instinct premiers this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. here on kpix5. >>> we are happy to be sponsoring the regional final of the bay area spelling bee this weekend. top spellers from bay elementary and middle schools will compete for a chance to go to the scripps national bee in may. >> and it is really tough. here's a little test for a's mascot stomper. >> todays word of the day is vertigrease. it means a blue or silver deposit on copper or bronze surfaces. >> so let's see what he does

tad cummings was found with a student in april after a 39-day manhunt.ummings is charged with transporting a minor across state lines to engage in sexual misconduct. he initially pleaded not guilty, but his attorney filed a document in federal court yesterday. >>> san francisco bidding to host the democratic national convention in 2020. "the examiner" reports mayor mark farrell sent a letter to the dnc chair saying that he wants san francisco to be considered as host city. he says it would send a strong message to president trump. the letter is the first step to submitting a formal bid. it's been a long time since it was ear. in fact, all the way back to 1984. >>> a chinese space station that is expected to fall to earth on easter sunday highlights a growing concern over space junk. >> yeah, it's estimated there are 29,000 pieces of space junk today. lockheed martin has just completed a radar station in the marshall islands called space fence. it's capable of tracking thousands of objects at a time. >> when the new objects are detected, we'll determine i

the shooting took place on the eastbound lanes of interstate 80 between willow avenue and cummings skyway. little yam kim, abc 7 news. >>> check out this crash in danville today, a driver plowed through the front of a taco bell on diablo road, smashed tables and booths, landing near the order counter. the driver was shaken but appeared to be unharmed and fire crews shored up the ceiling to keep it from collapsing. >>> a building that burned last night in san francisco has been deemed uninhabitable. the fire damaged a half dozen businesses. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in north beach with the latest. cornell? >> reporter: hi, dionne. this building has been red tagged, too unsafe to occupy. the barricades have been set up around union street between columbus and powell. it is off limits, there is kemp the facade could fall. business owners are trying to salvage what they can. >> we are looking at the smoke, it was coming out of the win dough. >> reporter: inside the restaurant half eaten dinners are where customers left saturday when owners told patrons to run. as a fierce fi

the shooting took place on the eastbound lanes of interstate 80 between willow avenue and cummings skyway. little yam kim, abc 7 news. >>> check out this crash in danville today, a driver plowed through the front of a taco bell on diablo road, smashed tables and booths, landing near the order counter. the driver was shaken but appeared to be unharmed and fire crews shored up the ceiling to keep it from collapsing. >>> a building that burned last night in san francisco has been deemed uninhabitable. the fire damaged a half dozen businesses. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in north beach with the latest. cornell? >> reporter: hi, dionne. this building has been red tagged, too unsafe to occupy. the barricades have been set up around union street between columbus and powell. it is off limits, there is the facade could fall. business owners are trying to salvage what they can. >> we are looking at the smoke, it was coming out of the win dough. >> reporter: inside the restaurant half eaten dinners are still on the table where customers left saturday when owners told patrons to run.

described as bland and on numerous occasions out of step with his boss donald trump the nomination of my cum pail to replace him is any good plan. our headline stories this hour more than thirty thousand civilians mileage to syria is. the largest evacuation since militants took control there. so russia's top diplomatic uses the u.k. of violating international law. to cooperate with moscow in the case of the former russian double agent poisoned in britain. are a good response some of the talking points being used by britain and its allies to accuse the kremlin of poisoning former spy. on his deal. with russia's presidential election fast approaching r.t. takes a look at how international media covering the. same rigorous standards they would in their home countries. wherever you're shooting in from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my name's o'neill our top story over thirteen thousand people have to escape the militant controlled syrian enclave of eastern using russia's sponsored humanitarian corridor it's the largest number to have been evacuated f

there putin will help him is he is an electoral cum playing inside their arch as the russian federation because more. pressing will be on putin so i just want to pick you up on something you said. right at the beginning of the program when you felt that the russia's role in syria in crimea and ukraine may have something to do with all of this. grey mir is a salute to the definitely russia will never change is. and never always draw from crimea it is sad kind of place for russians and support and will enjoy support from all russian population it is not only his decision i seeing that. consolidating public opinion from. favor of putin will be a absolutely right now that's why it before the election old period he. make a visit to crimea and he didn't straighted that big success all russia when it accepted crimea or russians to russian federation i think he is not contradicted to his his own interest is before an electorate. and that's why i conceded that. gray media it is being a cart in the hand of putin were his army all this electoral votes through rago that we're watching today in russ

cummings would be the full chair of the oversight committee, i'd be the subcommittee chair on nationalink at that point we would begin a relentless pursuit of the truth which frightens the white house a great deal, i'm sure. >> congressman lynch, thank you so much for being with us and thanks to cummings who has been on the forefront of this. we appreciate it. ben, i'm curious about the devin nunes inspired investigation of the fbi and the fisa process. what do you think we see coming from that? >>, we i think it's important here to zoom out and to understand the damage that devin nunes has done over the last year. there used to be this thing called the intelligence oversight system in which congress -- not perfectly, not without political valances and sometimes partisan disputes conducted impartial oversight of the intelligence community and that has been destroyed in devin nunes's attacks on the fbi and casting of aspersions on people for really doing their jobs with respect to the fisa process and blowing intelligence sources and blowing fisa targets and we've never seen anything li

p but in tt, domonic cummings, the head of the vote leave dcampaign, s this on aggregate iq, the whole other name linked to cambridge analytica. without a doubt the vote leave campaign owes a great deal of success to aggregate iq, we tuldn't have done i without them. he's kind of admitting that it was vital. >> they played pivotal role. 40% of vote leave's spending went t aggregate iq, which was set up during my time at cambridge analytica to support cambrie analytica projects. during the time of the referendum, all of its clients were cambridge analytica clients. although thisompany has a different name, it is so closely linked to cambridge analytica. the concern here is that this company was used to funnel money that allowed vote leave to massively overspend, potentially one of the largest, you know, breaches of eleoral spending limits in british history, or at least modern british hianory. that's deeply concerning because brexit was won by less than 2% of the vote. >> that's so crucial to remember. itas less than 2%. let me ask you this, the new head of cambridge analytica's, the ot

jason cummings scored three of them.d will face either aberdeen or kilmarnock in the last four. great britain's andrew pozzi has won the men's 60 metre hurdles gold at the world athletics championships in birmingham. pozzi had qualified as fastest for the final but he looked to have been pipped on the line by the american, jarrett eaton. there was a photo finish between the two athletes and just a hundredth of a second between them. after a nervous wait though, victory was confirmed for pozzi in front of a home crowd in birmingham. the 25—year—old, who's great britain's joint team captain, grew up not far away from the arena itself in straford—upon—avon. it's pozzi's first global title after taking european indoor gold last year. my heart stopped at the end there. i knew at the fifth hurdle, i was behind and i cannot describe how much i wanted it. i was hoping to get there and theyjust much i wanted it. i was hoping to get there and they just about much i wanted it. i was hoping to get there and theyjust about got there.

like david morrissey like neil gaiman's actors like gwendolyn christy we've had me in westwood alan cumming peter policy who have all come out and supported this so much of an impact do you think celebrity endorsements probably the inappropriate word to use but celebrities to that reason when it's in relation to issues has ordered on the support for that particular public support well i think it has had a huge impact actually because celebrities can use you know their personal followings their social media platforms to raise awareness of an issue which can be quite difficult to cut through it's quite a technical legislative issue so to. high profile support that we've had from celebrities it does actually motivate constituents to want to their own pace and i think that has been really important in kind of having that momentum raising awareness and encouraging them pays to stay in vote and that's why we had such a fantastic turnout. you know weren't really expecting but it was a hugely welcome for so many and pays to stay and vote if you got cross each and see work. for it because i think wh

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head coach gregor townsend has called up the glasgow trio of scott cummings, matt fagerson and adam hastingsre could be a debut in store for one of them. he's also named matt scott and richie vernon in the squad and retained tommy seemore, who missed saturday's defeat by ireland with a back problem. and there are six new names in the scotland football squad for this month's games against costa rica and hungary. manchester united midfielder scott mctominay‘s place is confirmed in alex mcleish's first selection of his second spell in charge of the national team. mctominay recently favoured playing for scotland despite being availbale for england. michael o'neil has handed first senior northern ireland call ups to norwich defenderjamal lewis and falkirk goalkeeper conor hazard. they've been named in the squad for this month's friendly against south korea at windsor park. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website — bbc. co. uk/sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour. some news from the world of fashion, hubert de givenchy, the aristocrat

vote leave's former campaign director dominic cummings has dismissed the allegations.ir sanni says his lawyers will produce more evidence tomorrow to back up his allegations. we will see, but it is certainly the case that the referendum watchdog, the electoral commission, is already investigating. and some opposition politicians here at westminster say that their powers are stuck in the analogue age and are inadequate to deal with the challenges of the digital world. what i think it's to happen is, theresa may needs to make sure the electoral commission has the resources to fully investigate the resources to fully investigate the allegations made that there was collusion, criminal collusion, because let's remember, the people that led these campaigns are now senior cabinet members. that led these campaigns are now senior cabinet memberslj that led these campaigns are now senior cabinet members. i think what this whole saga demonstrates is that the electoral commission simply doesn't have the resources or the power, it has been looking at this for more than a year and n

a third party cambridge analytics and they used the data for election campaigns for influencing the cum pains so and the question is how can facebook know this and give the data let the data flow to this third party cambridge a logical so that's a real question facebook after we talked before the german election and there was fear here that. the social bonds of manipulation of the election was going to happen the way that we saw in the united states based on what we know we didn't happen so what what have what has germany done right that maybe the u.k. and the us haven't got right so maybe we focus its situation right from the beginning we talked also about the situation that we had to change the law if there is intelligence using social media to influence election campaigns it didn't come that far but in the end we were very much about social media influence on election campaigns we didn't saw it happening in two thousand and seventeen. in that impact but in the end there was an influence social media in germany when you or talking with your committee or even when you meet with the gov

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cum run bieber has lived in spain and france since the late one nine hundred seventy s. the architect artist and collector left his homeland a year before the iranian revolution. dba knows the tehran collection more intimately than most for he was once closely associated with it and he still spends a lot of time thinking about what's become of it he is the architect who designed the tehran museum of contemporary art in the one nine hundred seventy s. . debo was also its first director of the tehran museum of contemporary art held the largest and most valuable collection of contemporary art outside europe and north america. the capital of iran in the one nine hundred seventy s. the city experienced a rapid transformation into a modern metropolis western consumer goods were readily available the surge in oil prices allowed the city to become a hub for international business and lifestyle. the only thing missing was a place to show modern art. empress. actively promoted culture and art in iran. because more. mccarthy. today she lives in paris she left iran for a life in exi

will polls tricks out of a hat in a surprising fashion like how she managed to appoint an acclaimed cum cabin bar and nobody had expected that and you could tell that i'm going back i was really really pleased. her effect on me was her. and. that is just something that will always remain a mystery to me how she has this power instinct more than other people's interest in what pascal was saying pasco was saying that the germans want somebody that wants a leader who is per match they want from them spectacular leader a calm a consensual leader but my impression of the last couple of weeks or so many people have been saying they would like to see german politics more polarized they would like to see more to use the german word stright they want more conflict and control controversy would that be better for germany. i think i'll go america for talking about her. what's according to them also keep your friends close and your enemies closer so you know she she manages to whenever there is the bubbling when of the public raul within her own party is about to break out she manages to contain it

the former campaign director, dominic cummings, denies any wrongdoing and has dismissed the allegationsvidence tomorrow at back up his allegations. we will see, but it is certainly the case that the referendum watchdog, the electoral commission, is already investigating. some opposition politicians here at westminster stay that their powers are stuck in the yan —— say that their powers are stuck in the analogue age and their unable to deal with the challenges of the digital world. theresa may needs to make sure the electoral commission has the resources to fully investigate the allegations that there was criminal collusion. let's remember, the people that led these campaigns are now senior cabinet members. this whole saga demonstrates that the electoral commission simply doesn't have the resource of the power and has been looking at this for over a year and nothing has happened. whatever the result of the investigation into vote leave activities, government ministers have been clear how long the referendum would be rerun. and on a different story — jeremy corbyn has made a statement on

cum run diva mainly bought works by contemporary american artists at prices that are absurdly low by today's standards . just say. the total amount spent on art purchases while he was the museum director was about three and a half million dollars. this is three or so. and he said like to be done and well it was a fortune but has now multiplied in value. at that time i was fortunate to have had the chance to meet some of the artists myself. for example i met shy guys in the south of france fire and henry more the more they were hard yes warhol it was very interesting to see warhol if he came to iran and made par shirts of the shah he and a few others he was a very quiet and gentle man a little shy but we had a good reporter who did have a bit to bomb. almost forty years ago on the morning of the day the museum was to be opened in tehran come runty but woke up with his heart pounding he was nervous it was supposed to be a major event. he wanted to celebrate a festival of art as well as demonstrate iran's ability to hold its own on the international level. it was the evening of october