i'm standing next to paul doherty, spokesperson for pg&e. this is the early stages. p they have on scene working shoulder to shoulder trying to mitigate this incident. we believe there was a private contractor doing fiber optic work in the street when a gas line was hit. >> thank you, chief hayes white. as the chief mentioned, we are working hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder with the fire department to make the situation safe. our crews are on site. initial reports indicate this was a third party dig-in related to a construction project, and not in any way associated with pg&e, and as i mentioned we're working diligently and safely as quickly as possible to resolve >> reporter: can you turn the gas off yet? >> reporter: what is taking you so long? >> when we have more information based on our crew's activity when can give you an activity. >> reporter: what is the protocol, how is this process working and why is it taking so long? >> as i mentioned, we'll have more information as soon as that's available. we're actively working the situation right now to get this res

them and him the oldest daughter under you we put you on bridge last night randall doherty believes email. will be your. apparent anguished cry his fourteen year old daughter even dead brutally murdered if that reality isn't horrible enough the family must now cope with the fact that a relative is to blame twenty two year old damon tippett oh chris. after that to the cry. when. they walked into the corridor and made it sound like i just walked into this interrogation room. i used to be one of those people who believed that someone would never confess to something to do. and society as a whole believes that. but you know here i am here i said. hello to. the stairs to the street and straight face tells them yes it's time for each of you is going to prison if he's going to ask you to stay. on this last bridge to see if i'm seeing all. of this. is. that. all. of us. are going to get this matter to you. here. you sit there and just. smile and lie it ain't nothing we've all seen it all all the things you think you see. it takes a lot out of me when i see him you saw what happened today. and bef

the oldest daughter under the bridge last night triangle doherty believes. there. was. a parent anguished cry his fourteen year old daughter even dead brutally murdered if that reality isn't horrible enough the family must now cope with the fact that a relative. twenty two year old. to the cry. when. they walked into the corridor and made it sound like i just walked into this interrogation room. i used to be one of those people who believed someone would never confessed they didn't do. and society as a whole believes that. but yet here i am. no longer after. the stairs to the street three days two thousand and thirteen yes it's time for each of you is going to listen to this he's going to the stage. on this last bridge to see if any. of this. will. ah you can. see we here are even funny. at the very. least and then just smile on and smile and like it ain't nothing we all slop become all things do you think we see something. that takes a lot out of me when i see him you saw what happened today. and before the court hearings was a month apart or two months apart we was in

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the sasa was investigating atlanta public schools, they didn't equally and up investigation into dohertyools. it was flagged in the statewide look at the erasure analysis. doherty county had cheating on par with atlanta public schools according to the gbi, yet the local district attorney did not bring any charges. one of the big differences was the superintendent was a white woman, whereas beverly hall is a black woman who was a rising star in the field of urban education. juan: has anything changed in atlanta public schools in terms of student achievement, in terms are administered, in terms of their sense of modernizing enterprirising publc education? >> if anything, this has reinforced the kind of corporate education reforms that we feel contributed to the conditions that created the cheating scandal. the narrative was constructed in a way to say, look how terrible public schools are. they are rife with corruption. they are failing. we need charters schools as an alternative, data-driven education instruction as an alternative. that is going to be the answer. time nathan of the deal i

elliott abrams urged world powers to communicate only with the country's opposition leader won by doherty's rachel blevins as more. special envoy to venezuela elliott abrams is speaking out today and he's saying that he's actually calling for president maduro to prevent israel from. and he's making a really strong statement on a day when a number of countries all came together in europe way to talk about political solutions to the crisis and been a spoiler those countries were made up of both nations that support and nations that support opposition leader. really interesting thing abrams speaking out specifically and calling for maturer to leave the country now he didn't say exactly where he expects to go but he did make a very bold statement and here is his comment about material specifically instead of trying to accommodate the group through contact groups or dialogue we urge countries to recognize one going to always interim president and join us the time for dialogue with the girl has long. don't fall into a trap the girl has said many times before where there's a fully dialogue rather

sudden arsonists are to europe correspondent peter all of our bring us right up to date thanks pete doherty. a leading global human rights group is being accused by its own stuff of bullying discrimination and abuse of power the international is one of the world's oldest humanitarian groups but a review of its workplace practices has revealed the toxic culture. there are multiple reports of managers belittling staff in meetings deliberately excluding certain staff from reporting or making demeaning menacing comments like here or you should quit if you seen this position your life will be misery well the well being review was launched after two honesty employees committed suicide within six weeks of each other about was last year at ruth's lynn mcgregor worked as an intern is said to have developed anxiety during her time with the humanitarian group researcher gaetan moved to was that on the stay for more than thirty years and blame the organization for pressures of work before taking his own life with more on the review here is on the sea of her commitment. we're facing a situation where th

a penalty was shot through after matt doherty was but done in the box.to take the penalty. this time he clipped the outside of the post, disappointment for him and that is the second penalty he has missed in his last ten. mentally we were good today. it was a tough game and wolves played their way and they do it really well but tactically we were very good. we we re but tactically we were very good. we were not fluent as i say at the start, but i thought we were dog—eared and mentality ways we were good. it was a shame we cannot get the win we wanted to but we will ta ke the win we wanted to but we will take the point and move on. the win we wanted to but we will take the point and move onlj the win we wanted to but we will take the point and move on. i think bournemouth will go for the game. some times when team is up in control and sometimes there is chances but i think all the players we re really chances but i think all the players were really committed to the game, so when ic my players so committed i ama so when ic my players so committed i am a ha

doherty in the case was the brother of the former attorney general, harry doherty. he had been involved in the teapot dome matters. in this instance, congress was seeking testimony and documents from the brother of harry doherty, to again, to complete the investigation of this and the brother refused. this also went to the supreme court and in that case the court made it very clear that this was an appropriate legislative purpose to investigate the possible wrongdoing in the executive branch and therefore it did enforce that request. >> and these are the types of cases you believe courts will look at for precedence, correct? >> again, it is speculation on my part, but i would think if i were a judge or a clerk for the judge, that would be an area i would direct my attention to. >> thank you, i yield back my time. thank you again, mister chairman. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes for five minutes, mister reed. >> thank you, mister chairman. this has been a very insightful panel and i appreciate the testimony of the witnesses. but as i venture down my questionin

. >> sean doherty of pennsylvania said he was first listed by a priest over 30 years ago when he was only 10 years old. he brought photos of four victims that later committed suicide. he said he was disappointed that pope francis did not attend the meeting yesterday. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have new information out of chicago, illinois where empire after jussie smollett has turned himself into the police and facing a felony charges and disorderly conduct. he is accused of staging the attack on him last month by two nigerian brothers that he allegedly paid $3200 to attack him, and they killed racist and homophobic slurs and put the noose around his neck. their lawyers say that jussie smollett put them up to it. his lawyer says that he enjoys the presumption of innocence and they are planning to mount an aggressive defense. jussie smollett is expected to be in the chicago courtroom this afternoon and if convicted he will. >>> it is 5:07 am. >>> special counsel robert mueller probe on russian meddling in the 2016 election to be approaching the finish line. the at

in this instance, congress was seeking testimony and documents from the brother of harry dowdy -- doherty to complete the investigation and the brother refused, this also went to the supreme court and in that case the court made it clear that this was an appropriate legislative purpose , to investigate the possible wrongdoing in the executive branch and therefore did enforce the request . >> these are the types of cases you believe the courts will look at for president -- precedent . >> it's speculation on my part but it would be, i would think if i were a judge or a clerk for the judge, that would certainly be an area i would attract the attention to . >> i yield back my time, thank you again mister chairman . >> thank you. the chair now recognizes for five minutes mr. read . >> thank you mister chairman. this has been very insightful. i appreciate the testimony of the witnesses. as a venture down for questioning, i want to be clear, i've heard from each witness that there is a right to privacy issue here, based on the historical review of the documents from each testament. does anyone d

congress isn't likely to accidentally burden my doherty religion practices. if congress goes after a majority religion it is probably on purpose. therefore members of the majority religions would not have to seek medical accommodations often but congress is more likely to innocently burden minority religious groups who have obligations that are less well- known and less well understood by congress. thus under justice scalia's proposal members of minority faiths would be more likely to find themselves in front of congress requesting an accommodation then having to justify their fate. rfra solves this problem by offering blank exemptions to laws that burden religious exercise. there is no need to explain your faith to congress on a case-by-case basis because a blanket accommodation is offered. a recent review of cases indicates minority religious groups use rfra is frequently and it should be well expected. jews specifically have used rfra to protect their religion in a number of instances. a jewish air force chaplain brought a case protecting his right to term

it's 1—1 in wolverhampton after shrewbury pulled on back after matt doherty scored for wolves in the goaless between qpr and portsmouth and in newport with the winner of that game set to face manchester city in the fifth round. elsewhere in football, jose mourinho has accepted a one—year prison sentence for tax fraud in spain. the former manchester united manger will not serve any time in jail after exchanging the sentence for a fine ofjust over £2 million. spanish prosecutors, who have also brought similar charges against cristiano ronaldo and lionel messi, say mourinho failed to declare revenues from image rights from 2011 and 2012 when he was coach of real madrid. the manchester city boss pep guardiola says he is not ruling chelsea and manchester united out of premier league title contention. the pair are 12 and 14 points behind leaders liverpool respectively. however, guardiola, whose side take on everton tomorrow, says the title battle is notjust between liverpool, city and tottenham. we will be the champion and we have seen we will be the champion and we have seenin we will be

we can talk to dr simon doherty from the british veterinary association. to us. tell us about what happened to fluffy the cat? this was a nearly unresponsive cat, found in the snow, she was brought into a clinic by her owners and she was almost entirely covered in snowballs. at first her body temperature did not even register on the clinical thermometers, the staff used towels, cage warmers, intravenous fluids in the cab's recovery and one of the best said the cat started to bounce back after some hours of treatment. on facebook the clinic posted pictures and wrote her temperature was very low and after many hours she recovered and is now completely normal. they went on to say fluffy is amazing. her owners found her in the snow crouched down looking like she was hunting something, they think something might have happened to her, something dramatic, like maybe something fell on her or she was chased by something which landed her and led to her being injured and in that position. you mentioned intravenous fluids and cage warmers, but you did not mention a he

. >>> assessment a seven police officer now faces up to 20 years in prison. 44-year-old rain doherty guilty to robbing two banks last year and that first bank robbery he got away with $9000 in the second nearly $1500 . he's also among several san francisco police officers who were accused of sending racist text messages. he will be sentenced for the bank robberies in may. seven police said they've made 50 arrests and just five hours during a sweep of the city tenderloin neighborhood. and the thickness of the suspects were taken sagacity wednesday. they were wanted for a wide variety of crimes across the bay area ranging from selling drugs to burglary and assault. eight of the suspects parolees. >> we were looking for all types of violation, quality of life, misdemeanor, and felony, try to respond to some of the community issues that are ongoing. >> san francisco police said they are also stepping up their efforts to get help for people with drugs, alcohol, and mental health problems. >>> producers of the park show "empire and coach say jussie smollett's character will be removed from

jewel doherty from the wilson center. i have a question, something that tom mentioned at the top. the rules of let's say the rules of war. can you actually come up with any viable way of creating any rules of competition when you have countries that do not look at human rights or civil society, government the way the united states does? >> jill, i think so, and i think it's incumbent on us to do that. we have two very different systems. we are in as i said a new phase of competition, and some of it matters a lot, you know, as joe said at the beginning. whether you win some of these races i think will make a big difference, and as jack just said, i think who gets in the lead in some of these technologies will make a big difference on standard setting and ethics and the risks that we face, but we have to set rules. for leadership in the united states and china for the next decades, half century into the 21st century will be to manage this relationship and not have it on a path towards inevitable conflict, and there will be areas where we will compete. there will be areas where we wi

ainsley: chef john doherty is creating favorite presidential meals to serve at his current restaurantesident gorbachev, hosted by president reagan, president-elect george h.w. bush steve: beautiful. >> this dish was done for president clinton. it is scrap roll dish with -- school lops, and mash the potatoes. brian: do you find out what they want or maersk it, let them deal with it. >> we president them the menu through the state department for approval. unless there was allergy or something, it was already approved. steve: is that a pesto? >> this is chief emulsion. ainsley: did you serve food -- >> got to put some caviar on there. steve: of course. ainsley: did you serve these dishes at the waldorf when the presidents were staying there? >> exactly. this was done on governors island. ainsley: did you get to chat with them for a while? >> yes. actually president bush senior would always want to know what they were going to have. would want to know how the dish was being made. president reagan of course was so gracious. us a making sure said thank you no matter what the meal was. this