skinner. i know that the congressmen and the senators -- >> thank you very much, mr. president. >> thank you very much, and we want to help and we care about what is happening in alaska. >> thank you. >> we have begun immediately to implement the president's plan, and met with the department of resources which secretary cheney will talk about in a minute, and we have met with the exxon people, and meet with that again this afternoon, and we are moving full scale ahead of the prince william sound and any other areas affected as close to nature as possible. i will take secretary cheney and bill riley would like to. >> i will be very brief. obviously, the role at the pentagon in this effort is a supporting one. i feel it is important that we have been actively involved already. and we have had a large number of flights into the c-1as to transport equipment, and a team leaving today to see what additional support and assistance we can provide. all of this is going to be under the command of genera

taking questions from reporters, then defense secretary dick cheney, transportation secretary samuel skinner and epa administrator william riley. >> i have a statement i'm glad to take a few questions and referred to our experts here. but virtually every american is familiar with the tragic environmental disaster in alaskan waters and more than 10 million gallons of oil happens filled with deadly results for wildlife and hardship for local citizens. we all share the sorrow and concern of alaska ends and the determination to mount a sustained cleanup effort, our ultimate goal much to be the complete restoration of the ecology and the economy of prince william sound including all of its fish, marine mammals, birds and other wildlife. the exxon corporation is acknowledged responsibility for this bill, and its liability for the damage. as exxon should remain responsible for both damages and for employing civilian personnel, necessary to control further damage. however, exxon's effort, standing alone are not enough. and after consulting with the congressional delegation, senator ted stevens, sena

skinner -- and with mr mrmr. mr.eilly idea. >> with respect to radar guidance, it's not the coast guard's position, policy or responsibility that that ship at the time of the collision be under radar guidance? >> no, we don't do radar control in the way faa does aircraft control in any waters, anyplace. what we do, it's an advisory service. we tell the vessel what vessels they're liable to meet and things that complicate their passage. in valdez we do more than anywhere else. we forbid traffic, one-way traffic through the narrows. we plot it every three minutes while it's inside. once it gets out of the narrows, just short of rocky point, we quit plotting it at that point. it's at sea. they discharge their state pilot. they go out to sea under the officer aboard, pilotage. >> is your effort restricted in any way by budgetary constraints? >> well, no, i don't think it was. but i think it's om only fair -- >> how about is? in the future -- you have a sympathetic committee that's proud of you and the guard. and i don't

one of them was bolsover — which had been held by the mp dennis skinner since 1970. 0ur reporter seanthe constituency in september, and spoke to many people who were thinking about doing the previously unthinkable — vote conservative. he's been back to the area, which is now held by the tories. the following result for each candidate for bolsover. the labour party, 16 thousand... the story of this seat tells one of the biggest stories of the election. the conservative party candidate, 21,791. no, i don't think it is a surprise, really, is it? we needed a change. i'm glad we got a majority. yeah. it needs to improve, it really does, because they don't cater to everyone else. they just cater to the older version. they need to cater to the younger generation somehow. bolsover in derbyshire is made up of former pit villages. the seat had been labour since it was created, and held by lifelong socialist dennis skinner for 45 years. it were only £700 a time when jim callaghan... this time, it went conservative. i do hereby declare that mark peter fletcher will be elected to serve as member o

matter of fact, 1971. >> laura: frank skinner, a.k.a. santa claus, merry christmas. and have a happy new year's. and sick daughter on them if they give you a hard time. you take care, santa. >> laura, thank you so much. >> laura: final year end note when we return boom! get free next business day shipping or ...1 hour in-store pick up shopping season solved at office depot officemax or officedepot.com. ♪ >> shannon>> laura: i know you'e devastated to hear this, but i'm going to be off for christmas and new year's but, come on, be sure to tune in every night in my stead and we have at raymond arroyo and jason chaffetz they're going to guest host for a few nights each. if they will have an amazing show and they will love it. if we present the best of laura and raymond on the road and i think that's disturbing we do this on christmas eve, but we are. if great highlights from the 2019 troubles you will love it, i promise. new year's eve, the best of my angle, devastating and providing a unique look at how 2019 progressed through the lens of yours truly. at the monologue.

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democratic senator nancy skinner out of the east bay says it will make for fairer trials for black defendants by expanding the jury pool. the law excludes registered sex offenders. more than 20 other states have similar laws on the books. >>> still ahead, netflix is out with its top shows of 2019, so what was everyone watching? can my side be firm? and mine super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem. ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, during our new year's special queen sleep number c4 smart bed is only $1299, save $400, plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. ends new year's day. >>> well netflix has released a list of its most popular shows of the year. >> and for comedy specials dave chapelle's sticks and stones is on top followed by kevin hart irresponsible, and tidying up with marie kondo, j

. >> thank you for underlying the fact that it is no means that skinner is no longer in the house of commons and then the house would have succeeded but now the follower was will be conservative as the new senior member of the house of commons. you see dennis skinner just pushed into second place just the former mining areas - - areas since its creation in 1950 and then back in 1970 but then he has been defeated. >> and the change and in that part of the country and then to say to us on the campaign they hear from jeremy corbett again and again and all the traditions of labor in this fashion of the labour party because what happened around him and labor changed to be very interested in that direction to release of those bonds. >> and the latest figures as we have the 337 for the tories in reality. and with 363 in the contest to the labour party. the s&p we think about 349 and what we think is the projection of the brexit party and we heard from caroline earlier. that is where we are election 2019. straight into our news from here. >> good morning with the conservatives have passed th

firstly, when i think of people, like one of my heroes, dennis skinner. pidcock and those fantastic colleagues who lost their seat. secondly i was heartbroken when i think of people who i met in my constituency and across the country who desperately wanted and desperately needed a labour government in order to scrap universal credit, end the bedroom tax, have a £10 per hour minimum wage, andi tax, have a £10 per hour minimum wage, and i am deeply disappointed that the result because five years of misery for the people we seek to represent. i will take that as a no, your party is not very good at apology. you are heartbroken and disappointed but there will be many people who look out the fact you we re people who look out the fact you were repeatedly told you were going down the wrong track and you come out of the election having lost 2.5 million labour votes. what we have to do is analyse objectively and with humility exactly where... where is the humility because we haven't heard anyone say, i think this is my mistake. we need to analyse where we lost vo

the author of the bill is democratic senator nancy skinner from the east bay.f black men can't serve on a jury due to the felon ban. the law excludes felons who are registered sex offenders or those still on parole. more than 20 other states have a similar law on the books. it goes into effect on wednesday. >>> if you're starting a new job or want to change your federal tax withholdings, the new w-4 forms arrive wednesday. they're aimed at providing a more accurate withholding for most employees. that should lead to fewer refunds or balances due attacks time, but if you like a big refund every year, you can still ask for extra withholdings. if you don't want to change them, you won't be required to fill out the form. >>> early morning train sweeps at the embarcadero station seem to be working and won't be stopping any time soon. they result in 75 to 100 people per day being removed from morning commute trains. it's part of an effort to stem millions of dollars bart loses due to fare evaders. and bay area public transit officials are also getting ready to ring i

but there was one thing missing, the cheeky heckle from the veteran labour mp dennis skinner, who lostter nearly 50 years in the commons. then mps left their benches and filed off to the lords, leaving their chamber and crossing central lobby. many took the chance for a chat, butjeremy corbyn and borisjohnson appeared to make the walk in silence. and once they'd arrived at the lords, they gathered at the entrance known as "the bar" to finally hear the speech. and there were no surprises about what was top of the list. my government's priority is to deliver united kingdon‘s departure from the european union on the 31st of january. to bring forth the uk's exit on that day and to make the most of the opportunities that this brings for all the people of the united kingdom. there were 30 bills listed in the speech, including measures on the nhs. for the first time some of the national health service's multiyear funding settlement agreed earlier this year will be enshrined in law. steps will be taken to grow and support the national health service's workforce and a new visa will ensure quali

arguably the biggest humiliation for the labor leader jeremy corbyn is the loss of veteran denis skinner not only a character in parliament but an arch labor. veteran he has lost of all people to the conservatives let's go live now to our to u.k. and westminster for our special election coverage going boris johnson's way as he wins a lot of majority yes and to break it all down for us we're joined by former s.n.p. m.p. poor one hand and barrister rebecca boteler but 1st we're going to shout to everest to take a look at the results. well it is a monumental victory for boris johnson the conservative party he has already secured a comfortable majority in parliament as you can see securing 355 votes the threshold of course being 3 to 6 over 20 past 9 for jeremy corbyn though trailing way way behind it's certainly a devastating evening for the labor party there on just 202 that marks one of the lowest outcomes for the labor party in 30 years a really difficult evening for the labor party the tories though they went into this general election and essentially they were working with a minority g

it seems like i heard sam skinner say earlier, there is no magic solution. i think we are looking for just basics that avoid a kind of negligence. >> i think you have used the word guarantee a number of times, i think it was clearly stated all the time that there was no guarantees. >> i am not talking about guarantees i'm talking about the elimination of some of the fundamental risk levels. it seems to me there was a complacency. >> it's fair to say that when you get into large spills, you are not guaranteed anything, but you make every effort to avoid them. like the airplane crashes or whatever else happens. but that is what you can do. >> what you are saying there is that there is a higher expectancy to get into a large spill. >> there is not a high or expectancy. i have said that. the equipment is state-of-the-art. this isn't an old steamer we are talking about is 125-dollar ship. >> it's not state of the art somebody's trying to turn the wheel, there should be an alarm bell that goes off. >> we will have to find out what the facts are. the man says that

there are not many senior labour figures at risk, but some, like the veteran mp dennis skinner, are beingrisjohnson has a relatively small majority, but the tories are confident he will hang on. the results of all of these key seats will determine how different the next parliament looks. vicki young reporting there. and you'll find full details of who you can vote for in your area on the bbc website — bbc. co. uk/election2019. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. beautiful, sunny skies first thing this morning. it was crisp and frosty for many but at least the sunshine has compensated. it stayed with us for much of the day but a real contrast further north and west. if we take a look at the pressure, under the influence of high pressure but in that colder air, just toppling across is a weak weather front. that has air, just toppling across is a weak weatherfront. that has brought cloud into scotland and northern ireland. a milder feel cloud into scotland and northern ireland. a milderfeel here, temperatures peaked at 10 degrees in the western isles. through this evening, th

but it is a comfort to know that lindsay has a cat named dennis skinner. to be our speaker, someone back home said to me, i can't believe that he was said to me, i can't believe that he wa s a llowe d said to me, i can't believe that he was allowed to do it. we can and chorley are right next door to each other, they are towns where people have felt for a very long time that things are not working for them. i just let that sink in for a moment. i can't believe that he was allowed to do it. what does it say about how people feel in those communities, communities that have sent shock waves through the political system, many changing hands for the first time in100 years, many changing hands for the first time in 100 years, what does it say that they see parliament as a bastion of privilege where ordinary people like them cannot wield power? so for all of us in this house, whether we have won lost, we have done this place a service by electing someone to be our face and our voice for people many miles distant from here to see as one of their own many have known

there are not many senior labour figures at risk, but some, like the veteran mp dennis skinner, are beingnson has a relatively small majority, but the tories are confident he will hang on. the results of all of these key seats will determine how different the next parliament looks. vicki young reporting there — and you'll find full details of who you can vote for where you live on the bbc website — bbc. co. uk/election2019. a 12 year—old boy has died — and five others have been injured — in a hit—and—run crash — near a school in essex. the crash happened near debden park high school in loughton this afternoon. for the latest let's join our correspondent tolu adeoye. what is the latest? police have described this as a truly shocking incident and it was just after three o'clock as students were leaving debden park high school when this hit and debden park high school when this hitand run debden park high school when this hit and run happened and we had it confirmed sadly that a 12—year—old boy was killed in the incident. five others also injured, four teenagers and a woman in her 50s, the b

see there's a real safe seat that's going to the tories as is both of the veteran and the dennis skinner. is there any thank you very much in day for plenty of points that you made that point to what you make of them i think it's a marketable. i don't think the polls show that that's such a large majority of the conservatives surprising given the turnout and also given the comp in the protestant which i thought was quite awful. i think the polls also show that certainly towards election moved all labor were closing in on the conservatives. clearly that's not been the case again i think it's surprising that given the. labor than the benefit of. such a sneaking suspicion that if labor had her different leader they may have just walked us away to a war perhaps of cure starmer have been involved in up a little bit more maybe or even been the leader i think it's a disastrous election but what did you think of course johnson had a disastrous campaign ok we're going to dip out and leave our teeth selection team in westminster for now it's been a night of hubris and humiliation for a lot of big

skinner said he was not fired and he was told the schedule would be re-evaluated.ed, we think you better go to the next mall. >> 48 years. he did everything right. and he was still punished for it. >> except he wore a a maga hat and somebody got mad. >> he put it on his personal facebook page. >> we all know that santa supports president trump. >> oh, really? >> this is not a secret. why can't he just wear it? >> let's ask rick about that. have you heard anything about santa. >> i don't know that santa has a political favorite. >> i talked to him. >> you did? >> yes. >> really. okay. >> he likes the tax cuts. he likes the less regulations, let him fly around in the sky with a little more freedom than he used to have. >> is that it? >> that's what i heard. >> you can put lead in the paint on the toys. >> oh, rick. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> she's wearing the sign, welcome to 50. >> thank you. >> it's not that bad. trust me. take a look at the map. everybody wanting a white christmas, this is where there's currently snow on the ground. by the time we get to

in bolsover dennis skinner has been unseated and bolsover has become conservative.ed, that is conservative, and stoke—on—trent central is a conservative seat. what is interesting is the analysis shows that based on the turnover, which is around 67%, a8% of them voted for brexit supporting parties and that is the point that we will hear repeated in the weeks and months to come from opponents of brexit, that it was a8%, less than half of the turnout who voted for brexit supporting parties. thank you for taking us through that. what is the response in brussels to all of this? we have heard the prime minister saying he is going to push on with the brexit process. this is the eu council president. i would like to congratulate borisjohnson on his victory. there are several messages within those sentences. a true level playing field. that is going to be boris johnson's latest playing field. that is going to be borisjohnson's latest dilemma over the next year because the more he wa nts to the next year because the more he wants to divert from eu standards and tax rates and

i also want to thank senator nancy skinner for sponsoring the original legislation that allowed our gun restraint to go into effect in 2014, and ab 61 for families who can petition the court for a gun violence restraint order. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor walton? >> supervisor walton: thank you, madam clerk. first, i would just like to be added as a sponsor to supervisor ronen's and brown's resolution in support of our native community. second, i also want to extend my condolences to supervisor safai and his family. i'm here for you as a friend and colleagues. and i would love to be added to the memoryam in his father's honor. and i would urge you to listen to your father and be a good person. the rest i submit. >> clerk: mr. president, do you have anything to introduce? >> president yee: yjust that i ask that i be added to supervisor stefani's ordinance, and to supervisor ronen's ordinance for the native american zone? >> clerk: yes, we will see to that, mr. president. >> president yee: okay. the rest i submit. >> clerk: supervisor brown, did you have

i'll see you guys for skinner tomorrow. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. this has been a week of history in the making. what a long, exhausting week. the judiciary committee voting today to approve articles of impeachment against the president, charging that he abused the power of his office and that he obstructed congress' investigation of ukraine. the next stop, the full house, which could vote as soon as wednesday. this is huge. the president is all but certain to be impeached by christmas, which a senate trial is likely to happen in january. this is his reaction. watch this. >> it's a very sad thing for our country, but it seems to be very good for me politically. >> so if you think this president is going to suddenly start to care about, well, i don't know, the norms of government, abuse of power, what's good for the country instead of what's good for donald j. trump, here's a spoiler alert for you. he is not because as far as the president's concerned, all of this is working for him, and his party is -- all they're doing is enabling him. he's got no

let's bring in fox news foreign policy analyst, kran skinner. thanks for joining us.s summit accurate in your view? >> there's not just one focus at this summit. nato and defense spending have been a major theme for president trump but what i've seen in his remarks so far is an american president who has basically won on this issue and is attempting to move forward to the broader nato agenda. let me explain what i'm saying here. during the 2016 campaign, he shocked the foreign policy elite community when he talked about the problem of nato around defense spending and burden sharing. nato had been the crown jewel of western defense. but when scholars and others began to look into what the president was saying, it was absolutely clear that only three or four countries were paying the 2% pledge of gdp toward defense. now the nato secretary general says we're approaching somewhere between 7 and 9 of the 29 members and as president trump noted, 131 billion additional dollars into collective defense, with that number expected to double in the immediate years ahead. that's b

. >> not guilty because i am afraid of skinner hurt happen more. he's guilty. celexa or some other tracking device so they will know who you are. you know what i'm in a sake guilty. it is criminal. rot in jail with jeffrey epstein who did not kill himself. already number for case number three? louisiana man steel surveillance camera and forget to turn off, actually live streams from his own home. franco involved barker, allegedly broke into a neighbors baraga garage stole his security cameras the victim watched in real time unbeknownst to franklin. he continued to stream himself after returning home helping police find his whereabouts, they arrested him he was hit with this simple burglary charge. how do you defend this? >> kind you say i'm outraged at this case was even brought? this is a good samaritan regional holy war against the issues. not guilty. kevin? he's there carter page, they should be surveilling these guys, let them out. kennedy: that's lalas loosely. >> i agree there are too many eyeballs on this at all times. like the security camera could do u

democratic senator nancy skinner out of the east bay says it will make for fair trials for black defendants by expanding the jury pool. she says it is almost impossible for blackmon to get a jury of their peers. the law excludes felons who are registered sex offender's. more than 20 states have a similar law in the books. goes into effect tomorrow. >>> time now is 5:09. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, adding another title to an already impressive list, we will introduce you to that it teacher of the year bite here in the bay area. >> we are starting off the day with clear skies and chilly temps mainly in the 40s this morning. we will talk about what you can expect as we head through the last day of 2019 and your fireworks forecast coming up. when we were looking for a roommate, he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too

and therefore will not be here in particular, although many of you remember but obviously, dennis skinnerdy that comes very much to mind on this occasion. and the prime minister in the campaign made many, many promises and therefore has tremendous responsibilities to live up to. he'll be judged on whether he keeps those promises or not by the communities that he's made them to. 0urjob in the labour party will be to hold this government to account and stand up for the communities that we represent. and for the more than ten million people that voted for our party in the general election, because that is what parliamentary democracy is about, holding government to account and representing the people that have sent us here on their behalf. the conservatives made a series of gains last week in the west midlands. among the seats the tories took from labour were two in wolverhampton, two in west bromwich, one in dudley north and one in northfield, birmingham. the conservative mayor for the west midlands is andy street who today visited downing street to set out what the government needs to do t

dennis skinner pushed into second place. is the moment is like bolsover that you will remember. an extraordinary change. you can see the labour share of the vote dropping down 16%. the conservatives and the brexit party both picking up in their wake. what was extraordinary about that in particular was that, of course, the beast of bolsover, dennis skinner himself, was an ardent brexiteer, a close friend of corbyn, he wasn't going on a different platform. labour to conservatives on 11% swing. it was clearly a very good night therefore the conservatives on their message and ousting a man who would have become, i think of the father of the. let's go to our correspondent, who is there. rob, i wonder if the news has sunk in amongst people in bolsover? well, emily, there are people herejust startled by this result, even those that swapped over to the conservatives are likely shocked by their own decision. 0ne conservatives are likely shocked by their own decision. one woman told me your hand was trembling over the ballot paper as

thank you for underlining the fact that dennis skinner is no longer in the house of commons. the scale of the change in the labourfired. in that look at the scale of the change in the labour fired. in that kind look at the scale of the change in the labourfired. in that kind of pa rt the labourfired. in that kind of part of the country. as we have seen in quitea part of the country. as we have seen in quite a few places, whether it's bolsover or blythe valley, voters who have been labour voters forever, they have been hearing from jeremy corbyn about traditional things. this version of the labour party has not necessarily kept up. i labour candidate said to me a couple of weeks ago they were desperately worried because what happened under new labour changed his community and then when labour changed, the community wasn't very interested in the direction had taken. there is a loosening of bonds that has happened over a period of time, not necessarily about brexit and who knows how quickly they can be reformed, if ever, with the new leadership. let's look outside broadcasting h

i asked him if i could forward his email to scott skinner in the fbi. and he said yes. in the resort. and the two guys on the side of the picture are actually the fbi agents. they are there in the hotel coffee shop with lou. >> he was getting close to running out of money. and he certainly ran out of time. >> the fbi did not have jurisdiction to arrest him. but in an effort to cooperate, lou agreed to accompany them to guam, which of course is a united states possession where he could be arrested by the fbi. >> he knows that we've got him. he knows we got him good. >> a tip came from indonesia that pearlman was at a hotel in the bali tourist district of nusa dua. he was caught with $10,000 cash. >> people everywhere knew who lou pearlman was. you had all the people, all the reporters and everything else. he knew what he was facing. >> after we arrest him, okay, and he was just completely lying to us. it just never stopped for him. we told him, "you need to tell the truth." >> the biggest question -- where is that money? where is he hiding it? and has it already been spe

going on at that point from the vetera n going on at that point from the veteran labour man dennis skinner for bolsover and is no longer in the commons. he would have been the father of the house, the most senior and longest serving member had he been elected. so the serving mps, including john mcdonnell, andrea leadsom, making their way, following black rod and their way, following black rod and the speaker. through the central lobby, down back to the house of lords will stop a rather grim —looking jeremy corbyn, with the prime minister, we may get another glimpse of them to see if they are chatting. laura? this is always the shot to look for. it looks like jeremy corbyn is absolutely determined not to exchange one single word with the prime minister. doesn't look like there is much love lost between the two of them. jeremy corbyn looks like he would rather be anywhere but here as they walk through central lobby. borisjohnson appears to be nodding to some members of the public. whether they area members of the public. whether they are a friendly crowd or people who have come to watch him

if i could just commemorate and thank the amazing work and presence that dennis skinner has been in thishat is what she became known for since her very principled resignation from the government over its failure to restrict fixed odds betting is terminals. and i thank herfor betting is terminals. and i thank her for that but betting is terminals. and i thank herfor that but i‘m betting is terminals. and i thank her for that but i‘m afraid that is where we part ways. for if anything can drive a wedge between two people even more than a brexit vote in this place it is the north london rivalry between spurs and arsenal. these things may seem trivial but some is the great bill shankly once said, put it this way, some people say football is matter a of life and death. i am very disappointed in that attitude. it is much more important than that. to put it another way, it will help the member, arsenal won 13 league titles, tottenham too. but we take our victory is where we can find them. —— tottenham two. but i do wa nt them. —— tottenham two. but i do want also to compliment her particularly o

dennis skinner's seat bolsover.nd still they come. we had sedgefield, tony blair's old seat going blue, phil wilson was the mp. how can that be going conservative? bradford south. successful defence in coventry south. and we go to the first result here, majority 8000 and blyth valley, conservatives take it. that is seats 91. if you order them by how marginal, blyth valley ‘s seat 91. i'm tempted to see if we can move the camera bit further and if you go further into the hundreds, you go further into the hundreds, you see labour starting to make more successful defences and it may be the biggest majority the conservatives overturn. what is going on? if i asked the battleground is to show me seats that voted leave, big margins. 55% leave or more, as far as i can tell, they've all gone blue. i'm going back through them and i'm removing the seats that didn't have the big brexit majority and you can see, can't you, they are all going blue. so yes, those who said this is the brexit election, maybe not the only factor but

facts and all necessary resources or being fully employed it has already been mentioned by secretary skinner that the environment in the area and the remoteness and the high tides and the physical problems associated with it make it a particularly difficult problem. a few comments about the spill, just to put it again in perspective, it's been mentioned many times the spill has been an estimated 240,000 barrels that occurred early on march 24. we have all this factual information. the weather was clear. the ship had no known mechanical difficulties. the course change was requested an authorized because of ice in the outgoing channel. the captain subsequently left the bridge and tests made some time after the grounding showed the captain's alcohol level was above the limits of established by the coast guard. that's clear. there are still many unanswered questions as to what occurred during this period of time. we're conducting of course not one but many investigations within the company as are the national transportation safety board and the coast guard there are other federal state investiga

0ur our special guest is frank skinner, well come along.she allowed. then she was away for two yea rs, allowed. then she was away for two years, actually! i used to visit her once a week. i hadn‘t thought of that. french onion soup and marzipan. two extremes, for me. we have two great chefs, james baxter ——jane have two great chefs, james baxter —— jane baxter is one of those. have two great chefs, james baxter -- jane baxter is one of those. we have vegetable sides for christmas, jerusalem artichokes and leeks with a romano dressing, quick cheese if i can remember. and deep—fried travel spouts and kale, underwater will be used in the cooking. ok, nathan 0utlaw will be doing some fish and i love your jumper. 0utlaw will be doing some fish and i love yourjumper. it is christmas lobsters. i will make a fisherman's style cornish fish stew. ollie, you have your trolley? yes, i will pour rivers of wine, an italian icon, a festive wrenching and nonalcoholic options well. brilliant. we have also got some west end stars, the barricade by singing li