duffy. mr. duffy and mr. blair can testify about the concerns raised by dod to the office of management and budget. about the illegality of the hold in white remained in place even after dod warned the administration that it would violate the impoundment control act. now the president of course, has disputed this. but we have demonstrated that omd was repeatedly by dod officials of two things. but first continuing to withhold the aid would prevent the department of defense from spending the money before the end of the fiscal year and second, the hold will potentially illegal. as turned out to be the case. tonight the dod told mr. duffy directly that dod, the department of defense could no longer support the office of management and budget claims that the hold would not preclude timely execution of the aid to ukraine. our vulnerable ally at work russian back. as mr. duff of the reportedly told mr. custer at the department of defense on august 30, there was a clear direction to continue the hold. a clear direct

duffy? they oversaw and executed the process of withholding the aid and could tell us exactly how the whole shakedown game was and under way and testify why the aid was withheld and if there was any legitimate explanation for withholding it some of you have asked that very question. multiple officials including ambassador sondland, david holmes, lieutenant colonel vindman, jennifer williams all testified they were never given a credible explanation for the e hold. so let's ask mr. blair and mr. duffy if this happens all the time and is mick mulvaney suggest. so this time in connection were all of those witnesses left in the dark? despite the presidents refusal and then to produce a shred of mpformation with the impeachment inquiry in the house. and with 192 pages. and that heavily redacted force. and these documents confirm mr. duffy's essential role to execute a hold. with nearly every single e-mail released. nearly every single e-mail. here is an important e-mail from that process. just 90

to put it in context, adele and duffy started at around the same time and duffy was the big star.rcy, selling half a million copies, one of the big songs of 2008. her debut album went seven times platinum, was number one in several countries, rockferry. when she left the stage, as it were, there were theories about what was going on and why. what were they? first of all, she appeared on a diet coke advert in around 2009. in that advert you see her riding around on a bicycle in a supermarket to stop a lot of people criticised her for sounding out supermarket to stop a lot of people criticised herfor sounding out of tune and said the advert campaign was a disaster. shortly after that, her next album, the difficult second album, came out but didn't pick up much traction and she went off the radar after that. 0ver much traction and she went off the radar after that. over the years, every so often journalists would put out articles asking where she had gone. very often the theory was that she had made her money and shejust wa nted she had made her money and shejust wanted a quiet life.

duffy.ey can testify about the concerns raised by dod to the omb about the illegality of the hold and why it remains in place even after dod warranty administration it would violate the empowerment control act. the president of course has disputed omb repeatedly by dod officials first continuing to withhold the aid would prevent the department of defense from spending the money before the end of the fiscal year and second, the hold was potentially illegal and turned out to be the case. by august 9 they told mr. duffy directly that the department of defense could no longer support the office of omb claim that it would not preclude timely execution of the aid of ukraine. with russian back separatist. and at the department of defense on august 30 there was a clear direction from potus to continue to hold. clear direction from the president of the united states to continue the hold. so how does mr. duffy understand the direction to continue the hold? why is the president claiming it was not unla

in year as a dell's album and duffy was a biggerstar.tar. in 2009, i was there the night she became the first ever woman to win three brit awards in one night. she won album of the year over cold plate, over radiohead, elbow, that's how big she was fourth in one night. she won album of the year over coldplay, radiohead, elbow, that's how big she was. their second album did not sell nearly as well and in the last ten years, all she has done in public is appear in a tom hardy movie about the crazed twins. she played a 1960s singer. as you say, this goes a long way to explain why she has not been more in the public eye and this sounds like they will be another interview and possibly music to come later this year. 0k, colin, thank you very much. we've just year. 0k, colin, thank you very much. we'vejust had year. 0k, colin, thank you very much. we've just had a statement from jack to company, in relation to the palace hotel in tenerife, the centre of a coronavirus outbreak, with four italian guests testing positive for coronavirus and 1000 h

it is worth reminding peoplejust how big duffy was. she was much bigger than a dell that year, the biggest selling album of the year. i was at the bits in 2009 when she became the first woman ever to win three in one night. now it's a lot clearer as to why she had disappeared for the last decade. colin paterson, thank you. prince harry has warned the growth of tourism is threatening to destroy some of the world's most beautiful places. speaking in edinburgh, he called for action to prevent popular destinations being overwhelmed by large numbers of visitors. the event was one of harry's last official engagements before he steps down as a senior member of the royal family, as daniela relph reports. backin back in the public eye, at least for now. and that he was introduced at the event in edinburgh on sustainable tourism, there was just a nod to the nonroyal life that lies ahead for the duke of sussex. he has made it clear that we are alljust to call him harry, so ladies and gentlemen, please give a big, warm scottish welcome to harry! a

cme chairman and ceo terry duffy. terry, good to see you. as the largest futures and derivatives trading platform in the world, the cme and its trading volume for our viewers really gives us a window. where are you soggy the beeing t number of trades? >> thank you for having me. you are absolutely correct. we are seeing massive flows to all the major product lines here at cme, but for starters, you are seeing the obvious ones which is in the equity markets. it's up about 127% just off of last week's flows so we are seeing tremendous flows through our equity division and our fixed income is up about the same percentages. you referenced something which is oil, which i find very interesting. the flows in that is not as dramatic as the other two i just referenced but when you look at the price of oil, especially west texas intermediate which we trade here at cme, at roughly $46, $47 a barrel, down to percentages you referenced just a moment ago, then you look at some of the stocks such as chevron, exxonmobil that are part of the dow 30, that's h

duffy, the song was everywhere in 2008. she sold millions of albums.no one knew anything until last night. a post in which she has this statement in there. it is extraordinary to v. there was an incident where she was raped, drugged, and held captive for a number of days. it explains know more about when it happens, or the outcome. she does add the phrase i am ok and safe manner. the question is, why she is saying this now. she says she's not entirely sure why now is the right time. however, perhaps asa is the right time. however, perhaps as a clue and events that had been taking place because there is a post at the day before, in which she made reference to the harvey weinstein case. she says this was a breakthrough for victims thank you justice. there may be something bad that may be a trigger. she also mentioned she was a privileged a while ago by a journalist. they were wondering and she told them everything. she said it felt amazing to talk. there seems to be a moment where she has come to terms with certain things. she says she is not going to po

duffy represents the d.b.i. commission and the staff and whole d.b.i. as a whole and the research he does and he's really understanding of complex pross s here. we will be here next month. mr. commissioner lee did you want to add anything? that concludes my president's announcement. thank you. >> thank you. is there any public comment on the president's announcement? seeing none, item 3, general public comment. the b.i.c. will take public comment ton matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of the agenda. seeing none, no public comment. our next item is item 4, election of the b.i.c. president and vice president. we have the nomination last month and we supposed to be doing the vote today. >> president mccarthy: if there's any questions, i open this to the commissioners, if not i call the question. >> i respect the time and the knowledge of the two nominees. i did want to reflect on commissioner walker's comment at our january meeting about the importance of having a balance between the mayoral appointees and board of supervisors p

i remember saying at the time, this is amy duffy and she is going to go for.s a bsently working with her and she was absently great. she today these vocal acrobatics and sometimes she would not bother learning a song because she thinks she could get away with it. i said people need to hear the tune first! she was self—deprecating, such great fun and of course about five years later, we heard the name duffy everywhere. i kept seeing her pictures on billboards from paris— los angeles and we were thrilled. everyone was thrilled at her success.” and we were thrilled. everyone was thrilled at her success. i don't know if you've been in the central message or be in contact with her, would you want to convince her to start singing again and release more albums? for sure, definitely. it is heartbreaking what has happened today. if there is some good to come out of it, and i can't even begin to imagine the hell she has been through, she will become a figurehead for this kind of terrible crime. and i know she will help people who maybe don't have the platform of or the

chief justice i sent an amendment to the desk to subpoena mulvaney duffy blair and bolton and the white house omb state department documents and i ask that it be read. >> theast clerk will report to mr. schumer proposes an amendment that the appropriate place following the resolving clause section notwithstanding any other provision. >> the amendment be considered as read. >> objection so ordered. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> i ask for the gaze and a. >> sufficient second. the clerk will call the role. spent the senate took five votes offered by minority leader schumer which have several witnesses including john bolton and mick mulvaney but then some credit the table by republicans after the vote the senate adjourned for the weekend the chamber returns monday 11:00 a.m. to continue the impeachment trial of president trump closing arguments are on monday with house managers in the president's defense team getting four hours total. after that the senate returns to legislative business they had 15 minutes each to debate the articles of impeachment how they plan to vote and the

. >>> rolling stone reports that duffy revealed that she was kidnapped, drugged and raped.-year-old welch singer made the revelation in an instagram post yesterday. she said that she was held captive over a few days. she said she has been out of the public view for years to focus on recovery. and she also said that she would share more in an interview that will be published soon. duffy is best known for her 2008 hit "mercy." >>> our miami station wfor says surveillance video shows a florida man attacking a church deacon during mass. it happened saturday at st. coleman catholic church in pompano peach. the man ran up and tackled the deacon. he was not seriously hurt and the 28-year-old suspect appeared in court yesterday. he was charged with battery. police say he was on probation for a 2017 attack. >> it's kind of infuriating, you know? just, you know, that all this stuff is going on out there, you know? just not safe anymore. >> there's no word on a possible motive for the attack. >>> well, still to come, clearing up confusion. a peanut butter maker releases a limited edit

but it's a rare night terry when the 11 duffy in south doesn't score and he got by instead on some 6 minutes after marauding run down the left by alfonso davis that's a 3 no a very impressive fine performance so this is a mean that by a shoo in for the quarter finals well it would be a huge shock if chelsea did manage to turn this around i think bimal rightly think they have got one foot in the quarter finals even though chelsea's coach frank. by the way. played in the 20 trophy final he said his side were now just playing for pride this was a really impressive by performance going forward says he's now scored 6 goals in the champions league this season all of them have come in london believe it or not he scored 4 when. tottenham in the group stage we should give some praise to some players who didn't actually get on the scoresheet alfonso davis as we saw that he's been brilliant as left back he was brought up by him as a winger but he's been put in defense and he's really kind of excelled in that position. as well has also been given a new lease of life in the hands if we can hear n

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prevent said 5th well authorities in china have launched an investigation into the death of the dog duffy 1st sounded the alarm about the corona virus when leon had warned fellow medics about the virus and was then threatened by police and reprimanded for spreading souvenirs very sadly he then became infected himself. dr lee when liang is dead 5 weeks ago on the 30th of december he noticed a virus similar to sars a killer chinese virus from 2 decades ago he posted a warning on the we both group for fellow doctors 3 days later the 3rd of january he was reprimanded by officials and forced to sign an apology to hand shut down its food and wildlife market the origin of the virus on the same day but then officials delayed a citywide lockdown and the virus spread weeks later the city announced the virus and the official lockdown came but according to statistics that was too late the virus is now spreading rapidly in china although it's only caused a few 100 cases worldwide and it's killing people dr lee one of many. in life he sparked a national conversation about freedom of speech in china and

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can probably make bottom a god duffy of the. 2 would be likin em. said if it is a get it about anything but all money stashed in a screw the law we had well as the whore. was often enough in an polity of the gleeful that. philip finn fillmore to investigate siani. not a bill from my liver but yes a lot show more shimmery duffy she got. your holy the verse. beth let the holy chill free. lovin super commie done me actually. i'll call it to us not the shell i'm a boy it know a. very very male and the books you. encounter. danny. only. assess if you have well what. the beer was as well as the money and the more we any more that a myth and since again it would have been bad if i definitely. knew for the multiple. camera work and then did that. and yet the. more war better model for that they can afford we will can be assured that the white. collar stinney and islamic jihad survived shikaki is death has continued its campaign and has claimed responsibility for over 30 suicide bombings of both military and civilian targets. continues to be supported by pal

"i just forced boats on four amendments for witnesses and documents to subpoena mulvaney, bolton, duffyand white house omd dod state department documents require the chief justice to rule on motions to assess peanut documents and witnesses but senate republicans just kept voting for a cover-up ". earlier tonight there was an exchange between senator schumer and chief justice john roberts. >>. >> mr. chief justice, i have parliamentary inquiry. >> the democratic leader will state inquiry. >> is the chief justice aware that in the impeachment trial of president johnson chief justice chase as presiding officer cast tie-breaking votes on both march 31 and april 2, 1868? >> i am, mr. leader, the one concerned a motion to adjourn the other concerned a motion to close deliberations. i do not regard those isolated episodes 150 years ago as sufficient to support a general authority to break ties. if the members of this body elected by the people and accountable to them divided equally on a motion, the normal rule is that the motion fails. i think it would be inappropriate for me and unelected of

duffy no these are such into. pos don't know into walnut and i think rosie on the group also throwing in food did he steal sheena in the by you of course having read a must i mean dipping in de mint in mother to push through a moving through oh i'll drive it chop down the love your link yeah even the oh no he's a fair simple honest other person says the moon not the new mother that's here on the outer but shawna little group for a party isn't even d.m. we forced it she didn't you have to say i feel much more than enough young they're allowed to even do you both she says chorus a shanty quote unquote raving t.v. off device call me into you off if you know he got a lot of steam this. week. and in iraq and was talking were good it 'd was nice we'll see you know from here that you have might have believed in me yet mr cialis allowed out of the car and then i was happy for me to get out of the way you know not feel a fish thought oh no i'm awful as it is life and you're going to 2nd both of them don't know must interve

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duffy gets to speak now. so the appellants' counsel will -- the appellants will have a chance to prepare to answer this. but what do you think -- how do we cure this? what do the appellants want to cure this? obviously the damage has been done. you're doing your best to wrangle it given the limitations of the law. so what do we do? what do we go to fix this without enabling somebody who has broken the law three times? exceeded the scope three times to get away with, aside from the alleged naivety about renovation. how do we hold them accountable? >> can i interrupt for a second. when we see this, sorry, but when someone demos something by accident, oops, it fell out, we see something else being recommended to be replaced. a larger space, a different space. but you just mentioned that it really wasn't -- their error has not gained them larger space. >> it doesn't seem to be the case. i mean certainly -- >> it's not like you knocked a wall out, and i'm going to change the design of this. i'm going to change the

duffy gets to speak now. so the appellants' counsel will -- the appellants will have a chance to prepare to answer this. but what do you think -- how do we cure this? what do the appellants want to cure this? obviously the damage has been done. you're doing your best to wrangle it given the limitations of the law. so what do we do? what do we go to fix this without enabling somebody who has broken the law three times? exceeded the scope three times to get away with, aside from the alleged naivety about renovation. how do we hold them accountable? >> can i interrupt for a second. when we see this, sorry, but when someone demos something by accident, oops, it fell out, we see something else being recommended to be replaced. a larger space, a different space. but you just mentioned that it really wasn't -- their error has not gained them larger space. >> it doesn't seem to be the case. i mean certainly -- >> it's not like you knocked a wall out, and i'm going to change the design of this. i'm going to change the

duffy represents the d.b.i. commission and the staff and whole d.b.i. as a whole and the research he does and he's really understanding of complex pross s here. we will be here next month. mr. commissioner lee did you want to add anything? that concludes my president's announcement. thank you. >> thank you. is there any public comment on the president's announcement? seeing none, item 3, general public comment. the b.i.c. will take public comment ton matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of the agenda. seeing none, no public comment. our next item is item 4, election of the b.i.c. president and vice president. we have the nomination last month and we supposed to be doing the vote today. >> president mccarthy: if there's any questions, i open this to the commissioners, if not i call the question. >> i respect the time and the knowledge of the two nominees. i did want to reflect on commissioner walker's comment at our january meeting about the importance of having a balance between the mayoral appointees and board of supervisors p

this is part of the deeply personal post on instagram, and quoting duffy here, she wrote, many of youd she goes on the say that the truth is, and i am okay and safe now, but i was raped and drug and held captive over some days. of course, i survived. the recovery took time. there's no light way to say it, but i can tell you that in the last decade the thousands and thousands of days that i committed to wanting to feel the sunshine in my heart, and the sun does now shine. you wonder why i did not choose to use my voice to express my pain. i did not want to show the world the sadness in my eyes. i asked myself, how can i sing from the heart if it is broken and slowly it unbroke. before we go, i just wanted to share the number for the national sexual assault hotline. if you need some help call 800-656-hope. i'm brooke baldwin and "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> at least antarctica is still coronavirus-free. the lead starts now. breaking news with the cdc warning. the spread of the coronavirus in the u.s. is inevitable, and president trump is going to speak to the nation

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duffy, the white house and the omb. we are going to obviously come back to this live.e going through 100 senators at this moment. i have hogan gidley the deputy press secretary alongside here. hogan, your reaction to how this is playing out right now and senator schumer's proposal there. >> well, look, obviously i'm not there. i have been over at the senate pretty much the entire day watching this thing unfold and it looks like another desperate attempt by the democrats to try to change the outcome and try to sully a process that was tainted so badly in the house and now the senate is actually giving us a fair shake, a fair trial. and he and the rest of the democrats are probably upset at the fact they didn't get witnesses in the senate, which is a ridiculous premise because they had 17 in the house. they could have subpoenaed john bolton. they didn't. they had a chance to do more, they didn't. they had to rush through because they said it was in the urgency because of the national security concerns they had about this president. >> martha: and they would say obviously

grammy award-winning singer duffy reveals she was druggr and raped af being held captive by an attacker. the singer had a huge hit with her single "mercy," which went to number one in 12 countries in 2008. her debut album went multiplatinum. a military neral has been held in cairo forpt 's former president hosni mubarak. he died on tuesday at the age of 91. he ruled for 30 years until he wasng overthrown duri the ab spring uprising in 2011. the pope has a very modernme id, ing to give up during le nt. addressing st. peter's square, using insulting language on social media. pope francis says we live in an atmosphere polluted by too much verbal violence which is amplified by thenternet. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, changing cities. look at indonesia's surprising time to save his sinking capital. -- its sinking capital. now to the u.k., and an emergency acuation taking ace as rising waters on the river floods defenses. phil mackey reports from the town and worcestershire. phil: this was the momera people hered -- the berries that protected

mc mulvaney, robert b blair, john eisenberg , michael ellis, kristin griffith, russell law, michael duffy, michael mccormick and t ulrich, consistent with efforts to undermine the united states investigation into foreign interference in the united states elections. through these actions, president trump sought to abrogate to himself the right to determine the propriety, scope and nature of an impeachment inquiry into his own conduct as well as the unilateral prerogative to deny any and all information to the house of representatives and the exercise of his full power of impeachment. in the history of the republic no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the house of representatives to investigate high crimes and misdemeanors area this abuse of office served to cover up the president's own repeated misconduct and defuse and control the power of impeachment and thus to nullify a vital constitutional safeguard vested in the house of representatives. in all of this president trump has acted

mc mulvaney, robert b blair, john eisenberg , michael ellis, kristin griffith, russell law, michael duffy, michael mccormick and t ulrich, consistent with efforts to undermine the united states investigation into foreign interference in the united states elections. through these actions, president trump sought to abrogate to himself the right to determine the propriety, scope and nature of an impeachment inquiry into his own conduct as well as the unilateral prerogative to deny any and all information to the house of representatives and the exercise of his full power of impeachment. in the history of the republic no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the house of representatives to investigate high crimes and misdemeanors area this abuse of office served to cover up the president's own repeated misconduct and defuse and control the power of impeachment and thus to nullify a vital constitutional safeguard vested in the house of representatives. in all of this president trump has acted

duffy represents the d.b.i. commission and the staff and whole d.b.i. as a whole and the research he does and he's really understanding of complex pross s here. we will be here next month. mr. commissioner lee did you want to add anything? that concludes my president's announcement. thank you. >> thank you. is there any public comment on the president's announcement? seeing none, item 3, general public comment. the b.i.c. will take public comment ton matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of the agenda. seeing none, no public comment. our next item is item 4, election of the b.i.c. president and vice president. we have the nomination last month and we supposed to be doing the vote today. >> president mccarthy: if there's any questions, i open this to the commissioners, if not i call the question. >> i respect the time and the knowledge of the two nominees. i did want to reflect on commissioner walker's comment at our january meeting about the importance of having a balance between the mayoral appointees and board of supervisors p

duffy gets to speak now. so the appellants' counsel will -- the appellants will have a chance to prepare to answer this. but what do you think -- how do we cure this? what do the appellants want to cure this? obviously the damage has been done. you're doing your best to wrangle it given the limitations of the law. so what do we do? what do we go to fix this without enabling somebody who has broken the law three times? exceeded the scope three times to get away with, aside from the alleged naivety about renovation. how do we hold them accountable? >> can i interrupt for a second. when we see this, sorry, but when someone demos something by accident, oops, it fell out, we see something else being recommended to be replaced. a larger space, a different space. but you just mentioned that it really wasn't -- their error has not gained them larger space. >> it doesn't seem to be the case. i mean certainly -- >> it's not like you knocked a wall out, and i'm going to change the design of this. i'm going to change the

duffy's face fell. >> thank you, you can be seated now. we will now hear from the project sponsor. >> thank you. i just want to briefly talk about the maher process that is under way. there is no short-circuiting of the process that has been involved by the planning commission approving the home sf project. the building was enrolled in the maher program in 2018. a year before the planning commission hearing. in december, 2018, and january 2019, the department of public health issued a letter confirming that the property is enrolled in the maher program, requiring a preparation of a phase 2 work plan before the project could be constructed. that phrase, brandon environmental consultant is preparing that phase 2 plan now. it will be submitted to the department of public health that will review it, evaluate and likely require a site mitigation plan. either the one that is proposed in the work plan or a different one if they choose to do a different site mitigation plan. that plan has to be approved and stamped by d.b.w. the program is ongoing

the grammy award—winning singer duffy has revealed she was drugged and raped after being held captivee about why she disapeared from the music industry at the peak of her fame. she told fans that her recovery has taken time and that she hadn't wanted to show the world the sadness in her eyes, but that she now feels ok and safe. the indian capital, delhi, is witnessing its worst violence in decades as fighting escalated between opponents and supporters of a new citizenship law. at least 13 people are dead, among them a policeman. from delhi, our correspondent yogita limaye reports. shouting and banging. a mosque being vandalised. eyewitnesses have told the bbc a mob of men climbed the tower and hoisted hindu religious flags on it. for a second day, parts of delhi are burning. it's the worst religious violence india's capital has seen in decades. this is a tyre market that has been set on fire. most of the shops here were owned by muslims. we've seen signs of arson all day, while we've been on the road. and we're just a few hundred metres from a place where there were violent mobs carry

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in several cities including baghdad nasiriyah and not just former communications minister mohammed duffy high lowie was named prime minister designate some saturday promising reforms in the early elections but protesters say growth of political change is needed iraq has faced months of mass protests against corruption unemployment and poor government services simona fulton has more from baghdad she says iraqis are divided on the new prime minister. the opposition to allowing was known a while before he was appointed and still president saleh went ahead and that it made him the new prime minister doesn't that perhaps because he was the only candidate that the president thought the parties could agree on now he's unlikely to reverse that decision where we have to wait is how parliament will react the next 30 days parliament will have to meet and vote on the cabinet that allows put together which will then essentially decide whether or not the prime minister has the confidence of the political establishment but in the meantime what we're seeing on the streets are just within the protest mov

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increasing conflict libya marks 9 years since a revolution broke down longtime dictator one michael duffy al-jazeera explains the complexities of libya's civil and potential political solution to special coverage on al jazeera. more and more young people are addicted to online video games. in a controversial decision last year the world health organization classified it as a disease. it defines gaming disorder as quote impaired control over gaming increasing priority given to gaming over other activities and could do you ation or escalation of gaming this by negative consequences. although it's spreading all over the world and only affects a small number of people who play video games one of the 1st countries dealing with the disorder has been.