when i walked out of the court of session in january the 8th 2019 walked out of the court of sessionad a responsibility for the policy, responsibility for not conceding to muesli and thejudicial responsibility for not conceding to muesli and the judicial review and for a range of other things that could have been done. but somebody has to accept responsibility for a calamitous occurrence in defeat. and as i have said in the first session, not a botched policy, and unlawful and unfair policy and one tainted by apparent bias in while i am aware of the time and i know everybody — while i am aware of the time and i know everybody has _ while i am aware of the time and i know everybody has very - while i am aware of the time and i know everybody has very kindly i while i am aware of the time and i i know everybody has very kindly said that they are happy for the session? to go on longer but it doesn't mean we should _ to go on longer but it doesn't mean we should let — to go on longer but it doesn't mean we should let it— to go on longer but it doesn't mean we should let it go— to go on l

happened was the development of an entirely new policy developed at pace, which ended up in the court of sessionin the court of session and a total disaster for all concerned. but, from the evidence we've heard, they said _ but, from the evidence we've heard, they said that it would have taken a considerable amount of work to refit the fairness of work policy and that policy _ the fairness of work policy and that policy did _ the fairness of work policy and that policy did not have a specific focus on sexual— policy did not have a specific focus on sexual harassment and the revelations of the knee too movement, many people thought there was a need _ movement, many people thought there was a need to start afresh and look at how— was a need to start afresh and look at how we — was a need to start afresh and look at how we use sexual harassment. isn't at how we use sexual harassment. isn't new— at how we use sexual harassment. isn't new procedure the best way to do this? _ isn't new procedure the best way to do this? , , ., isn't new procedure the best way to do this? , ., , .., do this? just give

of those complaints was unfair. he went to court, in a process known as judicial review. injanuary 2019 the court of sessionfair, unlawful and tainted by apparent bias. how close do these allegations come to nicola sturgeon? she told parliament that she first heard about the complaints against alex salmond at a private meeting with him at her home on april the 2nd, 2018. that meeting was not reported to civil servants and no minute was taken. later, a former aide to mr salmond said he'd told ms sturgeon about the complaints four days earlier, at a meeting she later claimed to have forgotten. alex salmond has already told the inquiry that the first minister's accounts are "manifestly untrue" and that she has repeatedly "misled parliament" and broken the ministerial code. in normal times, breaking that code would trigger a resignation. nicola sturgeon has denied it and said opposition parties were damaging scottish democracy. scrutiny of me is important, it's necessary, it's entirely legitimate. what is not legitimate is to pursue a conspiracy theory, a scorched earth policy, that threatens the reputation and

common—sense of thejury the court of session and the common—sense of the jury made up of members of by the crown office. and even today, i appear before you under the request of prosecution... not to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the trains could be content. the crown office eight could be... the ability of any witness before parliament to tell the truth and who fulfil the oath is effectively being questioned by the crown office. the truth is that those who demand to see evidence have invested a great dinner public money in attempting to hide that evidence. when this enquiry ends, neutered though it may be, i will consider that i had discharged my duties as citizen and former first minister and then it will be up to others to consider their own positions in light of what this committee decides. this enquiry, in my opinion, is a chance to assert what type of scotland we are trying to create. we want a better country for achieving our parliament. the move to independence which i have sought all my political life and continue to seek must be accompanied by inch to tui

— lawyers in telling the court of session that the first complaints against — session that thei also get the opportunity to take out on some of the ridiculous suggestion set a been made about this whole situation. suggestions that i know have caused any people a great deal of distress. so that is all i'm going to say about it right now, i look forward for sitting before the committee, but this is a covid briefing and it's important that i do myjob, which is to steer this country is a place i can through the pandemic. do you have a covid question?— you have a covid question? actually, it is a question _ you have a covid question? actually, it is a question about _ you have a covid question? actually, it is a question about integrity, i it is a question about integrity, and integrity as of the heart of everything, including covid. and we say that— everything, including covid. and we say that you refute that, do you refute _ say that you refute that, do you refute that you supplied this information to the scottish government lawyers or that they misled _ government lawyers or that

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i mean, this is why in a real court of law, this doesn't happen, you know, as amy berman jackson, one of the great judges in the special counsel session said. the courts of law are a place where facts still matter. it's the reason that all of these stance of donald trump's lawsuits challenging the election were thrown out. whether it was by a, quote, republican or, quote, democrat judge, because facts still matter. and unfortunately here i don't think they do. when i was listening to the democrats say you're going set a really bad precedent for the next demagogue who tries to get in office, i was thinking to myself, you know, some of the people in that room are thinking that's great. they're not thinking that's bad. they're thinking that's wonderful, because i'm planning on being the next, you know, donald trump. and so they're not really thinking about their oath of office in the way that jurors think about their oaths. >> yeah. >> you know, when they decide a case in a normal federal courthouse. >> i was thinking about the case you brought, daniel goldman, and i was thinking about colonel vindman, i told my dad it would be okay beca

chaplain in the supreme court, prayer is very much part of what the legislative branch does, the supreme court has ruled several times in support of opening legislative session then prayer, that is congress, local communities, local boards in many lawsuits challenging this but it's always been upheld as you can open a legislative session in prayer and the practice goes beyond that to, state assemblies have chaplains the convention opened with prayer every night so it's very much both protected but also a tradition of the process. >> who gave the first blessing? >> the first if you look at the rabbis. >> not the rabbis, going back 1774. >> that is correct. >> you researched i know you know. >> there is a guy in this version and i should've memorized it the house a little x at the end of his name the very first senate chaplain, paid for by the taxpayers so these are taxpayer-funded positions, they are currently in staff who support the chaplain positions in congress, this is very much from the very beginning of congress. >> i read your book so i know you found out that the first guess chaplain was in 1850 in the first rabbi appeared ten years later, what promp

court. prayer is very much part of what the legislative branch does. the supreme court has ruled several times in support of opening legislative sessions in prayer and that's congress. local communities, local boards, there have been many lawsuits from the -- challenging this but it's always been upheld. you can open a legislative session in prayer. the practice goes beyond that, too. the state assemblies have chaplains. the conventions, political conventions open with prayers every night. so it's very much both protected but also a tradition. >> would gave the first blessing? >> well, the first -- to look at the rabbis -- >> not to the rabbis them first -- going back -- 1774. is that right. >> that's correct. >> you researched and i know you know. >> a guy -- the senate version, and you'll dish should have enemy ride this because of the -- the house one was a little accent at the end of his name, the very first house and very first senate, chaplains, paid for by the taxpayers. so these are tax fair -- taxpayer funded positions and there are staff which support the chaplain positions in congress. so this is very much from the very beginning of congress. >>

election of on that this was have the 1st of 2 court appearances by him today before he's said to serve out his jail sentence the 2nd appearance a 2nd court session being about a libel case both a good selection of all the over his insults and allegations accusations against the world war 2 veteran him calling the veteran a sellout for example that caused a lot of resident amongst russians but even this election of on the was defied refusing to apologize. a deadly winter storm in the south of the us has killed at least 47 people and the most affected state texas millions are struggling to access clean water while thousands of households have been left without power president joe biden has approved a state of emergency in the area during the extreme freeze energy usage has soared and power bills for many texans have skyrocketed some residents have racked up electricity costs of up to 10000 dollars are to scale up and explains how the recent disaster has laid bare infrastructure problems in the country once again. in texas a snow storm and extreme weather conditions are leading to an avalanche of problems in addition to the power going out the wate

was permanent secretary did we end “p was permanent secretary did we end up in the court session on the receiving end ofrd, and that regard was better than the more recent experience. thank you. can i ask about timelines around _ thank you. can i ask about timelines around the _ thank you. can i ask about timelines around the development of changes to the policy? _ around the development of changes to the policy? in your written evidence you have _ the policy? in your written evidence you have suggested that the chief minister— you have suggested that the chief minister was responsible for the inclusion— minister was responsible for the inclusion of former ministers in the procedure — inclusion of former ministers in the procedure and her e—mail on the 17th of november. can you tell me why the scottish— of november. can you tell me why the scottish government had that document one week prior to this, includes — document one week prior to this, includes a — document one week prior to this, includes a paragraph on allegations by a current member of staff against fornter_ by a current member of staff again

of them. this is supposed to be the ultimate safety valve, the last thing that happens, the most rare treatment and a session where this body is sitting in a courtof impeachment, among the most rare things it does. so the slippery-slope principle will have taken hold if we continue to go forward with what is happening today and scheduled to happen later this week. and after weong done here, and after there has been a shift in the political winds, and after there is a change in the makeup of the united states house of representatives, and maybe a change in the makeup of the united states senate, the pressure from those folks back home, especially for members of the house, is going to be tremendous. because, remember, the founders recognized that-- the argument they started with, that political pressure is driven by the need for immediate action because something under contemporary community standards really horrific happened, and the people represented by the members of the united states house of representatives, become inscienced. and what do you do if a federal issue, you're back in suburban philadelphia, and something happens that makes the pe

of inciting insurrection. here on cspan2 will go back to earlier this afternoon as today's session got underway. expect the senate will convene as a courtimpeachment in the champlin doctor barry flack will lead the senate in prayer.

of what's happening in course nearby. in a court nearby the hearing on the new violating his suspended sentence is in session and so far the court decided to put in evidence what his defense oscar and that is. very important to pieces of evidence one is a verdict on the european court of human rights which decided that the original trial in 2014 was arbitrary and unfounded and to reach the russian state pays enough compensation the 2nd is a medical document from study at the hospital which states in what condition he was in and how long he wasn't supposed to recover on the other hand the prosecution is saying that he violated the terms of his probation numerous times and i have to the mind of the inspiration period actually expired with the end of 2020 so there are asking for his suspended sentence to be turned into a real time prison and this is also what many people expect to be the outcome of these hearings not our need saying it is all for political reason it has nothing to do with a law that is about to shut him up to prevent him for participating in political life especially taken into account that this year there is

right trivial i was in court for less than 10 minutes it seems and the session house decided that he would be denied bail now there's been a lot of attention on this case this is the 1st national security law case so we the courts a final appeal he is in the building behind me now if you can see there has been a special tunnel even set up for him to enter that builds a here arrived far ago in a police van answering the courtroom presumably carrying his customary bible as he does in all his multitude of cases and the session started i would say just about 10 minutes ago so this is the 2nd courts hearing the court a final appeal about his bail. and this once again is a very clear signal sent by the national security law so basically many people watching this to see what kind of a precedent it would set if team ally had gotten bail and he would have been the 1st person charged in the not so security law to be able to wait out his trial on bail but he has been denied so what this means is that and it confirms if you talk to legal experts that hong kong's not found security cases are not even further a line from hong kong common law c

finally, you know, this is -- if you look at what chuck schumer did in front of the supreme court building while it was in sessionce, he said gorsuch, kavanaugh, we're -- you know, you won't know what hit you, you're going to reap the whirl wind, in the front of an agitated pro-abortion crowd, basically threatened them e, and he's going to be one of the accusers. the same asymmetrical irony applies to all these people, because kamala harris, she's going to be in there. >> ossoff: tense by, she's going to be -- os ostensibly, she's gg to be voting. she suggested that the demonstrations that were always ending in violence this summer should continue and continue and on the. and you can look at maxine waters, the same thing. we've got to have some standard. at what point when a public official is speaking to a crowd in a very agitated matter, what constitutes sedition and what doesn't, and you could make the argument that a lot of democrats said things this summer that blm and antifa took to be a green light whether it was attacking the federal courthouse in minneapolis or the precinct in portland. so -- portland, t

and a session where this body is sitting as a court of impeachment among the most rare things it does go forward with what is happening today and scheduled to happen later this week. and after we are long done here, and after there has been a shift in the political winds, and after there is a change in the makeup of the united states house of representatives and it may be a change in the makeup of the united states senate, the pressure from those folks back home, especially for members of the house, is going to be tremendous, because, remember, the founders recognised that the argument that i started with, that political pressure is driven by the need for immediate action, because something under contemporary community standards, something horrific happened in the people become incensed. and what do you do for a federal issue if you are back in suburban philadelphia and something happens that makes the people who live there incensed? you call your congressman and your congressman elected every two years, with her pulse on the people of their district, 750,000 people, they respond, and

court appoints someone to take charge of that person's affairs. >> in 2019, jamie spears temporarily stepped down from the conservator session and a personal conservatorstepped in for a while. the singer says, she prefers that arrangement. the case continues in court next month. >>> 30 years ago this week, the thriller "silence of the lambs" mesmerized audiences around the world. now, the silence is over for the movie's heroine, clarice. >> you think you're not ready? >> i'm just saying, there are more qualified -- >>>> no one is morere ququalif >> in a a nenew cbs original dr fbi agent clarice starling returns to the field to investigate serial killings. we spoke with actress rebecca brings about what fans of the movie can expect. >> as a show, we drove back and referenced the film so much that it's really a continuation of a world, that if you love, you will love the show. he continues on with so much of the original set up, so much of the original characters. >> you can watch the premiere of "clarice," with a nice candy, tonight at 10:00 on kpix 5. >>> coming up, a 2-year-old survives after falling out of the back seat of his mom's car. how it happ

of them, this is supposed to be the ultimate safety valve. the last thing that happens. the most. the most rare treatment. a session where this body is sitting as a court of impeachment is the most rare things it does. so the slippery slope principle will have taken hold if we continue to go forward with what is happening today and scheduled to happen later this week. and after we are long done here and after there has been a shift in the political winds and after there is a change in the makeup of the united states house of representatives and maybe a change in the makeup of the united states senate, the pressure from those folks back home, especially for members of the house, is going to be tremendous. remember, the founders recognized that the argument that i started with that political pressure is driven by the need for immediate action because something under contemporary community standards really horrific happened and the people represented by the members of the united states house of representatives become incensed. what do you do if a federal issue, if you're back in suburban, philadelphia and something happens that makes the people that live

have lived through 3 of them this is supposed to be the ultimate safety valve the last thing that happens the most rare treatment and. a session where this body of city has a court of impeachment among the most rare things it does so the slippery slope principle will have taken hold if we continue to go forward with what is happening today and scheduled to happen later this week and after we are wrong done here and after there has been a shift in the political winds and after there is a change in the makeup of the united states house of representatives and maybe a change in the makeup of the united states senate. the pressure from those folks back home especially from members of the house is going to be tremendous because remember the founders recognized that the or the argument that i started with that. political pressure is driven by the need for immediate action because something under contemporary community standards really horrific happened and the people represented by the members of the united states house of representatives become incensed and what do you do if a federal issue if you're back in suburban philadelphia and something happens that makes the p

session at the time the census data is likely to be released. it's possible that the clock could run out in a number of states, and courts could take over the process, which is an awkward position for courts, but it's done from time to time. >> you mentioned the courts when it comes to redistricting there's always this concern about gerrymandering. what have the courts decided about gerrymandering? is it legal? >> so, the supreme court in 2019 issued a landmark ruling that gerrymandering was not justiciable, which means that the supreme court said that partisan claims of gerrymandering could not be brought in federal courts. and there is still of course the voting rights act. this is the first redistricting cycle since the shelby v. holder decision in 2013 that invalidated some sections of the voting rights act. what that means is that the federal preclearance process, in other words, back in the last several decades, states that were covered by section 4 of the vra had to submit their redistricting plans to the justice department to be signed off if they were not discriminatory. this time around, that's not in effect. but you still do have section

proceedings of the joint session should continue he spent nearly the entire speech talking about how he believes the senators and members of congress should vote on the matter it's the words the supreme court ruled in brandenburg that there is a very clear standard for incitement in short you have to look at the words themselves the words have to either explosively or implicitly call for the words call for lawlessness or violence whether the speech you have to determine whether the speech was intended to provoke the lawlessness and whether the violence was the likely result of the word itself they fail on all 3 prongs the false and defamatory claim that mr trump gave a speech encouraging his supporters supporters to go attack the capital has been repeated so often uncritically without any examination of the underlying facts that the american the americans listening at home were probably surprised to learn it's not true. furthermore some of the people in this room followed mr trump statements and tweets in the weeks leading up to january 6th very closely we know that he was not trying to foment an insurrection during that time because no one from the speaker of the house to the mayor of was

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of immigrants bringing in ideas from the outside to try to attack the capitalist democracy. >> there were three cases the supreme court dealt with before. one of them we talked about in the first session of landmark cases which was in 1919. that's famous for the phrase clear and present danger. two other cases why are these all part of the lesson we need to learn? >> what all of these cases have hein common is they dealt with e of the greatest fears of potential harm that free speech could cause, namely bringing about harm to the capitalist system were national security more generally. it was in that case that the supreme court through an opinion through justice oliver wendell holmes to a clear and present danger could only be punished if they satisfied what sounded like a tough standard but in fact as it was enforced by the court in that case and the other two you mentioned, to allow the government to punish speech that presented neither a clear or present danger but allowed it to the political speech that it disagreed with that criticized the status quo and challenged it. >> one thing that's interesting about the case is that he was the writer and established this clear and present

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session of congress. it comes with arrests and court documents continuing to paint a troubling picture of those involved onuary 6. now, in just a moment we'll hear a cnn exclusive report on the leader of the white supremacist's so-called proud boys whose members played a visible role in the insurrection. also tonight there's new reporting on the former inciter in chief who first told the proud boys to stand back and stand by before encouraging them and others that morning at the capitol. new details on his plan to re-enter politics, which begins on sunday with a speech to the conservative political action committee, or cpac, in orlando. and breaking news tonight. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, who condemned the president after the attack then voted to acquit them then condemned him again, seems to have done another backflip, telling fox news he will support the 2024 republican presidential nominee even if it is the former president. long before the man he's back to enabling speaks on sunday we'll be hearing from plenty of his other enablers and election lie defenders. on the cpac schedule tomorrow

election of on that this was have the 1st of 2 court appearances by him today before he's said to serve out his jail sentence the 2nd appearance 2nd called session being about a libel case brought against the lakes in the valley over his insults and allegations accusations against the world war 2 veteran him calling the veteran a sellout for example the coups the lot of resident amongst russians but even their election of on the was the far refusing to apologize. let's start our world update this hour in barcelona where protests are continuing there and in other cities across spain for a 5th consecutive night as you can see a lot of burning on the streets and a big police presence turning back the protesters from certain streets it's all really or it started off 'd after the detention of a. rapper from castle who was detained after criticizing the monarchy supporting abbas separatists cripple social media posts from 28 dean he was arrested earlier in their week but it also comes against the backdrop of elections where pro independence parties but with a 50 percent of the vote for the 1st time. offense throughout the evening here in moscow let's

the 1st of 2 court appearances by him today before he's said to serve out his jail sentence the 2nd appearance 2nd called session being about a libel case brought against the lakes in the valley over his insults and allegations accusations against the world war 2 veteran veteran a sellout for example that caused a lot of residents amongst russians but even their election of on the was defiant refusing to apologize. a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world starting in the united states city of new orleans where 3 people have been killed in a shooting at a gun store near the city there that's according to local police the sheriff said the suspect opened fire within the shop killing 2 people the gunman was then said to have been engaged by others and shot dead local media reported the incident was the result of an argument over the suspected shooter trying to enter the shop with a loaded firearm. thing in our states parts of a passenger jet engine have rained down on the city of broomfield in the u.s. state of colorado they had come from a united airlines plane that reported an engine fa

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court of appeals. south bay health leaders say they are disappointed in the supreme court's decision, saying they are still risky. >>> now to music to many parents' ears, schools could be back in session soon. livermore schools announced students will return to campus next month. that means presc to high school. other bay area school districts are making the same move. "today in the bay" cheryl hurd explains. >> i teach because i love being around the kids. without them there physically it's not the same. >> reporter: livermore valley joint unified will start in-person classes next month. preschool through 12th grade will be allowed to return to campus. . >> i'm actually really excited to go back. it's going to be nice seeing everybody one last time since i'm a senior. and i just miss seeing everyone's faces. >> reporter: her best friend disagrees. >> even though online learning is hard, i just feel like it doesn't make sense. we're almost graduating. >> reporter: on march 4th, pleasanton unified school district preschoolers to second graders will be able to see teachers in person again. if alameda county remains in the red tier for five days, high schoolers will be invited back to sc

the 1st of 2 court appearances by him today before he is said to serve out his jail sentence the 2nd appearance 2nd called session being that a libel case brought against the lakes in the valley over his insults and allegations accusations against the world war 2 veteran veteran a sellout for example that caused a lot of resident amongst russians but even there alexina violently was defiant refusing to apologize. for in a scene its 5th consecutive night of mass protests over the jailing of a cattle on rapper cells arrested after posting a tweet supporting a separatist group on criticizing the want to keep justice of rallies across the country opposing his attention branding it's a violation of his right to free speech around 80 people have been arrested and more than $100.00 injured since the demonstrations began the unrest turned violent the prime minister denounced it as an attack on democracy. police have used water cannon and tear gas to disperse anti-government protests in the chilean capital and his traders are demanding economic reforms as well as the resignation of the president and the release of those d

of them. this is supposed to be the ultimate safety valve. the last thing that happens. the most rare treatment and a session where this body is sitting as a court of impeachment among the most rare things it does . so the slippery slope principle will have taken hold if we continue to go forward with what is happening today and scheduled to happen later this week . and after we are long done here and after there has been a shift in the political winds and after there is a change in the makeup of the united states house of representatives and maybe a change in the makeup of the united states senate , the pressure from those folks back home, especially for members of the house is going to be tremendousbecause remember , the founders recognized that the argument that i started with. that political pressure is driven by the need for immediate action because something under contemporary community standards really horrific happened and the people represented by the members of the united states house of representatives become incensed. and what do you do in a federal issue? your back in suburban philadelphia something that makes the people who live th

of inciting insurrection. here on cspan2 will go back to earlier this afternoon as today's session got underway. expect the senate will convene as a court of impeachment in the champlin doctor barry flack will lead the senate in prayer. >> let us pray. mighty god, unsurpassed in both power and understanding, we worship you. lord, when there is nowhere else to turn, we lift our eyes to you. as again, this senate chamber becomes a court and our senators become jurors. guide these lawmakers with your wisdom, mercy, and grace. lord, infuse them with a spirit of non- parted schism patriotism. unite them in their efforts to do what is best for america. as they depend on your providence and power, may they make choices that will be for your greater glory. we pray in your sovereign name , amen. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the nine states of america, to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> senators will you please be seated. and if there is no objection, the jury proceedings of the trial today that asked the sgt and germs t

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