dan page, aood to get a solution to this. dan page, good to speak to _ get a solution to this.broadcaster nicky campbell has revealed for the first time that he was abused at a private boys' school in edinburgh in the 1970s. speaking on his bbc radio 5live show, the 61—year—old said he was "badly beaten up" by a teacher and witnessed the serious sexual assault of another boy at edinburgh academy. the school has apologised to anyone who was abused there. our scotland correspondent, alexandra mackenzie, has this report. nicky campbell has been a radio and tv presenter since the 1980s, often discussing sensitive issues experienced by others. now, nicky tells his own story. i know i'm amongst friends, i may have a wobble, but... for the first time, he's publicly said he was a victim of abuse at a private school in edinburgh in the 1970s. at school, i was very horribly, badly beaten up by a teacher who is a leading light in the scripture union. at the age of ten, nicky said he witnessed his friend being abused by a teacher in a changing room. he was known to us as a predator and a s

dan nigamir. he's the editorial page editor of the denver gazette. dan is a longtime journalist and more than 25-year veteran of the colorado political scene. he has been an award-winning newspaper reporter and editorial page editor a senior legislative staffer at the state capitol and a political consultant. let's welcome professor destler and alex epstein and danier. you just make me baby here just because it sounds good. can everyone hear me? well? yes, good. let's get right down to business so that you've had the introductions from jennifer. oh. not everyone can see me, but you can hear my voice. we're going to ask each of these gentlemen to offer us an opening statement on his view of the proposition, which you've heard stated for you and let me just repeat it just for the record that is should america rapidly eliminate fossil fuel use to prevent climate catastrophe. what we're going to do is we're going to have andrew go first. and he's going in an open. we're going to let each one do an opening statement kind of stating where they're at. give t

let's bring in "wall street journal" editorial page writer -- and columnist dan thenning ger.aw are, because it's really far reaching. >> yeah, that's right. it was a massive step forward. governor ducey was able to sign into law a provision that would allow about 90% of public funding for students to poll those students to whichever schools they choose to attend. so that could be charter schools, but it could also be private schools and particularly religious schools. so this is a massive expansion of ability of parents to decide what type of education hay want their students to receive and make sure that funding is going to be able to stick with those kids. paul: two principles here. one, money follows the child, and the other is universality. most other state school choice programs while good limit, put limits based on income, perhaps, or some other things. are those two principles big breakthroughs here? >> yeah, that's right. the previous incarnation of arizona law had allowed certain students to be able to take funding with them. but as you implied, it was limited to stu

dan quayle to forget it. there's much more to this explosive page turner of a book which reads like like a thd will lead you aghast not only at how close the country came to the brink but also how perilous the future remains. the conversation with the authors will be pulitzer prize-winning columnist at the post who in his four decades with the paper also has covered city hall, reported from your and south america, and edited the style section. additionally he's the author of three books, working on a fourth, and appears frequently on msnbc as a political analyst. so gentlemen, the screen is yours. >> thanks so much brad, and it's first of what is it what a pleasure and what an honor it is to be doing this tonight. brad, i've known you for many years. you were my predecessor south america correspond at the post. bob costa, i've known you since you came to work at the "washington post" and very quickly, so i have admired your doggedness and persistence as a reporter and the way you work your sources. i said this is a great young reporter. woodward, i have done for 41 and a half years. you had me at the "washington p

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dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 4, 0, 7, is the time. and a 9 year-old boy who was injured in a commuter train crash that killed 3 other people has also died. a gofundme page that was set up for his family says the chilean navy's dixon died last wednesday of injury suffered when an amtrak train crashed into a car back on june. 26 in unincorporated brentwood. that crash also killed 3 women, including the boy's mother and grandmother, the 85 passengers and crew members on that train were not hurt. oakland police say that there are now aware of 6 people who were injured during the a's post-game fireworks celebration back on july 4th on tuesday, police chief leronne armstrong revealed that bullet fragments from celebratory gunfire struck and injured 5 people at that stadium. police say thursday they heard from says a 6th victim. but didn't reveal the severity of those injuries. police right now are offering a $20,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. well, at least one person is injured after a shooting on 5.80. this happened yesterday. the chp says a witness called in the shooting. but when officers got on scene, they couldn't find a car or a v

dan, what is that? just a policy, not a number, correct? >> recommendation 12 on page 39a of the revised report. >> this is for the government operations recovery initiative to improve the hiring financial processes for the city that analyst recommended cutting three positions across five departments and keep the attrition in gen city and keep the position authority to manage within the budget to hire the positions so that we can do so to continue our important work. is that adm8? >> i'm sorry, can you for the government office 9. >> that is 9. >> two other departments will be coming forward with the same request and that is city attorney and department of human resources. finally, the last one that you will have to help me on that number is a contract contract clines position that is vacant in the labor standard and we are respectively asking to keep that position authority in the budget because we have four to five labor a laws in effect and want to evaluate with the department to allow us to hire and we would like to do that for the office of labor standards and enf

dan thorn kron. 4 news, a 9 year-old boy who was injured in a commuter train crash that killed 3 other people has died to go fund me page. that was set up for his family. >> says julian of dixon died last wednesday of injuries suffered when an amtrak train smashed into a car on june. 26th in unincorporated brentwood. the crash also killed 3 women, including the boy's mother and grandmother. 85 passengers and crew members on the train were not injured. >> oakland police say they are now aware of 6 people who were injured during the a's post-game fireworks celebration on july 4th on tuesday, police chief leronne armstrong revealed that bullet fragments from celebratory gunfire struck and injured 5 people at the stadium. police said today they heard from the 6th victim but did not reveal the severity of the injuries. police are offering up to $20,000 in reward money for information leading to an arrest. today, california senator alex padilla hosted a roundtable to talk about gun violence across the state. the conference is a follow-up to the national bipartisan gun bill. senator padilla said the move will help keep guns aw

dan: beloved sitcom star has died. tony dow's management team announced the news of his passing on his official facebook page. best known for his role as big brother wally on "leave it to beaver." hollywood-born actor won the role of wally in an open casting call with almost no acting experience. and shows like "my three sons," and "the greatest show on earth." he had announced he had cancer earlier this year but cause of death was not immediately given. he was 77 years old. >> john: that's a shame. a teen is released from custody. assault of officer was caught on video and learning the suspect is no stranger to law enforcement. bryan llenas with the latest on this. bryan. >> good afternoon. 16-year-old teen who assaulted the officer and then subsequently released, the same teen six days ago arrested for robbery and released. take a look at the video we have been talking about all day here, it shows the 16-year-old punching and viciously striking an nypd officer who he even puts into a chokehold. a 16-year-old girl joins in assaulting another officer. the nypd says they were caught evading the subway fare and

dan snyder accountable for his actions? . . . >> why has there not been a full written report on this very important issue? >> there was a five pagereport that not only talks about the findings in a summary form of the toxic organization and the fact we needed to implement new policy procedures that we put those recommendations from the independent investigator and implemented and adopted each of those. >> the gentleman's time is expired. the gentleman's time is expired. we now call upon mr. gibbs from ohio. first i yield my time. i hope we have some hearings in the future with the secretary dealing with the border and energy crisis. i want to yield the rest of my time to the congresswoman. i yield my time today. >> thank you chair maloney. >> madam chair, i have a parliamentary inquiry. >> is it proper for a congressman or congressperson who doesn't to serve on a committee that has been waived onto the committee to participate in the questioning of a witness without any further proceedings? >> he's been waived onto the committee and you can have a member yield their time to a committee member. >> thank you and i will yield back.