mr. taylor did. but i think those are all great points that you raise, mr, deputy city attorney, we already took public comment on this matter generally. do we need to do another one since we're about to entertain another motion? no, you just need to take public comment once. okay? any action is taken. thank you, commissioner flores fang, any comments before i make a motion? okay. i move to find that enforcement staff proved by a preponderance of evidence that mr. taylor violated the charges alleged in counts three and five. is there a second? seconded mr. clerk, would you take a role, please? a motion has been made and seconded. i will now call the role chair. i, commissioner flores fling i commissioner salahi. no chair in love with two votes in the affirmative and one vote in the negative. the motion has not passed. thank you, mr. clerk. great. so now we should consider the appropriate penalty for these violations, and again, my hope is that we'll have a conversation about it and then move them all

mr. taylor did. but i think those are all great points that you raise, mr, deputy city attorney, we already took public comment on this matter generally. do we need to do another one since we're about to entertain another motion? no, you just need to take public comment once. okay? any action is taken. thank you, commissioner flores fang, any comments before i make a motion? okay. i move to find that enforcement staff proved by a preponderance of evidence that mr. taylor violated the charges alleged in counts three and five. is there a second? seconded mr. clerk, would you take a role, please? a motion has been made and seconded. i will now call the role chair. i, commissioner flores fling i commissioner salahi. no chair in love with two votes in the affirmative and one vote in the negative. the motion has not passed. thank you, mr. clerk. great. so now we should consider the appropriate penalty for these violations, and again, my hope is that we'll have a conversation about it and then move them all

and mr taylor _ issue. these are not easy topics to address. and mr taylor did - issue.elf a few years ago that after two decades working on this, it had taken its toll on him.— taken its toll on him. richard did so much for— taken its toll on him. richard did so much for the _ taken its toll on him. richard did so much for the damilola - taken its toll on him. richard did so much for the damilola taylor| so much for the damilola taylor trust. _ so much for the damilola taylor trust. so — so much for the damilola taylor trust, so much to raise awareness. underneath — trust, so much to raise awareness. underneath that, his family who have lost their— underneath that, his family who have lost their son and gone through so much _ lost their son and gone through so much trauma, and he did so much for other— much trauma, and he did so much for other families who had also lost their— other families who had also lost their children through similar circumstances. and richard was surrounded by lots of friends and family. _ surrounded by lots of friends and family, and through the

mr. taylor, because the graveyard cannot because it has been bounded they are stacking loved ones on top of eondecide when he passes, whether he will be on top of his father or hisi say this just because this dead but the living. who have been subjected to the particulate the asthma rates, the cancer rates. out writing that wrong? -- that wrong? one of the elements that has in all the funding coming out for all of these projects is that if you are funding from the department of energy, you have plan and you have to commit to benefi community, which is what you were talking about about the large proportion of the communityt will benefit. it has to include, are you hiring locally? benefit for the air the benefit forocgóaround twe are trying to e into a system that has been structurally inequitable and it's not just the community benefits plan, but it is also the way these tax incentives have befor example, say that you-- you a community solar developer. if you locate your project in acommunity, a disadvantaged community, y credit, extra tax credits. if youprograms and pay a prevailing wage

mr. taylor, because the graveyard cannot grow because it has been bounded, they are stacking loved ones onnd he is trying to decide when he passes, whether he will be on top of his father or his grandfather. i say this just this notion is not just of the dead but the living. who have been to the particulate matter, the asthma rates, the cancer rates. what can we do? about writing that wrong? -- righting that wrg0ong?one ofs been embedded in all the funding coming out for all of these projects is that if you are vying for funding from the partmenergy, you have to write up a community benefits plan and you have to commit to benefiting theking about, about the large proportion of the community that will benefit. it has toncwhat is the benefit , the benefit for local businesses? "varound these particular hubs r projects. we are trying to embed structural equity into a system that has been structurally inequitable and it's not just the community benefits plan, but its way these tax incentives have been structured. for example, say that you want -- are a community solar developer. if you locate

mr taylor set up the damilola taylor trust to campaign crime . campaign against knife crime.ubs, clubs and sports centres across the country will receive a funding boost to help keep their doors open. it's part of the government's levelling up programme , which aims to create programme, which aims to create jobs and support communities and it will also see curtains rise once again at the edinburgh filmhouse , two years after it filmhouse, two years after it was forced to close. that follows campaign backed by follows a campaign backed by actors ewen bremner and brian cox. independent cinema will cox. the independent cinema will get a funding boost worth around £1.5 million. those are the headunes. £1.5 million. those are the headlines . plenty more to come headlines. plenty more to come throughout the afternoon, and in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code your screen. go to code on your screen. or go to gbnews.com/alerts. now it's gbnews.com/alerts. but now it's back . nana. back to. nana. >> thank you sam. coming up, its political spotlight ,

mr. robert taylor was a gentle 83-year-old resident. he showed me his family's graveyard. a refinery is literally sprouted up and surrounded unconfined the small cemetery which is so hymned and now that the graves are stacked neatly on top of one another. loved ones on top of loved ones. mr. taylor is trying to decide whether his grave will be stacked up on top of his father's were his grandfathers. -- for his grandfathers. the president is investing in america on this history of generate -- of energy injustice. president biden has the most ambitious climate and clean energy environmental justice agenda ever taken from day one. he has directed us to leave no one behind in this energy transition from communities like the river parishes to thecoal and steel and power plant communities that drove the first industrial revolution and who will be central to the next one. it is the president's core belief that every person deserves to breathe clean air, drink clean water, to live in a healthy community. the critical part of that work is the justice for the initiative which says 4

good morning, mr taylor. goad good morning, mr taylor. good mornin: good morning, mr taylor.od morning to you _ good morning, mr taylor. good morning to you and _ good morning, mr taylor. good morning to you and to - good morning, mr taylor. good morning to you and to roger i good morning, mrtaylor. (13mm morning to you and to roger as well. let's start with a little something out worldly. have a look at these images. if you thought the ski images. if you thought the ski images were amazing, these are cloud formations captured across much of the north—west yesterday. these artist clouds, and the air is really turbulent and you get plumes of cold air coming out of the clouds and they form these pouches. they look spectacular, nothing much to worry about but they will get you gazing skywards if you see them. hopefully we will not see many around today because as we go into the full easter weekend it looks like today, tomorrow should be dry. for some across england and wales especially, things will change again on monday so let me take you through it. starting with what is happe

mr. taylor has been stating that there's more cases that are more expensive on a debt among children today. for example, the child has going because of molly attrition, he has been recently inc from the noun. and right now he has been wrong and he has died in law because of mom's appreciate, and this is a part of what the commercial humanitarian organization hopkins warning in regard to what you can explain to my desk among children because of monte tricia on the hybrid no or i will leave at that time, somebody called a couple hours ago. now the director general of the world health organization has revealed his team's findings, officer visited hospitals in northern garza for the 1st time since last october. the 10th was done on the company. it says says the situation is grim with severe levels of malnutrition, children dying of salvation. syria shows the use of few food and medical supplies. while in the water is the chief executive officer of medical aid for palestinians. she says there is no political will to allow in the a that will stop people in gaza solving to this is very clear to s

posting on social media, the home secretary praised mr taylor's determination in the face of what heting up a trust aimed at supporting disadvantaged young people. he said his son's death was the result of enormous problems in society , but that he wanted his society, but that he wanted his legacy to be one of hope. and as we mentioned in the last hour, a boy aged 12 has been arrested after a teenage girl was stabbed in kent. that incident happened. we understand shortly before 4:00 yesterday afternoon, police are now urging anyone with information, including cctv footage or video, to come forward . and in cheltenham, forward. and in cheltenham, police are urgently searching for three missing siblings who are subject to a court order that prevents them from being in the care of their parents three year old paulie, five year old joleen and eight year old betsy were last seen with their mother on friday, but their whereabouts is now unknown . gloucestershire is now unknown. gloucestershire force say they are concerned for the children's welfare , and the children's welfare, and they're

highest profile crimes, posting on social media, the home secretary, james cleverly, has praised mr taylor'smination in the face of what he called the huge personal tragedy. that loss led richard and his late wife gloria, to set up a trust aimed at supporting disadvantaged young people. he said his son's death was the result of enormous problems in society, but wanted his legacy to be one of hope. and a reminder on some news that came into us in the last couple of hours from kent that a boy aged just 12 has been arrested tonight after a teenage girl was stabbed in sittingbourne . the stabbed in sittingbourne. the incident happened shortly before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police are now urging anyone with information, including cctv footage or video, to come forward . and in cheltenham forward. and in cheltenham police there are urgently searching for three missing siblings who are subject to a court order that prevents them from being in the care of their parents. three year old paulie, five year old joleen and eight year old betsy were last seen with their mother on friday, but their wherea

following damilola's death, mr taylor became an anti—knife crime campaigner, and dedicated his life toidlothian has become the first woman to complete one of the world's hardest running races. jasmin paris finished the 100—mile barkley marathons in tennessee with just 99 seconds to spare. 0ur reporter simonjones has the details. cheering she said her body was screaming at her to stop, butjasmin paris believed in herself and made it to the finish gate. her legs scratched from days of running through thick woodland. this is what exhaustion combined with joy looks like. the legendary course once featured in a documentary called the race that eats its young, the barkley marathons involves running up and down the equivalent of 60,000 feet, about twice the height of mount everest, in extreme heat. the route is unmarked, so competitors have to memorise it and it begins when the race creator, known as laz, lights a cigarette. and for some people, just to get back to camp alive is all they want in the world. fellow ultra marathon runners are full of awe. she has learned, she's grown, she's trai

social media, the secretary, james the home secretary, james cleverly, taylor's cleverly, praised mr taylor'srmination of determination in the face of what he huge personal what he called huge personal tragedy. led richard tragedy. the loss led richard and wife gloria to set and his late wife gloria to set up a trust aimed at supporting disadvantaged young people . he disadvantaged young people. he said his son's death was a result of enormous problems in society, but that he wanted his legacy to be one of hope. and some news in from kent this evening. a boy, aged just 12, has been arrested after a teenage girl was stabbed there in sittingbourne. the incident happened shortly before 4:00 on friday afternoon. we understand police are now asking anyone with information, including cctv footage or video, to come forward. we will keep across that for you and bring you more on that as we get it. britain is in the midst of the longest sustained rise in people missing work due to sickness. since the 1990s, research from the resolution foundation found that nearly 2.7 million people are too sick to wo

mr. johnson is a sellout too. marjorie taylor greene republican of georgiathe sunday morning futures to explain her reason for filing a motion to vacate against speaker mike johnson, saying he failed to secure the border. here is what she had to say. >> there's nothing in this bill that's a core -- secures the border. -- that secures the border. it does everything to keep the biden administrations horrible deadly invasion happening every civil day.speaker johnson's one chance, his one chance to truly secure the border is with the power of the purse and that's in these funding bills. if speaker johnson really wanted to secure the border like he promised all of us he would and the american people, he would have told chuck schumer, we will not pass any government funding bills until our border has hr to or the lake and riley -- hr two or the lake and riley -- laken riley act in it. he let chuck schumer pass the bill in the house because speaker johnson forced it on republicans. >> but people -- >> the bill did nothing for the border

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mr. speaker, i would like extend birthday wishes and greetings to my daughter, happy birthday, taylor.i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, thehair declares the house in recess until 2

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taylor swift, robert downey jr mr. bean stephen colbert claims he found the original. >> today, kate admitted that she had edited the photo and to put this scandal to rest, the palace has released the original image of princess kate skateboarding over a tiger. >> i mean, karen, there is also, you know, people who are juxtaposing it with a picture that was on a vogue cover that was taken. definitely not since the surgery happened. like, yeah, you're a pr professional. >> what on earth? >> indeed. what on earth? how did this get out that would be my question. because when you know that the whole country is wondering what really happened to kate, the whole world. sorry. you're right. the whole world is wondering what happened to kate. you cannot put out a picture that has been touched up in this environment, period. full stop would not have done it. yeah. >> and again, we're kind of showing, detail after detail after detail here, all right. here's just hoping that the princess is, is recovering well and that we'll see her

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taylor. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. massacs seek recognition? mr.n: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, the biden-harris administration recently announced nearly $1.7 billion as part of the white house challenge to end hunger and build healthy communities. in 2022 when president biden hosted the second effort white nutrition, and health i told those in attendance that the event couldn't be a one off. we couldn't gather in d.c., pat each other on the back, and not deliver on the ambitious goals. these new bold commitments from 141 stakeholders from across the nation, including health insurers, nonprofits, academia, and local elected officials show that we are not taking our foot off the gas to meet the president's goal of rit related diseases by 2030. i want to thank president biden, my good friend chef jose andres from president's council on sports, fitness, nutrition. agriculture secretary vilsack, and everyon

mr. massie: i yield four minutes to my good friend from georgia miss marjorie taylor greene. the speaker pro tempore: the representative is recognized for four min you, mr. speaker. i rise today as the only member of congress that has ever been banned by social media. on january 2 of 2022, twitter banned me. banned my personal account. on which i was campaigning for congress raising money and using my free speech to inform the voters in my district they can vote for me. this was not by a company owned by china this was by american-owned twitter. this came on the heels of our own united states government working with big tech and working with social media companies to censor and ban americans' free speech. . i be opening pandora's box and i'm opposed to this bill. most americans don't trust the united states government because of our experience dealing with it. never forget that the united states government also was the one that provided the russia ho to americans. it also worked to ban americans' free speech. it also has worked in so man ways to illegally warrantlessly spy on

mr. johnson is a sellout too. marjorie taylor greene, republican of georgia, joined the sunday morning futures to exling a motion to vacate against speaker mike johnson, saying he failed to secure the border. here is what she had to say. >> there's nothing in this bill that's a core -- secures the border. -- that secures the border. it does everything to horrible deadly invasion happening every civil day. speaker johnson's one chance, his one chance to truly secure the border is with the power of th's in these funding bills. if speaker johnson really wanted to secure the border like he promised all of us he would the american people, he would have told chuck schumer, we will not pass any government funding bills until our border has hr to or the lake and riley -- hr two or the lake and riley -- laken riley act in it. he let chuck schumer pass the bill in the house because speaker johnson forced it on republicans. >> but people -- >> the bill did nothing for the border. it funded horrific trans-woke policies. this was not a republ

union address last week as soon as he got over the shock of seeing marjorie taylor greene [ laughter ] >> look over here. mrent. [ laughter ] >> seth: that is not the face you make when you see a colleague. that is the face you make when you see a dog playing basketball [ laughter ] at a campaign rally in atlanta over the weekend, president biden said he is focused on bringing down the cost for prescription drugs after seeing firsthand just how badly they're needed [ laughter ] alabama senator katie britt delivered the republican response on thursday to president biden's state of the union address from her kitchen and i'm guessing on move-in day? [ laughter ] where is all your stuff? [ laughter ] are we banning books and also blenders [ laughter ] you talk about how hard it is to put food on the table. well, yeah, you don't have any plates [ laughter ] republican senator mitt romney yesterday defended alabama senator katie britt's response to the state of the union and said that the media overreaction to it, quote, tells us who liberals most fear i'm not sure about liberals, but i'll bet managers are terrif

taylor, for using technology to preparegeneration. and thank you to the wilson county schools for investing in north carolina's future. .mr.team of the green county all star basketball program. these promising basketball stars of tomorrow just won the 2024 eastern athletic conference championship in the 10 to 12 age co-ed group. green county kercut county in a 55-45 vicktory. mr. speaker, recreation sports are an excellent way to expose young ale the fundamentals of the game. these young basketball players experience the wonders of competition, their skills, and tellwork. and came out on top. hats off to the players, coach perishes loveette for a fantastic season. congratulations to our recreation departments across eastern northor making friendly competitions like this a reality. particularly i give a big shout out to the green county recreation to the recreation director for hosting this year's tournament. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chfrom illinois, mrs. ramirez, r five minutes. speaker.irez: thank i rise today to recognize a latina, music prodigy, a cultural worker, a mother, and

they are putting their marching orders from marjorie taylor greene, and that is why you have seen members like mr. gallagher of wisconsin decide they are going to leave congress, because they have simply had enough. the madness and the reckless, radical republicans that now control the majority in the house is bad for america and we are seeing that on display over and over again. >> we will get to her more in a moment, but let's move onto haiti right now. the u.n. says this has the makings of a humanitarian crisis. earlier this year, i joined in new york mayor eric adams for the u.s. to do more to help haiti, and i met with haitian nationals detained at the southern border. you have just cosigned a letter calling on the white house, along with leaders of the congressional haiti caucus, and more than 60 democrats, to get these haitian nationals here in the u.s. temporary protective status and to pause deportation of haitians. congressional republicans this week blocked $40 million in aid requested by the biden administration for haiti, part of a multinational effort to stabilize the country. why d

mr. mike. johnson from the position of speaker of the lower house of the american congress, and this very strong pro-trump woman marjorie taylor green, who spoke a lot and often badly about ukraine, can make just such a proposal, and the question here is that right now the speakership can drag on for a very long time. a very, very, very long time, because mike johnson himself, first of all, he's not the pro-trumpers themselves liked him, because they thought he was too soft and... compromises with the democrats very easily, the majority is republican, they considered him pro-trump and that's why they didn't want him, well, i 'm not talking about the democrats, and that's why the speakership will drag on for a long time due to the fact that it can take a very long time, as in the case of the previous speaker, a very long time to choose a candidate who would be ee, who would be liked by all representatives of the house of representatives, so this nuance is very unfortunate, i really hope, all so what the ninth... of april, after the congressmen return from vacation to the house of representatives, they will vote, but there is th

mrs. obama supports president joe biden and vice president kamala harris' re-election campaign. taylorid last cycle and today she reentered the fray, urging supporters to vote, quote: the people who most represent you into power. >> president biden has set a possible endorsement by taylor swift is classified? how disappointed is he that she is telling people to vote but not for him? >> going to be very careful. we are talking about 2024. and so i can't comment on what taylor swift is saying or not saying. >> peter: and even though tonight is expected to go very well for president biden, he is in for the night. don't expect to see him on stage thanking democrats in the primary states for voting for him nothing on the schedule for the rest of tonight or for that matter tomorrow. >> bret: peter doocy on the north lawn. first result of the night right now. fox news decision desk predicts that president biden will win the mail-in democratic primary in iowa. not a shocker but it's definitive. please join us for our super tuesday coverage it. all starts 7:00 p.m. eastern time right after "spe

but but nevertheless, it's interesting that the south i think it was zachary taylor was the last, you know, before mr. carter. so i think it's interesting that there was that kind of a gap between and we won't you know, we won't do southern jokes like we do california jokes, but still, i mean, there is there is something sort of regional about that that plays in interesting. so speaking of regions, let's hop to the midwest going back in time and speak with mr. eisenhower here about her grandfather, president eisenhower has two very important elections as well. one in 1952, one in 1956, and the one in 52, harry truman is outgoing as the president, but of course, he did not run. and so he was not defeated by by ike in that election. but he nevertheless sort of made made pretty short work of the democratic opponent at that time. so tell us a little bit about how your grandfather went about his important campaigns in 52 and 56. yes. and i'm going to bypass you just for a second. i need to say something about carter. i was i was working on capitol hill during the time that he was running. and when he won

mr. john oliver will be out here. [cheering] yeah, yeah. folks, following the show, stick around for "after midnight" with taylor tomlinson.most of my day right over there in the news armory, hand-hammering the day's biggest stories into the most topical passguard, cuirasse, greaves, and vamplates, then carefully gilding it all with the tudor rose and cipher of elizabeth i to produce for you the powerful yet exquisite jacob halder cumberland armor garniture that is my monologue. but sometimes, i crash a stolen jet ski into an abandoned grist mill where i use a busted chunk of cinder block to pound a corrugated shard into a cask and plonk it on my dome to charge into battle against my demons wearing the slapdash berzerker's skull bucket of news that is my segment... >> "meanwhile"! >> stephen: this is the armor of the lord, the armor of truth. meanwhile, a kentucky school has declared super bowl monday a school holiday. students are encouraged to take the day to observe family traditions like washing vomit off the ceiling and bailing uncle pat out of jail again. according to the school district's facebook page, giving stude

mr. mike johnson from the position of speaker of the lower house of the american congress, and this is exactly what the submission can do. such a very strong pro-trump marjorie tayloren, who has spoken badly about ukraine a lot and often, well, the question here is that right now the speaking engagement can drag on for a very, very, very, very long time, because he himself mike johnson, first of all, the pro-trumpists themselves did not like him, because they believed that he was too soft, and he very easily compromises with the democrats, the majority is republican. they considered him pro-trump and therefore they did not want, well, i am not talking about the democrats, and therefore the speakership will drag on for a long time due to the fact that they can choose a candidate for a very long time, as in the case of the previous speaker, for a very long time, who would be er, who would liked by all representatives of the house of representatives, so this nuance is very important it's a pity, but i really hope that on april 9, after the congressmen return from vacation to the house of representatives, they will vote, but... here it is, but let's move on: estonia is

mr. mchenry: it's as if there isn't regulators. great discussion in march year. tayloring.be maybe part of our job. and rapid increasing in the size of an institution, they should be looked at. the fed has that authority to look at them in an enhance not. to say congress needs to change these authorities. wait a second, you had these authorities and didn't use them and talk to the person who had the decision. you have an institution that triples in size in a short period of time in silicon valley bank and not a second look. this is absurd. the threshold question we have been debating, 50, 100, 250, what is the right size, that is not conforming with risk. you could have a institution doing unsound things that is smaller. they should be hooked at in an enhanced way. larger institutions that we saw them performed pretty damn well. not the take away i had in 2009, 2010. but largest banks were soon to be bailed out and depositors went to where they could get the bailout. shouldn't have the take-away that they have that same government■ guarantee. home loan bank system has been

taylor greene did you see this clip? >> steve: oh, yeah, yeah >> jimmy: he looks pretty surprised. check this out, this is real >> mr. >> jimmy: oh, boy. [ laughter ] >> steve: yikes. >> jimmy: oh, oh boy [ laughter ] it's like the moment on "love is blind" where you see your fiance for the first time. [ laughter ] it's like, "megan fox. [ laughter ] then, biden was like, "marjorie, you're looking even more unhinged in person, wow." [ laughter and applause but everyone -- everyone is talking about this alabama senator katie britt gave the republican rebuttal to biden's state of the union and her delivery was a little dramatic take a look. >> mr. president, enough is enough [ light laughter ] our country can do better. we see you we hear you. and we stand with you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: has anyone checked that kitchen for a gas leak? [ laughter ] just saying. [ cheers and applause even producers of hallmark movies were like, "it's a bit much it's a bit - it's a tiny bit much." [ laughter ] not everyone criticized her, though she got rave reviews from her speaking coach william shatner [ laughter ] "i thought you were

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mr. bezos pays an effective tax rate lower than the average a worker, i think we have a real problem in our tax system. [laughter] stuart: okay. taylor with me the morning. -- this morning. he got kind of heated. what do you make of a 32-hour workweek? >> nope, i'm a capitalist. changing to a 32-hour workweek is not the solution. we are the greatest country on this planet because we work hard and and you get rewarded for that hard work as long as businesses pay fair wages, i'm a fan of working your 40-hour weeking maybe more, and you'll get rewarded for it. stuart: well said. david bahnsen, what a do you think? >> i think it would be the end of the country, and i'm not being melodramatic. i don't do melodrama ever. it would be the end of the country. the unique american dna that requires this work ethic that blames a culture of risk taking, intend newel i remember and religious liberty. if that they pull a 32 hour workweek, it destroys what america was founded on. stuart: what if a republican had put his hands right in the face of a female reporter? >> you can't do that. i don't know how we got to screaming and putting a hand on a re

taylor. a look at my. notes. i don't remember >> or you didn't know? >> as terrence is? >> caulkins account of the events are not accurate. he didn't check out with mr. williams on the radio as you're supposed to? he didn't notify dispatch that he was transported someone from one location to another. the timeline of when he said it occurred versus the independent witnesses all of that appeared that he was not being truthful about the encounter between terrence williams and himself. >> those inconsistencies surface during a months-long internal investigation. corporal caulkins took three polygraph test during the probe. one of those tests indicated deception mircea, there was a time when caulkins was interviewed. i want to play this for you in this meet >> reporters scum bags. >> my son was a scumbag maybe his collar zones have a scumbag. maybe he was a dirty car >> could this be a clue to what happened coming >> up? >> a breakthrough in the case? >> there's one drink. every bartender wants to serve it's not an old fashion or a manhattan. because every bartenders least favorite drink to serbia is one-to-many >> welcome to the waiver hoods, wayfair vib