andrew smith did not figure out what was causing this mysterious illness, but he did try to attest to the men. part of the problem was you couldn't keep hold of the men. they came to work and then they wanted to rush off home. it was a very casual labor force. there were other kinds of accidents as well accidents with stalin and then the men who made the cables they tended to be shipped so they were accustomed to working higher up. in the 19th century on any worksite, the safety and security of the men working was never a top priority. so it was pretty awful. anybody else? is a gentleman right in the frontier. excellent. front here. excellent. now it isn't on. [laughter] >> the development of brooklyn and the political unification of the cities because like i understand it increased the population a lot but i'm wondering if that helped catalyze. >> the question is how much did the completion of the bridge leads to the unification of new york and brooklyn and the growth as a city because a lot of it was farmland. i can speak to some of that a little bit. but yes absolutely is the answe

andrew smith did not figure out how he almost did, what was causing this illness but he didn't try to tend to them in part of the problem was you couldn't keep hold of the men. they try to rush off home and there were no unions it was a very casual labor force. there were other kinds of accidents. the men who move delete could use the cables, a lot of them were accustomed to working high up. so as i say on any worksite the safety and security was never a top priority. >> is a gentle man in front here. thank you very much. >> i wonder if that helps catalyze into one place. >> how much did the completion of the bridge neede lead to the identification of new york and brooklyn and the growth as a city because a lot of it was from the 1860s. if i could speak to some of that a little bit, so yes absolutely is the answer before the bridge was built. they were made every year and of course the ferries couldn't run if it was icy and there were accidents, so the brooklyn bridge was the beginning of the linking of manhattan and absolutely is led to the further growth of brooklyn and. brooklyn be

joining me is andrew smith from the campaign against the arms trade.ing an opinion —— an appeal. if this verdict is allowed to stand it will be regarded by government as a green light to continue arming and supporting some of the most brutal regimes in the world, including saudi arabia. 0ver the last two years, they have waged a terrible bombardment against the people of the yemen. 10,000 people have been killed, we have also seen the destruction of vital infrastructure including schools, hospitals. but the judgment gives you very little comfort, it says, the secretary of state who made these decisions was fully entitled to conclude the saudis were not deliberately targeting civilians, and also that the judge argued very specifically that systems have there been set up by the british government and the saudis, to ensure these incidents do not happen again, to ensure there is a better chain of command, that the wrong targeting does not happen. saudi arabia is governed by one of the blast brutal dictator —— dictatorships in the world, and we did not beli

smith, fox business networks, dagen mcdowell, former deputy state department spokesperson under president obama, marie harper, and today's #oneluckyguy, we are going to pick his legal brain, judge andrew napolitano is here come out numbered. always good to have you. before we go, before we move on, i want to recognize the fact that "outnumbered" was with us yesterday, she is back with her family after we all learned the challenge that a man who so greatly serve this nation, we thank the mccains for their service as a family, we think our friend meghan who shared her journey with us and all of us who are on the couch and our prayers and thoughts are with them. we have a full report and how senator is doing coming up. >> judge andrew: meghan, you are in my heart as are your parents and i'm thinking about you and sending good thoughts and prayers and i'm saying some hail marys in latin. >> harris: there you go, let's begin. a group of about 20 g.o.p. senators met late into the night with top white house officials to try and carve out a fast-forward on health care. this after president trump implored all republican senators who assemble at the white house yesterday for that lunch to take