do you really believe that, andrew? it was so frustrating. >> andrew did believe it.e began advocating his far right ideologies. his family got concerned. desperately trying to help their son. >> andrew had every resource available. they sacrificed everything. i think every time we talked it was like, what can we do for andrew? >> andrew was young and idealistic but socially isolated and confused. ripe for the picking for hate recruiters on the lookout for new blood. but i still need to find out how andrew found this division or if they found him. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum. it's specially-designed with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. cascade platinum's unique actionpacs dissolve quickly... ...to remove stuck-on food. . . for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. choose the detergent that lets your dishwasher do the dishes! cascade platinum. the number one recommended brand in north america. this is ja

with andrew.onalist who will discuss with me the current overall situation and about the right-wing movement in the usa. >> hello, good morning. >> what is the current state of the nationalist movement in the united states? >> if you know about the fbi, which is the internal security police for the united states, they've been doing a lot of work turning different nationalist organizations against each other. >> but do they have any support from the people that allow them to get into the politics of the u.s.? >> there was a change a little bit with donald trump. he's the most far-right politician that we've had in this country in a very long time. and many people have come out in support of him. >> so this is pretty standard recruitment right here. they're empowering him by putting him on these platforms. >> andrew and i both wanted something that we could believe in. i joined the military because i wanted a cause, because i wanted a purpose. andrew kind of now dfloundered e was like, that's not co

andrew was 28 years old. 0ur officer in 2011. andrew was 28 years old.nks go to all those staff and officers who attended this incident as well as collea g u es attended this incident as well as colleagues in the fire service and ambulance service for their professionalism and support at what you can imagine was a distressing scene. i also want to thank friends and colleagues from the family who have been in touch with messages of support for the force. as a sign of respect, our flags are flying at half mast in honour and memory of andrew. a murder investigation has been launched and is currently ten people have been arrested on suspicion of murder. they are all male and aged between 13 and 30 yea rs of male and aged between 13 and 30 years of age. they are all in police custody at this time. because we have ten people in custody, it would be inappropriate to provide any further details about the investigation at this time. what i can say is that we are working hard and did the —— diligently to establish what happened. i would ask the media not to specul

andrew johnson, his hero was andrew jackson. his other hero was thomas jefferson. so states rights, protection of slavery, another thing he is also known for and he is also a slave owner himself. he owned over -- nine slaves? prof. slap: 10 to 12. johnson played up the apprenticeship as slavery, that he was treated as a slave. there was a difference in actuality. in his mind he conflated the two. that is one of the reasons why he is -- he attacks planters, the wealthy slaveowners who he sees looking down on the poor whites like him even when he becomes wealthy. he still identifies and sees himself as a poor white. that guides a lot of his philosophy. a lot of what he does in his life is that self-image of being the poor hardscrabble white person pulling himself up. i talked about how he did not like planters. he viewed himself even before the war and certainly when secession started ripping the country apart, he was with the honest yeomen fighting the slave-ocracy, the words he was using, what he called the pampered, bloated, corrupted aristocracy. these are people

where does this leave prince andrew?feels the need to establish as it were his version of events after a difficult and frankly damaging week in terms of media stories about him. let's have a look at what he says. he asserts that between 1999 when he says he met epstein and 2008 when epstein was convicted, he never saw any evidence of suspicious behaviour. that may seem slightly surprising but we must ta ke seem slightly surprising but we must take it at face value. paedophiles do of course behave as secretively as possible. what i think it's still difficult for andrew is that he resumed the friendship with epstein after he had been released from prison. he was by then a convicted paedophile and yet andrew saw him in new york and went to his home, as we have seen from that video. andrew 110w have seen from that video. andrew now acknowledges that it was a mistake, a error and he regrets that one area he has not commented on in the statement is whether he will now cooperate with the us authorities and lawyers for epstein ‘

i also don't like andrew johnson. he is one of the worst residence of the united states. -- presidents of the united states. we should speak biases up front. for the next hour you will see why many revere lincoln and don't take kindly to andrew johnson. understand lincoln and his background with the constitution, there is a couple things that informed his understanding of it. one was nationalism. lincoln, from his earliest days, was a nationalist. himon't have writings from when he was six or seven years old, talking about nationalism. we can get some sense of this of how important nationalism was from a speech he gave. after being elected president on his trip washington, dc to be inaugurated. he told the crowd, may i be pardoned if i mention way back in my childhood, the earliest days of my being able to read i got hold of a small book, such a one as a few of the younger members have ever seen, weems' life of washington. i remember all of the accounts given a battlefield and struggles for the liberties of the countr

as far as we know, the easy andrew harper was called to attend reports of a burglary. —— pc andrew harpernow any more than that. he was involved in a serious incident and ten people have been arrested. we know they are all males and their ages range from 13 to 30. there has been a number of condolences sent by borisjohnson, jeremy corbyn, the home secretary priti patel, as you have heard, and a number of police stations up and down the country have all expressed their view at the fact this is an appalling way for a police officer to have died while on duty. thank you forjoining us. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw is with me and how rare is it for a police officer to be killed on duty? thankfully, what has happened to pc andrew harper is very rare. he is in fa ct andrew harper is very rare. he is in fact the first police officer to have been killed in suspicious circumstances this year. but there is concern about the increasing danger that officers are fit —— appear to be facing on the street because this week there has been two other incidents that could potentially have led to

andrew has always emphatically denied any impropriety.esses tremendous sympathy for all those affected by the actions and behaviour of his former friend, jeffrey epstein. and nicholas explains that prince andrew will be hoping that his statement clarifies his version of events. it leaves him still with some difficulty. let's just look at what he says. he asserts that between 1999, when he says he met epstein, and 2008, when epstein was convicted, he believes that there was no reason to suspect his behaviour. we have to take that at face value — paedophiles are notoriously secretive. what is more difficult, of course, for andrew is that he continued to see epstein after he was released from prison. there are photographs, the video of them in 2010. he now says, he acknowledges, that it was a "mistake" and an "error" to have done that, he "regrets" that he did not realise what kind of a man epstein really was. he also says in the statement that his suicide has left "many "una nswered questions". well, that's undoubtedly true. and... "i ackno

prince andrew and jeffrey epstein. the duke of york said to be seen here on video as a woman departed. prince andrew speaking about his long-time friendship with the accused sex trafficker. the prince expressing regret. here's julia macfarlane. >> reporter: tonight, the concerted effort by buckingham palace to limit the fallout surrounding prince andrew, plunging ever deeper into the jeffrey epstein scandal. the palace releasing a lengthy statement directly from the duke, admitting new details of their friendship. "i met mr. epstein in 1999. during the time i knew him, i saw him infrequently and probably no more than only once or twice a year. i have stayed in a number of his residences. at no stage during the limited time i spent with him did i see, witness or suspect any behavior of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction." it was only six days ago that the palace issued denials that andrew knew of epstein's crimes, following the release of this video obtained by "the mail" on sunday appearing to

andrew has always emphatically denied any impropriety. the queen's second son expresses tremendous sympathy for all those affected by the actions and behaviour of his former friend, jeffrey epstein. earlier, nicholas said prince andrew will be hoping his statement clarifies his version of events. he asserts that between when he met epstein and when he was convicted there was no reason to suspect his behaviour, we have to take that at face value, paedophiles are notoriously secretive, but is more difficult is that he continue to see him after he was released from prison. the photographs and videos of them in 2010. he now says he acknowledges it was a mistake and an error to have done that, he regrets that he did not realise what kind of a man that jeffrey that he did not realise what kind of a man thatjeffrey epstein really was. he also says in the statement that his suicide has left many u na nswered that his suicide has left many unanswered questions and that is undoubtedly true, and i acknowledge and sympathise with everyone who has bee

it is even suggested andrew took him once to balmoral.a roberts. her claim to have had sex with andrew was dismissed by a us court. 2008, jeffrey epstein faced court in the united states charged with having sex with a minor and procuring an underage girl for prostitution. he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. in december 2010, soon after epstein‘s release, andrew was photographed with him walking in central park, new york. the video of andrew at epstein‘s home was taken the following day. last month, epstein was arrested on federal charges of sex trafficking minors. he was found dead in his prison cell on 10 august. prince andrew has always denied that he has been involved in any impropriety with underage girls. last night, buckingham palace added this. the denials of impropriety are emphatic, but what the palace cannot do is explain why prince andrew chose to continue his friendship with jeffrey epstein, or why he was at his home in new york. it all raises questions about the judgement demonstrated by the queen's second son. nicholas

it is even suggested andrew took him once to balmoral.ties with a then—17—year—old girl called virginia roberts. her claim to have had sex with andrew was dismissed by a us court. 2008, jeffrey epstein faced court in the united states charged with having sex with a minor and procuring an underage girl for prostitution. he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. in december 2010, soon after epstein‘s release, andrew was photographed with epstein walking in central park, new york. the video of andrew at epstein‘s home was taken the following day. last month, epstein was arrested on federal charges of sex trafficking minors. he was found dead in his prison cell on the 10th of august. prince andrew has always denied that he's been involved in any impropriety with underage girls. last night, buckingham palace issued this. "the duke of york has been appalled by the recent reports of epstein‘s alleged crimes. his royal highness deplores the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion that he would condone, participate in or encourage any su

it's even suggested andrew took him once to balmoral.a then 17—year—old girl called virginia roberts. her claim to have had sex with andrew was dismissed by a us court. 2008, jeffrey epstein faced court in the united states charged with having sex with a minor and procuring an underage girl for prostitution. he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. in december 2010, soon after his release, andrew was photographed with epstein walking in central park, new york. the video of andrew at epstein‘s home was taken the following day. last month, epstein was arrested on federal charges of sex trafficking minors. he was found dead in his prison cell on the 10th of august. prince andrew has always denied that he's been involved in any impropriety with underage girls. last night, buckingham palace issued this. "the duke of york has been appalled by the recent reports of epstein‘s alleged crimes. his royal highness deplores the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion that he would condone, participate in or encourage any such behaviour is

it is even suggested andrew took him once to balmoral.of epstein‘s parties with a then 17—year—old girl called virginia roberts. her claim to have had sex with andrew was dismissed by a us court. 2008 - jeffrey epstein faced court in the united states charged with having sex with a minor and procuring an underage girl for prostitution. he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. in december 2010, soon after his release, andrew was photographed with epstein walking in central park, new york. the video of andrew at epstein‘s home was taken the following day. last month, epstein was arrested on federal charges of sex trafficking minors. he was found dead in his prison cell on the 10th of august. prince andrew has always denied that he has been involved in any impropriety with underage girls. last night, buckingham palace issued this. the denials of impropriety are emphatic. but what the palace cannot do is explain why prince andrew chose to continue his friendship with jeffrey epstein or why he was at his home in new york. it all raises questio

andrew has always emphatically denied any impropriety.ueen's second son expresses tremendous sympathy for all those affected by the actions and behaviour of his former friend, jeffrey epstein. and nicholas has been telling us where this leaves prince andrew. i think he clearly feels the need to establish his version of events after a difficult and, frankly, damaging week in terms of media stories about him. let's look at what he says. he asserts that between 1999 when he said he met jeffrey epstein and 2008 when epstein was convicted, he never saw any evidence of suspicious behaviour. that may seem slightly surprising but take it at face value. paedophiles haven as secretly as possible. what is difficult for andrew is that he resumed the friendship with jeffrey epstein after his release from prison. he was then a convicted paedophile and yet andrew saw him in new york and went to his home as we saw from that video. andrew now acknowledges that it was a mistake, an error he regrets. one area he has not commented on in this statement is whe

epstein was an associate of andrew for a number of. it is even suggested andrew took him once to balmoral. this photograph was taken in 2001. andrew at one of epstein' parties, with a then-17-year-old girl called virginia roberts. her claim to have had sex with andrew was dismissed by u.s. court. y epstein faced court in the united states, charged with having sex with a minor and procuring an underage girl for prostution. he was sentenced to 18s in in december 2010, fter epstein's release, andrew was photographed with him walking in central park, new york. the video of andrew at epstein's home was taken the following day. last month, epstein was arrested on federal charges of sex trafficking minors.he as found dead in his prison cell on the 10th of august. prince andrew has always denied he has been involved in any impropriety wi underage girls. last night, buckingham palace added this -- "the duke of york has been appalled by recent reports of jeffrey epstein'ess alleged cr his royal highness deplores the exploitation of any human bei

andrew has always emphatically denied any impropriety.t, the queen's second son expresses tremendous sympathy for all those affected by the actions and behaviour of his former friend, jeffrey epstein. 0ur royal correspondent, nick witchell, has been telling us where this leaves prince andrew. i think he clearly feels i think he clearly feels the i think he clearly feels the need i think he clearly feels the need to i think he clearly feels the need to establish, as it were, his version of events after a difficult and frankly damaging week in terms of media stories about him. let's have a look at what he says. he asserts that between 1999, when he says he met epstein, and when he was convicted, he never saw any evidence of any suspicious behaviour. that may seem slightly surprising but we must take it at face value. paedophiles do, of course, behave as secretively as possible. what i think it's still difficult for andrew is that he was in the friendship with epstein after he was released from prison. he was by then a convicted paedophile a

vonnie: andrew, thank you.t is andrew feltus, amundi pioneer high-yield codirector, coming to us from boston. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." let's see what the factors did over the last few days as we have seen this flattening curve take place. let's get to our weekly factor funds segment. the yield curve inverting is having a varying effect on the performance of various factors. here to talk us through the leaders and the laggards, tom psarofagis, etf analyst with bloomberg intelligence. what does well, what doesn't do well with a flat yield curve? relationshiphis has actually held up historically, momentum and low vol. sort of the obvious is you have an environment where rates are going down, the curve is flattening. a lot of the names are just bond proxies, so low vol is doing pretty well. if we look at the market yesterday, value fell more than the s&p on the day, which sort of throws people off because peo

what more is prince andrew saying? >> reporter: this is the second statement coming from the palace in just about a week, regarding prince andrew's relationship with jeffrey epstein. what's unique about it is it's in prince andrew's name and how long it is. he details some of what he says was his relationship with jeffrey epstein. he says they met in 1999. that he saw him infrequently, once or twice a year. he did stay in some of his residences. that's supporting that video we saw a few days ago of prince andrew seemingly at jeffrey epstein's home in new york. i want to say part of what he says here, which is important, he says at no stage during the limited time i spent with him did i see, witness, or suspect any behavior of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction. i've said previously it was a mistake and an error to see him after his release in 2010, and i can only reiterate my regret that i was mistaken to think that what i thought i knew of him was evidently not the real person as we now know.

andrew allender?ndrew: what are your thoughts on president trump appointing eugene scalia to be the new secretary of labor? mary kay: that is just more of the same. the department of labor has become the department of corporations, that we see one ruling after another that was meant to protect working people being undone, and we have seen the department of labor care more about how corporations are thriving rather than the vast majority of working people who are stitching together two and three jobs and trying to make ends meet. that is why we think it is so important to double down, educate our members, educate our working people, and organize in fast food, airports, higher education, all of the workers being impacted by the negative economic policies of this president. people have to show up and vote in 2020 and elect a president that is going to allow us to have a seat at the table and a voice in our economy and our democracy. host: ginger gibson, last question. ginger: also on this administration'

berkshire are given more time to question ten people, including a 13—year—old, over the death of pc andrewper. with an hour of the incident happening we had arrested 10 males on suspicion of murder.” happening we had arrested 10 males on suspicion of murder. i can confirm they were arrested from a local authority run caravan and mobile home site. a 17—year—old has been charged with the murder of lawyer peter duncan, who was stabbed with a screwdriver in newcastle on wednesday. pro—democracy protesters take to the streets of hong kong once more. jeremy corbyn‘s proposal to be installed as a ‘caretaker‘ prime minister to prevent a no—deal brexit is rejected by another senior conservative mp. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the broadcaster lynn faulds wood, and anne ashworth, who is associate editor of the times — stay with us for that. police in berkshire have been searching a caravan site close to where a 28—year—old policeman was killed on thursday night. detectives are continuing to question ten people, aged between 13 and 30 years—old. thames valley

prince andrew said "at no stage" did he "see or suspect" prince andrew said "at no stage" did he "seebehaviour. epstein had been awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges when he killed himself. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. what was prince andrew doing at the home of a convicted paedophile in new york in 2010, peering out through the door as young women came and went? the questions about andrew's friendship withjeffrey epstein have shown no sign of abating — and so, from the prince today, a statement in which he says he is eager to clarify the facts. he states... andrew does acknowledge that it was, in his words, "a mistake "and an error" to see epstein after his release from prison. this photograph of them together was taken in 2010. andrew expresses regret that what he knew of epstein was not, as he puts it, "the real person". and yet epstein‘s behaviour was a matter of public record. two years earlier, in 2008, he had been prosecuted for procuring an underage girl for prostitution. he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. but andrew was one of his friends, emer

epstein was an associate of andrew's for a number of years.tograph was taken in 2001. andrew at one of epstein‘s parties with a then—i7—year—old girl called virginia roberts. her claim to have had sex with andrew was dismissed by a us court. 2008, jeffrey epstein faced court in the united states, charged with having sex with a minor and procuring an underage girl for prostitution. he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. soon after his release in 2010, andrew was photographed with him walking in central park, new york. last month, epstein was arrested on federal charges of sex trafficking minors. he was found dead in his prison cell on the 10th of august. prince andrew has always denied that he has been involved in any impropriety with underage girls. last night, buckingham palace added this: the denials of impropriety are emphatic, but what the palace cannot do is explain why prince andrew chose to continue his friendship with epstein or why he was at his home in new york. it all raises questions about the judgment demonstrated by the queen's

andrew has always emphatically denied any impropriety.the actions and behaviour of his former friend, jeffrey epstein. and nickjoins me now — so where does this leave prince andrew? he will be hoping that this establishes his version of events. i think it leaves him still with some difficulty. lets look at what he says. he asserts that between 1999 when he says he met epstein, and 2018 the macro 2008, when he was convicted, that there was no reason to suspect his behaviour. we have to ta ke to suspect his behaviour. we have to take that at face value. paedophiles are notoriously secretive. what is difficult for andrew izzy continued to see epstein after he was from prison. their art photographs, the video of him in 2010. he acknowledges it was a mistake and an eric to do that, he regrets he did not realise what kind of a man epstein really was. he also says in a statement that his suicide has left many a statement that his suicide has left ma ny u na nswered a statement that his suicide has left many unanswered questions. well, that is un

a tribute written by the widow of pc andrew harper.appalled" by new allegations epstein faced, of sexual abuse and trafficking in young girls. the statement was issued after a video emerged of the prince at epstein‘s home, shortly after the financier served a prison sentence, for a sex offence with a minor. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, has the latest. they are images that will haunt him — prince andrew at the home of a convicted paedophile. caught on camera as young women come and go, despite andrew‘s apparent efforts to be as discreet as possible. the video was taken outside the new york home of andrew‘s friend jeffrey epstein in 2010, two years after epstein‘s conviction. and there at the door, amid the comings and goings, the queen‘s second son. epstein was an associate of andrew‘s for a number of years. it is even suggested andrew took him once to balmoral. this photograph was taken in 2001. andrew at one of epstein‘s parties with a then—17—year—old girl called virginia roberts. her claim to have had sex with andrew

and yet despite the seriousness of the charges and evidence against prince andrew it seems that royal experts and british tabloids were far more concerned this week with denouncing the duke and duchess of sussex meghan and harry over their travel arrangements for an 800 mile trip to france and on this side of the pond the u.s. media has been no different let us not forget that it was julie k. brown of the miami herald who finally took the evidence that have been driven acted by every major media outlet and expose not just the crimes of outstayed but the cover up of them by government officials from palm beach to capitol hill now with the latest on the jeffrey epstein cases one reporter who is not been afraid to seek the truth and bring it to you joining us from miami is our t. america correspondent john hardy thanks for joining us my pleasure good to be on with you guys always hear it for those of us who is the statement from buckingham palace on behalf of prince andrew enough to get him off the hook as far as the focus of epstein's rich and powerful friends being potential coconspira

andrew, thanks for joining. since we last spoke to you, we've had many more headlines, but how have we actually moved the needle on trade talks or any kind of agreement? andrew: i'm not sure that we have, vonnie. i think we are still unfortunately in the place that we were a week and a month ago where there is still quite a bit of uncertainty. you still have this impending deadline on september 1, with more tariffs that are going to go in, and still conflicting signs over what the path will be. i think the most likely path still being escalation. directlyts of tariffs on growth and uncertainty, holding back business investment, unfortunately are still there. vonnie: andrew, we just cracked 1.50% on the 10 year yield. i'm curious whether we see some disorderly break lower for yields. what i think is most important watching the yield market is the signal that not just the level of yields is ascending -- is sending, but also the market pricing and more and more central-bank accommodation, both from the fed, but als

-- andrew. andrew: what are your thoughts on president trump appointing eugene scalia to be the new secretary of labor. mary kay: that is just more of the same. the department of labor has become the department of corporations, that we see one ruling after another that was meant to protect working people being undone, and we have seen the department of labor care more about how corporations are thriving rather than the vast majority of working people who are stitching together two and three jobs and trying to make ends meet. that is why we think it is so important to double down, educate our members, educate our working people, and organize in fast food, airports, higher education, all of the workers being impacted by the negative economic policies of this president. people have to show up and vote in 2020 and elect a president that is going to allow us to have a seat at the table and a voice in our economy and our democracy. >> last question. ginger: also on the policies, the unions were staunc

andrew bridgen?do. i would remind your viewers that if you look back too i think it was 2015, there were 22 weeks of consecutive industrial action on the french side of the channel, which caused disruption and delays. there was a stacking of vehicles. however, i don't recall any shortage of food or medicines or anything else in the shops, and that was 22 weeks of industrial action on the french side of the channel. i think any viewer will remember the fuel shortages in the past and the many reasons why parliament has been recalled in the past for things of this nature. the fa ct past for things of this nature. the fact is, andrew, you don't want the elected representatives of the british people they are to hold your government to account because essentially they are dragging us forward to an undemocratic situation where there is no mandate and i think that is an extraordinary situation to be in and is exactly why we need to be in parliament holding ministers to account and why fundamentally this issu

andrew: it certainly does.s one way to explain and justify the extra nehring moves we've -- extraordinary moves we've seen in european yields the past weeks. -- thes also important yields are low. they've moved to all-time lows. we're finally getting to points where european bonds are no longer positive carry, or their kerry has been dramatically reduced to the lowest levels we've seen. yes, it's a low yield, but now it actually costs money or doesn't return anything. for foreign investors, the economics have deteriorated. for japanese investors, economics are holding german bund over jgb have moved sharply in favor of holding jgb. both of those factors, as we get caught up in the political noise and reactions, in some ways, european yields don't have the support they've had these prior moves. matt: of course, they're both negative. jgb's and runs are both negative bundsunds are both -- and are both negative. up3-d is the way to pull this function, which is a fascinating one to play with. what do you think abou

and again criticise the country's andrew bankslj recession and again criticise the country's andrewrd recession is a word that is inappropriate because it isjust word recession is a word that is inappropriate because it is just a word that — certain people, i will be kind, certain people in the media are trying to build up because they would love to see a recession. we very farfrom a would love to see a recession. we very far from a recession. would love to see a recession. we very farfrom a recession. in would love to see a recession. we very far from a recession. in fact, if the fed would do itsjob, i think we would have a tremendous spirit of growth. it's worth noting that fed chairmanjerome growth. it's worth noting that fed chairman jerome powell growth. it's worth noting that fed chairmanjerome powell has repeatedly stressed the importance of the central bank's independence from political pressure and its commitment to transparency and accountability to congress. now, our company is changing the way they operate? well, on monday chief executives from some of america's biggest

very sad day for all who knew pc andrew harper.are incident but is it rare enough, and can more be done? any death is appalling and thousands of police officers are injured in the line of duty every year. we have had two serious incidents in the last couple of weeks but thankfully, for an officer to be killed is rare. but every violent or life—threatening incident is a reminder of what we ask our incident is a reminder of what we ask oui’ emergency incident is a reminder of what we ask our emergency services to do and ask our emergency services to do and a reminder of the values that underpin our society, public service. notjust doing your bit but on occasion taking risk. the values of selflessness, courage, valour and gallantry. he was not armed. most police officers say they do not want to be because that would separate them from the people they are pledged to serve but the principles of policing to which robert peel gave his name include this, the police and members of the public who are paid to give full—time attention to dutie

those of the reasons to criticize andrew johnson. in terms of impeachment, the threshold was pretty high. impeachment has been used as applicable toll. the only time where you have serious impeachment proceedings if they were allowed to play out it would've resulted in the impeachment of the president was richard nixon. that's only time it doesn't take a political flavor. the proceedings against president r against john tyler. and they're totally politically motivated. the proceedings are politically motivated by radical republicans when johnson offended the presidency he thought he was one of them because of his rhetoric on civil rights and punishment of traders and when the war ended they find out he is nothing like them. so they basically trying to get him on technicality and i think the difficulty in impeaching him in some respects reflected a lack of comfort in the house of representatives with the idea of impeachment taking on a political flavor but he does get impeached and he escaped conviction by a single vote. >> on lbj, th

. >> so i met andrew first at a young democrats event in keene. i was interning for the new hampshire young democrats. and i went to an event with andrew and he was talking to a group of individuals trying to tell them about his ubi and tell them about himself and his family and his background with silicon valley and those types of folks, and i was told beforehand that andrew yang is sort of like an asian bernie and i was not -- i was not surprised at all when i met him because he was exactly that.

pc andrew harper, who was 28, was married just four weeks ago. it's thought he was dragged along by a vehicle late last night. the murder of pc andrew harper is a mindless and a brutal crime, and obviously all our thoughts are with his family, his friends and his colleagues. 10 people have been arrested, including a 13—year—old boy. we'll be live at the scene. also on the programme... 5,000 jobs at british steel could be saved, as the turkish military pension fund agrees in principle to buy the firm. a week on from the blackout, national grid is to hand a report to the regulator explaining what happened. a group of women diagnosed with a rare form of cancer linked to breast implants take legal action. i think when you hear the word "cancer", you just think, i'm going to die. and we cried here, my family. it was awful. and putting more women front and centre — one major orchestra's attempt to find female conductors. and coming up on bbc news... a goalkeeping crisis at liverpool? reserve keeper adrian is a doubt for the weekend after being injured

what is your take on andrew johnson before he gets to be impeached?>> it's interesting the three things you sort of enumerated, inapt is, strategic, blinded by his racism and in a certain sense, i would say all three. ... we may have shared that view he was the only senator from the south. he represented tennessee who stood up against the secessionists in the winter of 1860, 61. i'm against secession, for the union. i don't have anything to do with it. we must stay with you. i will fight for the union. from one end of tennessee to the other he was constantly being threatened and his family was threatened with assassination so it was a lonely stand to take and his other views were to say for example on race were not paramount in 60, 61 because of that juncture the idea in the north there were abolitionists certainly who wanted the war to be about something else but not a lot of people wanted that. they appointed johnson the military governor of tennessee. so that was in another sense for johnson and the blame game is bringing him closer into the republ

andrew has always emphatically denied any impropriety.ond son expresses tremendous sympathy for all those affected by the actions and behaviour of his former friend, jeffrey epstein. an employee at the british consulate in hong kong who was detained in mainland china has been released. china says simon cheng was detained for visiting a prostitute. but his supporters have dismissed that claim and suggested his case was linked to the political crisis in hong kong — which erupted again today, with the worst violence in more than a week. 0ur china correspondent john sudworth is there. hong kong's protesters have become battle hardened... gunshots ..with the crisis well into its third month. what began as opposition to a proposed extradition law is now a full—scale, pro—democracy movement, fuelled by fears that the city's freedoms are being eroded under chinese rule. just before the barricades went up, news came that a staff member at the uk consulate in hong kong had been released from custody in mainland china. but the claim that simon cheng