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it is also a political game which tends to push angela merkel and pretend to defend values.hat's where traditional values against theity go political policy, which is more center, sustained by those in the green party and social democracy. a similar law was defeated here in france. do you think it will pass in germany? guest: it will probably pass, [indiscernible] they have changed to cooperate with social democracy. it will be very hard. the only possibility is that they could say, well, it is not possible to oppose this, but i doubt it. host: do most germans support angela merkel's policies on that three ofn the violent attacks carried out in germany last month were carried out by asylum-seekers? guest: it is not clear within the party. probably sheople, still enjoys a majority. the majority is not sure to remain the same one month after. inhink we are in a period provoke an attacks emotional reaction in the german citizenship. it is not known if this will stand in the coming months. everything depends on the situation involved. host: thank you very much indeed. in afghani

angela dong: uh, you know, it's in the back door have like a sewer. inspectors did find sewage flowing from the grease interceptor out back. dirty floor sinks, and water pooling in front of the toilet and under shelves in the employee restroom. 7:44 darcy stand-up in alley: this right here is what the health district calls improper disposal of liquid waste. clearly that's an imminent health hazard and still a violation that's actively occurring back here behind the restaurant. you can see all the water on the ground. that is not good. we're in an alleyway that's actually lined with rat traps, so clearly there are a lot of issues that are still not being addressed. in the kitchen, inspectors also fou spoiled lettuce and bean curd that was two weeks expired. manager angela dong says she can't answer questions due to a language barrier. 2:17 darcy: spoiled food. do you understand spoiled food? shelf life. and the cutting board was really dirty and stained with old food and debris. found both sitting at room temperature. food in the walk-in was uncovered.

sorry. >> in the years that followed angela's 2010 complaint, dr.ata's practice grew by leaps and bounds. how many of you saw or had interactions with dr. fata since 2010? virtually all of you. >> i would question how many people are alive that saw him before 2010. >> if they had acted on her concerns, have you thought where that would reflect you? >> none of it would have happened. >> we wouldn't be sitting here. >> none of it would have happened. i would be living life like i knew it back in 2012. >> and so would have others. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> but three years later, after monica's broken leg, her chance encounter at the hospital and a tip from the office manager, federal prosecutors were finally on the case. monica and everyone else in this room was hoping for justice. >>> coming up. >> he lied to everybody. his lies knew no boundaries. >> you call it murder. >> murder. >> would there be justice for these victims? >> i was so disappointed, i >>> after investigators were tipped off by whistle-blower george, the prosecutor's office waste

angela? angela: thank you, larry. midday ride is not bad for the most part. we've got construction zones and we've also been dealing with a crash on interstate 66. now, it is impacting the westbound drive. we did reopen travel lanes. however, we're on the shoulder and it is still there and of course attracting some attention. we're seeing delays westbound on interstate 66 as you leave the capital beltway headed towards nutly street and continuing into fairfax and cent go for the most part. we do, however, have slowing inside the beltway as you travel through westphals church. in terms of work zones on virginia 28 north and southbound as you travel between sterling, chantilly area, heading towards dulles, the work zone will impact your north and southbound drive. that's probably our heaviest flow of traffic for the midday. otherwise you're doing pretty good especially around the capital beltway. larry, back over to you. larry: angela, thanks so much. where were you five years ago today? don't remember? it's a hard day to forget once you remember what happened.

angela: uh, i'm not sure. sorry. prepared chicken and shrimp were held past their seven-day shelf life. and the cutting board was really dirty and stained with old food and debris. cooked beef and chicken had to be thrown out after inspectors found both sitting at room temperature. food in the walk-in was uncovered. and dirty wiping cloths with no sanitizer were being used to clean food contact surfaces. 2:52 darcy: is there anything watching? anything you'd like to say? you keep turning away from the camera. she came back to deliver this message. 4:46 angela: we just keep everything more cleaning, more safe, just like that. /nat transition/ we've got seven imminent health hazard closures to tell you about. the worst of the bunch was hong kong garden seafood bbq cafe on jones between spring mountain and desert inn. they were shut down when absolutely no working refrigeration. there were also live cockroaches in the kitchen. this report from the restaurant's own pest service warns them about too much food debris and g

jon: angela, let's get a comment from you on that.tah, texas, could they actually go to hillary clinton? the democrats sound a little too confident because her outreach to diversity is not going to put her over the top. you have to get millennial's and independents read it maybe with the national security officials going after trump she might even be able to get some republicans. it's just not going to be hispanics and no,she's not going to win texas . jon: trump says he's going to win states like pennsylvania, possibly new jersey. the numbers aren't there yet but we have a long way to go. stay with us, we will take a quick commercial break, more of this discussion on the other side. jon: democrats we just told you are making a push for traditionally republican states. hillary clinton and tim kaine setting their sights on states like georgia, texas, utah, arizona, can he succeed? back to our conversation with angela mcclellan and santita jackson, radio talkshow host and fox news contributor. angela, do you first. donald trump has made

russian president vladimir putin has ordered drills after german chancellor angela merkel accused himbreaking international law and ukraine, and she says nato will defend member states against attack. these daysand france try to progress in settlement of treaty, but the situation in the security of ukraine worsened in the summer. every day, people lose their lives on the contact lines, especially the ukrainian soldiers. you can imagine that in this situation, it is politically very different to lift sanctions, of course we are working on that. we spoke with the russian and with the ukrainian president. we are in touch and i hope we will be able to present some progress in the european council. the son of a russian lawmaker has been convicted of orchestrating a global hacking bonanza, and what a u.s. prosecutor called one of the most prolific schemes and history. roman was found guilty by a seattle federal jury of stealing consumer private numbers from hundreds of retail businesses and online, hunted by the u.s. secret service for more than a decade before he fled arrest in the maldive

prosperous and say is what angela merkel was calling for.nity aboard the anti-craft carrier based in italy helping rescue refugees. they stand together in the migration problem, against terrorism which has been affecting france and germany. this symbolism of a meeting shows some of the division. they went to visit an anti-fascist prisoner, the grave of the man, which the eu was based. his vision was one of no borders, a federal state. that is not the way the eu is going because we can see the vision from the banking union that has been called for. reticenttself are very about the insurance of all bank deposits. that is contained in that vision. italy desperately trying to sort out the low performing loans in italy. germany wants them to stick to the banking bailout rules. that will be in issue as is the the fiscal rules that surrounds the eu. you have germany and france and italy calling for growth to suppress some of the populist parties growing in the country's. ies. the national front in france rearing its head, calling for a backing away

gloria, moments ago, i asked you and angela what's going on and angela's response with "what's not goingthere's so much going on and it's august still. this is supposed to be the slow time in the campaign. >> what, it's august? >> why are we seeing this sort of explosion of activity at least from the trump side? >> because donald trump is looking at the poll numbers in battleground states. he's looking at the numbers in florida, in colorado, in nevada. he understands that he's got to do something to move voters in those states. and this trip to mexico today is the trump version of a hail mary, don't you think? what he's doing is trying to meet with the president of mexico. good for trump because he gets to go on foreign soil, meet with another leader. it's a private meeting. he can come out and say, i told him exactly what i wanted to do. they're going to have to pay for that wall. then he can come back and give his speech this evening in arizona. and tell voters how tough he was. but all those who were maybe undecided will take a look at it and say, well, he did go and meet with the pre

our top story, francois hollande and angela merkel have been meeting on an entire an aircraft carrierfter britain's vote to leave the eu to discuss ways to growow jobs and aid african nations. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has met african foreign ministers to discuss measures to keep south sudan's tenuous peace deal from derailing. john kerry and the regional states want to increase the number of regional troops in south sedan. with recent fighting in the capital, there are fears the nation could slide back into civil war. >> following talks with eased african foreign ministers, kerry urge the rapid deployment of 4000 additional peacekeepers to south sudan. they would join the contingent of 12,000 troops in the country. >> there is absolutely no question and we all agree, those ministers here today, that we need to move forward with the deployment of his regional protection force authorized by the un security council in order to be part of the u.n. peacekeeping missionon in thatat country. >> recent unrest has raised fears that south sudan could slide back into civil war. the pre

the party reiterated angela merkel's message.r said the british do not know how to deal with the outcome of the vote. a --ials are investigating an explosion. them detonated those to the laboratory. no casualties reported. local news, 20 fires today a day, powered by 2600 journalists. >> trouble brewing between prime minister. ignoring a police summons with reports he could be charged with espionage. as a wealthy indian family close to president jacob zuma plans to sell its south african businesses. for more on this, managing partner at goldman sachs. this scandal saw go to whatever you want to call it, it is it going to unfold? >> is early to say whether he will be charged or not but clearly this week's events will be important. the mood back home in south africa is rightly concerned. you are talking about a minister of finance who has done an outstanding job since he came into office in december of last year. south africa's market has .utperformed others dollar equities and so on until this latest news of broke. you are talking

angela? >> no, it's not. donald trump is two different individuals depending on if he's on prompter, somebody wrote that, or if he's off prompter at a rally. he is not honing in on a message. he is still not answering even on anderson's show earlier, the general can answer the how. the how is the most important part of a foreign policy speech, an economic policy speech. he cannot answer how. and so you're talking about honing in, what do voters really need to hear? he's still defending whether or not people believe he was for or against the iraq war and he's been both. he was doing that in today's foreign policy speech. he's not honing in on any message. he's still being distracted by the -- >> bakari, go ahead. >> can i piggyback on -- >> that's so true. the first thing you've -- i miss you. >> andre, i want to piggyback on angela's point. donald trump was for the iraq war. donald trump was for the 2008 iraq troop withdrawal. donald trump was for the libya intervention. donald trump was for the ouster of mub

there are many people who are skeptical about angela merkel's leadership and even more are skeptical about her capacity to solve this refugee problem and that's a particularly big problem because there are a series of regional elections coming up. one coming up on sunday. in the next year, federal elections. and she has not decided whether she will stand for reelection but i am sure she's considering all these numbers of whether voters are thinking positively of her government. brent: a lot of people have said in the last year, nonstop, that this is the one issue that could spell the end for angela merkel. people are still saying that and she is still the chancellor. guest: a few months and years ago, we were talking about the teflon chancellor. i don't think there is a teflon chancellor any longer. the fact she has been taking so long, she has not said whether she will end up for reelection, doesn't mean she is doubting that and doesn't know what she's going to do. brent: thank you very much. in a surprise move, u.s. presidential candidate, donald trump, has arrived in mexico. he wi

. >> reporter: police say christopher lee is charged with the death of angela taylor. she was shot in the stomach as she walked down the street on tuesday. fayetteville police say this happened around 6:30 in the evening near andy and ike streets and a man presumed to be lee was coward on on a motorcycle. police say that christopher lee and angela taylor had gotten into an argument before he shot her. >> she had been involved in some type of disturbance. verbal altercation with someone prior to that. but they're still trying to putt all those pieces together to find out what occurred prior to her being shot and why this person ended up shooting her. >> he's in jail and schedule today make his first court appearance this morning. >>> friends and grieving after a taxi driver was shot in durham. the shooting happened after 1:00 outside the la quinta inn on west park drive. friends and co-workers identified the victim as ameer suliman. durham police say he was shot multiple times and died at a hospital. his co-workers say et happened during an attempted robbery. friends an

germany's angela merkel speaks at an election rally. tomorrow, the spanish parliament holds a debate on the new government. thursday, chinese manufacturing pmi data. we round out the week with the nonfarm payroll jobs report out of the united states, which we have referenced already. it is a bank holiday in the u.k. today. so be aware of that. program, doeshe samsung's search for new growth drivers in a tile with fiat chrysler? and germany strikes a stern tone over written's plan to exit from the eu. how did an early election pitch or down? plus, the big freeze. and opec output agreement hinges on agreement between saudi arabia. is the market share to enticing? all of that is ahead. ♪ anna: welcome back. this is "countdown." 6:19 in london. 1:19 if you are in hong kong. the hang seng is down, in line with the broader index. let's get the bloomberg business flash. >> the ceo of fiat chrysler said he sees samsung as a strategic partner. commentsrchionne's come amidst interest from several potential buyers. >> we have a very good relations

. >> angela is right, if he talks policy he'll do better.o far the evidence is pretty clear he can't or won't do it. the third thing is angela's right, if money's power, given that the secretary of state has spent 50 to $100 million on ads in these swing states to no expenditures from donald trump it's clear the numbers are reflecting the impact of those dollars and if that continues and the clintons have pledged up to $2 billion, that's $2 billion between the super pacs and her campaign, i think he's in tough shape and i think angela would agree. >> i want to take a different spin on that because she's such a flawed candidate that's why she has to spend so much money. >> it may be but she's doing it. >> donald trump doesn't have anything on the air. >> nothing. >> we talked about policy because he always comes out with something. now he's saying telling folks if he loses especially in pennsylvania it's because of voter fraud and because people cheated, people voted multiple times. here's what he said. >> if we get cheated out of this electi

angela: uh, i'm not sure. sorry. prepared chicken and shrimp were held past their seven-day shelf life. and the cutting board was really dirty and stained with old food and debris. cooked beef and chicken had to be thrown out after inspectors found both sitting at room temperature. sanitizer were being used to clean food contact surfaces. 2:52 darcy: is there anything you'd like to say about your c grade to the people who are watching? anything you'd like to say? you keep turning away from the camera. she came back to deliver this message. 4:46 angela: we just keep everything more cleaning, more safe, just like that. /nat transition/ we've got seven imminent health hazard closures to tell you abo. kong garden seafood bbq cafe on jones between spring mountain and desert inn. they were shut down when inspectors discovered absolutely no working refrigeration. there were also live cockroaches in the kitchen. this report from the restaurant's own pest service warns them about too much food debris and grease buildup. these

angela: uh, i'm not sure. sorry. prepared chicken and shrimp were held past their seven-day shelf life. and the cutting board was really dirty and stained with old food and debris. cooked beef and chicken had to be thrown out after inspectors found both sittg temperature. food in the walk-in was uncovered. and dirty wiping cloths with no sanitizer were being used to clean food contact surfaces. 2:52 darcy: is there anything you'd like to say about your c grade to the people who are watching? anything you'd like to say? you keep turning away from the camera. she came back to deliver this message. 4:46 angela: we just keep /nat transition/ we've got seven imminent health hazard closures to tell you about. the worst of the bunch was hong kong garden seafood bbq cafe on jones between spring mountain and desert inn. they were shut down when inspectors discovered absolutely no working refrigeration. there were also live cockroaches in the kitchen. this report from the restaurant's own pest service warns them about too much

what was angela merkel thinking. as americans see what mass migration of muslims doing to european society, should hillary clinton reconsider her vow tobro our country. >> we'll talk about the political consequences of all of this. back to our top story, not exactly the conservative numerous "washington post" essentially calling hillary clinton a liar following this interview with "fox news sunday"'s chris wallace. watch here. >> director comey said that my answers were truthful and what i've said is consistent with what i have told the american people. trish: truthful? listen to clinton's testimony on capitol hill just last october. and compare that with what fbi director comey said last month. watch. >> you will be getting and in fact the entire world will be getting all of my emails. >> we found work-related emails, thousands, that were not returned. >> i provided the department which has been providing you with all of my work-related emails. all that i had, approximately 55,000 pages. and they are being publicly

florida state attorney angela corey was also defeated. she had faced widespread criticism for her handling of several prominent cases, including the killing of african-american teenager trayvon martin by white neighborhood vigilante george zimmerman, and the case of marissa alexander who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for firing what she maintains was a warning shot at her abusive husband. we'll have more on the primaries later in the broadcast with jim dean. u.s. military members and veterans have taken to twitter in support of nfl 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick, who refused to rise for the national anthem before a preseason nfl game friday in a protest against police brutality and in solidarity with the black lives matter movement. some have criticized kaepernick's protest, saying it disrespected veterans. but on tuesday, the hashtag #veteransforkaepernick began

they are going to be looking at how angela merkel holds the meeting. this is more of a symbolic meeting. if they wanted to really target the euro skepticism going around

angela foster in the abc7 traffic center. how is it looking? angela: not too bad for the most part. the big story is the fire activity we are following. as a result, metropolitan police are telling us kenilworth avenue is closed for now. both directions. on a stretch between the baltimore-washington parkway and 450 annapolis road. we are starting to see congestion. the usual delay on tiner loop from tysons to bethesda area. getting heavy on the 295 corridor. the baltimore washington parkway. north and southbound delays. in the oxon hill area from branch avenue making your way to 2:10 and arlington on interstate 66. got hefty delays for you already. traveling in the westbound direction. a live look at interstate 66. what we are seeing there is the result of an accident. westbound near the vienna metro station. police tell us they moved everything to the side. the shoulder is blocked. quick peek of the delay on the inner loop leading up to a crash approaching river road. that is the latest from the traffic watch. back to you. jonathan: all right. thank you so much. okay. the olympic g

angela is right. fact of the matter is this man, throughout the course of his business career and public career, maligned communities of color and dug his heels in deeper in the course of this campaign. he is not speaking to african-americans because he is not interesting in their engagement. he doesn't have a real clear position on immigration. we're 75-76 days out. his immigration policy is to be determined. >> because it was raised, the point and the story here, i want to play for our viewers again, donald trump's, his position on immigration. listen to his comments here, november 10th of last year. >> we're going to have to send people out. look -- we're a country of laws. we either have a country or we don't have a country. we're a country of laws. going to have to go out, and come back, but they have to go out and hopefully they get back, but we have no choice if we're going to run our country properly, and if we're going to be a country. >> they'll have to go out. now here is donald trump last

they are going to be looking at how angela merkel holds the meeting.his is more of a symbolic meeting. if they wanted to really target the euro skepticism going around the union, member states, they should dissect what happened in the brexit, leaving aside the remain campaign was not a strong campaign. what are the issues? francine: what is it? inequality? johnny: there is job growth and the freedom of labor. there is a lot of opposition. whether they can find a solution or adopt a new mechanism, or at least embrace the concept in full faith that the thing needs some sort of reform, i think they really need to cross that bridge and look why they want to reform the union. i think it is about symbolism. three leaders instituting to the rest of the group that we are sticking together, despite what happened. francine: patrick, what you make of the pmi figures? patrick: it is exactly what we expected, it is asked -- it is consistent with 1.5% growth. it is not the brick with velocity that we need. jobs are still needing to be created. francine: if europe go

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angela: uh, i'm not sure. sorry. prepared chicken and shrimp were held past their seven-day shelf life. and the cutting board was really dirty and stained with old food and debris. cooked beef and chicken had to be thrown out after inspectors found both sitting at room temperature. food in the walk-in was uncovered. and dirty wiping cloths with no sanitizer were being used to clean food contact surface you'd like to say about your c grade to the people who are watching? anything you'd like to say? you keep turning away from the camera. she came back to deliver this message. 4:46 angela: we just keep everything more cleaning, more safe, just like that. /nat transition/ we've got seven imminent health hazard closures to tell you about. the worst of the bunch was hong jones between spring mountain and desert inn. they were shut down when inspectors discovered absolutely no working refrigeration. there were also live cockroaches in the kitchen. this report from the restaurant's own pest service warns them about too much

a senior lawmaker in angela merkel's cdu's says the u.k.l have to pay into the eu budget if it wants the single market advantages. this is diminishing britain's prospects for a low-cost solution. >> if someone wants to benefit from the european unions single market structure, he also has to contribute to the cost of the operation. as norway does. norway is paying into the funding. but written before the referendum, no one talked about that factor. manus: we are joined by our government reporter in bloomberg in berlin. why has angela merkel been so reluctant to defined germany's redline in these negotiations with britain and yet here we are raising the first flag about the reality of perhaps the german position? >> good morning. angela merkel has been reluctant to say openly what she wants or what germany wants simply because she said there will be no pre-negotiations before britain has officially triggered the close 40 which would start the whole process of right fit. she also does not want to give away the german position. but mainly it is

angela merkel could be seen as the political consort to the mission. enough -- that wills will not be stiff enough. there is hope that theresa may could keep their resolve, that there could be some preparedness to bend in some other european countries. she is shoring up central command of structures first. ,aroline: give us a sense, max of when this could kickoff because we are waiting for article 50 to be connected. enacted.ticle 50 to be when will this be triggered from your point of view? >> i don't think we will have any clear idea on when article 50 will be triggered for some time. david davis has been appointed to be the secretary of state for the newly formed brexit department here in white hall. skeptic, afound euro supporter,o bexit but he has taken a very cautious position as to where he will stand. that being the case, they will be a lot of frustration in the european capital. you mentioned the german and french elections, but we also have an italian constitutional referendum coming up. it will be a lot of frustration coming up in the europe

francine: angela's approval rating is plunging.age points following a series of attacks that unsettled the public. let's go to berlin and caroline hyde. general in germany volatile, or is this a real concern for the establishment --t and mark airline: establishment? caroline: she now has a ranking of 47%. as she loses, her political adversary gains. ranking up another 11 percentage points in terms of their popularity, snapping at her heels. attacks,r wave of suicide bombings, machetes, you name it. tom: how is this folding it into the new debate on migrants and refugees? as angela merkel enters the autumn months? crucial because you are in an election ramp up as well. the next set of elections. immigration will be the key factor. that is the number one risk on voters' minds. it changes the element on how she distinguished herself. she commits to be open to helping migrants. today, she said that they still want to fulfill the humanitarian obligations. there is a rise in the popularity of anti-immigration policies in germany. it sets

>> angela first. >> go ahead, congressman. >> this is why we need a special prosecutor.hillary clinton is as squeaky clean as you are saying, and i believe you believe that, if she's that squeaky clean, a special prosecutor could get to the bottom of it right away. >> i have big concerns about the ukrainian transfer to russia. >> you know good and well if one of your campaign contributor or someone in your district reached out to you for a meeting, sir, you would ensure that that meeting happened. you'd have conversations with your staff to ensure that your friends absolutely have access to you. that doesn't mean you ignore your consistents -- let me fi finish this out. >> let me say this -- >> let her finish. >> sometimes you go through the official channels, through the person who answers the phone. they set up a scheduling request or if someone reaches out to you or your chief of staff, you ensure that happens. >> if my wife made $100 million because she had access to me in a seven-year period of time, i would say it's going to raise a lot of questions -- >> so you're

investigators say christopher david lee shot angela taylor. police have not said if they knew one another. lee is charged with first degree murder. >>> . this morning we still don't know if any arrests have bern made in the murder of a durham taxi driver. ameer suliman was shot several times yesterday oue la quin ta inn on west park drive the result of what his co-workers called an attempted robbery. >> friends and family gathered last night at a nearby mosque still in shock that the husband and father would be killed en broad daylight. >> now, at a time we live in you can expect to get shot in the morning, night, whenever. you never know when you get shot. he's a father of two. a great man. very kind, very wise, always helps people around. >> durham police have not identified any suspects. we'll, of course, update you if more information comes in. >>> soldiers will say good-bye to their families today as they leave fort bragg for kuwait. the troops are among 450 fort bragg soldiers taking part in operation defeat isis. what you're looking at

i mean, it's a terrible mess. >> what was angela merkel thinking?o bring in more than a million muslim migrants. i understand her intentions were good. she wanted to welcome them with open arms. they that he's aspirations of everybody getting along and all being well. but ambassador, my goodness, they have a real problem on their hand. what happens to her and what do you think she was thinking? >> the saying in the military that am ma tours talk about strategy and tactics and professionals talk about logisticked. she forget the logistics. you don't let that maybe people in unless you eave places for them to stay, unless you have food stockpiled for. the. medical care ready. germany probably could have done it but they didn't. they were not ready to do what they were holding themselves out as ready to do. >> so, ambassador, let's turn back home for a second. you have 8,000 syrian refugees right here in the united states of america that have been given amnesty. you have the president promising to bring in a total of 10,000, and hillary clinton, by the

so angela, this e-mail controversy, shouldn't mrs.e sort of press conference, answer tough questions from reporters and call it a day? that would clear things up if she really didn't do anything wrong. >> let me ask this very simple question, what was her response in the e-mail? >> there was nothing wrong. >> my question is what was her response to these e-mails? there was no response -- >> let's be clear for viewers, it's a staffer at the clinton global initiative and a staffer, uma abadine. >> not acting in her official capacity. i know rudy giuliani in the earlier segment was talking about clinton spin. i think it's important when we are talking about e-mails. it's been so much. bernie sanders told us a long time ago, enough with the e-mails. what exactly happened. what was her role in the e-mails and why does it matter. if hillary clinton is not included in the e-mails in her response or anything else, why are we talking about that today. >> oh, come on, come on, angela. >> no, carol, carol -- >> -- right-hand woman -- >> but caro

angela is written out besides ms. garrett's name and did mr. lundy's notes were he wrote down things prior to war dear and what he know about jurors he wrote down to maryland garrett, angela garrett a cousin and mr. lanier testified. >> i'm sorry. did the habeas corpus say he didn't know the time of trial? he just knew that lundy had. >> the habeas corpus actually credited the fact that mr. lundy had advised trial counsel that angela garrett dropped. >> that was his explanation for why the prosecutor didn't know about the prior arrests, correct? >> i think the habeas corpus credit to that is one of the facts of the strike. >> mr. lundy never credited, and he never said that he knew about the arrest. >> mr. lanier to what testified twice that he was aware at the time of jury selection that he knew about it. >> mr. lundy did that but the prosecutor didn't. >> no in the motion to trial the prosecutor testified and said i knew during voir dire mr. lundy told me that told me that and that's joint appendix 105 and 112. >> didn't he also testified, th

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the move comes after angela merkel introduced a nine point plan for tighter security, including a largerolice force and in early warning system -- an early warning system. but the ministers want more. they are demanding an end to dual citizenship and a ban on the full-bodied burka. the federal interior minister has distanced himself from colleagues. >> those measures are not about security, they are about integration and how we coexist. i am not in favor of a general ban on the veil, because it would be lifted by the constitutional court anyway. reporter: he has the support of the chancellor. she also introduced a new draft of proposals to heightened security. >> i am glad to provide something that gives the state minister something additional to consider. i think the christian democrats will come up with a copperheads of package of security -- comprehensive package of security measures. reporter: it may be forthcoming. wearing the burka will be prohibited in public places, like courtrooms. >> the argument about whether or not to ban it is causing strife within the conservative camp and

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