the new government not to cancel orders worth ten billion dollars so this may be the last winter arlene and can boone can spend on their farm . even with such a good solid report that came out there's just so much politics in the spin doctoring going on right now and you know so you know it's going to come down to a political decision just kill it and get it over with like right now it's almost like we're being hung fire rolled and they you know either tighten up that noose and get it over with or cut the rope and let us get on with life. clarence wilson from the west moberly first nations has given up hope he was present when the chiefs met the ministers from the new provincial government just days ago now he is disillusioned. they were hearing us talk but they weren't hearing. the feeling and. they don't they don't get that because they weren't raised like that they don't they don't look at the lad and see how the animals are living on that land they look at the lad and they look for money you know they're looking for a way to to benefit we we look at the ladder we don't want to chang

---y es que como nos dice arlen fernndez, la estafa no termin en la compra del telfono. aplicación y resulta que estaba bloqueado y el querer desbloquearlo, lo volvieron a estafar. >>> samuel intercambió varios mensajes y habló con el vendedor antes de hacer la transacción. >>> este teléfono se lo dio otro hombre y en vez de darle dinero le dio el teléfono. >>> el vendedor le dijo que este celular fue un acuerdo con alguien que le chocó su auto. >>> hacen esto porque no tienen licencia. >>> y samuel se confió le pago y se llevó el celular, pero luego revisó que el iphone x, estaba bloqueado. >>> estaba en una lista negra porque parecía robado. >>> busqué al sujeto y no me contestaba. >>> el supuesto representante de apple, al número que llamó para desbloquearlo, lo estafó pidiéndole dos tarjetas de prepago. >>> que quisiera hacerle una demanda a los tres para que no vuelva a pasarle a otra persona. >>> si se trata de productos apple es mejor hacerlo en una compañía tienda autorizados. >>> en estos casos muy difícil recuperar el dinero. si usted ha sido víctima de estafa,

arlene foster used to be the first minister. main reasons the devolved government collapsed. the renewable heat incentive was a scheme that ran massively over budget. she was challenged over why she forgot about a meeting three yea rs she forgot about a meeting three years ago when a political adviser told her about problems with this game. simply, i did not believe... the fact that were presented to me. ido the fact that were presented to me. i do not have a clear recollection andi i do not have a clear recollection and i apologise for that. i did not think it was an issue at the time and it was not put across as a big issue and i did not think it was of any issue. the scandal began with a scheme designed to encourage businesses to switch from fossil fuels to green energy sources but the subsidies were too generous which meant that more people burned the more they earned. for every £1 worth of environmental fuel the user got back £1 60 from the public purse. the overspend was £400 million. the dup minister in charge of the sche

but arlene bone can still prune her wild roses is almost a miracle a new road was supposed to run through here. her husband can is getting the machines ready to work the land along the river it's land that no longer belongs to them. we were expelled created we we we refuse to sell to them and and so. on december fifteenth of two thousand and sixteen last winter day expropriated our land. this is fertile soil among the best farmland in all of canada the bones say. everything is so easy gardening in the middle soil you don't you know you can't just do that anywhere and and that's why the land here in the fowlie so unique. we're third generation farmers here on a piece of property that you know we planned on passing on to our kids and our grandkids. grandpa came here in the late forty's and built this house in about fifty two fifty three in there somewhere and he would have to here until he was up in his ninety's this is a photo. of my grampa standing on the steps of the host's first house. the host that he built. just. sort of. it tears me up that a project. can't be justified and a house h

specter, the late great, arlen specker demolished anita hill in his cross-examination of her in 1991this is the clarence thomas anita hill hearings. how did he demolish her? she told a different version under oath to the committee than she did at fbi. she did what we call as trial lawyers impeaching her credibility. both versions can't be true which one do you want us to believe? we don't have that here. the chair denied involvement with judge kavanaugh. john: she is on martha maccallum tonight on fox news. i want to listen to an exclusive sound bite from the interview here. >> i want a fair process where i can defend my integrity and i know i'm telling the truth. i know my lifelong record and i'm not going to let false accusations drive me out of this process. i have faith in god and i have faith in the fairness of the american people. john: again, judge, this goes back to credibility, doesn't it? whether you believe him or not. >> this interview which obviously was with the blessing of the white house, because he can't, sitting federal judge can't do this on his own, is an effort t

arlene foster is giving evidence before the public enquiry.er. she has been challenged by the chair, sir patrick coughlan, over a meeting that she had injune 2015th when she was finance minister, in which a dup adviser, a special adviser, timothy cairns, told about the problems with the scheme. she was challenged about how she forgot about that meeting. here is some of that exchange. simplyl simply i did not believe... i don't have a clear recollection of the facts. i didn't think it was an issue of any moment at that time and it them put across as a big issue by mrcairns. it them put across as a big issue by mr cairns. therefore, i didn't think it was of any issue. you didn't bother too much with it?|j it was of any issue. you didn't bother too much with it? i had left the department of them. the point i'm trying to make to you is that you had been the responsible minister for the you had been the responsible ministerfor the of this you had been the responsible minister for the of this unusual new special scheme, and here is a special scheme,

we are here today to launch a new party with new ideas for arlen that we can have a new free of foreign domination no longer be beholden to the european union stop paying them a bucket load of money to make our laws to stay still our fish out of our waters and in polls as they have in two thousand and twelve sixty four billion by. the ira exist for freedom party wants a clean break from brussels the party plans to put forward candidates for the upcoming national and european elections. former irish ambassador one of the movement's backers says that they do still want good economic relations with europe ireland left the european union i would like us to stay in the european economic area and i think the whole idea of moving around to rouse most problems there are very good but they shouldn't come with a political price that you have to sort of be for pure military that has to change a tax system that you know you have difficulty a whole another public utilities it's the political part of the european union which is scaring people off the host governments as it should to do the blacks neg

the dup leader, arlene foster, was the minister who signed off the scheme.bout a meeting when an adviser at first told her of its problems. i don't have a clear recollection and i apologise for that. but i obviously didn't think it was an issue of any moment at that time and had not been put across as a big issue by mr kearns and therefore i did not think it was of any issue. the inquiry has exposed a number of flaws. just two civil servants worked on rhi, compared with more than 70 working on a similar scheme in britain. staff gave advanced notice of a cut in the subsidies which created a spike in demand a massively increasing the overspend. and a dup adviser at the time, andrew crawford, shared confidential information with his cousin who was a claimant. previously, northern ireland's chief civil servant also revealed that key meetings were not minuted because the dup and sinn fein were sensitive to criticism. it is safer sometimes not to have a record that, for example, might be released under freedom of information. for those who signed up, like this car

to decide that they're you know i can't i mean i'm i have to say that i would rather bomb america arlen very distressed by this lack of presumption of innocence it's extraordinary i'll give you the last minute in person bill before we go to the break go ahead he's not going to jail he just kept him supreme court. and i think i think the thing it and the whole the whole reason that this is such a big issue is because jeff made the point the supreme court is far outside of what the founders originally envisioned the court being it has become a super legislative body which is the less favorite plaything for expanding the administrative state and doing end run around the legislative process and i'll tell you why it's so important because i think someone like brett kavanaugh going on the supreme court is actually about a restoration the constitutional order and saying the supreme court shouldn't have this role in our society in fact we should know all nine names of the supreme court justice they should be more in the background but i'm going to say this yet again i think the left is still st

. ->> arlen fernández le dirá cuál es la más eficiente . >> analizamos las decenas de teléfonos cada saber cuáles son las baterías más duraderas . >> no hay nada más frustrante que alguien se quede sin baterías . >> los expertos evalúan las baterias usando un tiene las baterías más duraderas . >> los iphone no son los mejores otros tienen mejor batería . >> entre los teléfonos que se recomiendan es el motorola el samsung galaxy s7 edge , duran más de 30 horas de batería , si quiere que dure más , baje la luminocidad de la pantalla , apague la pantalla cuando no lo use , póngalo en modo avión , reduzca la frecuencia de alertas de corres electrónicos , además podría poner la batería en modo ahorro . >> dice la empresa que el uso de wifi gastala batería más rápido . >> si tienes para telemundo llámenos al número en pantalla . >> el valor del mercado de amazon , superó esta gananci ade millones de dólares . >> amazon es la segunda compañía de esta marca, vemos lo que genera la empresa y la confianza ilimitá . >> la política de esta compañía entrará en vigor el 13 de septiembre , el viaje

decide that they're you know i can't i mean i'm i have to say that i would have never been married arlen very distressed by this lack of presumption of innocence it's extraordinary i'll give you the last minute in person bill before we go to the break go ahead he's not going to jail he just kept him supreme court. and i think i think the thing it and the whole the whole reason that this is such a big issue is because jeff made the point the supreme court is far outside of what the founders originally envisioned the court being it has become a super legislative body which is the less favorite plaything for expanding the administrative state and doing end run around the legislative process and i'll tell you why it's so important because i think someone like brett kavanaugh going on the supreme court is actually about a restoration the constitutional order and saying the supreme court shouldn't have this role in our society in fact we should know all nine names of the supreme court justice they should be more in the background but i'm going to say this yet again i think the left is still st

agregó que el arma que disparó accidentalmente impacto en el torso de su amig >>> la sentencia de arlene, el hijo adolescente de esta mujer murió en abril por una sobredosis de medicamentos. el juez ordenó que se lleve al medio al juzgado si es necesario a la fuerza. >>> del hombre acusado de violación y secuestro habló en exclusiva, el sujeto asegura su inocencia a la vez que él va a actuar en su propia defensa contra los cargos que está enfrentando ahora. >>> Éste hombre identificado como martthew >>> quiero que sepan que siempre me sentiré mal por lo que hice, se declaró culpable en un rapto la cama de recibir una sentencia de 48 años pero ahora dijo que luchará contra los cargos por violar a la víctima y mantener secuestrado a su pareja >>> caí en depresión severa cuando estuve en la cárcel en sacramento. laura tiene la esperanza de salir libre un día. >>> me gustaría que pues hiciera la pregunta porque ya no tengo nada que contar, solo decir la verdad, la verdad podría ser más extraña que la ficción y la verdad salga a la luz de lo que realmente ocurrió. se va a defender a él mismo

the nurse but they were throughout your book that you should second arlene also a carload of the goods that are never sure what to give. you for. it only if. i'm lucky. it's not really knowing. it's all. oh god how the necessity of that in the out all of the iowa scenario because you know i saw. the house of god and he held up. the reality to restore his child. not only. here but our house i don't know yet. and i'm shocked i don't follow the major middle of a balcony a one mile lane compassion fatigue as i'm a hockey fan for sure and as much as you thought it was available last i love well luckily for them he would have a tough job. but it was a look ahead of us maybe there. was a masked man such as that they don't know you know when hey to me is. smart they're going to miami the duma but then so is she the most like to shop with a list of visions you took on so we she can easily she know he's only a fallacy a little eloy but at the lives of the market i want to know how you can so we see again he was really enjoying the show and she only wanted to confront the loo rather early in the

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but arlene boone can still prune her wild roses is almost a miracle. a new road was supposed to run through here. her husband canned his getting the machines ready to work the land along the river its land that no longer belongs to them. we were expelled pre-dated we we we refused to sell to them and and so so day expropriated show on december fifteenth of two thousand and sixteen last winter day expropriated and. this is fertile soil among the best farmland in all of canada the bones say. everything is so easy gardening and futile so i don't you don't you know you can't just do that anywhere and and that's why the land here in the family says so unique we're third generation and farmers here on a piece of property that you know we planned on passing on to our kids and our grandkids. grandpa came here in the late forty's and built this house in about fifty two fifty three in there somewhere and he would have to here until he was up in his ninety's this is a photo. of my grandpa standing on the steps of the hosts this house. the host that he built. it j

still to come this saturday clash of the titans and still two weeks to go arlen in russia face off with bobs and fighting talk a prelude to the big battle to come. well i got an excitement is steadily building among fight fans around the globe it's two weeks until one of the most anticipated back to the history of the ultimate fighting championship gets going irishman called mcgregor. added to the hype with the stead down at a press conference on thursday the new york and countdown to the knockout event. what makes crowds in the middle of a bustling new york street stop stare and listen to the most talked about fight this in m.m.a. the hottest property in the light weight division if not the world of u.f.c. two champions facing off against one another and this is just their pre-fight press conference suited and booted as always quite a mcgregor former u.f.c. featherweight and lightweight champion number two on the you have c's pound for pound rankings and undisputed number one for trash talk and controversy in the other corner the man who sent shock waves through u.f.c. . off twice worl

. >> i wish arlene when it comes to the fall. >> i like fall colors and the scarves and putting a jacket on after being sweltering for months. >> have fun on your cruise, when i'm sitting here regretting all my summer mistakes. >> there you have it. we all know now that we should be happy or sad about fall. either way, who cares? >>> he's tearing up the streets of brussels in style. >> the kid is incredible. >> wait a minute. he's like a magician as well. >> see his unbelievable skills as he flips around the city. >>> and its a big birthday boogie. get your groove on coming up. nt this is a payday bar. and there's only one thing you need to know about it. it has a truck load of peanuts surrounding sweet caramel. i mean holy... (drill sound) look at all those peanuts. best part is it helps you get through your day. payday. best part is it helps you get through your day. i think lucky the leprechaun found his unicorn on a marshmallow islande sky, where everyone is always dancing! lucky charms now has a new unicorn marshmallow. part of thisometbreakfast. care for the clothes you love with w

so we are not in a position where a senator arlen specter could demolish her as specter did with anita woman cannot be treated that way by the government today and it simply wouldn't be tolerated. >> martha: i would argue everybody should be treated the same. regardless man or woman face the same kind of questioning. both sides have to have their hearing. both sides have to be listened to in this case and we all remember what arlen specter's hearing was like. i want to play this from the attorney who is representing christine blazey. >> ford. >> martha: ford. thank you very much. >> she clearly considers this an attempted rape. she believes that if it were not for the severe intoxication of brett kavanaugh, she would have been raped. >> almost inconceivable that this didn't come out before. it's such an extraordinary charge to accuse a federal judge of an attempted rape in his youth and to sit on that for all these years. she is going to have to explain that. >> martha: there was a witness in the room, too, according to her story. >> the witness says he wasn't there so, i don't know wh

i don't see much progress happening here i mean this this is really been driven arlen sporter has been the real issue here the prime minister claims that in her plan she allows to have a frictionless travel between the republic of ireland and northern ireland but that assumes that they'll be a future technology but can somehow create a virtual customs border that doesn't require much of anyone stopping as they go backwards and forwards. with their goods the problem is that one this technology doesn't exist and it violates a fundamental freedom of european union around goods and services that the european union will not accept you think the border issue is enough to or could be enough to almost hold breaks that situation. possibly i think that the prime minister has set this up as you know my deal or no deal now her a deal is not of the support of members of parliament it is not of the support of her party and it doesn't even have the support of many who stayed in the cabinet not yet resigned she had risen nations every day for about a week from her cabinet in protest of her checkers pl

the leader of the democratic unionist party, arlene foster, has been giving evidence to a public enquiry about a badly mismanaged energy scheme that led to the collapse of the northern ireland assembly. and a beluga whale has swum into the river thames near gravesend in kent. experts say it is obviously very lost and quite possibly in trouble. now, ina now, in a moment it will be time for sports day, but first a look at what else is coming up for you on bbc news. we will be live in liverpool with all the latest of elements from the labour party conference. we are also live in pennsylvania where comedian bill cosby is being sentenced for drugging and sexually assaulting a one—time friend in 2004. we assaulting a one—time friend in 200a. we can see live pictures outside the courtroom. you can see police officers waiting. we are expecting that sentencing imminently, but as usual these things are subject a little bit to change, but as soon as we see the judge seeming to start those proceedings, we will return to pennsylvania. and of course we will ta ke pennsylvania. and of course we will ta

consumer investigator arlen fernandez and her team held hortencia in san jose, upset with a dental clinic over its week. she received a refund of more than $3,000. as of today combined telemundo 48 and nbc bay area have recovered just about $2.25 million for our viewers. perhaps you have a consumer problem. call us in english 888-996-tips or in spanish, 844-408-4848. >> i like that, .there. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> 4:56 for you now. >>> if you're a bay area commuter looking for a work-around for the overcrowded bridges, we have an answer for you. >> take a look at this man in florida, nonchalantly, showing you his jet ski, how he caught the attention of a lot of other drivers, he's appropriately dressed too. james bond may have already called him for a test spin, the u.s. coast guard does say using watercraft improperly can be dangerous. how is that possible? >> i don't know. he does have a helmet. that's the good thing, right? >> that's determination. wherever he's going, he really wanted to get there fast. >> go around the traffic. 4:57. coming up, a quick look at your mornin

i feel arlene's beneficial law from the you support for iraq's it is low but going forward because we will be the first party making an argument for ireland to leave the e.u. and take by its democratic party as we make the case the popularity of the cause will increase for sure the political media class on our land are almost to a modern woman completely. we. have freedom party will be like almost like rebels with a cause those fighting for freedom those going we will be the contrarian's. intellectual terms that is a good position to be an. all right former u.s. president barack obama has made an appearance at the university of illinois urging students to vote in the upcoming midterm elections in a speech he gave a stinging critique of donald trump's policies or to smear a con as commentary president obama has returned to the spotlight with a rousing speech almost universally applauded by mainstream media while attacking both republicans and democrats but mostly republicans he bragged a lot about himself and his keep minutes in office when you hear how great the economy is doing right

and one of the biggest fights in mixed martial arts history arlen's khana mcgregor and russia's how to meet the press. that will be watching on call him and this is your news from r.t. international we begin in iran where there was a deadly terror attack on saturday islamic state and another group claimed they hit a parade commemorating the start of the iran iraq war from the one nine hundred eighty s. the four men who opened fire would dressed as a rainy and revolutionary guards in the western city of i want to go the video we're about to show you does contain violent scenes. person must we suddenly realized people wearing fake military outfits were attacking their rates from behind the stage and then opened fire on women and children. they were just a messy shooting around without a specific target. society for terrorists who had brought their guns to the area and hidden them several days ago undercover as civilians to watch the parade then they went and picked up their guns and opened fire on people. iran has a long history of share sunni tensions the country became a theocratic sta

i write about ruby, andrea, arlene, barbara, my beloved friend she founded the national women's healthnetwork. i'm thinking i could read one but it has to be the shortest. the shortest or the longest? 193420 you took your last breath in the city loved most that welcome to those expatriates answer james with the aroma of fresh bread was reason enough. but i read her book parents was a woman. then i realized the sophisticated and talented took many and slept the lovers lovers and everybody were lifelong friends or left the group entirely. you were just another irish rebel living in exile. and in new york. and also many different cells. the highly ceremonial hostess as if it were libations of the gods and with that japanese holiday and to be humble and increasingly all to silent the most continental and european but andrea was also. and to believe ideas matter and they must embody them for the sake of revolution. you were always broad-minded. you would not have disapproved to expose me here. and you did so in such a fine stream of consciousness and was underestimated by critics. i was goi

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first back to the philippines now let's speak to jimmy dogon who is in a car guy on province on luzon arlen she joins us on the phone so jamila just bring us up to date with what's happening there. well we've been holed up in a hotel overnight we're unable to venture out it's about. it's about seven fifteen in the morning here and we are just. to get outside the wind is really strong. all communication lines have been and power lines have been shut down except for. basically. those. power lines that. are lined up. and there flying around has cleared a little bit but not from where we are we don't have any news about what happens to civilian. communities back there are so with this is it. yesterday. to get to the city supposed to be at the center of all major communication operation rescue operation. province they are in close coordination with the national government the city itself i think just put those. things because even. though we don't know for sure whether the situation is very simply. not very strong but it is the when those price months and that by now very hard for me to keep sta

understand is if he's so milk toast and he's such a generic conservative then why not just put america arlen. and or another conservative it's very clear cavil actually was very unimpressive also in answering a lot of the questions earlier and then weighs heavily the allegations has been very disturbing and you know when you're appointing someone of the highest court in the land character absolutely does matter tried may be president but character still matters and so do morals and so does law and order and so does the rule of law and so it's absolutely unacceptable that when someone comes forward and puts the allegations forward which are very likely correct that we still push to put someone like this on the supreme court and put another conservative in and the reason is because senate republicans want to make sure they get someone in before the midterms because they know they're likely going to lose the senate potentially ok will they need that that is the product of the president of the united states ok it's his prerogative to do that it's not others to decide that they're you know i can'

today nutritionist arlene brown dao is out with a group of women from the full data at the market she'seaching them to compare prices for vegetables and processed foods she uses the nutritional guidelines published by the brazilian health ministry as a teaching tool that not all nutritionist received the book but we only got a few minutes seen if i only had to because i took part in advance training more charges you can download the book on line too but poor people don't have access to the internet and it is out already is because again this is a one third of that the guidelines do international attention but the target group it was designed for hardly heard about it eileen wants the women to recall the traditional recipes they grew up with but. i think if you we want to get these women to return to traditional ways of cooking can give them a new perspective on what we eat every day they are responsible for the dietary habits of the people around them they have a big influence on their families the women up fool they often have no education drugs and crime. i'm compound the problems fac

our next speaker is arlene cohn shudak from maryland.ember 8, 2017 on the side of the road in maryland by an illeg illegal alien who did not spend one day in jail. when you lose a son, an illegal alien kills that son, and the illegal alien doesn't spend a day in jail. just think about that for a minute. he's roaming the streets through his deportation date in 2019. so he is walking around until he's deported in 2019. he was charged with a $280 fine. that is all. that to me boggles the mind. without any further ado, here is arlene cohn shudak. >> hello, good afternoon. my story about my son, deputy chief martial cohn is also carlos wolf's story. they were killed together. my son began his tour with his fellow americans when he was 15 years old. he joined civil air patrol where he received the first of many citations bestowed upon him in his short lifetime. all were serving the citizens of the great state of maryland. when he was killed, he was only 33 years old. sander supervised 12 maryland fire martials in the department of maryland sta

this portion includes her opening statement and questions biden andchairman joe senator arlen specter.

judge clarence thomas, she was timor-leste in a truly brilliant cross-examination by the late senator arlen philadelphia district attorney, a brilliant trial lawyer. i don't think that can happen again. that is not the me too hero. a white republican male cross-examining and demolishing this woman, incredibly claiming victimhood even if it resulted in brett kavanaugh being confirmed, such blowback on the republicans that it would be a victory across the -- more than they gained. that is why the republicans don't want any of their white male members of the judiciary committee to do the interrogating. they want to hire a professional cross examiner or utilize one of several lawyers on their staff. if senators need to question her and need to do so gingerly and respectfully, this is the most frequent the unreported crime in the united states of america, because of the extraordinary psychological harm that causes to the victim and natural defensive mechanisms and the senators need to know that as they approach her. >> having brought up the point you just made, trump weighing in on this on twitt

it looks to be a challenging day for arlene foster ahead.l 100 million, that has been reduced by they to cut. the way the scheme work, it was designed to encourage businesses to switch from fossil fuels to more environmentally friendly energy sources, but the subsidies on offer were greater than the cost of the green fuels. that meant the more people earned, the more they burned, there was that of payments and the budget spiralled out of control. soap arlene foster is testifying before the public enquiry today. so far over the ten months it has been operating, the enquiry has heard claims that the people would call advisers made most of the decisions instead of politicians. it is the minister in charge of the scheme said the party was trying to smear him and mrs foster in a written statement has said that if certain it was going on. could talk you. thank you for that. —— good to talk to you. three people in the us, all paralysed from the waist down, have been able to walk again with the aide of an electrical implant. doctors used an electrod

what arlen specter did to anita hill could not be done today in the me too era.irst of all with respect and deference to the people we know on the committee, there is no arlen specter there. but, secondly, that ferocious destructive cross-examination wouldn't wash today. ainsley: i remember you were on the curvingy couch when we had a list of all the people the president was looking at as nominees, i'm wondering all of those people on the list were not chosen are thanking their lucky stars because this is unbelievable. if you are a republican, you are getting attacked. >> the president made a point yesterday in that long press conference, who would want to go through this? ainsley: right. >> one of the greatest job in the world if you are a lawyer or exjudge to be on the supreme court but at what cost? brian: second accuser, third accuser do all these independents come up. >> yes. they can be asked about. whether they testify is up to jeff flake because if chuck grassley says no and the democrats say yes and flake votes with the democrats, no, no, i'm talking abo

ruby, anthropologist, andrea dorkin, buffy johnson, artist and author, arlene raven, our best feminist art critic, barbara, my beloved friend who pulled me into the founding of the national -- i can't remember the names of everything anymore. the national women's health network which is up and running still. jill johnston, judy o'neil, and kate millet and i'm thinking i could read you one, but it has to be the shortest one, though, not the longest one. give me a show of hands. shortest one? longest one? >> longest one. >> you are very dear. you are dear people. okay, kate, 1934, 2017. kate, you took your last breath on earth in the city you loved most, paris. the city that once welcomed the expatriates, gertrude, alice, pablo, earnest and sir james of dublin, and where the early morning aroma of fresh bread was reason enough for you to rise too. i finally understood you in historical context when i read andrea weiss's paris was a woman, portraits from the left bank. then i recognized your culture, one in which sophisticated and talented lesbians took many lovers, competed with each oth

there is no arlen specter because of the metoo era. i don't think anyone can cross examine dr.as anita hill. at the end of the day, we will have an impression who is the more truthful person, this person we never heard of, dr. christine blasey ford, or the nominee the president has been touting, judge kavanaugh. if it's a tie, if they are equally credible, i think he loses. if he's more credible, not talking about reality, talking about perception, if he's more credible, he will be confirmed. neil: amazing. amazing, amazing. judge napolitano, thank you very, very much. all right. you don't like the leg room you have in airplanes? it's a moot point for the judges who fly private. but for other people -- >> because i'm short. neil: they are furious about this. how would you like the government to take care of that for you, to rule leg room, bathroom size, all of that on your airplanes? after this. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complex

arlene foster used to be the first minister, now the main focus of stormont is this public enquiry.e. adviser first told her about problems with the schemelj adviser first told her about problems with the scheme. i do not have a clear recollection of the fa cts have a clear recollection of the facts presented to me, i apologise, i beazley did not think it was an issue of any great thing at that time and it was not put across as a big issue and therefore i did not think it was of any issue. —— obviously. the scheme was designed to get businesses to switch from fossil fuels to green energies, it was too generous, the more they burned, the more they earned, for every pounds worth of environmentally friendly fuel, the user got back £1 60 from the public purse, the projected overspend was estimated to be £490 million over 20 yea rs. estimated to be £490 million over 20 years. jonathan bell, in charge of the scheme, told the chair that the dup tried to discredit him for speaking out about the floors of the scheme. you are asserting that the dup has created a massive smear campaign against

i remember back when arlen specter was the chairman of this committee, i used to talk about precedence, super precedents and super-duper precedents. basically a super-duper precedent is a precedent that is really based in the law and on which people rely. that's one of the ways in which they are judged and in which the world operates based on that assumption. when he talked about the kc which was a decision 20 years after roe v. wade, this is precedent upon precedent and basically reaffirming a precedent and that was giving it a lot of extra weight. and we would see judge kavanaugh sustained some limitation, rather than overturn it. in terms of lahey, i thought lahey was actually pretty effective. the point of lahey it seemed to me was like a country prosecutor and he's basically trying to say, this guy is a liar. he says he doesn't have anything to do with enhanced interrogation and what was so effective, there was a lot of talk here about memos and did you see this and it did you see that, did you know you got stolen information, no. were you ever a part of the enhanced interrogation

. >> and my wife, arlene ava, we will never forget your smile. we all love you.eading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] and my brother-in-law, firefighter, robert, engine 39, ladder 16, rob, finn we are your fans. you are a son, brother, husband, uncle, cousin and friend who possessed an incredible soul. it seems like that's the case for all the 3000 innocent people we honor today. we miss that soul, the light and compassionate way you lived your life most about not having you with us. your memory and legacy live on strongly and your family and friends who have served, are serving or currently pursuing service to protect the city either as a member of the fdny or nypd, to continue to honor your memory and all of those who were lost on september 11. yvette moreno, and my brother kevin. we miss you and love you, baby brother. may god bless you and may god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle, ian schneider. who we miss in the goo

. ♪ >> stewart: 'oh,' arlene said, as they passed the old nabisco plant.ndominiums. 'have you heard how much they are asking for a one bedroom?' 'how much?' 'a million-two.' 'that is highway robbery. who would honestly pay that to live in east liberty?' 'they're calling it east side now.' 'who's calling it that?' 'no one i know. it's a boondoggle if i ever saw one.' beside the greed factor, she didn't actually mind the condos. better than leaving the building empty. >> anthony: stewart o'nan is a local author who has written 15 novels, many set in pittsburgh. >> stewart: we are the city that made the steel, that beat the confederacy, beat the kaiser, built the skyscrapers, built the bridges, beat the nazis. ♪ >> anthony: who came, in the very beginning, lured by jobs in steel? >> stewart: most of the people that came here, once the steel industry was in place, were people from central europe. they were blue-collared, they worked long hours. they worked hard dangerous jobs. they made the money to send their kids to schools to become white collar. at one poi

i'm here from the port of san francisco representing port executive district or arlene forbes. i'm sorry, i'm a bit horse. we appreciate your sponsorship of this item, president cohen. your staff have been very helpful in the preparation of this. i also want to thank the city attorney and outside bond council and madam clerk, your staff have been very, very helpful. this item is integral to the approval this body adopted last fall for the pier 70. it's about financing the new neighborhood at pier 70. i'll try and keep the presentation brief, so that i can answer any questions. just by way of a bit of an update, there was a ground-breaking at pier 70 on may tenth. some of you attended that ground-breaking. we've been working diligently with representatives of forest city, the developer for the site. our sister city agencies, to process the infrastructure, including the new streets and parks that will be needed to support the new neighborhood. demolition activities are already under way and four cities started designing the first two buildings for the site. this is a very fast pr