pannett village and beardsley terrace. ben: i don't have a doubt that whatever your race is coming you could do a fantastic job. and i wish that golden rule that you said is something that we all followed. when you see video after video that finally things are being of course, this is showing only the worst of policing, that is coming to define what is predominantly people doing a fine job. but that has become the image. it is a reality, that those kind of abuses do occur, that you are not doing on to others and hoped they would doing to you, and it also becomes an image most people at the with, their fear of the police. host: mike, do you have a follow-up? they are not hiring the right people for the job. there is a thing called command presence. if you are intimidated by the people you are dealing with, you are not going to be a good policeman. in other words, you don't have to be a professional wrestler, but you have to have a fairly normal size and don't be intimidated. when you are intimidated, that's why shootings oc

on a colleague stephen beardsley and look further into the issue and joins me now in the studio steven first of all what is a geek factory and why would tesla want to build one in europe so gigafactory is using the term that. the quantity of electricity that tesla wants to create to make a effective battery for an affordable car so instead of kilowatt hours which we often talk about for utilities this would be electricity in the amount of gigawatts you want to produce massive amounts to bring down the price of batteries now that's part of tesla's overall strategy of making e-cards affordable making it something that you would look at as you look at a normal car here something you can actually for your budget now it has given factories already in the works in nevada for example in new york and then one in china and why don't want to europe because europe is also a massive market and has already has two factories there so it could seek some economies of scale well it sounds like a big deal and yet tesla has been in the news for something less positive in its production that is the compan

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i'm going to see beardsley is look further into the issue and joins me now in the studio steven first of all what is a geek factory and why would tesla want to build one in europe so gigafactory is using the term that basically the quantity of electricity that's tesla wants to create to make a effective battery for an affordable car so instead of kilowatt hours which we often talk about for utilities this would be electricity in the amount of gigawatts you want to produce massive amounts to bring down the price of batteries now that's part of tesla's overall strategy of making e-cards affordable making it something that you would look at as you look at a normal car here something you can actually for your budget now it has given factories already in the in the works in nevada for example in new york and then one in china. and why build one in europe because europe is also a massive market and has already has two factories there so it could seek some economies of scale well it sounds like a big deal and yet tesla has been in the news for something positive its production that is the co

terry butcher, peter shilton, beardsley, waddle, platt, paul gascoigne, of course.. the charlton brothers, nobby stiles, gordon banks, alan ball. george cohen has been speaking to us. he is very, very excited by the class of 2018. band b and here's is young samantha thought they are putting into their own game, this is what i like about it. -- own game, this is what i like about it. —— the enthusiasm on the thought. they are thinking about what they are doing, moving beautifully. 0k, what they are doing, moving beautifully. ok, you will be caught out sooner rather than later, but i think southgate has them moving very well and he has players that can fit in in any particular position. i think he has done very, very well. he reminds me of alf ramsey, in a way. he is pretty much sticking to the players he wants to be his first team, if you like. the england team are singing the national anthem. let's ta ke let's take you to a van parked in manchester as they watch harry kane and gareth southgate singing god save the queen. let's take you to hyde park, 30,000 there as

in the ‘80s, the newcastle side was full of household names — keegan, beardsley and waddle., st james' park, is a well—known boys' club. you've got the gym up here. the office down there. just going through my mind now, i know exactly where the treatment room is. derek bell was a promising midfielder for newcastle in the 1980s. from the age of 12 to 16, though, he played here. george sort of dipped in and out of every age group. he used to be a physio for the whole club, looking after 200, 300 boys. i think it is at that time we started to question, "what is his role?" was there a point that you started to hear rumours about his behaviour? i think nearly from day one. it is now thought george ormond was abusing dozens of boys at this club. he was a young man at the time, in his mid—20s. he started to befriend my family. he used to say, "i will take derek home," even though i only lived 400 yards from the club. he used to take us to car parks around the west end, perform sexual acts, ask me to perform sexual acts. what were you thinking as a 12—year—old when someone was tryin

as much money as a person has, as much, there's beardsley, morley bankrupt. those of us who can recognize that bankruptcy comes in many shapes, forms, sizes and colors, let's call it out. paper due long we've been comfortable.rt i know that's why we will shut out of the white house the other day because i can make people uncomfortable. i was going to stand for something. [applause] we been too comfortable. let's make people uncomfortable. it can start right here. i'll be there. i'll make him uncomfortable. i don't have a problem. so then you have something to say, i recognized you a while ago but we got caught up appear. >> that's okay. i just wanted to say thank you so much for writing the book and for your struggle. i have a formally incarcerated person also and spent 17 years inside and also wrote a book and so i know what it's like to take responsibility for your own life and tell your story and hope that has impact because you come out and you're just compelled to get people to understand and not forget the people you have left behind which is personally