who stood up to bill clark grilling him with his manners intact. y. >> i was thinking that he had filmed whatever he had done to johnny. i think he had killed him and filled the murder. >> so they looked into twitchell's car and home. they had an idea they would find a videotape of a murder. instead, what they discovered was an affair. twitchell had a girlfriend. and when his wife found out about that. she kicked amount. but twitchell seemed, at least to the outside world, unperturbed. and instead of falling apart, he simply retreated to his childhood home. moved in with his parents. and so, clark paid twitchell dad and mom a visit. >> she struck me as a parent, her son does nothing wrong. where is the father, wanted to listen to me. he wanted to hear what i had to say. and he listened. but, he got overridden. >> they set up a says surveillance, to keep an eye on the house. and twitchell. but his behavior, was anything but suspicious. he went on about his business. took meeting with sweat investors about his project. even picked up a $35,000 check f

drew the foul. >> bill: clark from the topside. h two hands, grabbing at hole. >> bgrabbing it whole. >> brad: season-high looking to add to it from the free throw line. >> bill: coming in today, 92%. >> brad: needed that one. >> bill: toppin over the back. >> brad: picks up the second foul. coming up on the other end for the bruins. >> bill: you hear it on the check out. because that little body hop is unnecessary. >> brad: goes to the free throw line on the other e end. 2 out of 4 so far from the stripe. both teams leaving some at the free throw line. >> bill: sure are. looking at him and how tough he is, demanding, has a great sense of humor. >> bill: that's the weight on that. two possession game though, 1:50 to go. >> bill: almost lost the handle on the handoff. >> brad: toppin three. >> bill: panic stroke, i th think. >> brad: right now, it is tyger campbell's ball game to use as much clock as possible. didn't get it! they try to hurry down. livingston on the drive. had the rebound and lost it. >> bill: how about that possessi

and on our i voted from bill clark. but those were the lights. they tried to excuse me, the friday, but unfortunately, the tim greg exploded and speak so firefighters were injured in a no number of bystanders were all to see the flames continued to burn for hours. railway lines have also been damaged. investigators are examining exactly how and why a routine delivery could have ended so tragically, sunny gaggle, al jazeera, now farmers famous axes, and even the u. s. presidents of all warmed the famous pan, my hat, but the spy, what many believes these hats are not, and never were from panama. the st newman explains from monte christie in ecuador. this is the story of one of the world's most famous and yet misnamed hats. for more than a 120 years mules had been bringing to keep home fiber from the hill surrounding monta. could he see near the pacific coast of ecuador for levied by chai, is a 3rd generation had artisan, effective in candy. and it's very tough job because you have to cook the palm fiber . you have to split it and put it to dry in t

the box break finer. crude responded speedily and on our right road, a farm bill clark. but us when the lights they tried to trick steven the prior, but unfortunately the turn griggs flooded and seek so the fire fighters were injured. and then a no number of bystanders were odyssey the flames. continued to burn for hours, railway lines have also been damaged. investigators are examining exactly how and why a routine delivery could have ended so tragically. sony guy, yeah, go al jazeera. now many people in nigeria are facing increasing hardship after the prices of basic has doubled compared to a year ago. inflation has been made worse by flooding, the lack of security and some farming regions from mila reports from boucher. despite being one of the largest oil producers in africa, nigeria went through yet another fuel crisis. in early december, at times, the price increased 300 percent. instead of using a bus or taxi alix gay bill uses the cheapest mode of transport. he can find from here to my destination, initially was 15 year or no, we are a 10121. she's also d. i had

former prosecutor and legal analyst steve clark says. if this bill passes, it may put the state in a precarious position when you could see other states saying to californians you won't enforce our laws and help us catch fugitives. we won't catch fugitives in our states, and it doesn't matter what the crime is, and that could could be a big political fight, california bail agents association says they don't want to be dragged into the middle of this abortion issue, but they do believe the bill could have a negative impact. now the bill is expected to go to committee sometime in march of next year. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. several watson, ville police officers and good samaritans are being hailed as heroes after lifting a car to help free a trapped cyclist. what 23 goals. uh, somebody okay. okay. okay. okay. okay. okay. okay, okay. good job. good job. good job. today police say that 65 year old cyclist is okay after recovering from his injuries. the incident happened when officers tried to pull over a driver in a stolen car last week. the

that bill stepien and justin clark and putin baloney are listened to.and kind of all comes down to mark meadows is not a good gatekeeper. not hoping the president make good decisions. i think at the end of the day he is gonna be facing the most legal jeopardy of this whole thing. obviously i'm not a prosecutor here but it seems to me is facing problems in georgia, the federal front, floats of different areas. he is the chief of staff. they can't get the president of the united states, which they are not gonna get. they're gonna get someone pretty high up in that would be shocked if they weren't gunning for mark meadows, department of justice and state of georgia at this point. >> what do you say to a viewer who might say, you are putting all the blame on marquette's new are absolving trump. doesn't trump take the blame here, you put mark meadows in that role as well? what do you say? >> i am not absolving. listen, i am not absolving the president or the miranda. i'm just making more of a realistic statement of fact. the president is not going to end up

the bill has been brought forward by greg clark, the conservative mp.chieve. ~ ., , colleague earlier what he is trying to achieve. ~ . , ., , colleague earlier what he is trying to achieve-— to achieve. what this does is to close a loophole _ to achieve. what this does is to close a loophole in _ to achieve. what this does is to close a loophole in the - to achieve. what this does is to close a loophole in the law - to achieve. what this does is to close a loophole in the law and | to achieve. what this does is to - close a loophole in the law and that there is no specific offence of sexual harassment in public. 0bviously, sexual harassment in public. obviously, in the workplace it is expressly prohibited. behaviour that is deliberate, that is intended to cause distress or alarm to a person on the grounds of their sex, almost always against women, will be a specific offence and that will be available to the courts to sentence people up to two years in jail, though the intention of the bill is not that large numbers of people should be sentenced, it sho

legislation, the government has thrown its weight behind bill by behind private member's bill by minister clarkreg clark to make sexual harassment a specific offence. i thought it was already. i mean, apparently it already. i mean, apparently it already is an offence, but this already is an offence, but this a bit different. i think it's specific to women, which is if thatis specific to women, which is if that is the that's slightly confusing to me because we've got different laws apply to different people. even if you say the same thing to them, that's bit sort of a bit that's bit that's sort of a bit confusing. what like confusing. what if it was like a same sex street harassment? would that not be punishable by if a woman did it? for one? my understanding is the sex crime laws different between men laws are different between men and women . okay, obviously, bill and women. okay, obviously, bill definitely enough. fair enough . definitely enough. fair enough. but it's penalty. it's not going to be it's not going to be something like wolf. it's going to be aggressively following someone in you

legislation, the government has thrown its weight behind bill by behind private member's bill by minister clarkreg clark to make sexual harassment a specific offence. i thought it was already. i mean, apparently it already. i mean, apparently it already is an offence, but this already is an offence, but this a bit different. i think it's specific to women, which is if thatis specific to women, which is if that is the that's slightly confusing to me because we've got different laws apply to different people. even if you say the same thing to them, that's bit sort of a bit that's bit that's sort of a bit confusing. what like confusing. what if it was like a same sex street harassment? would that not be punishable by if a woman did it? for one? my understanding is the sex crime laws different between men laws are different between men and women . okay, obviously, bill and women. okay, obviously, bill definitely enough. fair enough . definitely enough. fair enough. but it's penalty. it's not going to be it's not going to be something like wolf. it's going to be aggressively following someone in you

us this morning to give your perspective on the housing crisis and that bill that's been watered down property expert russell clarkening. now, joining us this morning. now, thank very much. that's all thank you very much. that's all we a while that went we have time a while that went very indeed. coming up, very quickly indeed. coming up, it's it's bev turner it's of course, it's bev turner today. but first, let's get the weather . hello today. but first, let's get the weather. hello very morning to you. i'm aidan mcgivern . it's you. i'm aidan mcgivern. it's a cold start out there once , but cold start out there once, but it's going to turn even colder dunng it's going to turn even colder during the next few days as northerly winds arrive . however, northerly winds arrive. however, those winds will bring those northerly winds will bring some brighter skies. compared with the last few days, we may lose cover clearer lose the cloud, cover clearer spells coming through behind this cold front, which marks the boundary , the chilly and cloudy boundary, the chilly and cloudy eastwards and the brighter but even colder no

former prosecutor and legal analyst steve clark says. if this billasses, it may put the state in a precarious position when you could see other stage saying to californians, you won't enforce our laws and help us catch fugitives. we won't catch fugitives in our states, and it doesn't matter what the crime is, and that could would be a big political fight. the california bail agents association says they don't want to be dragged into the middle of this abortion issue, but they do believe the bill could have a negative impact. now. the bill is expected to go to committee sometime in march of next year. julie lamonica peter's reporting live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you. a report of a woman with a gang led to the evacuation of the centers, a state library this morning, police and swat teams responded to the martin luther king jr library on east san fernando street just after 10 authorities say a custodian reported seeing a woman in a library bathroom with a gun. the university is on holiday break, so police had. fortunately there weren't very

on onshore wind farms to support their clarke's support their simon clarke's amendment levelling up amendment to the levelling up billd lift the ban which has the support of boris johnson. truss alok sharma johnson. liz truss alok sharma many, big beasts in the many, many big beasts in the many, many big beasts in the many big beasts. but then there are big beasts on the in are also big beasts on the in the in the cabinet who are very pro ban on onshore wind pro the ban on onshore wind farms. they represent constituencies where these wind farms are being built . their farms are being built. their constituents often don't like it very much. you've got steve barclay, chris heaton—harris to big rishi sunak supporters and big rishi sunak supporters and big beasts in the cabinet who are opposing it. so it's quite difficult to see how rishi sunak's going to keep everyone happy. it looked a couple of happy. and it looked a couple of days ago as though the government really was about government really was just about to this amendment to give in to this amendment from simon clarke and allow onshore windfarms be rebuilt. but w

well, sarah clark joins me live now via skype from brisbin, and so the bills pass. so what does it actually main? well the energy build, it's within both how the the house of representatives and the senate, the long dived bike, but it's now being pumped into law. and this of course, is after the last minute to go to actions overnight, where the government managed to secure a deal and get the support of the monopod that being the grains as well as the cross benches. and of course, that was in return to what they wanted, but otherwise it was always going to get past with that level. what it means is the price and costs will continue to increase, but there's going to be a cap, as you mentioned on deaf and cold prices, and certainly the rises and nice process. so this will moderate, the increases on the energy process, the treasury costing suggest that this bill in the early days, my transitional trans liked to you about $160.00 the the average annual family electricity bills are not much, but certainly a stock. but what was also part of not just the cap on the energy p

jason miller, former senior adviser, bill stepien. justin clarkr also testified to the committee behind closed doors, alex cannon, the former trump campaign lawyer. and matt morgan, general counsel, they could have provided significant testimony on what was going on behind closed doors and the legal advice that trump was getting. and then trump officials, offering bombshell testimony to the committee. including cassidy hutchinson, the former aide to meadows. she said many things that were pretty explosive that you'll recall at the time, including the story of trump lunging at the drive for the secret service motorcade. and matthew pottinger, the former nsa official who testified with sarah matthews who was just on our air. and kaleyyleigh mcenany. and doj officials, including steve engle. and jeffrey clark former acting head of doj civil division. he's been a big target to overturn the election results and d.j.pak who was told he was going to be fired so he resigned. and stephen engel. and william barr, the former attorney general, who you'll reca

bill costs too? >> maybe not as much as you might think. a reporter nick smith explains. >> with the holidays quickly approaching families are getting their clarkng their homes with hundreds of flights. but the electricity costs can add up. the bills are higher, but rather than worrying about a few more dollars and cents, many homeowners are willing to show off to do in order to spread good tidings of joy. >> oh, it's absolutely worth it. i i don't think the price is even a thought. when we see cars lined up up and down the street every night and kids getting out and running around, looking at all the characters. it's just so much fun. it's if we really get a lot of joy out of it. at the end of the day, we know december's going to be a little bit higher in the electric bill area. but >> it's worth the smiles and don't be a scrooge n worried that the kilowatts use will make you >> running an average display with led lights from 5 to 11:00pm can raise the bill by 5 to $7 a month while using older incandescent lights can increase your monthly bill by as much as $33 led, lights will run. $47 higher. the same decorations with the incandescent bulbs

bill be after a month of all that? well. >> as our reporter nick smith found out, maybe not as much as we might all thing. >> with the holidays quickly approaching families are getting their clark homes with hundreds of flights. but the electricity costs can add up. the bills are higher, but rather than worrying about a few more dollars and cents, many homeowners are willing to shell out do in order to spread good tidings of joy. >> it's absolutely worth it. i i don't think the price is even a thought. when we see cars lined up up and down the street every night and kids getting out and running around, looking at all the characters. it's just so much fun. it's if we really get a lot of joy out of it. at the end of the day, we know december's going to be a little bit higher in the electric bill area. but >> it's worth the smiles and don't be a scrooge n worried that the kilowatts use will make you >> running an average display with led lights from 5 to 11:00pm can raise the bill by 5 to $7 a month while using older incandescent lights can increase your monthly bill by as much as $33 led, lights will run. $47 higher. the same decorations with the incandescent bulbs pushes your bi

bill actually be? after a month of all that bright? >> maybe not as much as you think or maybe not even a concern. nick smith reports. >> with the holidays quickly approaching families are getting their clarkswald on by decorating their homes with hundreds of flights. but the electricity costs can add up. the bills are higher, but rather than worrying about a few more dollars and cents, many homeowners are willing to shell out do in order to spread good tidings of joy. >> oh, it's absolutely worth it. i i don't think the price is even a thought. when we see cars lined up up and down the street every night and kids getting out and running around, looking at all the characters. it's just so much fun. it's if we really get a lot of joy out of it. at the end of the day, we know december's going to be a little bit higher in the electric bill area. but >> it's worth the smiles and don't be a scrooge n worried that the kilowatts use will make you running an average display with led lights from 5 to 11:00pm can raise the bill by 5 to $7 a month while using older incandescent lights can increase your monthly bill by as much as $33 led, lights will run. $47 higher. the same decorations with the inca

charged with crimes but that is what he is going to say, even though bill barr was telling him there was no fraud, john eastman and jeffery clark were telling him there was fraud and the d.o.j. has to overcome that. and to make a charge of insurrection stick, they're going to have to prove that donald trump intended for violence to happen at the capitol, not that he was negligent and failed to stop it but he intended for violence to happen. and so it is a tough steep hill for the justice department to climb. >> and carol leonig, i want to bring you in but let me first make a quick legal point with chuck rosenberg. one of the things about the transcripts that will not be helpful to d.o.j., particularly helpful, is that they have to do their own interviewing, to build a case, chuck, they have to know the terms under which not only do they have more tools as was pointed out, but they have to actually understand the terms of the investigation, of the inquiry. >> yes, i took a breath when i heard ali vitali say that the transcripts may become public. as a former prosecutor, the last thing you want out there, during your investigatio

this is, ramsey clark said this, it is one of those things that runs a clark couldn't get this, done some of the greatest lawyers and bill councilor couldn't get it done, i don't know how we're gonna do this. you know, ramsey clark says, this is not whether he ought to be granted clemency, he never should have been in the first place. you did not prove he's guilty. asked the u.s. assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case, we don't prove, it and we knew we didn't prove it. and he aided and embedded himself. and he aided and abetted the guys who were acquitted based on self-defense. in london's case, because their theory was that he was the principal shooter, the judge did that in that is codefendants had been acquitted based on self-defense. it was part of the evidence that was kept out. well, if you're theories inning and abetting, and your evidence shows that there were only three people there, and two of them have been acquitted, then how do you convict leonard peltier? it cannot be done. yet here we are. now, i am not the first, i hope i am the last to represent leonard in a clemency petition so what's different

this and, you know, that's one of the things we're looking if ramsey clark couldn't get this done, some of the greatest lawyers that billcounselor couldn't get it done. i don't know how we're going to do this. you know, ramsey clark, so this is not this is not about whether he ought to be granted clemency. he never should have been in in the first place. right. you did not prove he's guilty. ask the ask the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case. we didn't prove it. and we knew we didn't prove it. maybe he aided and himself. maybe he aided abetted the guys who were acquitted based on self-defense. now, in leonard's case, because their theory was he was the principal shooter. the judge didn't let that his co-defendants had been acquitted based on self-defense. it was part of the evidence that was kept out. well, if your theory is aiding and abetting and you're and your evidence shows there were only three people there and two of them have been acquitted, then how do you convict leonard peltier? it cannot be done yet. here we are now. i am not the first. i hope i'm the last to have to represent leonard in a cleme

quickly approaching families are getting their clark griswald on by decorating their homes with hundreds of flights. but the electricity costs can add up. the bills but rather than worrying about a few more dollars and cents, many homeowners are willing to shell out do in order to spread good tidings of joy. >> oh, it's absolutely worth it. i i don't think the price is even a thought. when we see cars lined up up and down the street every night and kids getting out and running around, looking at all the characters. it's just so much fun. it's if we really get a lot of joy out of it. at the end of the day, we know december's going to be a little bit higher in the electric bill area. but >> it's worth the smiles and don't be a scrooge n worried that the kilowatts use will make you running an average display with led lights from 5 to 11:00pm can raise the bill by 5 to $7 a month while using older incandescent lights can increase your monthly bill by as much as $33 led, lights will run. $47 higher. the same decorations with the incandescent bulbs pushes your bill to a whopping $350. but have no fear. holiday. joy is here. there are ways to make your

quickly approaching families are getting their clark griswald on by decorating their homes with hundreds of flights. >> but the electricity costs can add up. the billsorrying about a few more dollars and cents, many homeowners are willing to shell out do in order to spread good tidings of joy. >> oh, it's absolutely worth it. i i don't think the price is even a thought. when we see cars lined up up and down the street every night and kids getting out and running around, looking at all the characters. it's just so much fun. it's if we really get a lot of joy out of it. at the end of the day, we know december's going to be a little bit higher in the electric bill area. but >> it's worth the smiles and don't be a scrooge n worry that the kilowatts use will make you >> running an average display with led lights from 5 to 11:00pm can raise the bill by 5 to $7 a month while using older incandescent lights can increase your monthly bill by as much as $33 led, lights will run. $47 higher. the same decorations with the incandescent bulbs pushes your bill to a whopping $350. but have no fear. holiday. joy is here. there are ways to make your festive lights mo

quickly approaching families are getting their clark griswald on by decorating their homes with hundreds of flights. >> but the electricity costs can add up. the billsather than worrying about a few more dollars and cents, many homeowners are willing to shell out do in order to spread good tidings of joy. >> it's absolutely worth it. i i don't think the price is even a thought. when we see cars lined up up and down the street every night and kids getting out and running around, looking at all the characters. it's just so much fun. it's if we really get a lot of joy out of it. at the end of the day, we know december's going to be a little bit higher in the electric bill area. but >> it's worth the smiles and don't be a scrooge n worried that the kilowatts use will make you >> running an average display with led lights from 5 to 11:00pm can raise the bill by 5 to $7 a month while using older incandescent lights can increase your monthly bill by as much as $33 led, lights will run. $47 higher. the same decorations with the incandescent bulbs pushes your bill to a whopping $350. but have no fear. holiday. joy is here. there are ways to make your festive

happened at hearing after hearing, whether it was bill barr cursing, or eric herschmann's colorful language, or richard donoghue's putdown of jeffrey clarkways something that made the audience laugh in the middle of all this terror and depression, which you could get from just watching these hearings and i talk with some of the committee about that decision to put in some of those lighter moments, and they said, look, it wasn't to make fun of anybody in particular, just to do it. it wasn't gratuitous it was because in hawley's case, he had done things to fire up the crowd. he had acted one way publicly and then privately, when the check came due, he was running from the mob and so it wasn't just to take a shot at hawley it was because it was bigger point here about the hypocrisy of it all. so yes, it was funny, but it was also an important point to make. i think the little anecdote of that story is really telling throughout this whole committee came together and their decision-making process. >> so basil, i accept that the testimony tying the incitement of hawley's fist raised is tied to him run, but it is also essential cheney to be so

bill 3308. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? ms. clarke: mr. speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman velazquez, congresswoman barragan, congresswoman sewell, congresswoman meng, congressman veasey and congressman suozzi, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3308. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. katko from new york, i inform the house that he will vote aye on s. 3308. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kildee: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. neal of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. neal will vote yes on s. 3308. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia, i inform the house that she will vote yea on 3308. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recogni

the bill has been brought forward by the conservative mp greg clark and is backed by the government.r. it brings the law into line with what is already the case, quite rightly in my view, for harassment on the grounds of race, for example. it used to be the case in which it was not uncommon for people to be harassed on the grounds of their race, now it is quite rightly very unusual and shocking. if you heard someone shouting abuse against someone because of the colour of their skin, everyone would realise that was totally unacceptable and an offence. what it does is it makes the abuse of women in this way, which has gone on for far too long without it being something that women in particularfelt that they had adequate recourse to defend themselves over, is brought into line with other legislation. and there is heightened awareness of the fact that women don�*t feel safe after the death of sarah everard, the horrific murder of sarah everard. i think there was a poll by yougov for the bbc which suggested two thirds of women do not feel safe walking alone at night. from that point of vi