, including blackburn, oldham and stockport.port. but after years of wear and tear and 21 operations on his knees, then realised in 2012 that he wouldn't be able to fulfil a new contract he had just signed. when your body can't do what your mind wants to do it the most frustrating thing in the world. we wrote the two years of the contract we wrote the two years of the co ntra ct off we wrote the two years of the contract off and that was it. we just sort of parted. i was really emotional at the time and it was a lot to take in. driving home from liverpool, i had to stop the car and gather my thoughts. the key factor which helped with his transition into the real world was that unlike most athletes, he had planned ahead. i always had on the back of my mind that i needed something. i managed to get a journalism degree. i was doing little bits of freelance while i was still playing. as i knew my career was coming to an end, it was like, what can i do with my qualifications? someone mentioned that if you have a degree you can become

marsha blackburn the republican from tennessee.k you. >> sandra: breaking news in the hunt for a cop killer. why police in pennsylvania say they may have caught their suspect. plus more bombshell sexual harassment allegations this time launched at long time tv journalist charlie rose. the latest reaction from cbs next. and it doesn't end there. two top democratic lawmakers facing new accusations as well. the latest on all of that next. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. th

it mark martha blackburn is the cosponsor of that bill. this was a big deal on capitol hill, you are not just talking about accountability, you are talking about exposing the names of people who spend our money. >> yes indeed and representative desantis who authored the legislation, we have the lead cosponsors on this bill. what we think is it is so important to bring some transparency and accountability to this fund. we did not know, no one knew that there was this fund that was being used settle complaints, and get this. of conduct while someone was in office. and it we it is important that the money be repaid, these settlements that were made on sexual harassment allegations. there needs to be accountability, transparency, there needs to be a different method for handling this. it the house admin committee is working hard to try to get this cleaned up and we think our legislation provides that transparency end is an important part of this process. >> harris: what is interesting to me, you've heard the arguments that it's in the hands of

that meant that although -- we got the blackburn case, the blackburn affair -- these runway fugitives who arrived from louisville, kentucky and thought they found a safe refuge, away from the bounty hunter, but with the passing of the 1850 slave act, meant you had to good a little further. these people are looking across the detroit river to windsor, and sometimes even windsor wasn't far enough. had could team going, 401, on to chatham, ontario, toronto, and chatham would become a profound what you call community of abolitionists that was up there we uk nationals talk -- we can talk about osmond anderson who rode with john brown, and after the whole abolitionist beginning with william lambert, frederick douglass comes to detroit and meets with john brown, there's a mark endown. >>> second baptist church, and st. matthews was instrumental later on. we cannot ignore the church in this whole coming together in terms of resistance, the whole idea of self-determination. was coming from a number of church leaders affiliate by with abolitionist movement but no one more profound than william

. >> ian blackburn. >> thank you, mister speaker. i join with the prime minister and leaders of the labour party congratulating the intending diversity of the wedding and join me in welcoming the lady opposite the scottish parliament. does the prime minister agree with we should be incredibly proud of our emergency services, they do a heroic job putting themselves in danger to keep us safe. >> can i join the right honorable gentlemen in welcoming the prime minister to the scottish parliament proceeding today? as i said previously, i'm happy to confirm that come emergency services due to an amazing job, i was very pleased at the britain awards to be awarding an award in the name of pc keith palmer who kept this place safe but other police officers, the leader of the opposition and liberal democrats gave awards to other police officers who had also done what they do in other emergency services, run toward the danger and most run away from it. >> ian blackburn. >> the remarks of the prime minister, mister speaker, the only forces in the

lance, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman blackburn. good afternoon to members of the commission and regarding the first amendment, let me say that i think you, chairman pai, and all members of the commission, are devoted to the first amendment as, of course, we are in congress. i'm proud that new jersey was the first state to ratify the bill of rights in 1791. regarding president kennedy, you mentioned president kennedy, chairman pai, and the "washington post." before you were born, and i would imagine before any member of the commission was born, and when i was a little boy, john kennedy cancelled his subscription to "the herald tribune," the great republican newspaper in new york, and my late father, who was involved in public policy in new jersey, sent him a subscription to "the herald tribune" and we have in our family files a very sarcastic and curt letter from pierre sallinger saying we should stay out of the subscription business of the white house. and so from my perspective, all presidents on occasion criticize various news ag

tennessee congressman marsha blackburn. rep. marsha blackburn, r-tn:"there is no room for error when you are facing a disaster and need these communications."in response congress passed a law calling for a nationwide communications system for public safety. the federal government through an independent authority called "firstnet" is contracting with at&t to build, operate and maintain the network. drew petrimoulx, reporting: 'the governors of each state have until december 28th to decide whether to opt into the first net program or design their own communications system." at&t is building the networks at no cost to states but states must pay to use the system. 27 states pictured here in red have opted in. there are worries about the effectiveness of communication s systems designed by states that opt out. rep. michael doyle, d-pa"the risk to the public at large and first responders is high is the state fails to meet its obligations." a law enforcement representative pointed to recent natural disasters and mass shootings mr. bria

tennessee congressman marsha blackburn. rep.marsha blackburn, r-tn:"there is no room for error when you are facing a disaster and need these communications."in response congress passed a law calling for a nationwide communications system for public safety. the federal government through an independent authority called "firstnet" is contracting with at&t to build, operate and maintain the network. drew petrimoulx, reporting: 'the governors of each state have until december 28th to decide whether to opt into the first net program or design their own communications system." at&t is building the networks at no cost to states but states must pay to use the system. 27 states pictured here in red have opted in. there are worries about the effectiveness of communication s systems designed by states that opt out. rep. michael doyle, d-pa"the risk to the public at large and first responders is high is the state fails to meet its obligations." a law enforcement representative pointed to recent natural disasters and mass shootings mr. brian

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, a republican running for the united states senate. >> marsha blackburn's was never removed the twitter platform. she iran that trait and video as an advertisement and we have different standards for our advertisement that we do for our intricate organic tooth and content on a platform because we are serving as users who haven't asked to follow representative blackburn or others and we want to make sure that's a positive experience and so, our policy has a different standard. in that case we had users reporting that it was inflammatory and upsetting and initially taken down. we are making these tough calls all the time and in that case we reverse the decision and allowed the advertisement to continue to run but we never took down representative blackburn treat or allow her not to convey that message to those who were following her and to engage in the dialogue with her. >> mr. edgett, i know you're acting general counsel and these decisions are made by the ceo and board of directors. i have to say that most american citizens would expect american companies to be willing to put the inter

. >> ian blackburn. >> can i join the first secretary, congratulating the engagement, wish them a long life and happiness together. in the gallery today. >> can the secretary of state tell the house how much money the government has received from arms sales, the war with yemen began. >> i do urge the honorable gentlemen to recognize the fact the defense industry is an extremely important creator of jobs and prosperity in scotland and other parts, i'm obviously aware of the terrible situation in yemen, this country has one of the most rigorous and robust sales regimes in the world. and the most rigorous, that is the right thing to do through our prosperity and to ensure we keep proper control. >> the uk government received 4.6 billion pounds and since that regard. and the humanitarian crisis. and 350,000 children will die by the end of this year, the best and the prime minister can do today is follow the example of the netherlands and suspend licenses for arms sales. >> secretary. >> the government received money, it will be the companies received the money and their workers. the labour

, a senator running. >> marsha blackburn's video was never removed from the twitter platform. she ran that tweet and video as an advertisement, and we have different standards for our advertisements than we do for the organic tweets and content on our platform because we're serving ads to users who haven't asked to follow representative blackburn or others. we want to make sure that's a positive experience, and so our policies have a different standard. and in that case, we had users reporting that it was inflammatory and upsetting, and it was initially taken down. we're making these tough calls all the time. in that case, we reversed the decision and allowed the adver tizement to continue to run. we never took down representative blackburn's tweet or never allowed those who were following her to engage in dialogue with her. >> i know you're the acting general counsel, and if you're the general counsel, these are made at the ceo and board of directors level, but i have to say, most american citizens would expect american companies to put the interests of our country, above, no

warrington, they needed a replay there, boston, scarborough, this is their reward, think, they wanted a blackburnarlton but mk dons is still a big club. it will be a test. testa m e nt to still a big club. it will be a test. testament to warrington, they are not scared of teams higher than them. one of their advantages is you look at it is the evening. they train in evening after doing a full day at work, so they, their body clocks will be ready, that is not the same with mk dons, they train in the same with mk dons, they train in the morning, play in the afternoon so the morning, play in the afternoon so that could be a leveller. we will hear from trevor later. let us we will hear from trevor later. let us concentrate now on another one of the non—league sides. shaw lane. not so the non—league sides. shaw lane. not so long ago the barnsley side were an amateurteam, a so long ago the barnsley side were an amateur team, a pub team, so long ago the barnsley side were an amateurteam, a pub team, but they have rocketed through the leagues and they have reached the first round for the first time, they

children from blackburn are four times more likely to have fillings than their counterparts in southcording to a new report on dental health. it found that, as well as there being a regional divide, there was a consistent gap between the dental health of the rich and poor in england. people from the most deprived backgrounds were twice as likely to be admitted to hospital for dental work. sonali will have the sport in a moment. but first, let's bring you this from bolivia. it was a police dog who stole the show, and the ball, in this football match, rather than the players. the animal escaped from his minder and made a beeline for the ball during the first half of the game. the referee was forced to stop the match, as the players tried to retrieve it from the german shepherd. eventually, though, they were able to resume the game. imean, you i mean, you know what it is like trying to chase a dog with a ball. you are never going to get it.|j love the fact they tried. the chasing of the dog is the wrong play, though. set down, let him come to you. play cool and hard to get. and you are

. >> ian blackburn. >> mr. speaker, scottish fire and police are the only forces in the united kingdom to be charged for providing services of 140 million homes since 2013. the s&p has raised this issue 30 times in this chamber. none of scotland's emergency services -- this has been a long-standing campaign. we will not give up. >> prime minister. >> the chief has made clear that officials will look at this issue and report on it in due course. i am pleased to say that constructive recommendations have been made by my scottish colleague on this particular issue. but let's just be clear because the right honorable gentleman knows that before the scottish government made the decision to make scotland's police and fire regional bodies, it was told they would become ineligible for refunds and they pressed ahead despite knowing that. >> grandparents have a vital role to play in the upbringing of their grandchildren. in a time of rising life expectancy, they are better equipped than ever. does the prime minister, the

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. >> melissa: and marsha blackburn is a member of the house commerce subcommittee on health, she is joining us now. what do you think about taking out that element? >> it would be wonderful to get that off the books and here's the reason why. it is one of the biggest impediments to people getting the insurance they can afford and then that they can afford to actually use. we hear it every single day. the cost of insurance in tennessee has gone up 176%. since the affordable care act went on the books. we are 122,000 families that had to pay the penalty last year, they couldn't even afford the marketplace insurance. melissa, 100,000 of those families had income under $50,000. this is something -- get this off the books. let people go by insurance they can afford and that they want. let's pass across state lines, open up the marketplace. >> melissa: exactly what you said, according to the irs, 58% of the people who paid the penalty or 58% of the money that was paid came from people who made under $50,000. it's very regressive in that sense and people would rather pay the penalty than by the in

jenny blackburn is joining us to talk about that. people are familiar with alexa devices and now amazon is reaching out trying to make sure that is how people are shopping on cyber monday. >> yes, one of the things that is so great about alexa is interacting with them is as simple as talking to alexa and with voice shopping we are trying to make all of amazon products available to you by asking. >> is it easier to do or harder to keep track of what you have ordered? i kind of need to see the stuff in front of me to see what i ordered. >> voice shopping works for things you know you need them when you run out of them and you're doing something else. maybe you are washing your dishes you can say alexa, order more hand soap. and when you make the order it will work like any other amazon shopping. you get a confirmation and you can cancel the same way. every thing you purchase with voice has free returns. >> can you ask for deals? i know people are looking for deals. can you ask the device what kind of deals there are?>> you can say what

congresswoman marsha blackburn says the blow back will be crippling. >> i think this is a danger to theafety of our communities and cities and i think it's a danger for the rule of law. >> julie: let's bring in brad blakeman, former assistant to george w. bush and a worker with chuck schumer. the judge finds the executive order unconstitutional. i know you agree. what is the solution to our immigration problems if our borders have remained unsecure for years and why millions of illegal immigrants have gotten here in the first place? >> on the executive order it violates the fourth, fifth, tenth amendment and separation of power doctrine that's probably a record in an executive order to that many violations of the constitution. what needs to be done needs to be done legislatively. we need to go back to the drawing board, pass come prehensive legislation that's tough on the border and fair to taxpayers and people who are hear peaceably and practical and solves this problem for good. that's the path going forward. >> julie: the brave men and women trying to be tough on the border are obvio

. >> dana: marcia blackburn told me she's made a proposal to the federal election commission that woulders of congress to use campaign funds that they raised for person security if they feel they need it at home. senator paul was at home mowing his own lawn when this happened. so i don't know if you need to have security all the time. it does raise the question about what we're going to do to pr tech people serving the country. >> right. we also have to get somebody to mow rand paul's lawn. >> dana: are you volunteering? >> i am volunteering especially the edging which is relatively artistic by nature. clearly he was blind sided. he was mowing his land, he could have landed on it or on top of it. he is somebody who is very polarizing. even republicans get mad at him. >> dana: basically if you say hi, that is considered polarizing any more. you were just saying you witness people yelling at each other this weekend. >> this weekend i was in columbus ohio. talking about nfl kneelers. i have two marines yelling at each other about different takes on the same subject. i'm looking at their fa

conversation back to a very basic and simple level about sanctuary cities, bill and i had marsha blackburnn in america's newsroom earlier. she was adamant. we need this. this is essential, this crackdown for the president on the century cities in this country right now. i just wonder how you respond to situations like we are seeing in chicago and some of these cities that are dealing with really, really tragic violence. their current state is not good. you got from emmanuel promising that. telling illegal immigrants you are safe here. how do you address the problem that is sanctuary cities right now? >> marie: i think it's a challenge because in some of these cities you have police forces and law enforcement who will say we need even illegal immigrants to feel comfortable speaking out when they are trying to report crimes that are committed. if you have police forces, liberals have taken the and run with it, but it is a fact that some police force is a a second, we don't love the concept of century cities at large, but we need to find a way for even illegal immigrants to be able to report

blackburn: thank you, madam chairman. i thank the gentleman from texas for his work that has just been so consistent on how we meet the needs of our health centers and of the children's health insurance program and also on the repeal for ipab. and when we talk about ipab, i tell you it's so important that we mention our colleague and my fellow tennessean, dr. phil roe, who is a member of this chamber, and i applaud him for his consistent work on keeping that in front of us. i think it is fair to say, as chairman burgess has said, we have worked diligently on the chip issue, and i know the gentleman from new jersey is not pleased with how that is going to be paid, how we address the payments in that but i have to say, our goal, madam chairman, is to make certain that the states have the funding that is necessary for them to meet the needs of children, of children who are needing these health services. and this is something that we have been diligent in our -- in our work to meet those needs and to work with our states and

that's kind of troubling, but the idea that they would sensor marshall blackburn's ad being put up oner or that google employees would be marching in the streets in san francisco against the president's immigration policy, i mean are they going to be shocked and surprised when there's political blowback from the republicans in washington but they seem to think that it just doesn't matter. well it does matter in the political universe. >> cheryl: they think they are probably untouchable. if you're over 30 in silicon valley you're old. you're living in san francisco you're living in a political alternative universe. >> cheryl: enjoy that reality. good to have you as. well the word digging into the newly released cia bin laden files and there's new documents that showed ties between al qaeda terrorists and iran. you know the state we did the nuclear deal with. coming up we've got a guest who says the obama administration knew it and still forged a deal anyway. dan bongino is next. >> do you really think this verifiable deal if fully implemented backed by the world 's major powers is a wo

that work for someone mimicking trump in a place like minnesota which it seems that masha bla masha blackburn where they compete with moderate dems, it isn't going to work. >> i don't know, why don't you pass something the people want? this bill is already unpopular. this happened with health care. we just have to pass something. even though the american people don't like what you're passing. so here's an idea -- >> they do want a simplified tax code. we're losing sight of the big picture. it is going to be simpler. taxes will go up for certain groups, but by and large middle class people are going to get a tax cut. >> people don't want a massive tax cut for the wealthy. >> people do want to drain the swamp. >> neera, i don't know if you can categorize this as a massive tax cut for the wealthy. >> the vast majority of it goes to the vast majority of wealthy people. >> they pay the vast majority of taxes. >> 86% of this tax plan, the benefits go to the top 1%. that means it's very skewed to the wealthy. >> to amanda's point, there is a certain percentage of americans pay taxes, most of those p

last month, twitter barred marsha blackburn from advertising her campaign launch video because it deemed a line about her efforts to investigate planned parenthood to be inflammatory. the susan b. anthony list had a video advertisement against a political candidate blocked on twitter because it referred to partial birth abortion as being akin to infant cide. -- to infanticide. those are all political positions that people can take in our democratic society. but it is disconcerting if those political positions become a lens through which the american consumers consume news. so i want to ask each of you, do you consider your sites, mr. edgett and mr. stretch, to be neutral public fora? >> senator, we think of facebook as a platform for all ideas and we have boundaries in the sense that we don't permit certain cat goifers content such as hate speech but within those guidelines we don't in any way discriminate on the basis of viewpoint or ideology. senator cruz: is that a yes or no whether you consider yourself to be a neutral public forum? mr. stretch: we don't think in terms of neutral, we

. >> you are on bias towards wikileaks but take down videos of marshall like blackburn running for the united states senate. >> per video was never removed from the trip twitter platform she ran that tweet and video as an advertisement have different standards for advertisements and that content because of research to users did not ask to follow her we want to make sure that is a positive experience so are our policies and in that case we had users reporting it was inflammatory it was taken down we make these tough calls all the time and also not to convey that message. >> so if you are the general counsel i have to say most american citizens would expect them to put the interest of our country of the of our adversaries like russia and china or non state actors like wikileaks and julie and a staunch. as many as have expressed you have the amazing things to make our lives better in many ways i also support the channels to have created for free speech or those that were persecuted around the world with this type of attitude is not a acceptable to the large majority of americans and it wi

children from blackburn are four times more likely to have fillings than their counterparts in southing to a new report on dental health. it found that as well as there being a north south regional divide, there was a consistent gap between the dental health of the rich and poor in england. people from the most deprived backgrounds were twice as likely to be admitted to hospital for dental work. it's been adopted by donald trump among others, and accused of influencing elections, but today ‘fake news‘ is legitimate news. it's been named collins‘ word of the year, even though it's a two—word phrase, of course. the term was adopted by the us president during his election campaign, and has seen its usage soar by over 300% since 2016. other words on the list include "corbyn—mania", describing fervent enthusiasm for the leader of the labour party. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. i will be talking about therapists later on. if you see a therapist, how do you know that you can trust them? what checks do you do on them? send us your experiences and we will feed those

children from blackburn are four times more likely to have fillings than their counterparts in south gap between the dental health of the rich and poor in england. people from the most deprived backgrounds were twice as likely to be admitted to hospital for dental work. it's that time of year which hundreds of thousands of families look forward to — letting off some fireworks on bonfire night. yet despite the huge number of people across the uk who will enjoy displays at home safely — every year a relatively small number of people do suffer burns. john maguire has been to meet one such family in north devon. just to warn you, some people may find the start of this report a little distressing. what are you doing... fireworks! bonfire night 2016 and like countless other children, 4—year—old maisie was watching the fireworks in her garden. but then, something went terribly wrong. the fifth one just shot straight across the field. it got stuck in maisie's scarf before it exploded and set the scarf on fire. i was trying to pull it out and when i was pulling it out it exploded and burn wen