bill burke is not a professional at the national archives. the archives has said this is not their process. equally importantly, because some will now make dire predictions about the appropriateness of the release of any of these documents, bill burke himself in his letter to us of august 31 said, and i quote, presidential records act exemption one, which protects against the disclosure of classified information, did not apply to any documents our team reviewed. i agree with senator booker. this confirmation is too important for us to conceal documents that may reveal the nominee's views. i think we shouldn't be proceeding under these grounds. >> mr. chairman -- >> hold on. >> may i be recognized? >> i lop yhope you don't say the thing. >> i will say something which i haven't said which i appreciate the patience of job you are saying here. the representations from senator kennedy and lee were right on point, on correct. they stood strong last night, challenged me. they not only were collegial, but they looked to find a fair way to deal with t

burke, you will decide what america gets to see about brett kavanaugh. you will make the decision as to which documents we will be allowed to discuss openly and publicly and which documents we cannot. who is this man? by what authority could he possibly be denying to the american people information about a man who's seeking a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land? the national archives is usually the starting point of this process. i put in the record yesterday a statement from the national archives disavowing this whole process saying this is not the way we have done this in the past. we usually initiate this, please give us a few weeks to do it in an orderly way. the decision was made by the white house and the administration not to go down that path. not to take the same course we have on previous nominees. but instead to allow to this gentleman, bill burke, a private attorney, the authority to decide what the american people can see about the background of brett kavanaugh in other capacities. who is bill burke? all they know of him is

samuel burke, new york: "why not?"victor san andres, e-scooter crash victim: "because i didn't thinki was never going too fast."doctors and lawyers are seeing crashes like his every day. some are pushing back, accusing e-scooter startups of putting profits over rider safety.dr. ford vox, physician at shepherd center: "we're seeing all sorts of particularly egregious accidents occurring due to these devices themselves simply not working, wheels falling off, just very basic stuffand e-scooter riders can be hard to spot on the mth in cleveland, a driver struck and killed a 21-year-old woman. the driver was under the influence and charged with a homicide. dr. ford vox, physician at shepherd center: "i've already had one patient who suffered a severe traumatic brain injury."while no official stats exist, some ers say they are seeing an influx of scooter-related injuries. cedars sinai hospital in california told us patients are regularly coming in requiring urgent surgery. because the devices are so new, insurance policies m

the second occasion is that defended william burke who has a series of close connections to the white house proceeded to exercise the power of executive privilege on behalf of the president to deny the senate access to 100,000 pages of white house counsel documents. and what did this individual say when he was exercising this power of sensoring the documents that would be obtained by the senate? he said the white house has directed that we not provide these documents. that is a direct interference in the advice and consent deliberations of the u.s. senate and all of us together, democrats and republicans, northern senators and southern senators, eastern coast, western coast, heartland, all of us should defend our responsibilities under the constitution to provide advice and consent, which means the ability to review the record of the nominee. and then there's a third occasion where defendant burke proceeded to label documents being presented to the senate as committee confidential. in fact, the committee consulted with him during the process to see what the extent of this was and why

i just want to ask you some questions perhaps that can illuminate bill burke's role. judge, have you communicated in any way with bill burke or his team since justice kennedy's retirement announcement on june 27th, 2018? >> i saw him on the saturday after my nomination. i saw him at an event, a social event with a number of people. >> did you communicate with him beyond that? >> no, i have not communicated with him beyond that. i've somedtayed away from that. that's an issue for the senate and the bush library. >> so if you haven't communicated directly with him about this process, have any of your intermediaries been in discussions with bill burke or his team since justice kennedy's retirement announcement on june 27th, 2018? >> all i can say is what i know. >> so to your knowledge, you don't know if your people have been in consultation or coordination with bill burke? >> when you say people -- >> you've been helped to prepare for these hearings, i imagine. >> you mean white house and justice department people? >> whoever might be helping you prepare for these heari

burke was right, that was a terrible mistake. the other thing, it's very hard for people to grasp today -- burke was a great economist. he had something different in mind. people quote that out of context. he understood what happens when you abolish the monetary system and substitute a new crazy monetary system. the mistake that was made that was very powerful was, when the french king called the state together, it was to deal with the indebtedness of the french monarchy. it had massive debts. they had engaged in a very unsound physical practice of selling off something -- if you already so that you got the capital value today and the tax collectors could not collect in the future. somebody else has the right to collect those taxes and paid you cash now for it. if you are ever aching, don't do this. so there were all of these debts and they called them together and it sets off a chain of events, one mistake was not to repudiate the debt which i think they should have done the should've said, we are not paying that. that's the deb

juan: in a minute, we will be joined by tarana burke in d.c. not on monday night brett , kavanaugh and his wife sat down for an unprecedented interview with fox news. it was his first public comment since dr. christine blasey ford accused the judge of attempting to rape her when she was 15 years old. kavanaugh denied the allegation. >> we're looking for a fair process where i can be heard and defend my integrity, my lifelong record -- my lifelong record of promoting dignity and equality for women, starting with the women who knew me when i was 14 years old. i'm not going anywhere. 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. the truth is, i've never sexually assssaulted anyone -- n high school or otherwise. i am not questioning and have not questioned that perhaps dr. ford at some point in her life was sexually assaulted by someone in some place. but what i know is i have never sexual resulted anyone. both kavanaugh and dr. juan: christine blase

samuel burke has the story.rm is starting to sound on the e-scooter invasion.a two-wheeled collision at top speed another sceneparamed ics tending to the injureddowned by an e-scooter. victor san andres was riding last june in new york when he says his escooter brakes locked up.victor san andres, e-scooter crash victim: "so basically i went face first. samuel burke, new york: "and where did you land?"victor san andres, e-scooter crash victim: "on the ground, my face on the ground, it was terrible. i had like really bad lacerations on my face."he says a bystander found him unconscious and helped him the few blocks to his house. samuel burke, new york: "were you wearing a helmet?"victor san andres, e-scooter crash victim: "i was not wearing a helmet."samuel burke, new york: "why not?"victor san andres, e-scooter crash victim: "because i didn't thinki was never going too fast."doctors and lawyers are seeing crashes like his every day. some are pushing back, accusing e-scooter startups of putting profits over rider

burke. article 2, section 2, says advice and consent of the senate. it doesn't include mr. burke. by what authority is this man holding back hundreds of thousands of documents from the american people? who is he? who is paying him? committee confidential is being determined by a man, a private attorney, and we don't know who he works for or who he is accountable to. mr. chairman, in the past, when we went to committee confide confidenti confidential, it was a discreet, specific area of concern, involving a handful of words or accusations made in a document. we were careful toll fuful to bipartisan basis. that's not been the case here. 157,000 pages designated by bill burke is out of the reach of the american people and the senate judiciary committee. that's another examine ople of this has gone out of the way. >> mr. chairman? >> who wants the floor? >> the new senator. >> go ahead. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, can you tell me again how many documents have been produced? >> 488,

bill burke is not a professional at the national archives. the archives has said that this is not their process. equally importantly because some will now make dire predictions about the appropriateness of the release of any of these documents, albert himself and his letter to us of august 31 set, and a quote, the presidential presidential records act exemption, one, which protects against the disclosure of classified information did not apply to any documents our team reviewed. i agree with senator booker. this confirmation is too important for us to conceal documents that may reveal the nominee's of use, and to think we shouldn't be proceeding under these graphs. >> mr. chairman? may i be recognized? >> i hope you don't say the same thing again. >> i will not their personal i was a time unless is something i appreciate the patience that you are showing here, just also want to say that the representations from sender syndicator and sene right on point, challenged me but they not only were collegial but they look to find a fair way to deal wi

i think that burke was correct. this was a terrible mistake. burke was a pretty good economist. he criticizes economists, but he has something else in mind. whenderstood what happens you about -- when you abolish the monetary system. wasmistake that was made when the french king called the estates general together, it was to deal with the indebtedness of the french monarchy. they had massive debt. and then you have these awful tax collectors. someone else has the right to collect those taxes and pay you cash for that. if you are ever a king, don't do this. all these debts. they call them together. this sets off a chain of events. one mistake was not to repudiate that. burke suggests it was because of shadow we financial interests. i think that is not well substantiated. of there are consequences and in anticipation , they have a new monetary .olicy exchanging anyone who knows monetary economics knows this is not going to end well because of gresham's law of markets. there is no restraint on printing. they just print more and more. paid in the future. they just printed money like

-particularly looking forward to this event because jesse wrote a biography of edmund burke a statesman that i admire almost more than any other and it is particularly nice to welcome here to talk about adam smith. we have these conversations to sort of live up to the admonition that the longer you can look backwards the farther you can look forward. we are trying to put in this library history in action. jesse norman is the conservative member of parliament and parliamentary under secretary of state for the department of transport. he was permanently under secretary of state of the department for business energy and industrial strategy for 2016 until 2017. before his election he was the director of berkeley is in his reputable year i hasten to add and he taught at the university college of london. he's the author of several books including the aforementioned edmund burke the conservative and the big society the anatomy of the new politics. he suffers a handicap of having been educated at eton and oxford and holds a phd in philosophy from the university college of london. a recent revie

in any way, with bill burke and his team, since justice kennedy's retirement announcement on june 27th, 2018? >> i saw him on the saturday after my, saturday after my nomination, i saw him in an event, a social event with a number of people. >> did you communicate with him beyond that? >> no, i have not communicated with him beyond that, nor, do i, have i had, as i said brrks on the documents, i have not been involved with the substance or the process. i stayed away from that. that is an issue for the senate and the bush library. >> if you have not communicated directly with him about the process, have anybody that has been working with you or preparing you for this, get in discussions with bill burke or his team since justice kennedy's retirement announcement on june 27th, 2018. >> all i can say is what i know. >> to your knowledge, you don't know in the people preparing you for this have been in consul consultation -- >> when you say people? >> whoever is he hadding you prepare for -- whoever is heing y -- whoever is helping you prepare for the hearings? >> they can speak for themsel

season away at the off the field all to myself be interesting to see if they can now dortmund host noah burke nuremburg again high flying for team that just came up people expected them to struggle can they can they do against don't see. should be a nice game as well to establish when is the noise midweek action to look forward to and we'll be discussing that of course on wednesday thank you so much for all your analysis i'd like to thank of course at mccain bridge will be back on wednesday with the remaining much day five games so for me and the rest of the bonus league team here in berlin by. take it personally you're working with wonderful stories make the game so special. true for.

. >> let's bring in correspondent samuel burke. that was the most entertaining part of the hearings. what did we learn? >> you will not cut me off that way if i go too long? >> yes, i will. i will test out my auctioning

in berlin on friday to more matches on sunday frankfurt hosts hanover and freiburg travels to alex burke let's take a look at the table now and see who replaced buyer munich at the top of the standings dortmund the league's best off it's now one point better thanks to their first road when had to is tied with byron on points three teams have eleven points and a few teams are close behind it looks like the race for europe has already started down at the other end of the table shellac gets three points but don't really help their situation much and could drop if hand over to will at frankfurt. like we always do at the end of the show it's time for our play of the day voted for by you on twitter the week this week's winner is poc o.-l. cough there of proof he had taught me in the black and yellow as we're able to turn a lever couzens to milling around in the second half a copper came off the pitch and score not once but twice to give dortmund three points with sixty three percent of the vote this is your play of the day ah that's full time for us we'll be back with the action from sunday's

>> no senate rule accounts for bill burke's partisan review of the documents. no senate rule and no history of the senate accounts for what is going on right now. the, there was, that was following this archives' partisan operative, following his involvement in this process that i think in my opinion, undermine the process. and the idea that we can somehow go through your lengthy process, with the documents, many of these documents were dumped on us at the last minute. senator cornyn made a good point -- i knowingly violated the rules that were put forward and i'm told that the committee confidential rules, have knowing consequences, i come from a long line as all of us do as americans, to understand what that kind of civil disobedience is, i understand the consequences, i am right now before your process is finished, i'm going to release the email about racial profiling. and i understand that that, the penalty comes with potential ousting from the senate. and if senator cornyn believes that i violated senate rules, i openly invite and accept the consequences o

burke. by what authority is this man holding back hundreds of thousands of documents from the american people? who is he? who is paying him? so committee confidential is being determined by a man, a private attorney, and we don't know who he works for, or who he is accountable to. mr. chairman, in the past when we went into committee confidential, it was in a discrete, specific area of concern involving a handful of words or accusations that had been made in a document. and we were very careful to do it on a bipartisan basis. that has not been the case here, we're 147,000 pages have been designated by bill burke as outside the reach of the american people in the senate judiciary committee. that's a further example of why this whole process has gone astray and i think your explain ignores that. >> mr. chairman -- >> mr. chairman? >> who wants the floor? >> the new senator. >> go ahead. >> thank you, mr. chairman. can you tell me how many documents have been produced? >> 488,000 minus or i mea

burke. hewhat authority can restrict the information given to the senate judiciary committee and the american people. is he a government employee. no one knew this mysterious bill burke who is filtering these documents. i figured since the nominee carries the constitution in his pocket there must be some reference to bill burke. but it just says advice and consent of the senate. it doesn't include mr. burke. why what authority is this man holding back hundreds of thousands of documents from the american people? who is he? who is paying him? so committee confidential is being determined by a man, a private attorney and we don't know who he works for or who he is accountable to. mr. chairman, in the past when we went into committee confidential it was in a discrete specific area of concern involving a handful of words or accusations that had been made in a document and we were very careful to do it on a bipartisan basis. that has not been the case here where 140 7000 pages have been designated

sean burke here. and i will give you a rundown. you should have a newly landscape-orientation hearing notes in your binder. it gives me an opportunity to explain things a little more clearly in the note section. there were two notice of violations issues, one for stratus at 358 ocean. that was for operating without a permit. that was an establishment or location that had a permit in the past and they're going through a planning issue right now. we've issued them a temporary permit to operate. and the other was revolution cafe. we gave, on a previous visit, a verbal warning to keep doors closed during entertainment and they were found to have a door open during entertainment performance. we issued a notice of violation there. two citations were issued. club malibu found in excess of their internal sound limit upon testing. and one for underground sf at 424 haight, violation of good neighbor policy, having a door open while entertainment was on. i wanted to bring up an inspection we did at mezzanine after a complaint from hampton inn

in any way, with bill burke and his team, since justice kennedy's retirement announcement on june 27th, 2018? >> i saw him on the saturday after my, saturday after my nomination, i saw him in an event, a social event with a number of people. >> did you communicate with him beyond that? >> no, i have not communicated with him beyond that, nor, do i, have i had, as i said brrks on the documents, i have not been involved with the substance or the process. i stayed away from that. that is an issue for the senate and the bush library. >> if you have not communicated directly with him about the process, have anybody that has been working with you or preparing you for this, get in discussions with bill burke or his team since justice kennedy's retirement announcement on june 27th, 2018. >> all i can say is what i know. >> to your knowledge, you don't know in the people preparing you for this have been in consul consultation -- >> when you say people? >> whoever is he hadding you prepare for -- whoever is heing y -- whoever is helping you prepare for the hearings? >> they can speak for themsel

bill burke is not a professional of the national archives.rchives of head that this is not their property. equally importantly, because some will now make dire predictions about the appropriateness of the release of any of these documents, bill burke himself in his letter to us on august 31st said, and i quote, "the presidential records act exemption one, which protects against the disclosure of classified information, did not apply to any documents for review." i agree with senator booker, this confirmation is too important for us to conceal documents that may reveal the nominee's views, and i believe we should be proceeding under these grounds. >> mr. chairman? maybe recognize, sir? >> i hope you don't say the same thing again. >> sir, i will not. first of all, i will say something i haven't set, which is that i the patience of g.o.p. that you're showing here. representation of senator lee were right on quickly, challenging me. they not only were collegial, but they look to find a fair way to do with this process. i want to express my appre

s blt prime by david burke, the man himself is here, david burke.. >> thanks for come together dish. >> my pleasure. >> tell us about this unbelievable table which feels like three meals in one. >> breakfast, lunch, and dinner here. >> a lot of food. >> we made a watercrest salad were we have beautiful dry aged beef and a steak and potato thing here with potato pancakes, which they did a great job making by the way. eggs a salsa, a sweet potato and vanilla pur ray here. and then this is one of my favorite interesting desserts is a strawberry orange tart but it's made out of peppers. >> and my beverage has a clothespin in it. >> it's auld beets by burke and it's made with breckenridge gin and beats. we have a very famous ditch with bacon that hangs on a clothesline with clothespins so we use clothespin. >> when you came growing newspaper brooklyn did you -- >> i grew up on the jersey shore area in mom's county in a ltl i cooked in high school. >> you did? >> i started dishwasher and my cousin was "the dish" cash -- dishwasher before me who became the

the senate will account for bill burke's partisan review of the document. no senate rule and no history of the senate accounts for what is going on right now. that was following the archive person operative following his involvement in this process but i think in my opinion undermine the process. the idea that we could somehow go through your lengthy process for many of these documents are dumped on us last minute. senator cornyn made a very good point. i knowingly violated the rules that were put forth and i'm told that the committee confidential rules have knowing consequences. sir, i come from a long line as all of us do as americans to let that kind of civil disobedience as i understand the consequences. i am right now before your process iss finished, i'm going to release the e-mail about racial profiling. and i understand the penalty comes with potential ousting from the senate in the senator cornyn believes that i violatet senate rules, i openly invite and accept the consequences of my team released in that e-mail right now. and i am releasing it to

halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences (laughter) >>> i'm kerith burke at the xfinityrts defng. the oakland a's have been the hottest team in baseball since mid-june. they entered today's action 28 games over .500. bottom one, khris davis, number 41 this season. a two-run shot. the a's lead 2-0. bottom five, a's down by two. jed lowrie, his 88th and 89th rbi of the season. it's all tied up. bottom six, still tied. pender unleashes a solo shot. his11 a's up one. bottom eighth, tied 6-6. matt olson declares the home runs are not finished. this solo shot his 25th of the season. the a's win 8-6. >>> giants and brewers in milwaukee. the g-men hoping to snap a six-game skid. christian yelich delivers a solo shot, his 28th of the season. giants down three. jones crushes the two-run shot to right center, so the giants get within one. but it wasn't enough. the brewers winap fom the xfinity sports desk. more news to come after the break. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy e

here's customkerith burke with . >>> serena williams looking a victory but the matchin tears. >>> draymond green gives out high fives and dunks in asia. >>> jon gruden and the raiders name game one and the a's hunted a third win in a row at the coliseum next in sports. >>> i'm kerith burke at the xfinity sports desk. the a's entered today's action a season high 28 games over .500. let's get you to the coliseum. the a's hosting the rangers. bottom dwellers in the a.l. west. bottom one, chris davis, you know the guy who leads the mlb in home runs? watch him add to it, number 41 this season, a two-run shot, 2-0 a's. bottom five, a's down by two. jed lawrie goes shopping to the left center gap, his 88th and 89th rbi of the season. bottom six. still tied. chad pender unleashes the solo shot. right over the xfinity sign. his 11th of the season. a's up one. bottom eight now, it's6-6. matt olsen declares the home runs are not s flo shot the 25t season. the a's win 8-6, their third straight win. >> pretty important at-bat. you know, he's always ready to go in. he was going to go in regardless if we

there so we have to complete the it should take two or so what germans and french agreed in mezzeh burke was a first step that was interesting it is in our own interest as italians there are many difficulties and i'm not i'm not sure that all these reforms can be approved because of the differences and also because of the fact that the main problem in the next months will be breaks it if you ask me. what is the biggest warrior you have to be it is not. oh all we talked about it is blacks because we are growing towards but x. it toward the cliff edge as we say or worse a disaster there's no plan. even no plan b. and there are even no plan c. there's just. approaching march the twenty ninth with the idea then the day after would be a disaster and this disaster we create a big financial instability and we will suffer a lot this is why i am really worried about what exit and this is why breaks it you have to add extra to the old what i said about next year elections the elections would be in may breaks it would be end of march we will have i think i fear. very set. and we would love. to thin

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(jr stone)2 shot tele from our partner's at c-n-n samuel burke reports on how consumers and companieske netflix, amazon, and google have become caught up in the trade war. tim cook's... touch.the apple ceo's lobbying the trump administration saved the iphone from the latest round of trump tariffs.also spared: wearables and other smart devices brought to the u.s. from china.wilbur ross, u.s. commerce secretary: "we were trying to do things that would be the least intrusive on the consumer."the latest round of tariffs - on $200 billion dollars worth of goods - is hitting other parts of silicon valley, hard.president trump: "it's time to take a stand on china. we have no choice. it's been a long time. they're hurting us."the new levies target the chinese hardware fueling the tech sector - everything from semiconductors to electronic circuits.josh kallmer, executive vice president, information technology industry council: "there are certain kind of machines that you and i never come into contact with but underpin a lot of the high- tech products that people buy." they're the key component

burke. >> good evening, commissioners. thank you for having me. this is inspector sean burke. wanted to start off with notice of violation at the top of your sheet there. vendors has been an ongoing complaint and we have issues of notice of violation for having their front door open. if that stays closed, we think the majority of the complaints will stop. down to citations. 3910 geary is a place that's been on our routes for the last couple of months. we've issued three citations for them for operating without a permit. r.s. 94109 is a place with an l.l.p. and we found that they were -- we had complaints about them and we found they were operating after 10:00 p.m. so we wrote them a citation. now we're in the process of trying to permit them for a one-time event to allow them to extend. and they will be applying for a p.o.e. as soon as we can get that going. paramount superstar, 939 clement is a place we got a complaint about. found them to be operating without a permit and are bringing them into compliance in the next couple of months. next hearing? thank you, acting director

burke strunsky was disappointed too. he was also determined to retry the case.tor on a mission to explore the life and marriage of chris hall. and what do you know. in idaho, where hall had been a disgraced police chief, the investigator uncovered a startling accusation. >> chris was a great, great con man. >> former los angeles police officer jerry winkel is a county commissioner in idaho now. but once upon a time he was chris hall's friend, that is, before a night of poker and booze when he said hall made a disturbing revelation that he had shot himself in the leg as a cop in order to get retirement benefits. >> chris had been drinking beer. he came out and told me that he had shot himself. >> but there was more. d.a. investigator tom dove discovered a secret. not in chris's past but in cristi's. >> there had been infidelity in the marriage six years prior while chris hall was in custody in idaho. >> the affair was relatively brief, years earlier. but she had been in phone contact with the man just days before she died. had chris found out? impossible to know.

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an attorney william burke citing constitutional privilege as a reason to hold those back. there are some 148,000 or so documents that are being released to congress but not to the general public. that also making some democrats like minnesota senator very upset. she called this process not normal. but this fight is going to be about more than just documents. certainly kavanaugh's position on roe versus wade will come into question. they asked how he would like to approach roe versus wade if he was on the bench. here is his response. >> well, heerdz here's what i hope he'll do. if there's a case before him that challenges roe v. wade that he would listen to both sides of the story, apply a test to overturn precedent. precedent is important but it's no the invalid. i'm dying to see if he believes citizens versus united can be overturned. the bottom line here is there is a process to overturn a president. i think he understands that process. he'll apply it. it's up to me, states will make the decisions and not the supreme court. it is a long held precedent of the court. it wi

into stoppage time burke's corner found the head of stuart findlay.s. rangers look like they are going to move up to second, they are beating stjohnstone 2—0 at ibrox. james tavernier and alfredo morelos the goalscorers. not sure who has the third. anthonyjoshua still plans to become undisputed world heavyweight champion. he knocked out alexander povetkin to retain his titles at wembley stadium last night. he says he's happy to meet the winner of tyson fury and deontay wilder who face each other in december for the one belt he doesn't hold. i've had the burden of the heavyweight division 0n i've had the burden of the heavyweight division on the back for years, it was all about me fighting them all. i always knock them down 0ne them all. i always knock them down one by one but people have to be patient. i'm happy then there they are fighting, good luck to both of them. whoever wants to step up and ta ke them. whoever wants to step up and take the challenge, i'm always willing to fight, whichever heavyweight is serious, get on the phone and we can make

without xander not seen firing home to mark the end of a chaotic and eleven minutes in which outs burke took the lead before minds turned the game for a keeper for one to enjoy watching the replays back he was a fold for both minds goals. now there's dortmund victory against frankfurt on friday night of course on sunday braman host nuremberg and stuttgart travel to freiburg. and now that's take a look at the table of course what a shocker up there at the top but there is a little bit of movement. had to move down a little bit that the other end of the table we have somebody on the bottom and what an absolutely shocking start to the season they're having moved ever so slightly up shelter looked and they're just one spot above those relegation places really good results for them now it's time for the play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman met jonathan clearance and hammered home this folly early in the opening half. last. stone and are you is your play of the day. shorty one of the best goals

burke says #me too is about empowerment through empathy. #me too means i hear you. i see you. most importantly, i believe you. in 2017 as a result of the work, the times of movement was born. if #me too is a framework of how to do the work of ending sexual violence, and the times of movement is about addressing the power and balances at the root of sexual harassment. times of his focus on getting education past and policy change that bring forth gender parity such as equal pay and equal work environment as well as increased opportunities for women in low-wage industries, and let's face it, that's a lot of the women of color. to share some special remarks, please join me in welcoming to the podium and women who is a steadfast supporter of #me too and times of movement, she wore black to the state of the union in the solidarity of the times of movement. she introduced legislation to require employees of federal contractors to take sexual harassment and anti-discrimination training as part of the contract requirement within the first 90 days she sits on the house committee on hom