anne burke: i agree with you. sexual abuse is a crime across the country and every state and across the world. the first response should be law enforcement response. the second would be the organization. as a result of the national review board so kathleen is in a true every diocese there is sufficient training and background checks to make sure all of those other dioceses are convincingly trusted as we would say in chicago? kathleen mcchesney: when the bishops set up their program in 2002, of the things the national one review board did was the implementation of the process that external audit process to make sure each of those diocese around the country was compliant with background checks and abusive awareness training done and the audit on the annual basis. there is a report about this. but in the years that have 2002, from the spotlight years to see the , issues so what i would say in the past five or ten years people have not paid attention to those numbers but the audits of the diocese to make sure they are

do that more honorably than edmund burke and jesse norman.thank you for being with us. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> congress returns to session tuesday, november 13th the house is back to work on funding the federal government passed the december 7th deadline in the senate returns for votes on coast guard programs and nomination for federal reserve board. you can see the house live on c-span and watch senate live on c-span2. >> i thought about forgotten presidents before i began the book and then it occurred to me there might be something other presidents had in common. they were forgotten but also significant in some way. >> this week on q and a, university of north carolina constitutional law professor michael gerhart talks about two of his books, the forgotten presidents and impeachment. >> bill clinton did a lot to merit his own impeachment. i think he new members of congress were looking for him to make mistakes and when he made those mistakes and later testified under oath in a way that was false for which he was later held i

been looking forward to this event because just the a few years ago wrote the biography of edmund burke and to welcome him here to talk about adam smith we have these conversations to live up to churchill's admonition that the longer you can look backward to farther you can look forward. forward. we try to put this in action. jesse newman is the conservative member and parliamentary under secretary of state for the department of transport. he was the parliamentary under-secretary of state at the department for business, energy and industrial strategy from 2016 to 2017. he was a director at berkeley is entering his reputable years he taught at the university college london and is the author of several books including the aforementioned first conservative and the big society the anatomy of the new politics. he suffers the greatest handicap of having been educated at oxford and holds a phd in philosophy from the university college london. a recent review called him one of only three or four are genuine intellectuals on the bench in the house of commons. imagine how one might it would be in

inspector burke. >> thank you, president bleiman. inspector sean burke here. at the top of my hearing notes, they should be in your binder, the first entry is for bernie man decompression on october 20, 2018. this is an annual event at a new location, and the new location did generate quite a few complaints from around the city. i can get into some more detail with that one. i think one of the major reasons that -- one of the things that we could have done differently and will do next year is to try to address an event of this size during sound check, visit the location the moment complaints start to come in via 311. it's going to take some effort to dial in our systems as far as notifications from 311 to make sure we're getting things promptly, and to make sure that the inspectors in the field have all the tools they need to address things quickly. we did work with the promoter to make sure that anyone who provided an email address was notified after the fact basically saying that it's a new location and thank you for your patience. and i think next year will

i guess i wondered how many people in burke county had been landowners. of those 89 people that you interviewed. when you gesture toward that solution that there's a problem of profit, could you explain a little bit more about what you see? perhaps responding a little bit to the professor's remarks. when we think about elections, how they work, they do have quite a bit of political power. perhaps not as powerless as you suggested. >> i will try to start with the first one. the question of ownership and poverty in rural america -- i will start with your very first question. land ownership ethics. why does it seem that i found such a strong prevalence as a landowner? >> i think there are two parts to that. it was once the wealthiest, some of the wealthiest plantation owners and wealthiest men in the world live there. there is a long legacy of knowing what it's like not to have land. the capacity to have it and own it that i talked to made it extremely important. it is difficult to quantify the number of property owners. some pockets of white appalachia a tr

it was their first public appearance since the massacre. 27-year-old burke, his arm still in a sling,ar-old smidga, one of the first officers to engage the gunman, are two of the six officers who were wounded on saturday. timothy matson was shot seven times. he's still in the hospital. daniel mead was shot in the hand. gogu persin and tyler pashel wa. rabbi doris dyen arrived at the synagogue as the gunman started firing. she saw firsthand the heroic actions of the officers. >> i was just so grateful that they arrived when they did, as quickly as they did, put themselves in danger so that our folks, as many as possible, could get out. >> reporter: community gratitude has been contagious. take a look at the outpouring that's been going on at the police station, where some of the first officers on scene came from. it's two blocks from the synagogue. inside of zone four, the walls are covered with cards written by people in the neighborhood. this one might be my favorite. "thank you for keeping the jews in my neighborhood safe." six-year-old lily wrote that. ♪ it's a beautiful day in thi

. >> we have a traffic alert on the bay bridge burke a live look at eastbound 80 and ryan street burke and go conditions. a crash is blocking one lane. elsewhere we are still in the red in east bay. this is hayward to fremont and a 25 minute ride. westbound 80 is 33 minutes. skip the roadways if you can and use mass transit. you can see all of these are on time. there are delays. all right. thank you. check out the sales of forced our camera. so pretty. the sun is just about the rise. we are going to see mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. mild and dry across the bay area. 65 in oakland and 64 in fremont. for tomorrow, our first weather system of the week arrives. light to moderate rain. a stronger system behind that. for heavy rain and strong winds for the middle part of the week.>>. heavy rain and strong winds for the middle part of the week. >> have a great day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, november 26th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." a standoff at the busiest crossing explodes with hundreds of migrants trying to storm the border. federal agents f

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getting some points over and over their head to berlin slipped up against a leipzig draw down and i was burke and of course marched a ten kicked off in stuttgart on friday with a strong display from frank first the visitors decided to match with two something something headers just before the final whistle frankfurt's frontline combine to put the result beyond substitute me but i'm showing some acrobatics skills to make it. and we have of course two matches to play out on sunday gladbach house just off and mind. it's time now to take a look of course at the table so far unlatched a ten and no surprise at the top dortmund but they do extend their lead by four points but munich hot under tails four points behind of course and twenty little bit of movement there leipsic and frankfurt move up hoffenheim also move up and down the other end of the table volves were moved to shelters when distances them from the relegation zone desperate times there for stuttgart. and of course hanover . before i let you go instead of the play the day we need your help in deciding the bundesliga is go of the month f

did take the lead through a kris boyd penalty, that was awarded after a foul by shay logan on chris burkecked in niall mcginn‘s shot to level the scores before 19 year old lewis ferguson curled in this free—kick to give aberdeen all three points. women's super league leaders, arsenal beat birmingham 3—1 to maintain their 100 per cent start to the season. with seven wins in seven matches. after a goalless first half, jordan nobbs opened the scoring in the 58th minute. but bimingham pulled back level within a minute with this goal from emma follis. arsenal were awarded a penalty and danielle van donk put them back ahead and it was nobbs again late in to injury time who doubled her tally to help seal an seventh league win of the season for arsenal. second placed manchester city women also won, beating liverpool 3—nil — nikita parris with two goals to become the league's new all time leading goal scorer with 37 goals, surpassing eni aluko‘s record. get ready to see wayne rooney in an england shirt again — as the all time record goal—scorer for his country he play a farewell match against the

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started at the jury in the last weekend in stress burke a very important city a symbol also between france and germany with the german president. today if there was there was disagreement in competing with uncle americal and some order more as with theories a may for example and i think that was important for him. not only because of his relationship to history because also it was a it was also an occasion to to meet french people in the time which is not which is quite difficult for him because of his lack of popularity and that that was also the goal of the memory and we started on the last weekend all right people met on french cars all correspondent for the french daily paper the thank you very much for coming for us thank. u.s. president donald trump had planned a visit to a military cemetery in france to pay respects to the american soldiers who died fighting in world war one but the white house scrapped the plans due to bad weather president mccrone had india held an apache cordial meeting with donald trump at the palace this offset u.s. president described french calls for a joint

are four points behind frankfurt up to third while leipsic moved down after their defeat to evolve burke on saturday not. in a face to narrow it down the other end of the table in the bottom half no big changes the bottom five teams remain unchanged laver do move up move down. interesting to see byron and fifth guys really is now that full time on the bonus league i'd like to thank my guests former professional goalkeeper and fifa world player of the year at nineteen i'm going to thanks so much for all your analysis thank you. very own bundesliga reporter yannick spite pleasure well for me on the rest of the team here in berlin but i. enjoy the fresh scene air. and soak up some sunshine on. the island off germany's north sea coast to coast beaches perfect for a long stroll unique natural beauty and classic maritime cuisine. those are always worth a visit. next teetotally. center of the conflict zone confronting the powerful. whatever happened to martin schultz the former leader of johnny social demographics who challenged the maku last year for the chance to race and failed spectacularly

in friday's bonus league action hanover were out for revenge when they hosted both burke who had ousted them from the german club just ten days earlier hung over drew first blood linson myna open the store in the thirty fourth thirty first minute that's the teenager's first buddhist needed goal congrats to him and over added another from the penalty spot in the second half both very go then hold one back from the spot but it was too little too late to one the final score that's one of his first win over votes for it since january twenty fourth. all right get ready germany's biggest match of the season takes place on saturday it pits bundesliga leaders brasil dortmund against the defending champions by a new nick in the league dortmund are undefeated this season that makes them of course the hottest club right now and it's giving them the best chance they've had in years to beat byron to the title. dortmund have looked like a well oiled machine through the first ten bundesliga matches no losses three draws and a league thirty goals school i was perfect timing to welcome the defending cha

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four points behind frankfurt move up to third while leipsic moved down after their defeat to evolve burke on saturday not. in faith to narrow it down the other end of the table in the bottom half no big changes the bottom five teams remain unchanged. do move move down. interesting to see byron and fifth guys really is now that full time on the ball in this league i'd like to thank my guests former professional goalkeeper and fifa world player of the year i'm going to thank so much for all your analysis thank you. very. pleasure well for me and the rest of the team here in berlin by my. count monks. pioneering philosopher and icon. how the anti capitalist became a poster boy for revolution. and his work means to us today. hundredth birthday special creature. d. w. . a sensational find a never before seen interview with darva been the founder of israel's long thought to be lost should be languishing in our current since nine hundred sixty eight statements candid admissions surprising. you had many decisions to make which were unpopular at the time you decided to accept german reparations th

being published and there was a binding focused as it should be an error saying it won't be an outjohn burkeping in. this idea of being in contempt over the summer of legal advice ta kes over the summer of legal advice takes us to a whole other chapter really when you thought it cannot get more congregated and more, i don't know what the world is, really armageddon like with the zone of characters and people being held in contempt. i don't know. itjust really is getting worse. its punishments ready for a forced apology to expulsion. hated to do with brexit is also people being accused of being impartial and he is seen accused of being impartial and he is seen as a remainer accused of being impartial and he is seen as a remainer and divides opinion in the house. on a raised he's seen as a remainer and therefore less people saying he would be doing that for vertical reasons rather than the wider good of parliament. it's impossible to make a move in this story and the scenario without being accused of being partial. as it stands they will publish a document setting of the legal position of the

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. >> kevin burke. lucas oswald. >> good afternoon, my name is kevin burke. i'm on the caltrain citizens advisory committee. i commute everyday. this is a good plan. thank you for doing this. this will make the area a lot safer. i have a few requests. the go bike documents are the busiest combined stations in the system. almost 2,000 trips start there per week. that is surely going to increase both with the caltrain line and with a better bike access in the area. can we look at doubling the length of those stations making it easier for the go bike valets to park in the area. they do a lot of unloading because there are a ton of bikes that need to be unloaded in the morning and back on so people can park in the afternoon. how are go bikes supposed to travel west on townshend. if i get a bike right outside the station, right now a lot of psyche lisat ofpeople check outd cross illegally. it's not the plan how to get across the street to travel west. you can walk a block and get it from fifth but you have a people where people take out the bikes from the fifth st

burke is an attorney that handled property tax cases for the president in the past. u.s.opped for babies born in 2017. it's not 78.6 years old. that's slightly down from 2016. jonathan serrie is live to explain why this is changing and dropping. >> yeah, hi dana. drug overdoses and suicide are driving this disturbing trend. the cdc issued a statement saying -- >> in 2017, drug overdoses claims lives. george washington university public health professor williams dietz says the two trends stem from similar causes. >> i think in many parts of the country, there's a sense of hopelessness. that people are unemployed, they're not sure of their future. there's divisive politics and the income gap is widening. >> the cdc looked at the highest suicide rates. that is for men in construction and extraction. for women, arts and entertainment, protective services top the list. why are these lists important? targeting suicide prevention efforts to high risk occupations can save lives. mental health screenings and education can help. americans are being reminded to use the suicide life

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parliament john burke you've been following the negotiations for quite some time how will this play out in the u.k. now i've been asked and they'll probably leave it i would say at the moment it looks like there's considerable opposition to to resume a deal inside the house of commons and it's extremely unlikely that you'll be able to get any deal through the commons the challenge then is bearing in mind that brussels and says there's no wriggle room is no of the deal available what happens then does threesome a government fold or she resign is she forced out or is this a is this issue of a second referendum then back in play so essentially to resume a has got to basically sell this deal back to the u.k. parliament in just over a fortnight's time but the chances that she is successful all very very low she might feel at the first hurdle and dump of the first four but then there is a possibility but then should be off a second wardle is the next option just about a referendum but to get to a referendum would also require votes in palm and in favor of referendum so what you've got is the

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and tony burke he is live now from yacht of our where that search is taking place an update from you tony about what the comings and goings have been in the past few hours. well the forty man search team has finished their work for the day they disappear they spent seven hours here scouring every inch of the villa behind me which is owned by a wealthy saudi businessman turkish media is reporting it has links to the crown prince in saudi arabia. it all comes down to phone records which the turkey's authorities have and a phone call that was made from the saudi consulate in istanbul the day before because saadi was murdered they say that phone call was made by a saudi national his name is mon soft man abu hussein and he is a left turn and colonel in the saudi defense force and he's also one of the fifteen . man saudi hit squad being questioned now in saudi arabia the target the turkish prostitute prosecutor in istanbul said that phone call was about how to dispose of mystical saw his body so that's another vital piece of evidence which shows that this was premeditated and it was delibe

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(burke) a fly-by ballooning. seen it, covered it.hing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> tucker: after 17 years, american troops are still in afghanistan. it costs billions and billions of dollars. american lives are still in danger. some reports say the u.s. hasre given up on the prospect of a victory in that war, and yet it continues and americans are still dying. a reminder just yesterday, three more american soldiers killed in an attack. that brings the death toll for the year to 12. american lives sometimes must br sacrificed for the sake of the nation, that is a sad truth, but it is a high bar. does afghanistan meet that bar in 2018? douglas mcgregor is a formerat army colonel, author of the book "margin of victory" and he joins us tonight. colonel, thank you for coming on. simple question, does afghanistan meet that test? >> absolutely not. it didn't meet the test within the first six months of staying in afghanistan. there was no reason for us toxin stay in that countr

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