burrows says eubanks assaulted him. >> charged at me and pushed men ag the book case back there withis hand in my face and threatened he'll blank me up. i'll blank you up. thankfullym three sys police officers were there and pulled him off of me. >> reporter: some said they saw more of a heated argument than an assault. eubanks is not commenting per the advice of counsel. burrows is now seeking justice. >> i decided to press charge second-degree assault charges and also file a peace order. >> reporter: prince george'sf' county sher depthsy served here to try to serve eubanks b the board o education is closed today so they were not able to do it here. in upper marlboro, tracee wilkins, news 4. >> metro says hundreds of bus operators purposefully showed up for work today stranded tens of thousands of riders. they are in the middle of contentious con.act talks metro says this was all a protest and the gm talked about suspensions or even possibly firing employees who repeatedly show up lateor work, but the unio says if the gm suspends anyone for showing up late, all 9,000 employees they

. >> reporter: before necessity burrow in your bone. >> they keep aearing more humanlike in order tovoid detections. >> reporter: suzanne hogan, news 4. >> aiece ofur nation's history and a part of local history as well. soonou'll be able to experience it up close and in person. the park police helicopter used to save five people in 1982 is going to be the center piece of a new museum here in washington. news 4's mark sea graves got an exclusive look. >> reporter: it was bitter in january 1982. 78 people died after air florida flight 90 crashed into the 14th street bridge, plunging into the potomac river. thanks to theoi hc efforts of donsher and his partner jea windse windsor, f people were saved. literally plucked from the frozen river by two men and this helicopter. in what many consider one of tht greate rescues in aviation history. a few years the chopper was retirpo from ce service, replaced by larger, stronger helicopters. eagle o was then sent to the department of interior where it was used fors. deca a few years ago, it was scheduled to be scrapped. that's when the national law

sparks flew at last ghs school board meeting with kevin burrows telling tracy wilkins that the board chairmanen thre and attacked him because of his comments about the maxwelltt ment. they did come to terms but not without debate. >> it's n so simple t make a decision to fire someone or to not pay them in some way. is partially a legal issue in addition to being as fairn issue. and the choices a complicated. and so, sometimes it seems like a simple thing to do. but it just in.r. >> reporter:monica goldson is deputy superintendent now. the county is hoping they can move forward from that scandal that rocked maxwell's letting him going and moving forwa t will gm to that place. back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> now, to a developing story in silver spring where four people were stabbed after a soccer ge. look at the view from chopper 4. ambulances rushing the vm tims away fe scene. the happened near hillandale park. the police response backed up traffic for we're told none of the victims were seriously hurt. no word on any amaests or what have caused it. >>> someoutheast d.c. reside

burrows says eubanks assaulted him. >> he chaed at me and pushed me against the book case back there, and with his hand in my face threatening he wase going o ble up. i'll blank you up. thankfully three schoo system police officers were there and pulled him off of me. >> they s they had more of a heated argument than an assault and eubanks said he's not coming for the advice ofowouncil. ssing charges. >> i'm filing a peace order and filing assault charges. >> prince george's countyri eubanks o serve but the board of education is closed and they were not able to do it here. tracee wilkins, news 4. >> still to come tonight, metro is cracking down onsickouts and on late nslls. our traportation reporter adam tuss takes a look at this ongoing fight and the impact it's having on riders. >> and a young man using pennies to pay tribute to heroes. he and his mom tell me why he's so passionate about america in this week harris' heroes. >> and even though we've had low humidity levels it's important to remember it's extremely hot and even deadly iide of a car. today's temperature insid car would

russian intelligence was burrowing into computers at her cam tan prosecutors say targeting more than 300 people. it was the work of 12 offers of russian military tear intelligence. some have questioned what's behind the timing just as mr. trump is preparing to meet vladimir putin monday. >> brief president trump about these allegations earlier this week. the president is fully aware of the department's actions. >> but charges say in late july the russians try for the first time to hack into servers in clinton's personal campaign office, the same day president trump said the. >> russia, if if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> prosecutors say the russian set up dc links.org falsely claiming it was done by americans. >> it was no douaccording to democratic national convention was about to begin, if you have anything related we want it in the next two days. the russians reeuated a fake persono and wrote to a person in regular contact with the trump campaign saying did you find anythingested? >> it was rommer stone, a trump campaign advis

rumble: it was a beautiful thing to have a burrowing owl be discovered by a fourth-grade student twointers ago. and even more incredible was that this little owl stayed with us, and so, i sometimes think of this as a zoo without cages. i think of my students who live in those buildinings right acros the street. they wake up in a concrete building. they go down concrete stairs. there's a little patch of concrete maybe to bounce a ball. they walk across a concrete sidewalk, an asphalt street, another concrete sidewalk, and they come onto a campus which is largely asphalt. then they go home and they do it again. they need this connection to nature like every human being. now they have e access to nature right here on their campus. heise:e: i like toto call it multltispecies j justice, soso's thinking about what is it right to do by people. how do we make this a more just, a more fair space for the different groups of people who inhabit the city, but t how do e also make it a habitable place for the non-human species that are already here? papauly: there e has been t this geneneral idea

. >> reporter: as hillary clinton stumped for votes in march 2016n russian intell was burrowing intoomputers at her campaign and the democratic national committee mueller's prosecutors say targeting more than 300 people. the charges say it was t 1 work officers of russian military intelligence. it's the most detailed accusation yet of russian election meddling announced as president trump was being welcomed by the queen of england. some questioned what's behind the timing just as mr. trump ism preparing tt vladimir putin monday. >>> briefed president trump about the allegations elier this week. the president is fully aware of the department actions today. >> reporter: the charges say in late july the t russiansed for the first time to hack into server in clinton's personal campaign office the same day the president said this. >> irussia, you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: prosecutors say the russians set up d.c. leaks to release hacked materials falsely claiming it was run by meshamers and the charges leave no doubt it was a

. >> reporter: as hillary clinton stumped for votes in march 2016, russian intelligence was burrowing into computers of her campaign and the democratic national committee targeting more than 300 people. the charges say it was the work of 12 officers of russian military intelligence. it's the most detailed acquisition yet of russian election meddling announced just as president trump was being welcomed by the queen of england and some have questioned what's behind the timing as mr. trump was preparing to meet vladimir putin monday. >> we met with mr. trump about the allegations this week. the president was fully aware of the department's actions today. >> reporter: the charges say in late july, the russians tried for the first time to hack into servers in clinton's personal campaign office, the same day president trump said this. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: prosecutors say the russians set up dcleaks.org to host false material. the russians don't name wikileaks but say it was another way the russians used.

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they've burrow in meadows then you come along with your tractor and get stuck in it and it can be dangerous it was. very differently be the dams that teeming with life they provide a habitat for all sorts of flora and fauna. including dragon flies which otherwise suffering from a loss of habitat. like snowflakes are actually seeds of poplars. a habitat that beavers helped create. woodpeckers and other bird species meanwhile like nothing more than nesting in dead trees. biodiversity both on land and in water. you wouldn't believe what beavers can do. and there are only small roads but they found a strategic spot and built this dam which is over one hundred twenty meters long and that's an amazing achievement this is off it probably wasn't the work of a single family or reverse i mean it was probably built by several generations you know. this is a part of it buried under heaps of plant life a construction made branches it could easily break so folk had found it has to be careful. nestled here in the undergrowth is a camera equipped with heat and motion sensors if there is an animal in the da

. >>> and finally tonight, you might call it extreme burrowing. okay, who flushed the bear?ngs parks and wildlife workers finding this black bear stuck in a storm drain. trapped for about an hour before a nearby manhole cover was removed. and the plus-sized sewer swimmer climbed out and scampered away, returning to the woods smellier than your average bear. thank you for watching "nightline." as always, we're online on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. have a good weekend.

. >> reporter: as hillary clinton stumped for votes in march, 2016, russian intelligence was burrowing into computers at her campaign and the democratic national committee mueller's prosecutors say, targeting more an 300 people. the charges say it was the work of 12 officers of russian military intelligence. it'she most detailed accusation yet of russian election pleding announced just as president trump was welcomed by the queen of england and some questioned what's behind the timing just as mr. trump is preparing to meet putin monday. of were briefeddent trump about these allegations earlier this week. the president is fully aware ofe the rtment's actions today. >> the charges say? late jewel, the rsians tried for the first time to hacking into severs in clinton' personal fice the same day trump said there. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000ls that are missing. >> prosecutors say the russian tup d.c. leaks.org to release hacked material falsely claiming it was run b americans. and the charges don't name wikileaks but leave no doubt it was another co

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kevin burrows told tracee wilkins eubanks grabbed him byo thet tonight and threatened to beat him up. here's what he said about the compensation package. >> i do not support wasting tax dollars that could have gone to the classroom or to our school system. n>> we have not b able to talk with board member eubanks will about the alleged incident. the board appointing a new acting chief ecutive officer, mon da goldson. the board will work with the county executive to tap an interim ce we'll continue to follow the story for you. >> more breaking news. four peoplebb s tonight after a soccer game in montgomery county. chopper 4 caught the ambulances rushes victims away from the scene on new lamp shire avenue. police response backed up traffic on the avenue. we just learned no one was seriously hurt >>> concerned residents spoke out about what they call policeu misc in d.c. >> video captured one incident last month.s critay shows officers stop and frisk several black men on a street corner. shomari stone has the community's demands. >> reporter: >> reporter: james thomas is concerned about t

they got this woman, maria buttina and her boss to burrow their way into the nra and other conservative groups where they would meet republican officials and politicians and try to use those connections to broker a meeting putin. as a strong indication of how the russians have a pretty good idea of how to gain influence in american politics and all to further their advancement and to make putin look good. >> the nra is an interesting choice because no one would question the fact that the nra would be an organization that would have contact with politicians, what do you make of this. >> if you view russia's objective as part of a strategic campaign, not just to get to the trump campaign, but to start the cooperation of the movement. you can understand why they used this methodology to get into the republican party and establish an american beachhead for their influence campaign. you know, i've seen these nra propaganda pieces and i have seen maria buttina activities in the posters. they target the nra specifically because they saw the ak-47 had stopped being imported by barack obama and

nutria like to burrow and feed on habitats and pose a risk to agriculture. >>> san jose internationalflights tomorrow because of independence day fireworks. takeoffs and landings will not be allowed during the show, the decision was made after the faa threatened to cancel the fireworks display. planes will not be able to take off or land from 930 -- 9:30 pm- 10:00 p.m. however the airport will still be open. >>> travis air force base is ditching fireworks and taking its place, a drone light show. this is a look at the rehearsal that was held over the weekend. the basis teaming up with intel to feature 500 shooting star drones. organizers say people will be able to enjoy it without the loud explosions. >>> we have a list of fourth of july events on our website. >>> i wonder if you could see the drone show through the fog? >> we will find out tomorrow. >> dogs love the drone idea. they would give it to thumbs- up. >>> the downtown skyline, way across there and coming through some fog and haze, we will likely have that tomorrow night. not the best news but it will still be a great indepe

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member kevin burrow telling tracy wilkins that the board chair eubanks attacked and threatened him forhe maxwell package. but they did come to anag ement here and said there was time to move forward. >> every move forward towards healing, we need to wor togeth and agree to support our next leader of this great school system. >> y're looki at the interim ceo, dr. monica goldson. she was recently a superintendent with the county. the county did build two new internional high hool, expanding the free kindergarten program. and that's the success ty want to continue have more going forward, without maxwell as school ceo. chris, eun, back to you. thank you, stin. >>> parents weighed in on an important meeting about making schools safer in fair fox county. the board discussed funding options for three onrecommen recommendations. hiring more mental health support staff, replacing clasoom locksnd keeping the building t locked at aes and having more safety drills at the schools. the board decided against detectors but there will be discussions about adding more schoolresource officers. a public

i think the circumstances in the 5 burrows with the democratic socialist woman may be reflective of infrastructurenie sanders in 2016, very mobilized democratic socialist movement here and, you know, we have seen obviously this push and pull inside of the democratic national committee as well between more establishment democrats and the left-leaning progressive wing generally represented by bernie sanders. i don't think this is the future of the democratic party. i come from ohio, and i believe that the success for the democratic party is going to be paid in identifying candidates that best reflect the values of the individual districts and, you know, anybody that tries to say this woman is the democratic party i think is wrong. gerri: it's a good question, cliff, when you look at this, just as republican party now we are seeing the democratic party fracture as well and they want you to hear something that the candidate said about ice, listen. >> we need to occupy every airport, we need occupy every border, we need to occupy every ice office until those kids are back with their parents. we are not

they have their people and they burrowed into the system.he intelligence services really say that the russians came in and that this was the hacking that was collusion? kennedy: no. >> between putin on our president? that's what was hinted at. kennedy: there is an important difference between russians screwing around sowing chaos and those working on the trump campaign and the president colluding with them. the president has to make that plain. yes, russians were meddling, they were screwing around. >> i think the president made it very clear. made it very clear. the bottom line is we do some of these things ourselves. he mentioned that. the bottom line is, if you are talking about meddling in other people's elections. the russians did that, it's wrong. it's wrong when we do it. the fact is we do 10 times more meddling in other people's elections around the world than the russians do. we need to back away from that. that's what the president said. neither of us should be doing that. we ended up overthrowing the government of ukraine two year

[laughter] >> burrow into it. >> and so, you know, there's this huge rise in g.i. issues. pretty much everyone you know has had some version of that, and that's possibly why, is because they start eating that lining. and then you get permeability between the intestine and the rest of the body which you don't want to have because it creates this whole cascade of inflammatory responses. and then i'll just say one more thing -- [laughter] you know, that doesn't say anything about additives in the food. so what about all the stuff that we're putting in there? i talk about emulsionfiers as -- emulsifiers as one key example. even organic foods, you'll notice they're there. >> [inaudible] that list organic -- [inaudible] all of these chemical multipliers come in or begannic form. >> ye. highly problem -- yeah. highly problem problematic as wl because they deteriorate that lining too. so, you know, we're getting an influx of things all at once. and that's the other thing, is no one's looking at this huge combination that we're taking in at all times of all these chemicals and pest

. >> reporter: as hillary clinton strumped for votes in 2016,n russntelligence was burrowing into computers prosecutors say targeting more than 300 people. the charges say it was the w 1k of officers of russian military intelligence. it's the most detail accusation yet of russian ruection meddling announced just as president t was being welcomed by the queen of england d what's have questio behind the timing just as mr. trump is preparing to meet vladimir putin monday. >> president trump about the allegations earlier this week was the president is fully aware of the department's actions today. >> reporter: the charges say in late july the russians tried for the first time to hack into servers in n'clin personal campaign office, the same day president trump said this. >> russia,f you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: prosecutors say the russians set up d.c. leaks.org to release hackedatial falsely claiming it was run by americans. and the charges don't name wikileaksut they leave no doubt it was another conduit they ined. accoto court

so to find a way to burrow into the administration if you take a position like i do then that's over. >> so you walked me right into the next question talking about people who decided to work for trump during the campaign i want to read how you describe them. the media surrogates were misfits another striving activist that would never survive the vetting of any professional campaign they didn't have anything to lose to support him and neither did trump to accept their support. people made fun of people who ended up going on tv for campaigning for candidate trump or to defend the latest grade is the thing that he said. why do they do it? why do they with and that embarrassment and the scrutiny? you talk about a lack of shame but what was in it for them other than on camera? >> the opportunity to never would have gotten before. because i knew the people i worked in offices. so the lack of shamelessness it is a qualification to work for donald trump. and in many ways there are opportunities available so why do people do it? if you can get past the lack of shame it is easy. >> you know as

. >> reporter: battling the bots before they burrow in your phone. >> they keep changing and keep hidingnd keep trying to appear morean h like in other words to avoid deflection. >> crazy, right. like our phones orhand-helped computers. the same rules that apply to work or home really didn't vie there. get ahos where had. >> easy, easy thing to do but a lot of peopl just don't d it. >> susan, thank you. >> 36 years ago this helicopter made history. coming up on news 4, we'll give coming up on news 4, we'll give you a sneak peek inside the new (birds chirping) coming up on news 4, we'll give you a sneak peek inside the new giant sources from over 40 local partners. because for every moment of summer there's fresh, local food at giant. z2x54z z16fz y2x54y y16fy > i'm scott macfarlane. the shooter in toronto has been identified as faisal hussein.e police say opened fire on restaurantsnd patios in downtown toronto last night. at 10-year-old girl and 18-year-old woman were killed. the gunman shot seemingly at random in thecity's greek neighborhood wounding more than a dozen other people. he d

once your find a nest, you gotta dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack. you dig. rodent. >> anthony: i was just thinking that, yeah. >> ivan: that's what our ancestors had to do sometimes, you know, when times got hard. right now, there's this drought going on and if we didn't have the grocery stores -- >> anthony: right. then hopefully, you flush one cleanly. >> ivan: oh, oh, oh. did you get it? >> man: got it right there. >> ivan: ah. >> anthony: and give 'em a good whack on the head. the ratio of work to protein is not in the hunter's favor. >> ivan: its whiskers and a little bit of his tail and plant it back in here. >> anthony: to ensure a generation of this once vital source of food, tradition and ritual requires returning a part of the animal back to the nest. >> ivan: i will never go hungry. [ sings ] >> anthony: going for packrats is really an homage and an acknowledgment of an important earlier time when that was all there was. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: 25-year great drought. as a city boy, i am greatly relieved these little critters are for the medicine

court and wants eubanks to stay away from him after saying he assaulted him in the back room after burrows pubically called for the chair to step down. eubas helped negotiate the nearly $800,000 severance package for now former school ceo kevin maxwell. their hearing is planned for next tuesday. >> the road d.ahea a family fights for change after their son's death. what's being done nowou thatld save lives in the wake of this tragedy. >>> a search for a missing fisherman in the waters near national airport. i'm a collins with r liveort coming up on news 4. >>> plus, growing excitement ahead of tonight's home run derby, but that's not the only big event in the estimate more on that in a moment, but first here's doug. >> oh, excitement is right, jim. i'll tell you. you can just feelet in ome run derby still almost two hours away. what looks like a beautiful night though earlier looked like it would beme ext hot and humid. those showers that came through out.really helped us you can see the storms well to the north up around baltimore and well to the sou u leaving with just some cloud cover r

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they find their burrows.hey dig down gently in the , take and find this carrots, pancakes, other human food, crackers and things, and they trade with the mice. they have that kind of sense of how viable every living creature is. anyway, it has been great speaking to you. i hope you get the chance to travel with me once again as we hopefully discover alaska together. we might have a couple of minutes for questions. anybody have a question? that they want to stand up and -- yes, ma'am? >> -- drilling for oil in alaska. peter: well, i think we have just experienced through september 11, we are tremendously reliant on middle eastern oil. we burn more oil than any other country in the world, by far. if you want to continue having these cars and all these huge homes and continued using all goingl we do, we are to need to come up with some. i personally believe we want to be too dependent on anybody in such an insecure area. anybody else? it is getting kind of hot under these lights. now is your chance to be on c-sp

you had these people burrowed into the justice department who had an enormous amount of influence. obviously peter strzok being a lead investigator in two of the seminal investigations and he was, like, don't worry about it. i've got it. was it just boasting? i guess it could have been. but just testify. >> you just explain why strzok doesn't want to testify in public and why she doesn't want to testify at all. there is no way they can explain those messages. he's going to try to say it was pillow talk. when you have a man who is in charge of fbi investigations saying he's going to stop a man from being elected president, a man who i voted against. i didn't want to see him be president. i voted for hillary clinton. the idea that the fbi would put a thumb or a pinky on the scale of american elections is akin to what is alleged with russia. the fbi putting a thumb in some ways is even worse than enemies or other countries trying to influence elections. we know that happened. to have our own law enforcement agencies that are suppose to be neutral and objective, saying that we are goin

trying to get to those -- through those access points, potentially those six chimneys, to try and burrow down into the cave system to get to these boys, to get to their coach. and certainly before the weather turns bad again, which again they're expecting to happen in the next couple of days. >> all right. wanting to take advantage here of better weather, and you can imagine the families just hoping that these teams have success. anna coren, thank you so much for the reporting. we'll keep in touch with you. >>> now to japan. a major blow for an entrepreneur's bid to send the country's first privately backed rocket into space. the rocket came crashing back to earth seconds after lift-off, and then a spectacular explosion with the rocket disappearing into a fireball. you can see the crew in the control room just stunned as the rocket failed. the company says it's not giving up and will continue its rocket development. >>> still ahead here on "cnn newsroom" this hour, canada hits back at the u.s. for steel and aluminum tariffs, and that's just the beginning of the threatened trade action th

we've seen aides, you know, really kind of burrowing into their holes and not wanting to comment. you feel the morale. and at this point, so many people in the west wing, it feels like there is a sense of numbness of all the things they've gone through again and again. >> i was told today was the last day were to two important aides, mark short and joe hagan. >> i was under the impression that joe hagan had already departed, but you might be right. >> that's lemire i'm quoting. >> these are people who also are widely respected not only within the white house, but this the white house who the president trusted but also were trusted outside of the building. hagan was something who came into the white house with years of past experience in past administration. mark short was the person who really helped shepherd the president's legislative agenda, played a big role in the supreme court nominations. and those are people who are really going to be missed, especially at a time right now when it is not easy to find people to fill any of those positions. you walk into the press office now

i think we've got to start making these connections with each other now and start burrowing in deep nowso that when the type of testing comes we will be ready for it. people say you're being an alarmist or i think there's a lot to be alarmed about. we saw how quickly things can change in this country. i think the election of donald trump at best just buys this time. because if you look at the beliefs and the lack of faith among the millennial generation, it's only a matter of time before they fail to see what religious, , why religious libey is important at all. i interviewed for the american conservative, professor at an elite law school as to be anonymous. he is deeply closeted as a christian, and he was talking to me about how so few ordinary people understand how little the elite, the law school elite, legal elites but also elite which you socialize, how much they understand about religion or how little they understand about religion i should say. he said they don't even see why it's important. they don't know any religious people, these of the people who will be making policy in th

. >> right so he's just going to simply burrow through and a loop, a train that is 80% empty every dayught it unquestioning it. >> took the words right out of my mouth, and yet, yes, the stock has had a bit of a pullback, but it remains at these elevated levels? >> yeah. >> the level of conviction you must have to stick with this what is that i mean -- >> again, i've said it before. i mean, this stock that -- the bad time to be short this stock was 13.14. we short towards the tail end. it ran from 30 to 300 and so since 2014, this stock has gone basically flat i mean, a lot of volatility. dmar compare that are to the nasdaq since 2014, underperforming dramatically this company has been about selling the sizzle now that the steak is here, raw and uncooked the reality is a little tougher. i think that's the problem we've gone from being a concept to having to engineer automobiles, and that's where they're finding it a little bit more difficult. >> we'll step away a moment and come back, talk more about other positions in your portfolio. peenti meantime to the white house with breaking ne

all the upside is available to go along, find a way to burrow into administration. there are people there doing good work but he if you take a position like i do, that's over. >> host: i want to talk about that. you talk about people who decide to work for trump during the campaign. i want to read how you described them. most of the media circuits were tea party misfits and other stride activists would never survive the vetting of any professional gop campaign. they didn't did everything to d supporting trump and neither did trump and accepting their support. people made fun of people who ended up going on tv to live for president trump, candidate trump, or defend him, contort themselves to defend the latest crazy thing that he said. they were mocked. why do they do it? why did they withstand that embarrassment, the scrutiny? you talk about a lack of shame but what was in it for them, other than a few minutes on camera? >> guest: it was an opportunity and never got before. i didn't write that the beating. it's because i knew the people who were going aboard to work

shall now and burrow land where she will be attending that commemoration service on friday i imagine thank you so much it's beautiful thanks. we're going to shift our attention now to the u.k. where the british prime minister theresa may move to reassert her authority when she presided over a cabinet meeting earlier today and she quickly replaced the two high profile ministers who quit in protest at her strategy for leaving the european union but hardline brags that supporters in her conservative party fear it will leave the u.k. type too closely to the e.u. and prevent the u.k. from striking its own trade deals tonight's two party vice chairs resigned from their posts. the british papers are warning of a government in crisis. but as prime minister to resign may met with her hastily reshuffle cabinet it was almost as if nothing had changed. after two high ranking ministers resigned in protest at may's plan for leaving the e.u. she quickly filled the gaps with loyalists the. principle job as a time of most importance for our country is to stand for the prime minister so that we can ge