goes from all over the world still come here in droves and back kind remains legendary but many of byrne's one hundred forty camps have had to close down in the grandson of continues. so that's what's happening today before we talk about it more let's have a quick look at some of my readers favorite homes in the old. of the. east. we're standing here right square. behind me is the legendary thirty six club which was the. place where i first played the lead in with a bang and i had no idea what was going to do and a friend of mine called me just to see if i wanted to go out for a drink and i said to. you can you see any way stranger. than what brilliantly wednesday would be called by a journalist the company and then there would be kate scholl to the studio becomes in which actually means the. i'm standing in front of the mind the howls of the. vocals which in she's in east berlin to talk to the whole scene. from us jeremy played the first gig by a while. just in three periods in one thousand nine hundred two well this is the only place in on a little tour as hasn't changed at all. this is

byrne, for five minutes. mr. byrne: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize mel showers upon his retirement from wkrg in mobile after a remarkable 50-year career. mel holds a special place in the hearts of many in southwest alabama and florida pan handle. so many grew up watching his reporting and grew to trust him over the years. his career is notable not only because of its length, but because of the barriers he overcame to become one of the first african-american reporters and lator anchors in the deep south. a man of lesser perseverance and integrity could not have overcome these obstacles with such grace. mel deserves our utmost respect and we will miss seeing him every evening. congratulations, mel. i offer my heartfelt thanks for your many contributions to our community over the years and i wish you the best of luck in your retirement. mr. speaker, i rise today to mourn the loss of a long time mayor of waxly, alabama, billy middleton. after a long hard fought battle he succumbed to cancer at 78. he was first elected mayor in 1

correspondent barbara vale has been speaking with conservative lawmaker bracks it supporter peter byrne. treason a is resigning this is something that you and your political friends in palm and have wanted to call a long time is this a happy day for you when we wanted the policy of having a renegotiation with the european union on brecht said that's what we wanted we wanted that policy changed when the prime minister refused to change that policy then unfortunately we had to have a new prime minister so i think it's right that she's resigned today and i think we will choose a new prime minister by the end of the summer who wore renegotiate with the european union hopefully reach an agreement but the satisfaction of your opinion is satisfactory to the british parliament so no we get regrets no kind words for treason may going ocean into a terrific prime minister outside the brics and i mean we have record showed in employment very very low unemployment the economy's growing she's done a really good job on the outside it breaks it on the main issue before the british people the moment she

>>was in the quantity here and the burners rhonda byrne is ron you came in here that i walked in here. i was walking with the brown is on i want to go like this and. everything just exploded. >>mary on the is now suing conagra brands which manufactures pam and other similar cooking sprays hers is one of 6 lawsuits filed on tuesday stemming from cases across the country. >>their law firm says this video is from a restaurant in houston where a can of pan exploded engulfing the cook and leaving him with serious injuries. they say the cooking spray was on a shelf in front of the grill. the kids in question according to their attorney usually hold 10 ounces or more and have a special venting mechanism sold at wholesale stores like costco not the smaller cans typically sold in supermarkets but can ever says it stands by all of its products in a statement. the company says in part quote when pan is used correctly as instructed it is a 100% safe and effective product. the company points to the warning labels which say can may burst if left on stove or near heat source. >>that was andrea grime

milpitas police say they found 34 year-old christopher byrne said and 51 year-old kimberly johnson last week there were standing next to a stolen motorcycle that was parked in a walmart parking lot. officers say the bike was reported stolen from san jose on may 19th. >>in the north face and police say they found 2 people with a lot of meth and this was during a car check saturday night, a police dog was used in the came across the car near shore line parkway about 11:40pm officers say one of the people in the car michael harris junior was on probation and in possession of meth another person, carol and worries was arrested for outstanding warrants. >>and national news tonight. president trump is at odds with his national security adviser john bolton over north korea in japan today, the president told reporters that he is not bothered by north korea's recent missile test. also says that he is willing to give north korea's leader kim jong un more opportunities to abandon the nuclear program, his comments coming after bolton. and japan's prime minister said that north korea's recent missil

an approach that is welcomed by the likes of peter byrne he heads the major research program founded by switzerland's environmental and forest research authority its objective is to provide far as it is like stephan field with strategies for the forests of the future. almost. have to constantly keep climate change in mind. this is a factor with a real impact a tree that regenerates today will probably be exposed or have to be exposed to the climate at the end of the twenty first century that's something you have to incorporate. what stefan flukey goes certainly does every decision he makes has just the one purpose to reinforce the forest and minimize risks that claim of climate change is happening and is already impacting on our work today determines what our work consists of. and sometimes that also means cutting down entire swathes of old trees next spring he'll be planting and other climate compatible trees here. in areas where the tree population is still in a healthy condition he does what he can to boost the growth of the strongest and most promising tree. any trees standing in

that hot august day in downtown nashville, a 24-year-old freshman state representative named harry byrne from mcmin county, tennessee, changed his vote from no to yes, securing the amendment's adoption. why did he change that vote, you might ask, because his mother wrote him a letter reminding him be a good boy and to vote for the amendment. as we get ready to celebrate mother's day this month, the story of harry byrne and his mother is a great reminder of how important it is for each and every one of us to heed our mother's advice. mothers are always right. mr. president, consider how remarkable it is that the 19th amendment was not ratified until 132 years after the ratification of the u.s. constitution in 1778 -- 132 years. the 19th amendment marked the single largest extension of voting rights in american history. many of the women who led the movement did not live to see their mission accomplished, and many of the women who cast their first votes were not born when that movement began. as the first female senator from tennessee, i feel it is my duty to honor the life and the legacy

new coach brasil take after he'll take over after the team's play off much as against her own in the byrne lim this means val to who signed to he deal doesn't know whether he'll be in charge of a 1st or 2nd division team next season he's been the coach of 2nd division side host and q. and a prior to that it was the home of byron munich's reserve team. it's reminder of our top story at this hour form a committee hearing for law demands that i ask it has been sworn in as ukraine's new president he says his 1st order of business is to dissolve parliament with new elections and to us. this is big news my father's more coming up the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's t w dot com have a good day. there is a free women of sudan. against the corrupt elite and standing up for freedom democracy and women's rights. defined on the from. simply chief so far. they break down the gender stereotypes. couldn't reach. the. fake hair and real stories. where i come from a lot of women. have fake hair sometimes a hairstyle takes

indicate marie byrnes of florida to be ambassador to the republic of north macedonia. bridget a. brink of michigan to be ambassador to the slovak republic. john jefferson dagle of louisiana to be ambassador to the republic of cabo verde. matthew s.climo of new york to be ambassador to turkmenistan. jeffrey ross gunter of california to be ambassador to the republic of iceland. james s.gilmore of virginia to be u.s. representative to the organization for security and cooperation in europe. mr. mcconnell: i ask the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening action or debate, that if confirmed the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, and that no further motions be in order and if any statements related to the nominations be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. the question is on the nominations en bloc. all in favor say aye. opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask

charges connected to a motorcycle theft bill peters police say they found 34 year-old christopher byrne said and 51 year-old kimberly johnson last week standing next to a stolen motorcycle parked in the wal-mart parking lot. officers say the bike was reported stolen from san jose earlier this month. another horse had to be euthanized after getting injured at the santa ana horse racing track. this is the 26 course now to be put down at that park since december. the horse injured a leg during his 6th race, this was on saturday and he was ultimately put down yesterday this is the 3rd horse to die in 9 days. the death comes just after days after a heated meeting involving california horse racing board at least 2 people were escorted out of that meeting for making what was considered disrespectful comments. santa is scheduled to host the breeders cup this coming november. well a california man vacationing with his wife in maui has died after getting attacked by a shark. he's been identified as 65 year-old thomas smiley from granite bay that's just outside sacramento. the book hair flowers th

bad is there that that one of the people that helped you through this was joni ben the late johnny byrne tell me a bit about that about what really peddled you a break well tony benn was always until you and. and he i always say that he's the nearest thing i had to a political mentor because i could sit down with him for i was and he would talk to me about things i was trying to work out and he was always very open with me always say this is the way i see it you may see it another way and i remember him telling me about the and he always felt that it was distant undemocratic but also. this is something i feel a revolutionary. if i want to go and get my politicians. are not very far from here but the ones in europe are very far away and the scattered you know some of them in brussels some of them in front of them in a minute in paris you know. so deep down in my instinct was to kind of follow tony benn's example and to want to leave for if you like a left wing reasons the sad thing was that just wasn't part of the debate and then when i saw the people i was getting in bed with and the rea

byrne joined the squad i know you know pat yeah and over that it's been a huge lift up and we're about to roll out a jury system actually for the moderation so that it's not just our secret forces behind the scenes making decisions we're actually going to be calling on randomized juries of users to help with the appeal process so if if a user thinks that something has been wrongfully flagged or whatnot then it'll go to a randomized group of users to help us make those decisions so really excited about that also bringing multi-currency support soon. with big corn and other tokens so you know it's weird every app is sort of becoming the same thing instagram snap chat you tube they all do the same thing so now it's a matter of what are the principles of that app is a transparent is an encrypted is it. moving towards decentralization is it working with crypto those are the questions that people are going to start to want more of i think a simple isn't mines dot com yes ok so temple is but on our show a couple times you know he's a bright young. journalist and social media guy and so what w

thank you very much harry byrne. >> i now recognize mr. johnson who walks in harry byrne shoes. >> my mother would have given me the same advice and i would have voted for it. >> regarding ms. sullivan and my colleagues representative maloney, the contention that e.r.a. has nothing to do with abortion and my saying so is divisive. i will present to you these documents that show that pro- abortion groups are clearly saying now that adopting the e.r.a. would mean the end of law to protect the sanctity of every human life and i will give you three examples. a new article published by the national extortion -- they say "and e.r.a. properly interpreted would negate the hundreds of laws that have been passed restricting access to abortion care and contraception. denial of appropriate care for women is sex discrimination and a powerful e.r.a. should recognize and prohibit the most harmful of discriminatory actions". consider a january 2019 complaint by planned parenthood in the pennsylvania department of health and human services. it is a lawsuit

. >> senator byrne ae sanders is on day two of a swing through the south. ryan nobles is in south carolina. >> reporter: tlrts, victor. bernie sanders set to unveil a comprehensive education policy here in the next half-hour. the headline that he's calling for a complete ban on for profit charter schools. we'll hear more of the senator coming up a bit later here on cnn. >>> and the debates on the abortion issue, they're heated, their personal, their sensitive. the president of planned parenthood talked to us about the new bans we're seeing. >> it's a tool of misogyny, and we will be holding all of these anti-health politicians accountable. >>> plus a new study finds ohio state university was aware of complaints that a school doctor sexually abused students and failed to investigate the claims. >>> and this video is just something. getting new shots here from this tornado outbreak in the midwest. we're going to show you more and tell you where it's headed. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm,

byrne. mr. byrne: i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 5. there are a number of troubling issues with this legislation. in my mind, perhaps none is more troubling than the bill's explicit carveout from the religious restoration freedom act. under the first amendment, americans are blessed with the freedom of religion. this is much more than the freedom of worship. not only do americans have the right to worship as they see fit, their faith is not concxds con find to what happens inside their place of worship. they have the right to practice their religion every day as they see fit. for many years, there was strong bipartisan agreement that protecting this right was of the utmost importance. the civil rights act of 1964 religious protections enjoyed bipartisan support. likewise, rifra was heralded as a historic bipartisan achievement. in the wake of the supreme court's 1990 decision in employment division versus smith which rolled back constitutional protections for religious liberty, the congress came together and restored barred protections

. >> like byrne degrees. [laughter] >> is a third-degree burn. >> any other comments before we open it up for public comment? do we have any members of the public would like to speak on item number 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is really good. i like the idea that it just came out, especially splitting this up. i like your idea of doing that code. i know the code you are talking about. >> industry classification. >> yes. >> so we -- at the end of the fiscal year, it is coming up, so we will start working on putting together generally, most departments have their annual report done anywhere from three topped up for months after the close of the fiscal year, so we will meet up with ttx and ten egan, the city's economist to see where they can support. >> great. that item is closed. next item, please. >> item e., approval of draft meeting minutes, action item. >> as everybody had a chance to look at the draft minutes of monday, march 25th? >> i just had one. i think i said e.e. nine not ein i sai

milpitas police say they found 34 year-old christopher byrne said and 51 year-old kimberly johnson last week with that stolen motorcycle was parked in a walmart parking lot. officers say that bike was reported stolen from san jose back on may 19th. happening today america is pausing to remember its fallen veterans on memorial day, several events including parades will be held across the country, including right here in the bay area, washington dc is often a focal point with monuments like the vietnam veterans memorial as well as on into national cemetery in virginia. but san francisco's presidio will be commemorating the 100 51th memorial day event which will get under way in about a few hours time from now it features several things including a parade and cemetery tours force will tran joining us now live with more on the annual of at good morning will. >>james those things that you mentioned they will happen in 4 and a half hours from now, but if you want to come down here now the gates automatically open and the open about couple of minutes ago, so we are inside you can clearly see i

charges connected to a motorcycle theft bill peters police say they found 34 year-old christopher byrneohnson last week standing next to a stolen motorcycle, it was parked in a walmart parking lot officers say that bike was reported stolen from san jose earlier in the month. take a look at this video a student throws a garbage can at police officers there goes. this is in stockton, a brawl broke out friday at a high school at least 80 students were involved. officers initially were trying to detain an unruly student who had been fighting with the staff member and resisting officers directions that is when things really got out of hand. >>school you're suppose to respect the authority that trying to keep you safe while you're here on campus. >>a big concern, you know you just don't know what's going to happen, especially with other things in other states have happened. >>no officers students or staff or injured during the incident certainly some good news on that front the disruptive student. he was cited for resisting arrest unclear if any other students in fall will be charged. the may

. >> bradley byrn called on the president to step aside after the "access hollywood" tape came out.hat bradley said that. tuberville could certainly be an option, but doesn't have a lot of option. >> the president wants to hold as many red states or retake as many red states as he can, and the other is the national framing of this, and if roy moore ends up as the republican on that ballot, it becomes another rallying cry for democratic turnout, for minority turnout, for turnout of a can american voters and women in other states. none of that adds up to anything that the president wants where it's going to be very surgical, really important turnout models in some of those key states outside of alabama. >> does the leader have the president's promise to stay on his side in this one? >> i have no idea. >> i'll say no. >> or it has an expiration on it. thanks for joining us on "inside politics." if you come back this time tomorrow, don't go anywhere. brianna keilar in the share. she starts right now. have a great day. >> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under

kevin 0'byrne. and a few others. i don't want to wa ke and a few others. do any cooking? i'm sure she does cook. they don't get enough credit, norwich. talk about the women's fa cup final. we have a nice piece on mental fitness and sport as well, we have mark lawrenson and, talking everton, but being in the term next week... we have tommy fleetwood. how did we miss that, that he was here? we have a lot to cram in. something else to tell you, but i can't quite remember it. you can't read your writing. the football league... there's various happening. it is so incredibly tight. we have mark clement in the studio with those who can hopefully explain everything about the significant games and what to watch. and you can see it all sort of unfold on final score and u nfold sort of unfold on final score and unfold on five live this afternoon. tomorrow night for a line of duty... away for all that,... the double olympic champion caster semenya says "no human can stop her from running", after victory in the 800 metres at the diamond league meeting, in doha. it come

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byrne. mr. byrne: i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 5. there are a number of troubling issues with this legislation. in my mind, perhaps none is more troubling than the bill's explicit carveout from the religious restoration freedom act. under the first amendment, americans are blessed with the freedom of religion. this is much more than the freedom of worship. not only do americans have the right to worship as they see fit, their faith is not concxds con find to what happens inside their place of worship. they have the right to practice their religion every day as they see fit. for many years, there was strong bipartisan agreement that protecting this right was of the utmost importance. the civil rights act of 1964 religious protections enjoyed bipartisan support. likewise, rifra was heralded as a historic bipartisan achievement. in the wake of the supreme court's 1990 decision in employment division versus smith which rolled back constitutional protections for religious liberty, the congress came together and restored barred protections

of course we should level up the funding but we should not do slashing byrne for universities at theiver danube, and 19 are still unaccounted for. the rescue effort continued with little hope of survivors. according to eyewitnesses, the mermaid, 26 metre pleasure boat capsized and sank within seconds after she was struck by a large river cruiser. video has emerged allegedly showing the incident. as the small tourist boat passed under the bridge, a large swiss registered cruise ship begins to overtake it. the tourist boat then swerves directly into its path. police and rescue vehicles rushed to the scene. there were 33 south korean tourists on the pleasure boat at the time and to hungarian crew. this is a busy stretch of water often crowded with small and large craft. weeks of heavy rain and snow melt in the alps mean the river is swollen and flowing faster than usual and rescue effo rts flowing faster than usual and rescue efforts worse hampered by a continuous downpour. national directorate for disaster management is assisting the search and rescue operation. with 96 teams and also

byrne l, himself jailed last year for 30 yea rs himself jailed last year for 30 years for raping andisguise to court but it was his abuse he really try to conceal. a gatekeeper to boys who dreams of a career in football but actually someone who slammed the door on their innocence. many of higgins‘s victims have been in court for the past eight weeks listening to what he did to them all those years ago. they are of course 110w those years ago. they are of course now middle—aged men but that hasn't stopped the raw emotion during this trial from stopped the raw emotion during this trialfrom coming stopped the raw emotion during this trial from coming out. stopped the raw emotion during this trialfrom coming out. many of them having to relive what bob higgins did to them when they were young boys, ten, 11, 12, 13 years old. when one verdict was read out, that of billy seymour who waived his right to anonymity, when the guilty verdict was read out concerning his case, there was a lot of emotion in court because we now know that billy seymour died in a car crash earlier this year and wasn'

byrne and i are in the private sector. he has restaurants. i'm into construction worker to think of it can do it cheaper than we can? no. petition is what makes us a better product at cheaper prices. i keep hearing this word free. okay, i'm for free medical care with the caveat get the doctors to work for free. i'm for free education. get the professors who are tenured to work for free. get us as congress to work for free. so this is what we're talking about and i'm glad to have this discussion. incentives, why come hasn't been any to study on the incentives? would you get more people in the medical profession if you cut their pay? habited any type work on that, mr. hadley. >> was i haven't but my colleagues have looked at that issue and that seen in the context of multi-payer system. i think we need to come back to the and second, that if you cut the competition of providers, they provide less care. the caveat is that was in the context of a relatively small change within the context of a multi-payer system. date of the places to go. hard to