you all right, carswell? are you okay? >> the jail's medical unit treats deputy moon.has a few bumps and scratches and is clearly shaken. douglas burden, who was in jail on allegations of drug violations and plead not guilty, is moved immediately to a confinement unit and locked away burden's reason for the attack isn't certain. >> there was some reports that earlier in the day moon had disciplined burden and that he corrected something he was doing and told him not to do it again. but that happens every day in jail. it's not an unusual event. this is jail and there are dangerous people in this jail. >> but this time, these inmates, some accused of violent crimes, did something good. letters pour in for them from all over the world. >> you never seen inmates run to save an officer's life. we're in jail, committed a crime at one time or another. you know, we do have a heart, too. >> deputy moon has since retired. terrell carswell says he was well liked by everyone around the jail. >> moon was like a father to me. he helped inmates. he could deal with anybody. >> they re

at that time, people thought, if you are against haynesworth, you are against carswell. relativelyat objective standards of a judge haynesworth should have been refuted. i came back from kentucky as a volunteer and help that in the confirmation of william morean west, at that time being appointed by president nixon to the supreme court. later, asy years member of the senate judiciary committee, participating in the nomination of justice rehnquist and judge scalia. this pointto make thisthis senator has given what- a great deal of the the words mean and how they are to be applied and what the responsible role of the senate should be in advising and consenting. but until this episode, a majority of the members of the senate in the century have felt that advise and consent did , somesome restraint modification of the inquiry. and most senators have felt in the century that that meant the kinds of criteria that i outlined earlier in looking into the confidence of the nominee. world the reasons we reluctant to throw all of that to the wind and say politics is just as relevant

in applying the standards to the haynesworth-carswell period, i concluded that judge haynesworth had erroneously been denied confirmation, but that judge carswell deserved to be seated, applying both standards -- the same standards to both nominees. in those days, it was thought of that if you were against haynesworth, you are obviously against carswell. but applying the relatively objective standard to both nominees, it was clear that haynesworth should be confirmed and carswell should be defeated. unfortunately, both were defeated. that was not this particular senator's last experience with the supreme court. i came back to kentucky as a volunteer and helped with the nomination of william rehnquist by president nixon to the supreme court. as a member of the judiciary committee last year, i participated in the nomination of justice rehnquist and justice scalia. i say all this to make the point that this senator has grappled with this issue for 18 years and given it a good deal of thought. to what the words mean, to how they ought to be applied, and to what the role of the senate sho

douglas carswell: if the british people vote to leave the european union, will the prime minister remainn office ?uestion ma david cameron: yes. no carmichael. : the european union is not just the world's biggest single market but a source of foreign direct investment. an excellent platform for supply chains to thrive and prosper. to get the skills that they need .n innovation that they need many other high-tech companies. cameron: i well remember my visit there with my honorable friend where they showed me the world's first bicycle that was printed on a 3-d printer. trydn't get on a given a but it did look like it would carry someone of my weight. the biggest single market is 500 million people. that is a great market for our businesses in our services and increasingly the market in the supply chain is getting more integrated. that is why we should think very carefully before separating ourselves from it. brain tumors are the biggest cancer killers of children and people under 40. despite this research into them receives only 1% of the uk's national budget. this has been the subject of