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sir christopher meyer, thank ou ve do it. sir christopher meyer, thank you very much _ do it., thank you very much for your— do it. sir christopher meyer, thank you very much for your time. - do it. sir christopher meyer, thank| you very much for your time. thank you. former uk ambassador to the united states. thank you!- you. former uk ambassador to the united states. thank you! the bbc understands that lawyers for prince andrew are challenging a claim that court papers, relating to allegations against him of sexual assault, have been properly served. representatives of virginia giuffre — who has made the claims — say that they were. a us judge will decide if the case can proceed on monday. the duke of york has always strongly denied the accusations. an arson attack at a manchester mosque is being investigated as a hate crime. no—one was injured in the blaze, late last night, at didsbury mosque. police are trying to find this man in connection with the incident. greater manchester fire service said they were at the scene for more than two hours british teenager emma raducanu

christopher: absolutely.n terms of the trade war starting in 2018, there is empirical evidence that shows that trade wars did not reduce the trade deficits for the world. the trade deficit between the u.s. in the world has actually increased. the question is why? the united states cannot build the tech capacity or capability. full c in time whether we can actually build back better. ed: what policies do you want to see from the bided administration to fix these problems long-term, definitively? christopher: i think it is time to take a step back to understand what are the key ingredients we need to rebuild manufacturing capabilities. for example, the semiconductor industry, the united states used to have 30 manufacturers producing the chips. today, only three left. government, would that be sufficient? yes and no. you need to have the university, the companies to work together to coordinate and have a plan actually to rebuild in our country. ed: i drove through california's central valley over the weekend. hu

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host: christopher wray yesterday. in terms of specific actions from the fbi, this from the washington post, "the agent accused of failing to investigate larry nassar and lying about it has been fired by the fbi. michael langman, who is a special agent in the indianapolis field office interviewed mckayla maroney in 2015 about her abuse. he left his job in early september according to those individuals." the ig report that christopher wray referred to specifically singled out for special and -- for special agent in charge, wj abbott, accused of how he handled -- and he communicated about a potential job opportunity with the u.s. olympic committee. he retired from the agency back in 2018. plenty of calls for more action from the fbi going farther from that, including on the front page of the washington post. sally jenkins, the headline, " larry nassar is in prison but why aren't his enablers? it is time for his enablers to -- in this cover-up." we are getting your reaction to yesterday's hearing. this is charlie out of k

i still hail christopher lloyd is a legend. look at the weather. good afternoon. much drier today across the eastern parts of scotland and eastern england with small spells of sunshine breaking through. more over the coming few days, but we will have early bargain around. notjust eastern areas, but an abundance of it further west. —— have fog around. we've got an abundance of it further west, as well — in fact, that's probably where we'll see the highest temperatures — but for most, and notably further east, it is a warmer day. in contrast, we do have cloudier skies for scotland, western scotland and northern ireland, with some showers breaking out here. that's a weak weather front which, as we go through this evening, will pull some showers across the rest of northern and eastern scotland before clearing. elsewhere, the mist and the fog, the low cloud returns on what will be probably a little bit cooler tonight for many of us. but the mist and fog could be problematic through the rush hour tomorrow — some quite dense patches t

johnny, this is our christopher. laughter hello, christopher moltisanti! it's your uncle johnny!ly, huh? got myself a son. i hear he's slow with the talking. hi, christopher, hello! 0h, what's the matter? don't cry, it's only me, your uncle tony. 0k, all right, all right. you know, every time you're here, he cries like this. i didn't do anything! look at that! i don't know what it is. it's like i scare him or something. some babies, when they come into the world, know all kindsl of things from the other side. so, you have to ask yourself two questions. firstly, does it work for the fans? secondly, does it work as a stand—alone movie? now, were you a big sopranos fan? never seen it, i'm afraid! i should have done, people say it is the greatest tv show ever made. the greatest tv show ever made is the wire. or the film review on the bbc news channel! not an aficiando, so i have to say, as a stand—alone movie, it feels like it is spending a lot of time getting a lot of pieces in place for stuff which is going to happen later on. it feels very much like an origins film in which, weird

se llama justin christopher. albertano: [ríe] no manches. ¿cómo se va a llamar justin christopher?se encuentra extraviado. repito, sus papás del niño justin christopher, pasar a paquetería, porque sí se encuentra bien extraviado. gerente: a ver, a ver, a ver, por favor, ya dejen de estar jugando. ¡deja de estar jugando con el micrófono! vítor: espérese tantito, tranquilícese, señor gerente, no estamos jugando, estamos haciendo una obra de caridad, porque aquí el chavito que usted ve perdió a su jefe, y lo estamos buscando. albertano: oiga, patrón, pero ¿ya vio cómo pasa mi voz por el micrófono? mire, mire. [altavoz] aproveche en la oferta en el departamento de frutas y verduras. papaya maradol y mango petacón al 50 % de descuento. gerente: nadie quiere escucharte. vítor: tiene razón, tiene razón el señor gerente, nadie quiere escucharte diciendo... [se burla] no manches, ¿cómo crees que la gente va a querer escucharte, pudiendo escuchar a alguien cantando una de los Ángeles azules, así como esa de...? [altavoz] ♪ y si en una--♪ no, espérate, la agarré muy alta, espera. ♪ si en una

christopher lloyd is a leiend, �* , still held christopher lloyd is a leaend. , ., , , legend.overs, with shows closed because of the pandemic. and on broadway in new york, while they've re—opened for business, theatre—goers had to be fully vaccinated and wear a mask. so it's back to blockbuster favourites like chicago and the lion king. mark lobel reports. is it really showtime? # all that jazz. i want to see a broadway show so anything we see will be great. i think it is nice to be here on the first day that they open. at hamilton's stage door its cast belted out an impromptu rendition of new york, new york with help from the cast of wicked and the lion king, on the eve of their first performances for 1.5 years. it was exciting to know when i woke up this morning that i hadn't been dreaming because we have dreamt about this day for so many months another day is really here. sings circle of life from the lion king. but it is still a jungle out there. the delta strain is here and it is here in new york and people are hesitant. they are reluctant to go and see a show and be with

joyce: madam speaker, i rise today to recognize major general christopher donahue, the commander of the 82nd airborne division, and the last american soldier to leave afghanistan. a native of chambersburg, pennsylvania, and as an officer in our nation's special forces, general donahue has devoted his life to the service of our nation. join the global war on terror, general donahue has led soldiers in both iraq and afghanistan. he has always put his soldiers and their mission first. as the final soldier in afghanistan, general donahue showed his devotion to our nation yet again. this man is a leader, and our nation is well served with him commanding our airborne division. i am grateful for general donahue and for all the brave soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines who have served in afghanistan. their service has made our nation more secure. no political decision can take away what their service has meant. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> good afternoon,

christopher aaron joins us now from tucson, arizona. christopher, welcome to democracy now!ribe the work you were doing in this faraway windowless room. what i mean by that, far away from your targets in afghanistan. >> yes. first of all, amy, thank you for having me on the show today. if i could just take one moment -- i have done this personally in the past, but i would like to take a moment now that the war is officially over to offer an apology to the people of afghanistan, from not only myself, but from the rest of our society as americans. i think there needs to be somewhere in this dialogue a place for the human emotion of what we have all been through. and i words are wholly insufficient to do that, but if anyone is listening on the others of the planet, we all apologize for what we have just done. my work as an intelligence analyst, as the article says, we were behind video screens. there's a lot that was classified that i can't it into. i began my career working for another intelligence agency and then transfer over to this fusion sell at the cia headquarters. this

christer sands -- christopher sands, our guest today. c-span plans to air the results right here c-span.org on c-span, on c-span.org -- right here on c-span, on c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. when will we have the results? guest: polls are open for 12 hours in every jurisdiction, but over the years, because of the internet and whatnot, the concern has been they need to close the polls earlier on the west coast so that people don't give up, i guess, if their favorite party isn't doing well as it comes to the east coast. 85% of the seats in the house of commons, which are all of the seats that are up today, 85% of them are in just four provinces, quebec, ontario, british columbia, and alberta. any people in the smaller provinces feel like a rounding error or an afterthought. but we are dealing with a situation here where we have a minority government. this current government has 155 seats out of the 338. 170 would be a majority, and that would allow them to have a fairly good, free hand to run the country. but with 155, on e

that is when they hire christopher steel. a person who has become sort of notorious in the aftermath. >> tucker: who is christopher steel? >> a former mis agent who worked for a time for the british government in russia. headed their russian desk. as a spy in russia. then headed their intelligence operation or the russian desk in london. then like many former spies or former fbi agents or whatever the case might be, he became a corporate investigator starting his own firm in london called orbit business intelligence. that kind of specializepugh in gathering stuff about russia or eastern europe for business clients and others. >> tucker: so fuse i don't know gps was hired by who didn't liking trump on the republican side. switched now employed by the hillary clinton campaign contracts, contracts with london to learn trump's involvement with russia. >> correct. >> tucker: then what happens? >> what happened at that point steel can't go to russia he's a former spy. so what he does is he retainedsd an agent, a guy he ka*uld calls

these men and women will live in our hearts and in the memory of this nation, they are christopher michael algire, michael chad bailey, brian jay brad berry, jacob russell carver, joseph brian kemper, robert keith tarlton, richard michael crane, robert wayne crowe jr., justin eric cullbirth, edward fred dickson, iii, james matthew finley, zachary michael fischer, jacob rudolph flasher, blake wade hall, james warren harrison jr., joseph michael hofsteter, isaac brandon jackson, christopher m.katzemberger, william joe kirkwood, dennis kezzleoff, matthew david mason, richard lewis mcnaulty, michael robert paton, joseph michael peters, robert wayne ferris, ricky lynn richardson jr., charles sedel, charles ray sanders, jr., ronald wayne sawyer, jerrod marcus schmitz, adam olen smith, tyler smith, christopher glenn stark, sean patrick sullivan, philip james sutek, philip james vintage, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee -- white jr., vincent and gunner william. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men and women demand that we in congress bring all the facts of this long war to light.

johnny, this is our christopher. laughter hello, christopher moltisanti! it's your uncle johnny!from england! come here. finally, huh? got myself a son. i hear he's slow with the talking. hi, christopher, hello! 0h, what's the matter? don't cry, it's only me, your uncle tony. 0k, all right, all right. you know, every time you're here, he cries like this. i didn't do anything! look at that! i don't know what it is. it's like i scare him or something. some babies, when they come into the world, know all kindsl of things from the other side. you have to ask yourself two questions. firstly, doesn't work for the fans? secondly, doesn't work as a stand—alone movie? reread big sopranos fan? a stand-alone movie? reread big sowanos fan?— sopranos fan? never seen it! i should have — sopranos fan? never seen it! i should have done, _ sopranos fan? never seen it! i should have done, people - sopranos fan? never seen it! i should have done, people say| sopranos fan? never seen it! i l should have done, people say it sopranos fan? never seen it! i - should have done, people say it is the great

they are christopher michael, michael chad daly, michael joel beckerman, brian j bradbury, paul douglasjacob russell carver joseph brian kemper, robert keith charleston, richard michael crane, i am sorry robert wayne coro junior, justin eric whole breath, robert jean davis, edward fred dixon the third, jason david, james matthew finley, zachary michael fisher, jacob rudolph, blake wade whole, nicholas joe hand, jonathan michael being hostetter, james roger died the fifth, isaac brandon jackson, christopher m katzenberg or, jeremy andrew cason berger, william joe kerwin, daniel lee kissling junior dennis, donald matthew, matthew david mason, richard lewis mcnulty the third, bradley lewis, james douglas, michael robert patton, joseph michael peters, robert wayne ferris, richardson junior, charles ray sanders junior ronald wayne sawyer, patrick wayne schimmel, jared marcus schmitz. rosamond sheltie, billy joe adam smith, tyler james smith, christopher glenn stark, sean patrick sullivan, philip james, philip david, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee white junior, matthew willard wilson vin

about the christopher steele probe and basically making and concocting a story that they sold to thes. guest: i think what matters here must but this indictment does is really makes us understand that that is the christopher steele moment is an this doc dossier, that was a piece of it. this understanding of until now is yet these outside groups and feeding information to the fbi and now we find out that the lawyers who were working for the clinton campaign had a much wider operation which as he said they were using outside tech executives with security clearances and access to nonpublic information to be creating a whole bunch of digital dossiers and a few members of the term campaign. and telling the clinton campaign about it and feeding that to the fbi as well and then tipping off the media to generate stories about it. this a very elaborate conspiracy against the term campaign and duping the fbi are using the fbi in the process. then we had realized the past pretty. paul: if this was a conspiracy than why that did durham to settle for indicting one person and not a basically false

norm christopher is the chief medical officer of the children's hospital of san antonio. >> there is no doubt that the frequency at which children are being infected is dramatically increased. >> reporter: and their symptoms are greater as well? >> the number of children requiring hospitalization is greater. and the number of kids requiring intensive care, monitoring and treatment is higher now than it was during the first or second surge. >> reporter: even with cases surging, texas is not allowing school districts to offer virtual learning for public school students, which has parents like harrison feeling powerless, especially when the scope of some outbreaks is unclear. >> if we can't be transparent in that information, then what sort of normal are we getting back to? >> reporter: we did reach out to camel isd. they did say in part when somebody tests positive, student or staff member, they do send a letter home to parents on that same day. if parents believe their child was in close contact with that person, they can ask for an excused absence. they also clarify they do give out

and i think that's what we're looking for from christopher ray in the coming out. all right, for the moment she had potential life was there in washington. and just to let you know, we will continue to keep an ear out as these hearings get on the way and go on throughout the day. as she had mentioned that we are expecting to hear from us simone biles, high profile olympic gymnast as well as the f b. i director christopher ray, at some point in the day, maybe on into other stories in afghanistan. it has been one month since the taliban sees the cap to cobble and took control of the government after its military success. it is now facing the challenge of creating a durable administration countries. economy is in ruins, unemployment high, and according to the world food program, up to 14000000 people on the brink of starvation, decades of war have also displaced tens of thousands of afghans. we need urgent humanitarian aid to survive. the global community, which has pledged more than $1000000000.00 in aid, says it will hold the taliban to its promises on upholding hum

christopher michael coladonato. stephenj. colaio. christopher michael colasant.s you are now reunited with those who passed away last year. please be our guardian angel. we will never forget that we will always remember you. god bless america. ronald edward. denise connolly. susan conlon. margaret mary corner. cynthia marie connolly. john connolly. james lee connor. jonathan connors. kevin patrick connors. kevin conroy. brenda conway. dennis michael cook. helen cook. jeffrey w coombs. john cooper. julian cooper. josephjohn coppo. gerardj coppola. josephjohn coppo. gerardj coppola. joseph albert corbett. john josephjohn coppo. gerardj coppola. joseph albert corbett. joth. corcoran iii. alejandro cordero. robertjoseph cordice. ruben d. correa. ruben d. correa. ruben d. correan. james corrigan. carlos cortez rodriguez. kevin michael cosgrove. the mariko staff. digna alexandra costanza. asia s. cottom. conrod kofi cottoy. martinjohn coughlan. and my aunt. we missed you and we love you and you've been my life and i see your face and grandma's face more throughout the

. >> you had no communication with christopher that day. one of your other sons going to school in vermont did. that was after the second plane had already hit the tower. he was i believe trapped in a stairway or -- >> christopher was on a trading desk at kbw. i did call the office after the first plane had hit the north tower. i had spoken with one of my assistants. people in the south tower were fine. they weren't sure what had happened at that point in time. so you know, it was five to ten minutes after the first plane had struck. when i attempted to call christopher later, cell phone service was out. that is after the second play hit. there were a group of them from the trading defkt that were trying to access the different stairwells to find and exit route. they were unable to. kevin is the last person that spoke to christopher. >> neil: when we talk about wall street, we talk about the money. but these were personal eventses, ceos, entire investment firms gone in a moment. as i said, 658 with cantor fitzgerald alone. not only were peo

you know christopher wray. i know you don't know him well. i said if you know the director of the fbi too well, you're probably being investigated by him. you know him. what is happening? >> kayleigh: he is going to deliver a scathing statement. a lot of what we heard -- >> harris: he's coming up next. >> kayleigh: look, a lot of his accounting is going to have to be before his tenure. 2015 is when the claims were brought to the fbi. this is when comey was the fbi director. she said it took 14 months for them to even contact her. also mikayla maroni. the fbi eventually opened an investigation in 2016. still before christopher wray's tenure. he came into the fbi in 2017. he's going to have to account for a lot of what his predecessor did. >> harris: he's had four years since then. >> kayleigh: he will have to account for that. >> harris: many, many more victims. we've seen james comey on the hill so many times. i think he's written books about it. the fbi has problems all the way down the line. they fire these two agents today. does that make

fbi director christopher wray also testified. aishah hasnie is on capitol hill with more.reat to see you. reporter: good evening to you, liz. day two of testimony this time in the house and secretary alejandro mayorkas still could not provide lawmakers with up to date numbers on how many migrants they are deporting, how many migrants they are letting into this country but he did provide them the number of hours he has been working. watch. >> do you think you would be a little better prepared now that you've been asked that question, that now maybe somebody else will can you the same question. you don't have that information? >> oh, congressman, let me share something with you, quite clearly. i work 18 hours a day. okay. so when i returned from yesterday's hearing, i actually focused on mission. reporter: lawmakers want to see the data as fox confirms many haitians migrants are being released into the u.s. mayorkas says the numbers are coming soon. meanwhile nothing reassuring for americans about the fallout from afghanistan. fbi director christopher wray warning that the s

christopher, good morning. caller: thank you for having me on. want to say, united we stand and divided we fall. we have to get together. this is unreal and unprecedented. they are doing horrible things. if we had a common understanding, this is horrible, you guys. come on, this is america. what happened? this whole thing with trump, you know what you're doing. host: let's go to billy who is calling from long, new york, on the republican line. good morning. caller: what's up? i want to say something. to all of these people who are saying the protesters from january 6 are insurrectionists, that is alive. nobody has been charged with treason or insurrection. what about the people who are still being held in jail from that incident who are being denied bail and being divide -- denied bond hearings? where is the sympathy for these people? the people who damaged property, they deserve to be held to justice. but the people who just walked in because there were motions and did not damage anything, they don't deserve to be charged with these crimes. you

james roger the fifth, isaac brandon jackson, christopher katzenberg or. jeremy. william joe kerr would. daniel kissling junior, dennis, donald matthew, matthew david mason, richard lewis nulty make third. bradley lewis melton, james douglas, michael robert patton, joseph michael peters, robert wayne, charles montauk, charles ray sanders junior, ronald wayne sawyer, patrick wayne, jared marcus, roslyn sheltie, billy joe zÜrich's, adam smith, tyler james smith, sean patrick sullivan, philip james sue tech, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee white junior, matthew willard wilson, vincent, sterling william wyatt and governor. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men and women demand that in congress we bring the facts to light and that we prioritize transparency. those that bear the blame and of all the months that preceded it for 20 years and were soldiers that fought in afghanistan did what we send them to do. they went after al qaeda, killed osama bin laden and prevented terrorists from using it as a base for attacking our homeland. they did their duty b

>> reporter: there are two major ways social media is harmful and christopher wray broke it down likere are lone wolf risks as well as risks from small groups and what we know is that for a lone wolf who might be inclined to violence, the access to this extremist ideology is possible through social media. and that is significantly and very harmful way that social media is weaponized. but then further, once these two lone wolves come together, they become so much more potent and that's something that we saw leading up to january 6th where these people who prior to social media may have never had any interaction were able to get together and to galvanize in furtherance of this stolen election lie and then eventually commit this atrocity that happened on january 6th. but here's fbi director christopher wray in his own words. >> a terrorism moves at the speed of social media, and you have the ability of lone actors, disgruntled in one part of the country, to spin up similar like-minded individuals in other parts of the country, and urge them into action or inspire them into action. >> rep

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host: christopher wray yesterday.n terms of specific actions from the fbi, this from the washington post, "the agent accused of failing to investigate larry nassar and lying about it has been fired by the fbi. michael langman, who is a special agent in the indianapolis field office interviewed mckayla maroney in 2015 about her abuse. he left his job in early september according to those individuals." the ig report that christopher wray referred to specifically singled out for special and -- for special agent in charge, wj abbott, accused of how he handled -- and he communicated about a potential job opportunity with the u.s. olympic committee. he retired from the agency back in 2018. plenty of calls for more action from the fbi going farther from that, including on the front page of the washington post. sally jenkins, the headline, " larry nassar is in prison but why aren't his enablers? it is time for his enablers to -- in this cover-up." we are getting your reaction to yesterday's hearing. this is charlie out of kno

christopher leach in plaquemines parish. back to you. >> president biden he has approved a major disaster declarations directing federal aid to the new york. counties and counties in new jersey affected by flooding last week at least 50 people were killed as remnants of ida brought in record rainfall overwhelming rivers and sewer systems. the storm also spawn several tornadoes. the president is expected to visit new jersey and he will be in new york city tomorrow and see storm damage firsthand. >> still to come, the taliban takeover of seems to be complete, although one american lawmaker says they're not keeping their promises. >> plus, remembering the terrorist attacks 20 years later, president biden's plans to honor the 20th anniversary of 9.11. >> first, a bay area woman might soon find her face in the pages of sports illustrated. how she hopes that that fact could boost confiden some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-we

sir christopher mair, there.s chief of staff on 9/11, and had to interrupt the commander in chief as he read to schoolchildren to tell them that a second plane had hit the twin towers. he's been speaking to our north america correspondent, jon sopel. i'm standing at the door to the classroom with a president and the principle of the school. a navy captain came up to the president and said, sir, itappears captain came up to the president and said, sir, it appears a small twin—engine plane crashed into one of the towers in the world trade center in new york city. the principle a bit of a classroom and she and the president walked into the classroom, the door shut. it appears it was not a small twin—engine plane, it was a commercialjet liner. 0h, twin—engine plane, it was a commercialjet liner. oh, my god. another plane hit the other tower at the world trade center in new york city. that is when i walked up to the president and i leaned down and i whispered to him, a second plane hit the second tower, america is und

. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael misulo. >> sreenivasan: children who never knew theirts and grandparents, uncles and aunts, stood before the invited guests as family members and friends held up photos of those they lost in the attack. >> and you will forever live in us. we miss you, and love you. ( bell ) >> sreenivasan: as the reading of the thousands of names continued in new york city, vice president kamala harris and former president george w. bus honored the memory of the 40 people on board the hijacked united airlines flight that passengers and crew members forced down in a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. speaking first, president bush recalled his experience in office 20 years ago, and challenged americans to consider the dangers of domestic terrorism today. >> in the weeks and months following the 9/11 attacks, i was proud to lead an amazing, resilient, united people. when it comes to the unity of ameca, those days seem distant from our own. on america day of trial and grief, i saw millions of people instinctively grab for a neighbor's hand and rally to t

christopher rodriguez will now provide brief remarks. dr. rodriguez: thank you chief contee and thank you chief manger. i am the director of d.c.'s homeland security and emergency management agency. as the host of our federal government, the district of columbia plays an important role in the security posture of the u.s. capitol. we stand ready to assist our federal partners. our mayor, mary bowser, is activating the district of columbia emergency operation tomorrow on saturday, september 18. this will allow district governments to establish clear coordination and communication with our local, regional, and federal partners to ensure interagency coordination, to monitor the various first to mimic events, and provide situational awareness and research -- first amendment events and provide situational awareness and resource management if needed. the district of columbia does not tolerate hate, violence, or the criminal actions of those who committed the insurrection on january 6. the metropolitan police department, fire, and ems work around th

christopher burt says time is not on the side of the 1913 death valley record.ter is, the time, if there was an investigation and takes two or three years, 134 is probably going to factor somewhere else in the earth in the next three years anyhow. it's kind of a moot point, i think going forward. the wmo is also looking at the new europe high temperature from italy in august. randy saveni says that it is important to get the investigations into extremes right. we need to know extremes so we can build a better world. we know that the climate is changing and we can in part, judge that climate change by the quality of the observations that are being used to assess it. in a few months from now, a summit of world leaders to be held here in the uk will be hugely important in formulating a global response to climate change with the united nations saying that only a combined international effort can avert a climate catastrophe. the conference called cop 26 will be held in glasgow, a city which saw flash flooding after thunderstorms in august. we asked some of the delega

christopher steve -- christopher c newton.ficer seven class michael a north, united states navy. [bell rings] barbara k olson. [bell rings] ruben s ornedo. [bell rings] diana v pedro. [bell rings] you -- lieutenant jonas m petrich. [bell rings] robert penninger. [bell rings] robert r ploger iii. [bell rings] and his wife, zandra f ploger. [bell rings] lieutenant darren h patel, united states navy reserve. [bell rings] scott howell. -- scott powell. [bell rings] captain jack d punches, united states navy. lisa j raines. [bell rings] deborah a ramser. [bell rings] rhonda rasmussen. [bell rings] petty officer first class marcia d radford, united states navy. [bell rings] todd h reuben. [bell rings] cecelia e lawson-richard. [bell rings] edward b rohanhorse. [bell rings] judy rowlands. sergeant major robert e russell, united states army major, retired. [bell rings] chief officer william r ruitt, united states army reserves. [bell rings] charles e saban, sr. marjorie t salimoy. [bell rings] john p sammartino. [bell rings] colonel d

christopher knew about harvey weinstein for years and did nothing because their association directlycreate an. upon more victims, dave go ahead. >> yes, i do not want to see the fbi reimagine per se. i would support it being abolished and never spoken of again. >> the situation is just horrific. there we go it got bush guy on board with abolishing. the situation is horrific, the guy is a monster and these guys were really heroic to speak up about it. when you think about how little some people trust these institutions there's a difference between failure and corruption. it is one thing to fail it's another thing to see this corruption where everyone is protected. if there is any decency, any honor in the fbi, everyone at the head of the fbi would have resigned. there would be the investigation you are talking about what we actually see the e-mails and text messages. the fact that we all know that will not happen. this is why there is so little trusted institutions in america. it's not just that we fail on this lever the most brown and despicable way it's the idea they protect themsel

hi, christopher, hello! 0h, what's the matter?or the fans? secondly, does it work as a stand—alone movie? now, were you a big sopranos fan? never seen it, i'm afraid! i should have done, people say it is the greatest tv show ever made. the greatest tv show ever made is the wire. or the film review! not an aficiando, so i have to say, as a stand—alone movie, it feels like it is spending a lot of time getting a lot of pieces in place for stuff which is going to happen later on. it feels very much like an origins film in which, weirdly enough, the origin is actually to the side of what you expect it to be. and also it feels weirdly like an appendage to the scorsese cinematic universe. it kind of feels like a weird appendage to martin scorsese's films. this is what happens when you take something and put in cinema, does it stand up on its own? i would say, for example, fire walk with me, the twin peaks prequel, it is a brilliant horror movie... even if you've never seen twin peaks. el camino, the breaking bad sequel, it made sense. th

it came from a discredited dossier from christopher steele. >> christopher steele is being sued in england liable for things he put in the steele dossier about that bank. >> steele testified in the pressure proceeding that it was sussmann who gave him the information about alpha bank that he pressured on the fbi. >> it's not clear where it goes from here and when durham is done with the probe. in the biden justice department will make those findings public. >> john: thanks. jonathan turley. a law processor. constitutional law expert and fox news contributor. does this directly implicate the hillary clinton campaign in the genesis of the russian investigation? >> it says so directly. this filled in a lot of blanks. we learned last october that the head of intelligence for president obama briefed him that hillary clinton was going to create a russian collusion claim to take away from the email scandal. we learned a lot since then. in this indictment you have the steele dossier. american intelligence believed was used by russian intelligence to spread disinformation. his main source was a rus

christopher steele testified in a british it court that is what was going on. he was paid to dig up the anti-trump stuff. somehow it gets into the fbi. somehow gets into the fisa court. even fisa court judges were outraged over this. why didn't durham bring more in terms of charges along those lines? >> i think you will see more charges along those lines. i don't know durham is staffed the way previous special counsels have been staffed but obviously this case, he had to bring this case today because the statute of limitations ran tomorrow. and i anticipate that you will see mr. sussman and others talking about what they knew at the time. it is clear to me that the clinton campaign has criminal culpability for many of the things that we're talking about right now. if they're using a lawyer at perkins couey as a cutout to go to the fbi, return coming to the fbi, they're aiding and abetting courtrooms this special counsel is investigating. >> ken buck, guy lewis, thank you for coming on the show. coming up later the big fight between the white house and texas. te

let's talk about this with the christoph, i've been a thief who's the director of the lebanon program at the middle east institute in washington, d. c. he's joining via skype from boston. thanks for speaking to us and al jazeera . so, as we're saying 1st such level in a 1st such visit, excuse me, in 11 years, just give me your initial reading into it and tell me how you think it's going to impact lebanon. thank you. thanks for having me. it's an interesting visit given the context that live in on going through right now. the humanitarian crisis that you've alluded to has been crippling the country. people have been losing their lives effectively because of lack of access to hospitality, to hospitals, lack of access to clean water, etc. so this really comes out of necessity 1st of all, but also given the potential lifting or at the very least evening of restriction that the u. s. had imposed on countries companies, entities, dealing with the regime. seeing flexibility coming from the u. s. has definitely helped propel but forward, but also in the heart of the treaty is 1st of all the h

i director christopher wright who was not the f b, i directed them and he will be outlining what changes have actually occurred. although the senator said, we'll have to see whether that's true that i won't be satisfied with platitudes about how this is awful. we're going to change and we'll do better. the problem is, and this is been a sort of real contention, is the department of justice. who has the power than to prosecute some of these people. for example, the f b i, agents who handle this refused to testify. so we're not going to hear about accountability, which is something that we keep hearing from, from the survivors. the athletes who are testifying today, still no accountability, but at least the radically we'll have a crystal array. what mechanisms now in place to make sure that survivors listen to . but of course, this is systemic. this is something we've heard since the beginning of a me to movements you know, began that the point is so i was all listen to men and power abuse, abuse, depositions of power with impunity. when they were christopher, i have to say at least when i