the throne's cast did 88-year-old claire walton one step better.he watched the episode, accompanied by video greetings from ten cast members. >> i know you can't be here today but i just want to say hello, and that you are with us in spirit. >> it's liam here, sir davos, i hope you're fit enough to watch the battle tonight. i wish you the very best. >> how wonderful of them. the episode aired sunday on hbo, and claire walton, she passed away the next day. >> i don't know the show, but i know that warms your heart. what a terrific gesture by that cast, a show that everybody but me apparently is watching. >>> ahead, bill barr, the attorney general refusing to testify before congress today, a day after some very contentious testimony with the u.s. senate. will democrats hold the ag in contempt? [♪] check your free credit scores at creditkarma. here's to progress. >>> he's trying to blackmail the committee. >> democrats could hold the attorney general in contempt. bill barr refusing to testify today a day after testy testimony on capitol hill. >>> all

clair walton was the first of the family members to give their testimony is here at this public inquiryband. he was infected through her husband. he was given contaminated blood products for treatment for his severe haemophilia. he was infected with hepatitis c and hiv and as a result of that infection clair walton became infected with hiv. she told the inquiry he was never properly warned of the risk of these blood products, and in fact doctors had almost sort of praised him for having so many antibodies in his system against hepatitis c, to protect him from it, because he had been exposed to the virus so many times. she said medical staff knew about the dangers, and she described about the dangers, and she described a time when her husband was pressured to keep taking the contaminated medicines. he was told that there was a shortage of the factor eight, of the old stock, and that they were keeping the good stuff for the little boys — the boys that hadn't been given, hadn't received hiv — and bryan accepted that. he accepted it and i think that's a mark of the man he was, that he was p

claire walton is the first of the family members to give her evidence here at the public enquiry.infected through her husband. he was given contaminated blood products to treat him for his severe haemophilia. he was infected with hepatitis c and hiv and as a result of that infection, claire walton became infected with hiv. she told the enquiry he was never properly warned of the risks of these blood products and that in fa ct these blood products and that in fact doctors had almost praised him for having so many antibodies in his system against hepatitis c to protect him from it, because he had been exposed to the virus so many times. she said medical staff knew about the dangers and she described about the dangers and she described a time when her husband was pressured to keep taking the contaminated medicines. he was told that there was a shortage of the old stock and that they were keeping the good stuff for little boys, the little boys who hadn't received hiv. brian accepted that. he accepted it andi brian accepted that. he accepted it and i think that is a mark of the man he

clair walton is the first of the family members to give her testimony here at the public enquiry.re haemophilia. he was infected with hepatitis c and hiv and, as a result of that infection, clair walton became infected with hiv. she told the enquiry he was never properly warned of the risks of these blood products and that, in fact, doctors had almost praised him for having so many antibodies in his system against hepatitis c to protect him from it, because he had been exposed to the virus so many times. she said medical staff knew about the dangers and she described a time when her husband was pressured to keep taking the contaminated medicines. he was told that there was a shortage of the old stock and that they were keeping the good stuff for the little boys, the little boys who hadn‘t received hiv. brian accepted that. he accepted it and i think that is a mark of the man he was, that he was put under that emotional blackmail and to continue to take what potentially was old stock — infected blood products. clair walton also heavily criticised the now defunct macfarlane trust, w

the thrones cast did 88-year-old claire walton one better.de accompanied by video greetings from ten cast members. >> i know you can't be here today but i just wanted to say hello and that you are with us in spirit. >> it's liam here, you may know me as sir davo seaworth. i hope you're well enough to watch the battle tonight. i wish you the very best. >> claire walton sadly died the next day. >>> let's see if you came up with the correct response. of course you did and your wager, substantial. of course it was. 40784. 100,682. now, let's look at that total, $1,528,012. >> just another day at the office for james holzhauer. with that victory, he is tied for the second longest winning streak in jeopardy history. host alex trebek thinks holzhauer has a shot at beating ken jennings's run. >> also opening up about his battle with pancreatic cancer. >> i'm used to dealing with pain. what i'm not used to dealing with is these surges that come on suddenly of deep, deep sadness. and it brings tears to my eyes. i've discovered in this whole episode, la

clair walton's husband bryan suffered from severe haemophilia.inated medicines. as a result he contracted hiv and hepatitis. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. this was bryan walton. he had haemophilia, but in the early 1980s, two years after he married, he was diagnosed with hiv. he had been treated with an infected blood product called factor viii. today, more than 30 years on, his widow, clair, told the public enquiry about the impossible position her sick husband was put in back then by medical staff. he was told that there was a shortage of the factor viii, of the old stock and that they were keeping the good stuff for the little boys. bryan accepted that. he accepted it and i think that's a mark of the man he was, but he was put under that emotional blackmail. it is estimated around 5,000 haemophiliacs and 30,000 other patients were infected with hiv and hepatitis in the 19705 and ‘80s, after being treated with contaminated blood. clair was also infected with hiv through her husband. months before bryan died of aids, the co

clair walton is one of the many victims of the contaminated blood scandal who have been giving theirtock of infected blood products. voters are going to the polls as local elections take place in some parts of england today. polling stations are open until ten o‘clock this evening. there‘s also elections for six directly elected mayors, and for 11 northern ireland council areas. there‘s no elections in scotland and wales. plaid cyrmu has launched its campaign for the forthcoming european elections. at the launch, the leader adam price called on anyone wanting another eu referendum to back the party in the european elections. plaid says wales should hold an independence referendum if brexit occurs without a further eu referendum. the us attorney general, william barr, has said he will not testify before a senior committee of the house of representatives. it follows tough questioning from senators about his decision to clear president trump of obstruction ofjustice. mr barr dismissed accusations that he‘d downplayed the conclusions of robert mueller‘s report into alleged russian interf