now we are in the court of session for the one thing i have asked for in terms of the court of sessionplainants. how do you feel about the complainants themselves? i've got no animosity whatsoever. people at the absolute right to make complaints, but there has to be confidentiality otherwise you'll never get people making complaints in future. and secondly, there has to be a fair and just way to deal with these things and that is what i believe the court of session will provide. if any good comes out of this, then perhaps that courtjudgment will comes out of this, then perhaps that court judgment will enable a comes out of this, then perhaps that courtjudgment will enable a proper just process to be in place. how do you feel about the impact on nicola sturgeon? this could not be welcomed by hairand the sturgeon? this could not be welcomed by hair and the government she leads. the first respondent is not nicola sturgeon. if the permanent secretary of the... nicola sturgeon. if the permanent secretary of the. .. the impact will be felt by her government and the party. i didn't want this

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no you know when i say the only good i can see coming out of this is we're on our way to the court of session that's a real court of real judgment with fear process is the only the decision and then we'll all have to baber. russia's defense minister warns there terrorists in syria are preparing to stage a chemical attack in a bid to provoke a western intervention. according to information confirmed by several independent sources terrorist group to hear. is preparing another provocation aimed at implicating the syrian government in the use of chemical weapons against the civilian population it province the provocation which is being organized with the active help of british intelligence services is intended to serve as yet another pretext for a missile strike by the u.s. the u.k. and france again states and industry facilities in syria pay right to run the terrorist organization just mentioned is one of syria's most powerful islamist factions here's a quick look at the group. syria's italy a province where the russian military says the provocation is being planned is the country's biggest rebe

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unjust and has said he will proceed with a judicial review of the complaints process at the court of session asked me would i ever be in the position of taking the scottish government to court, i would have been totally, totally amazed. that is what is necessary in order to establish a fair process. and you have to have a fair kick at the ball. you have got to have justice in the process, not just for the person who is on the receiving end of the complaints, but for the complainers themselves. i have not sexually harassed anyone and i certainly have not been engaged in criminality. iam no saint, i have flaws, i understand that. i am looking forward to the opportunity to establish that point. in a statement, scotland's most senior civil servant, the permanent secretary leslie evans, said the scottish government was limited for legal reasons in what it could say, but she said mr salmond's statement contained significant inaccuracies which will be addressed in the court proceedings he intends to bring. the scottish government said it will defend its position vigorously. police scotland refused

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no you know we're a say the only good i can see coming out of this is we're on our way to the court of session that's a real court of real judgment with fear process is the only the decision and then we'll all have to baber. recent tweet suggests that donald trump is eager to engage in fresh trade talks with china it appears beijing gives a little more hesitant with talks that chant impeachment growing ever louder reports say the chinese might wait until after the us midterms to see how things pan out for the american president kellett morgan explained. trade talks between the usa and china have failed again now trump would like to push all the blame on to beijing however the situation deal mess to clean might have more to do with it chinese state media is openly arguing the trump is using the trade wars and tariffs as a gimmick in order to win political support trump likely to feel it's a cool headed midterm elections the meet term elections are one of the key reasons the u.s. has maintained a tough stance towards china needless to say china is not eager to play into trump's hand officials th

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bench ality so we told them to not make that statement because we were taking the action in the court of session but it's an extraordinary situation when the scottish government starts to break its own confidentiality after the shooting everybody connected with this that that was going to be absolutely protected for the process. well let's understand what's unique about the scottish government process is the talking about events of many years ago when i'm not a selling scottish government minister i'm not even m.p. an m.s.p. at the present moment and therefore it's really important if you try and introduce such a reckless specter procedure that you make sure that the passenger who is being complained of it has the opportunity to properly present the case the scottish government's.

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unjust and has said he will proceed with a judicial review of the complaints process at the court of session a statement he said he has not been allowed to see and therefore properly challenge the evidence against him. he added that the permanent secretary chose to deny any permanent secretary chose to deny a ny co nta ct permanent secretary chose to deny any contact with any civil servant, many of whom wish to give evidence on my behalf and access to documentation to allow me to properly challenge the complaints, all of which i be few and some of which were patented ridiculous. in a statement, scotland's's most senior civil servant, the permanent secretary lesley evans, said the scottish government was limited for legal reasons in what it could say. but she said mr salmond's statement contained significant inaccuracies which will be addressed in the court proceedings he intends to bring. the scottish government said it will defend its position vigourously. police scotland refused to comment on whether an inquiry by them is ongoing. but these newly surfaced allegations have rocked scotland's

salmond who twice led the snp is seeking a judicial review of the complaints process in the court of sessionottish government said it would defend its position vigorously. the chancellor, philip hammond, has been accused of launching a "dodgy project fear" by brexit—backing conservatives after he warned that a no—deal brexit would cause major economic damage. mr hammond's comments camejust hours after the brexit secretary, dominic raab, played down the likelihood the uk leaving the eu without a deal. 0ur political correspondent tom barton is in westminster for us this morning. tom, sequence of events, the brexit secretary's announcement yesterday, the chancellor weighing in with some thoughts late in the day, it now what? this isn't the first time that philip hammond has drawn fire from brexit supporters within the conservative party. in this letter which was sent to the commons treasury committee yesterday like you say just hours treasury committee yesterday like you sayjust hours after dominic rabo had been talking down the prospect of a no—deal brexit, he warned, the chancellor, he want n

salmond, who twice led the snp, is seeking a judicial review of the complaints process in the court of sessionscottish government said it would defend its position vigorously. andrew kerr is in glasgow for us. angie, just tell us a bit more about the allegations against alex salmond and who is making them. good morning. these allegations are rocking the british political establishment this morning. these allegations date back to december 2013 when alex salmond was the first minister of scotland and the daily record newspaper alleged there were two exa m ples record newspaper alleged there were two examples of the sexual misconduct against two staff members at his official residence in bute house, like number 10 downing street ina house, like number 10 downing street in a sense. in a countermove, mr salmond has denied these complaints and is taking the scottish government to court because he says the complaints procedure, as we have just been hearing, has been unlawful and unjust. the scottish government has confirmed these proceedings have been launched and vigorously he is saying they will pe

unjust and has said he will proceed with a judicial review of the complaints process at the court of sessione said he has not been allowed to see and properly challenge the evidence against him. he added that the permanent secretary chose to deny me contact with any current civil servant, many of whom wished to give evidence on my behalf and access to documentation to allow me to properly challenge the complaints. all of which i refute and some of which were paid and some of which we re which were paid and some of which were blatantly ridiculous. in a statement, scotland's most senior civil servant, the permanent secretary lesley evans, said the scottish government was limited for legal reasons in what it could say but she said alex salmond ‘s statement contained significant inaccuracies which will be addressed in the court proceedings he intends to bring. the scottish government said it will defend its position vigorously. police scotland refused to comment on whether an enquiry by them is ongoing. but these just surfaced allegations have rocked scotland's political establishment and with t

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and the scottish government the breaking of that confidentiality so we told them to not make that statement because we were taking the action in the court session but of course somewhere from in the bowls of the scottish government a tabloid newspaper was briefed so the story got out therefore we revealed a legal action and events of taken of course but it's an extraordinary situation when the scottish government starts to break its order confidentiality after the shooting everybody connected with this that that was going to be absolutely protected for the process. french police have described the city of grenoble near the alps as the french chicago they've expressed grave concern about the rocketing crime rates which has seen some politicians even trying to avoid the area. too many things we're not told now we are bringing you breaking the law. why we can steal your jewelry grab your bag we have never seen anything like the elites used to be more tough but now. they're afraid. for their lives if the crime rate is significant in grenada compared to cities of the same size the city is plagued with drug trafficking there's not a single week witho

he says once that has been taken care of by the court of session in edinburgh, he can focus on clearingce referendum. she has been placed in an almost impossible situation. as i said earlier, she has been coming under pressure from opposition parties to suspend mr salmond. she has refused to do so. obviously that problem has been removed, given he has resigned from party members of himself. but the problem she has is that she is notjust the snp leader, she is the first minister of scotland. she needs to take these allegations seriously, give due consideration to the women involved, but at the same time not annoying party activists who not only support alex hammond very strongly, by and large, but are also very, very keen for a second independence referendum. she is having to keep them onside because she doesn't want to call a referendum just yet, because the opinion polls in scotla nd because the opinion polls in scotland seem to indicate there is no appetite for an independence referendum orfor no appetite for an independence referendum or for independence. thank you very much. kevin s

salmond, who twice led the snp, is seeking a judicial review of the complaints process in the court of sessionottish government said it would defend its position vigorously. australia is to have a new prime minister, after malcolm turnbull was forced out by his party rivals. scott morrison, the current treasurer in the government led by the liberal party, won a leadership contest held this morning. mr turnbull, who did not stand in the vote, said he was proud of his record and blamed "insurgent" mps for bringing him down. we can get the latest from our syd ney we can get the latest from our sydney correspondent phil mercer. a sixth prime ministerfor sydney correspondent phil mercer. a sixth prime minister for australia injusta sixth prime minister for australia in just a decade? yes, sixth prime minister for australia injust a decade? yes, and he is just about to be sworn into office, to become the 30th prime minister of australia. there will be many voters in this country who wonder when the 3ist in this country who wonder when the 3ist will come along, given that we have to have an election

lead the manual recount took place after widespread allegations of fraud the results must now be ratified by the top court after which a session of parliament will be held within fifteen days well earlier i spoke to al jazeera correspondent osama bin about the challenges the new government will face. now what this means is that. it would be in a much stronger position to call for formulate a government that has already laid out forty demands that he wants all of this coalition partners to adopt but you have to remember that he is well short of one hundred sixty five people required to form a majority government who is going to be in this government is the biggest question and he's reached out to almost everyone and he's going to most probably include people including how the law mary and. to clerics who we've seen in the past very close to iran so that we again be a coalition government that will be an easy government a government which. at least for his part has been time painting on reform trying to change the political spectrum get rid of corruption and reform the economy which is the demand of most iraqis on the street the

he also threatened attorney general jeff sessions and dhs secretary nielsen with contempt of court. ither d.o.j. or sessions has responded. sessions was in houston texas speaking about violent crime, illegal immigration and swaut cities. he took no questions. department of homeland security responded, noting in compliance with the court's order upon arrival in el salvador the plaintiffs did not disembark and were promptly returned to the united states. the plaintiff here, carmen, is represented by the aclu. it allegations that carmen fled el salvador to the u.s. to seek asylum from years of sexual abuse by her his band as well as death threats from a gang. the government maintains that it cannot grant asylum to victims of individual crime or violence, only to those victimized by political governmental or social persecution. >> dana: all right, doug, thank you. let's bring back james trusty on this. these claims that people from outside of the united states, if they want to come to the u.s. and claim asylum, domestic violence, gang violence, the trump administration said we can't do t

and return to the u.s., and also threatened to hold the attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions, in contempt of courtu and it challenged the justice department's move to curtail immigrants from seeking asylum due to domestic and gang violence in their home countries. joining me jacob soboroff, who has been following this story from the beginning, and retired immigration judge paul schmidt. jacob, tell us what happened last night. >> it was unbelievable, katy. there is this case with eight plaintiffs in federal court. it's brought against specifically attorney general jeff sessions for these new restrictive policies that make the bar higher for passing a credible fear interview to clear asylum. you mentioned it. stricter regulations around domestic violence, around gang violence, around sexual abuse, and so one of the plaintiffs in this case, despite the fact the case was in the process of being adjudicated, was put on a plane and deported to el salvador yesterday in the middle of the case. the judge found out about it. because the aclu brought it up in court, actually said in court, turn the plane ar

the scottish government would break the lack of the then jollity so we told them to not make that statement because we were taking the action in the court sessionbut then of course somewhere from when the bowls of the scottish government a tabloid newspaper was briefed so the story got out there for we revealed of a legal action and events have taken of course but it's an extraordinary situation when the scottish government starts to break its own confidentiality after the shooting everybody connected with this that that was going to be absolutely protected for the process that's a global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our website aren't you dot com for the latest on all those stories and much mark. survival. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates. the mendocino complex fire is the largest wildfire in california is history but despite its biblical level of danger to those brave firefighters trying to contain it well that didn't stop telecommunications giant arising from seeing potential dollar signs amidst all the devastation yes thanks to evidence recently submitted

of supreme court nominees before us. the standard of disclosure established by senator jeff sessions of alabama, the ranking republican at the time on the committee -- and the standard leahy hasi patrick been trampled on and ignored by republicans when it comes to their own nominee, brett kavanaugh. what is in these documents the republicans did up to share with the american people? what did mr. cavanaugh say or do or right during that time that we ought to know before he becomes the swing vote on the united states supreme court for more than a generation. the second issue i raised goes back to an earlier time when he came before the committee under oath and i asked him questions about his role when it comes to the detention of combatants. and i didd to say -- not bring my glasses. this may be a struggle in this light situation. i asked him about his role and i was noti did not -- involved and was not involved in the questions about the roles of -- of rules governing detention of combatants, so i do not have the involvement with that issue of combatants." i paraphrase that because i did not bring my glasses. -- when hea

government in the midst of their immigration appeal in court not only did the judge say the action was unacceptable he held u.s. attorney general jeff sessions in contempt of court can you believe it the incident highlights the increasing tension and focus on the issue of immigration particularly as it relate to the matter of child separation from parents that we've covered on the program in the past well today we take a closer look at the business side of the issue which is so far not been covered too much below the radar if you will here to help us out is human rights activists and tar davidson who joins us from tucson arizona not far from the us mexico border into our welcome and thanks for the good work that you've done you've witnessed first hand on these migration detention centers and the pretty dismal conditions there for these children it's been well more than a month since the first situation was first highlighted at these centers has anything changed since that time and what's the situation there in tucson. perfect yet thanks for having me on the show fortunately there's been quite a bit of action here. as as i had mentioned that

to plot against the white house will not be happy with the end of today's session meanwhile iran and the u.s. are at the international court of justice where tehran is challenging washington sanctions there and says it's the victim of economic strangulation and argues these sanctions violated friendship treaty that they signed way back in one nine hundred fifty five the u.s. argues that the court has no jurisdiction to even hear the case lawrence lee has more from the hague. well they serve this hearing it's been the united states state su iran's core allegation that the us has been in breach of this obscure nine hundred fifty five agreements of friendship between the two countries by the reimposition the sanctions and the overwhelming overarching all human from the u.s. side is that iran's argument is entirely deceitful because it's effectively confusing legal and political arguments in the us his argument is that iran's complaint isn't really about the nine hundred fifty five agreement it's all bus about the united states pulling out of the nuclear deal and re imposing sanctions and based on that it says the call doesn't

of hurricane maria. a federal judge has threatened to hold attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary cures to nelson in kristjenof court -- nielsen in contempt of court after learning immigration authorities had already begun the deportation of a salvadoran mother and her daughter,espite the two being plaintiffs in n a pending aclu lawsuit challenging session our street effort to stop people fleeing gang violence and mystic viviolence from qualifying for asylum. the federal judge sullivan slammed the administration site "this is pretty outrageous that someone seeking justice in u.s. court is spirited away while her attorneys are arguing for justice e for her." judge sullivan has ordered the administration to return the mother and daughter to the united states immediately. they had already been flown to el salvador and navan flown back to houston. the trump administration has admitted it still has not reunited 559 children immigration officials forcibly separated from their parents at the border. the hundreds of children are still in government custody more than two weeks after a court-imposed deadline requiring the tru

of the bay area. >>> a federal judge in washington is threatening to hold attorney general jeff sessions in contempt of court over a deportation case. judgment emmett sullivan stopped the deportations of a mother and daughter yesterday. they were being flown back to el salvador while a court hearing was underway. the judge ordered the plane to turn around and granted the aclu's request to delay the deportation until the lawsuit is decided. >>> you probably heard about the space force, the financial impact that could have on the bay area. >>> from threes to four, steph cu ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >> announcer: you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> announcer: this is "abc7 mornings." >>> all right. the bay area air quality is improving but check out the rest of the state. there's an air

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from this, in sessions saying he will refuse to put politics over the rule of law, because this is the exact same attacks we are seeing when it comes to brett kavanaugh at the supreme courte same types of attacks by jeff sessions' base during his confirmation hearing and it really just goes to show you can't buy into that fear mongering. john: al, lindsey graham has said mr. sessions might be fired. that's what brought up all this speculation. senate judiciary committee member ben sasse saying it's a bad idea for trump to fire sessions. listen to this tape. >> the idea that jeff sessions might be fired because he's not a political hack is a very, very bad idea. it's a bad idea for the constitution, it's a bad idea for public trust, it's a bad idea for the department of justice and frankly, a really bad idea for the president of the united states. i have communicated that message to my colleagues today and i have communicated that message to the president. john: does he have a point, al? >> of course he does. look, the president is angry because jeff sessions did the right thing and recused himself and didn't tell the president. now here he is saying let's get rid of jeff

of some but can move forward with greater resolve. >>> a federal judge in washington is threatening to hold attorney general jeff sessions in contempt of courtrtation case. the judge stopped the deportations of a mother and daughter yesterday as they were being flown back to el salvador while a hearing to contest their deportations was under way. the judge ordered the plane to turn around and delay the deportations until the lawsuit is decided. >> here's a look at live doppler 7 and you'll notice that we've got the cloud cover with the satellite image along the coast. i want to take you outside to show you this beautiful shot from sutro. we have much better air kwquali today. looking at clouds seeping in. temperatures mostly in the 50s, oakland 52, but san jose is warmer at 60 degrees. i'll take you to the golden gate bridge we have dense fog along the coast. santa rosa only 49 degrees. upper 50s fairfield and concord. highs today range. it'll be cooler than yesterday, so we have cloudy conditions, cooler at the bay, half moon bay 62. oakland 74 and mid 90s inland where we'll see hazy conditions due to the wildfires. for the giants you need

let's shut the government down because that way kavanaugh wouldn't make it to the start of the supreme court session> the president also said there are evil people here in washington in this interview with rush limbaugh. let me read to you another quote from the president. you have a lot of bad people in washington. you knew that a long time ago. frankly, before i knew it, i had no idea how evil some of them are. but you have some great people, too. so he's doubling down on his evil people here in washington. >> what a revelation. i mean, it's washington. you have it in every city. listen. it fits his narrative. he blames -- in there is blame he assigns to various folks who criticize him or stand up to him. some of them, sadly, the media is often one of his favorite targets. but not just the media. even some in his own party and democrats. it's a consistent trump theme, and it's perhaps some consistent trump hyperbole there. >> let's get back to his tweet. a real bombshell this morning, carrie, when he said this is a terrible situation and attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch

of jeff sessions. jeff sessions is no friend to law itself. federal court the other week had to threaten contempt because jeff sessions in the middle of family separation litigation was actually in the act of deporting people. but i got to say, donald trump's attempting to interfere, to publicly direct what sessions is doing, is wildly inappropriate. and everybody who cares about law should be up in arms and be deeply concerned. >> thanks to all of you. coming up, jeff sessions was, you may know, the third member of congress to publicly endorse trump in 2016. the second member, congressman duncan hunter. and he just pleaded not guilty to misusing campaign funds. plus, federal reserve chair jerome powell is set to speak shortly, just days after president trump escalated his attacks on the fed, saying, he's, quote, not thrilled with the chairman he appointed. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevag