are we getting feedback that the loans are browner capped we have an irrigation problem, so it danny williams and lydia and there teams will do an analysis. they meet with the park service area managers, and they develop a remedial action plan. i i do again want to cautioned that these are appointing time accounts, so was sue bierman, or for example, -- >> having a bad day? >> having a bad day, yes, exactly. i think that is what we have to assess, and with deferred maintenance, again, those things go on a list. sue bierman was not an equity zone park, so we are not going to prioritize fixing sue bierman's playground surface over allis chalmers, for example. so we just have to suck it up until we can cobble together the resources to get there. >> thanks. i know this was information only -- >> i just wanted to add to this conversation, and that is that my understanding is that there will be -- this information will be used to develop remedial plans, and that there will be a course of action designated for these different parks, and that information welcome back to us at a later time. is that co

i'm still with danny and elliot williams. elliott, there were so many interesting things about this case and about this man el chapo. but one of the asides here is the degree to which we learned about how real drug smugglers get drugs into the united states across the border. it wasn't through all those places that donald trump always talks about. this guy had them in the middle of trucks that had other things in them. going through ports of entry. >> helicopters, plane, through ports of entry, through coming in. people crossing in trucks and boats and all kinds of things. >> and tunnels. >> that's how he got out of prison. >> the one thing that's not in there. >> is the guy with the backpack of cocaine walking across the bord border. i would never say that, you know, we need, you know, without any sort of barrier on the southern border. but the idea there's this wave of people coming across with carrying the drugs by hand like even steve king said he saw kids with kids carrying bags. it's just not true. it's a fiction design

thanks as well to danny and to pete williams. >>> now we got to get back to president trump and the national now facing a lawsuit from a total of 16 states. joining us is one of the attorneys general in that lawsuit, maryland a.g. brian, how confident are you that this lawsuit will be successful, and what gives you particular hope for this case? >> well, let me say first of all, stephanie, that the president and i agree about a very fundamental aspect of this case. that is he said he didn't need to do it, didn't need to declare an emergency. i agree with that. he did not. as ali just pointed out a few minutes ago, there's no basis for this. there's no basis for a declaration of emergency. that is, i think, a fatal flaw for the government. we also think that he violates the constitution, violates the law, and as he tries to roll this out, he's going to hit a number of different stumbling blocks. >> the president has indicated the administration -- you know, he said it in his speech. it's going to go to the ninth circuit. we're going to have a bad result, something else is going to happen, a b

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danny shaw, bbc news. lady falkender, who was political secretary to the former prime minister harold wilson, has died at the age of 86. formerly known as marcia williams minister's right—hand woman during his two periods in office during the 1960's and ‘70's, and was blamed for his controversial resignation honours list in 1976, a document which became known as the lavender list. i've been looking back at lady falkender‘s life with the former labour mp, austin mitchell. she was dedicated to harold wilson, and people like bernard donoghue, his speech writer, who came into contact with her in the course of work, find her to talk. they found her too tough. it was almost as if she had the relationship with harold wilson. they had worked together for so long, it was a fairly intense relationship. she kept his feet on the ground, but in a sense, but i think power went to her head when she was his political secretary because she made contact with lots of people, some of them show business people, who she would not normally have come across. she idolised him. she put people like that on the lavender list. that was the accusation against her. do you think it w

danny shaw, bbc news. lady falkender, who was political secretary to the former prime minister harold wilson, has died at the age of 86. formerly known as marcia williamsrsial and influentialfigure. she was the former labour prime minister's right—hand woman during his two periods in office during the 1960s and ‘70s , and was blamed for his controversial resignation honours list in 1976, a document which became known as the lavender list. a planned visit by the chancellor, philip hammond, to china next week is no longer going ahead. the move follows reports china was angered by a speech this week in which the defence secretary, gavin williamson, signalled the uk s intention to send an aircraft carrier to the pacific. a spokesman for the treasury said the visit was never confirmed or announced. president muhammadu buhari has called for nigerians "to refrain from all civil disorder and remain peaceful" after presidential elections there were postponed by a week, just hours before polls were due to open across the country. the independent national electoral commission blamed the delay on logistical difficulties, after reports of problems distributing voti