davidson, who won a special election to app. fill house speaker john boehner, discussed his house freedom caucus at the gathering. blogger and radio host eric arison organized the conference. it is about 30 minutes. >> the man who moved to see decidedly to the right, warren davidson, congressman of ohio. [applause] so i want you to confront the people in your room -- in the room who you killed by passing tax cuts. the rhetoric out there, apparently the fcc has killed people because of net new challenge you have kill people because of tax cuts, the president has killed people by getting elected. a lot of people have died. >> i heard it was armageddon. and if five alarm fire. that we have to react. i do not know who is suffering under tax reform. that we have to react. i cannot find anyone in my district suffering. i know friends who have a lot of property who have done well because they have high taxes in who may be will pay more taxes but they are at the highest income bracket owning really expensive property and things are goin

davidson: plenty of rules though. host: you run, having an engaged in politics, i remember your race, getting phone calls with people saying you were the guy we needed to get behind. to see boehner and so much of the washington establishment mobilize against you, i guy who had not been a politic -- been in politics for a wild, they serve -- they clearly must've seen something in you from getting you to washington. rep. davidson: when i checked out in 2005, i missed the tea party movement. i missed a lot of that. i checked out of that. it is not that i'd didn't pay attention to the news, i was no longer engaged at a significant level in any way in politics. i focused on my family, acted in my church, try to grow my companies. when i tried -- when i first got in, i was a former chairman of our regional manufacturing association. i knew enough to know that local and state chambers of commerce, they have policy positions. but they don't really get involved in political races. i didn't have a clue. i didn't have a clue the

this is the 115th anniversary of harley-davidson.s, are one of those industries that have been hit by the tariffs. 20% tariff coming down from the eu. add that on top of the 25% steel tariff and 15% aluminum tariff. suddenly harley-davidson is looking at a loss of upwards of $ $55 million this year. as a result, harley-davidson announced they were going to move some production overseas to europe. the president on twitter earlier this summer said harley-davidson was waving the white flag and this was, quote, the beginning of the end and a boycott would be -- i want to bring in one of the motorcycle riders in from st. louis. and you were planning to ride in, but the water got in your way. the question i want to ask you was, what did you think about harley-davidson moving some of their operations overseas? and what do you think about the president's trade effort? >> i think harley is doing what they need to do. and not everything the president does is right. i support him, for the most part. but i'll tell you something. harley has been

ruth davidson was asked myjob's here in scotland. i want to retain my seat in edinburgh central in 2021. i want to be the next first minister of scotland. the first conservative first minister of scotland. that's always been my aim. minister of scotland. the fact she and her partner are soon expecting a baby is another reason. partner are soon expecting in three years' time, the voters will decide whether ruth davidson achieves her goal of becoming scotland's first minister. achieves her goal of becoming her political ambitions, we've now learned, shaped by her own personal struggles. we've now learned, shaped steven godden, bbc news, in edinburgh. and if you've been affected by any of the issues raised by that report, you can find more information and support at bbc.co.uk/actionline. with all the sport now, here's karthi gna nasegaram at the bbc sport centre. here's karthi gna nasegaram hello, here's karthi gnanasegaram mishal, thank you verj great britain's simon yates is a few minutes away from winning cycling's vuelta a espana. m

ruth davidson doesn't fit the traditional conservative mould.persona helped restore what some thought was lost forever, success with scottish voters. today, she took an unusual step for a politician, revealing her private struggles with her mental health. in a sunday times interview, she describes going into a tailspin as a teenager. diagnosed with clinical depression, she was given medication which led to "desperate, dark, terrible dreams". i think it's very brave for any politician, leader, to come out and speak about their own struggles with a mental health problem, because the reality is that, especially in politics, mental health is still seen by many as a weakness. in ruth davidson's edinburgh constituency, these students we spoke to agree that everyone, regardless of who they are, should be involved in the conversation about mental health. it's definitely something that lots of young people are going through, and having someone like her talk about it, it can only be a good thing. if everybody's open about it, it will help other people tha

it's powerful stuff and that lovely photo with a little wink from ruth davidson. the sunday telegraph's main story is about the kremlin and the possibility the russian secret services are fighting amongst themselves over the poisonings. it's these two history buffs who came for our weekend in salisbury to look at this bar. within an art. and not to try and poison anybody. the sunday telegraph is saying the reason they were put in front of the cameras with this ridiculous explanation was that the kremlin are furious with them because they basically botched the spy because they basically botched the spy operation. they should have gone in there and cleanly killed and two victims and gone out but they are on cctv, they left the perfume bottle with the poison in the wrong place so with the poison in the wrong place so to innocent people were poisoned and one died, and they are furious so and one died, and they are furious so they have basically hung them out to dry and the secret services are telling the sunday telegraph they expect more developments from russia asa e

here we have ruth davidson, leader of the scottish conservatives.nister. that will disappoint a lot of people, especially in the more liberal wing of the conservatives. there will be people who don't know who ruth davidson is, because she is not a westminster mp. she is the leader of the scottish conservatives. she is winking at us. she is expecting her first baby. she is an absolute breath of fresh air in politics, regardless of which party she is in. she's gay. she has done this interview here where she is incredibly frank about her problems with depression and mental health issues during her teenage years. she talks about self harming, she talks about drinking. in the context of this, she says that she puts her mental health and her family, her forthcoming child and her partnership, much higher than coming to westminster to lead the conservative party. yes, emphatically saying she really doesn't want that. i think this is a sensational story because we have a lwa ys sensational story because we have always felt at westminster that there must be a

later this year, ruth davidson will give birth to her first year, ruth davidson will give birth to herfirstr, ruth davidson will give birth to her first child and she also confirmed in that interview that in the future she won't go to westminster as an mp or as a peer, because she finds the idea of leaving herjob in edinburgh while she's in london as offensive. thanks very much indeed. sir vince cable, has rejected claims he is running out of time as leader of the liberal democrats and, speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr, refused to set a firm resignation date. that's uncertain. i've a series of tasks to do. i'm going to do them. i'm not setting a time horizon. i think it would be foolish to do so with so much uncertainty flying around. sir vince cable. at least 49 people are now known to have been killed in the philippines by typhoon mangkhut, many of them caught in landslides set off by heavy rain. the typhoon has now moved across from the philippines, to southern china and hong kong, with winds of up to 100mph. from hong kong, robin brant sent this report. this was a monster typhoon that

i want to bring in jo, a harley-davidson requirider here. a 20% tariff on motorcycles and what happened as a result? harley-davidson announced they would be moving some of their operations overseas. you're a local down the road. how does that make you feel? >> i don't like that. >> reporter: what would be your message to president trump? >> i'm pro trump, but don't do that. the jobs need to stay here. >> reporter: you were telling me, would you consider biting -- >> buying a different motorcycle other than harley-davidson, because of the fact they're not -- because of that? yes, i would. i stopped buying crocs when they moved to china. >> reporter: is this fight worth it? >> yes and no. it's complicated. you know? it's complicated. jobs have to stay here, though. people have to -- the jobs in the united states. >> reporter: this is something, richard, we've seen throughout the summer. whether it be in idaho and the potato farmers or here in wisconsin. there is an eagerness to have these trade deals result in something that actually produces

ruth davidson doesn't fit the traditional conservative mould.energetic persona helped restore what some thought was lost forever, success with scottish voters. today, she took an unusual step for a politician, revealing her private struggles with her mental health. in a sunday times interview, she describes going into a tailspin as a teenager. "i started hurting myself, punching walls, cutting my stomach and arms with blades or broken glass, drinking far, far too much." diagnosed with clinical depression, she was given medication which led to "desperate, dark, terrible dreams". i think it's very brave for any politician, leader, to come out and speak about their own struggles with a mental health problem, because the reality is that, especially in politics, mental health is still seen by many as a weakness. in ruth davidson's edinburgh constituency, these students we spoke to agree that everyone, regardless of who they are, should be involved in the conversation about mental health. it's definitely something that lots of young people are going t

because it's not only harley-davidson riders, not only companies like harley-davidson. wisconsin alone, 6 oh% of the world's cranberries come from here. cranberries have been tariffed. you look at the cheese industry that has been tariffed here. there is a lot of different industries here in the state that have been impacted and individuals like d. who are looking at what is -- whether it be the cost of motorcycles, whether it be the businesses that employ individuals like here in milwaukee that are up in the air. i think that's where we'll be paying attention over the next two months, eamon, as these conversations with the likes of canada, mexico and the eu go forward. eamon? >> nbc's vaughn hillyard in the thick of it for us. thanks, appreciate it. >>> all right. so did harvard university hire senator elizabeth warren because she identified herself as a native american? why an attempt to set the record straight could signal that she's actually gearing up for a 2020 presidential race. ns to the nightclub here. and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom'

pete davidson, everybody.d applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back, buddy. >> hey. >> seth: this is a real time flies situation for me that you're starting your fifth season. because i remember when you were there on your first day. it's crazy that it's been five years. >> it's -- yeah, it's long. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and you have adam driver. you have kanye west. this is a very good season premiere. do you feel good about that? >> yeah, it's sick. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: and adam's hosted before. >> i'm just, like, happy to be there. >> seth: you're still -- so that's good. five years in, you're happy to be there. >> yeah. 'cause, like, i don't deserve to be there. so, i just -- [ light laughter ] i feel like i'm getting away with something. >> seth: you definitely deserve to be here. what is your -- you know, we're late in the week. we're thursday. so tuesday night is, of course, writing night. what is your writing night process like? >> well, usually everybody there stay

harley davidson has put up a lot of money too, i feel, to keep the costs down. >> reporter: that second from there, ali, she works in a dealership in michigan and rode in for the weekend. as you heard, oftentimes there's acknowledgement that some of these policies are currently hurting the folks like them, they said at the same time there's others like that first gentleman that said hopefully in the long run it works out and there are still other policies that they're voting on, not just simply this trade war. >> vaughn, thanks very much for your reporting from there. a very interesting story. vaughn hillyard in milwaukee. >>> labor day was created to celebrate the labor movement and the american worker. that's what we're celebrating today. president trump marked the holiday by tweeting that, quote, the worker in america is doing better than ever before. but 2018 has actually been a tough year for workers on a couple of fronts. let's go back to the other screen n june the supreme court ruled that public employees have the right to opt out of union and stop paying dues. while american wo

on friday, in a bbc interview, ruth davidson was asked about a move to westminster.entral in 2021. i want to be the next first minister of scotland. the first conservative first minister of scotland. that's always been my aim. the fact she and her partner are soon expecting a baby is another reason. in three years' time, the voters will decide whether ruth davidson achieved her goal of becoming scotland's first minister. her political ambitions, we've now learned, shaped by her own personal struggles. steven godden, bbc news, in edinburgh. around a thousand people have staged a rally in manchester to protest against anti—semitism. the organisers of the rally say there has been a frightening rise in abuse targeting jews. the chief rabbi, ephraim mirvis, and labour mp dame margaret hodge both spoke at the event. we asked dame margaret hodge what she thinks the labour party could do next to improve the issue, having recently adopted the international definition of anti—semitism. i'm really pleased the national executive of the labour party has now accept it the internat

later this year, ruth davidson will give birth to her first child.s an mp or appear because she finds the idea of leaving her child in edinburgh while she's in london offensive. —— she will not go to westminster as an mp or a peer. let's go to brighton where the lib dem conference is taking place. so vince cable says the money would be put aside over a 10—year period and would include funds raised from the sale of the taxpayer ‘s stake in the sale of the taxpayer ‘s stake in the royal bank of scotland. it's one ofa number of the royal bank of scotland. it's one of a number of suggestions being put forward at the party's annual conference this weekend, taking place in brighton. a little earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent jonathan blake, who is in brighton for us, and he gave me the context around this particular policy. the economy is comfortable territory for sir vince cable and as leader of the liberal democrats, for the time being at least, because he has announced that he will stand down at some point before the next election due in 2

later this year, ruth davidson will give birth to her first child.mp or a peer because she finds the idea of leaving her child in edinburgh while she's in london offensive. the french far—right leader marine le pen has rebranded her party in an effort to broaden its political appeal. formerly known as the front national, the party is now called rassemblement national. mrs le pen has been speaking to her party at its summer conference this afternoon. let's speak to our correspondent hugh schofield who is in paris. they have rebranded. the party is in pretty bad shape, there are court cases all over the place. what has she said to reassure the party with the european elections coming up in may? rebranding, a new name but the message is identical to what was there before. she has had a tough year and there before. she has had a tough yearand a there before. she has had a tough year and a half, she lost the election of course against emmanuel macron after a pitiful performance in the second round of the elections, then there have been thesejudicial elect

pete davidson is here, erybody. [ cheers and applause ] always thrilled to see him.'s in the very funny new film "night school." mary ln rajskub is back on "late night" tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we will ve stand-up comedy from the very funny zainab johnson. so you're here on a fantastic ght. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to that, today, dr. christine blasey fortestified to the senate about the allegations of sexual assault agait supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: coming into this hearing today, president trump's aides desperately tried to restrainim and prevent him from attacking dr. ford. but trump very quickly dispensed onwith that advice and wenhe offensive. in fact, trump was apparently so frustrated by the growing crisis around his nominee that he de ded to take matters into his own hands. trump is not only still standing by judge brett kavanaugh. but tonight, he's taking the in of defending the embattled supreme court nominee. he's gwn increasingly dissati

. >> ariana grande, who arrived with fiance pete davidson, paid tribute with an aretha franklin classicke a natural woman >> pete was waiting backstage. jennifer hudson expected to play aretha in a movie told me she was humbled when asked to perform. >> i have no words. >> what does it mean to be here and to perform today? ♪ the darkest hour >> everything. aretha franklin is -- she's music. she's music. ♪ lord >> and i spoke to an emotional chaka khan before her performance today of the gospel song "going up yonder." ♪ how many people have come through and they have memories of aretha franklin, do you have a specific memory. >> i have thousands of them. we loved each other. she used to call me about what fur to wear. i'm honored to be able to be here and give her a beautiful sendoff. >> the producer behind today's ceremony told me the biggest names in music were happy to honor aretha franklin. >> everyone was just excited and said absolutely, because everybody knew that this is a historymakstorymaking moment. >> there were so many powerful speakers today. i had a chance to speak to smok

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they hired the engineers to his name wasblem, davidson, he engineered what is known as the davidson bit. a waterway over 90 miles long just northeast of here. it brings 180,000 gallons of water to the fairbanks to -- to the fairbanks district every day up until 1967. as we come through this clearing knob.you can see a that is about 150 feet down towards the davidson ditch. eventually, 36 inch piping brought that water to the valley. feet above the00 valley floor. oor was quite a bit higher. if you look into the horizon, all of those trees, they were embedded in the original valley. you will be able to see for yourself. before the mining began in this valley, there was maybe well over 100 feet of rock. george will explain how the rock was taking care of. >> once the fairbanks exploration company had the part plant build and the water supply, the davidson ditch, they could begin ground preparation. it was a two step process that went right along with the layers of material present here in the ground. was just frozen in mud, no golden it. all overburden had to be removed from company claim

>> jimmy: now, did pete know that there's a song called "pete davidson" on the album?yeah, yeah. >> i made it, and i sent it to him, and i didn't know what to call it, so i just called it "pete." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: just called it "pete davidson." >> it was either going to be that, or like, "this is about pete davidson." [ light laughter ] i was like, why not? you know? be direct. >> jimmy: well, you guys want to hear a little bit of -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i got you into my life whoa look at my mind yeah no better place or time ♪ ♪ how they align universe must have my back fell from the sky into my lap ♪ ♪ and i know you know that you're my soulmate and all that ♪ ♪ i'm like ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ and i'm going to be there for you ♪ >> jimmy: that is beautiful. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i mean, can you imagine? what was -- what was pete's reaction -- [ cheers and applause ] he must have lost it. he must have been so touched. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm so hapor >> thank you. >> jimmy: i've got to say. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i know both of you gu

i did not know there was a song called "pete davidson" on your chalbum.um -- >> jimmy: when did you -- when did you ite this song? >> like, a week after we started hanging out and stuff. >> jimmy: yeah, yead. >> iit, and i sent it to him, and i didn't know what to call it, so i just called it "pete." [ light laughter ] >> jim: just called it "pete davidson." >> it was either going to be that, or like, "this is about pete davidson." [ light laughter ] i was like, why not? you know? be direct. >> jimmy: well, hu guys want r a little bit of -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i gotfeou into my hoa look at my mind yeah no better place or time ♪ ♪ how they align universe must have my backm fell fe sky into my lap ♪ ♪ and i know you know that you're my soulmate and all that ♪ ♪ i'm like ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ and i'm going to be there for you ♪ >> jimmy: that is be ytiful. >> tha. >> jimmy: i mean, can you imagine? what was -- what w pete's reaction -- [ cheers and applause ] he must have lost it. edhe must have been so tou >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm so hap

davidson denies those claims.n his home and office with the legal pressure on michael cohen building, he invoked the 5th amendment right in daniel's other lawsuit, the one against trump and cohen to invalidate her mda, and in a live call to foxx and friends," he defended cohen and himself amid speculations campaign funds were used to pay off daniels. >> he did nothing wrong. there was no campaign funds -- >> why is he pleading the 5th? >> because he's got other things. he's got businesses. but i'm not involved. >> in that civil litigation with daniels, they folded, withdrawing their part of the suit in saying they would not enforce the mda, but as problems multiplied, many wondered how the loyalty to trump would last. >> everybody slips. >> what if he flips over? >> if he flips, you're in trouble. >> in the following weeks, president trump turned to rudy to turn to the court of public opinion and contradicted the president's statements claiming he didn't know about the payments with a may 2 interview be sean hanni

inside her private life with fiance pete davidson.heir pet pig. >>> what to expect from the snl premiere with kanye taking ariana grande's place. >>> then, after this, how will smith is shocking fans again. >> yeah, i know. it's little intense. >>> and -- ♪ >> i'm too stubborn. >> we're with cher back on stage and throwing more shade at madonna. >> madonna wears a lot of makeup, not like me. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hi, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. >> let's jump right in. tonight's top story. gwyneth paltrow's weekend wedding. gwyneth paltrow and brad falchuk are planning to wed this weekend at her home in the hamptons. she was spotted out yesterday in new york shopping for lingerie. in april, they had a star-studded engagement party. jennifer aniston, kate hudson, but the nuptials will be more intimate. >> i'm too old. i got to be like, i got to dial it back. >> a lady is never too old to have a white dress and big ring, honey. that's a good thing. >> and we love this idea. john legend wedding singer? ♪ ♪

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ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader.iberal democrat leader sir vince cable will announce proposals to raise a wealth tax in order to pay for a citizens fund — which he says will spread britain's resources evenly and strengthen public finances. we can join our political correspondent jonathan blake who is at the party's annual conference in brighton. this sounds like it's got vince cable's fingerprints all over it, very much a lib dem policy. it's classic vince cable and comfortable territory for the leader. he says ten yea rs territory for the leader. he says ten years on from the financial crash that it's a disgrace the taxpayer hasn't felt the benefit or been repaid for bailing out rbs, and financial institution. he says it's time to sell off some of the government's shares in that bank and reinvest that money into a sovereign wealth fund which he says will benefit society as a whole. he's also talked about putting up wealth taxes on people who have big investments and earn lots of money year after year. this will be a

. >> but they didn't say harley davidson on them, did they? >> no. >> do you remember when we had leather jackets that didn't have harley davidson on the back. >> he said, maybe. put your shoes on and come outside. >> put your boots on! >> oh, my gosh. >> rusty stopped in his tracks. you all see the gleaming chrome off the garage. >> my question is, how did they get it out there without them knowing? not the quietest motorbike. he's talking about the bike when he said honey. >> yeah. and his wife, jo, they used to ride together. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, the golf cart in the corner is like, well, i guess my battery's about to run down. >> all you have to do is turn that. >> it's been sometime since they had bikes. so jo thought it was a perfect way to get back into the hobby and the sport. rusty fires it up -- >> look at his face, i mean, the joy. >> how did they get it to the house you ask? while rusty was off at church, jo and the guy she brought it from brought it over to the garage. two days later, jo bought herself a bike as well, so th

bikers from around the world celebrated milwaukee based harley-davidson's 115th anniversary today. the company celebrated with, what else, a motorcycle rally. people rode through the veestre of milwaukee on custom and vintage bikes. it was a bit rainy, but that didn't put a damper on the celebration. >> i think harley is doing what they need to do, and not everything the president does is right. >> worst interview location ever. harley-davidson says it's making the change to try and avoid stiff tariffs from the european union. the eu imposed those tariffs in response to pruesident trump's new trade measures. from bikes to sports, here's a preview of what's coming up next in sports. >> coming up next in sports, the giants and mets do battle at at&t park and kahlil mack has a new home. plus, a big series across the bay at the coliseum. were the a's able to salvage a split with the mariners? find out next. >>> it was the trade that caught the sports world by storm yesterday. kahlil mack acquired by the bears for four draft picks. today he arrived in chicago. mack may actually have som

ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader.taxes should be imposed to create a £100 billion citizens fund, which would spread britain's resources evenly and strengthen public finances — that's according to the leader of the liberal democrats. sir vince cable says the money would be put aside over a 10—year period and would include funds raised from sale of the taxpayers‘ stake in the royal bank of scotland. it's one of a number of suggestions being put forward at the party's annual conference this weekend. the number of people killed by typhoon mangkhut in the philippines has risen to 25. violent winds of more than 160 miles per hour and torrential rains, triggered landslides and caused extensive flooding. but blocked roads and wrecked communication lines means the true impact on rural areas is not yet clear. 0ur philippines correspondent howard johnson reports. mangkhut has been called by meteorologists the strongest typhoon in the world so far this year. and now, the reality of the utter devastation it has caused is becoming

ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader. liberal democrat leader sir vince cable will announce proposals to raise a wealth tax in order to pay for a citizens fund, which he says will spread britain's resources evenly and strengthen public finances. we can join our political correspondent jonathan blake who is at the party's annual conference in brighton. can you explain what he means by this? yes, the economy is co mforta ble this? yes, the economy is comfortable territory for the vince cable. ten years ago he warned we would be spending too much on credit cards, household it was too high and some people credit him with at least partly predict in the financial crash. ten years on he says it is a disgrace that the taxpayer hasn't been paid back all rewarded for bailing out our —— rbs. he says sell at shares in that and also put up taxes on people who have lots of money invested and earn money back from that every year, and use that money to be reinvested in behalf of the country as a whole to benefit the country as a whole to

ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader. warning that cancer patients are facing worrying delays in diagnosis and treatment. radio 5 live investigates has been told just 3% of the laboratories which diagnose and study diseases across the uk have enough staff to meet demand. the department of health says it's increased medical training places for home—grown doctors by 25%. with freshers week about to get under way, the universities minister is calling for academic leaders to make student mental health a key priority for the upcoming year. universities minister sam gyimah has written to vice chancellors asking them to review the services they already have in place and improve on areas that are inadequate. going to university is one of the biggest transitions a lot of students will make in their life. the first time leaving your family, leaving your village, your town or your city. having the right pastoral care, well—being and support will mean that in the critical transition phase, students can adapt to their new environment

ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader. "citizens fund", which would spread britain's resources evenly and strengthen public finances — that's according to the leader of the liberal democrats. sir vince cable says the money would be put aside over a ten year period and would include funds raised from sale of the taxpayers' stake in the royal bank of scotland. it's one of a number of suggestions being put forward at the party's annual conference this weekend. a little earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, jonathan blake, who is in brighton for us, and he gave me the context around this particular policy. this is familiar ground for sir vince cable, the former business secretary, and somebody who some people at least credit in part with predicting the financial crisis that happened in 2008. for months before that, he warned the then labour government about rising levels of household debt, and then of course the crash happened. one result of that was royal bank of scotland being bailed out by the taxpayer. sir vince

ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader. patients are facing worrying delays in diagnosis and treatment. radio 5 live investigates has been told just 3% of the laboratories which diagnose and study diseases across the uk have enough staff to meet demand. the department of health says it's increased medical training places for home—grown doctors by 25%. australians have been warned to cut fresh strawberries before biting into them after several people found sewing needles hidden inside the fruit. contaminated punnets have been reported in supermarkets in the states of new south wales, queensland and victoria. georgina smyth has more. it is the stuff of nightmares — sewing needles inside fresh strawberries found at random across three australian states. i bit into it, there was a break. my knee jerk reaction was to swallow it, and what was left over was half of the sewing needle. it's a shock. you go to get some strawberries from woolworths, the last thing you're expecting is to end up in hospital. some as young as nine have b

ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader.lthy, elderly people. aspirin is taken widely for its impact on the heart but the clinical trial on 19,000 people in the us and australia found no benefit for people in good health over 70. president barack 0bama received 65,000 letters each week when he was in office and would try to answer ten of them each day. this week a book byjeanne marie laskas will be published about this unusual correspondence. ahead of its release we've been taking a look at some of the messages he received. his wife and two children paid $1200 a month for health insurance. its tickets to the franklin institute in the heart of philly. the president 0bama, i'm very concerned about what i'm hearing about your new health care plan. dear president 0bama, i hear you are good at correcting homework, i was wondering if you could take a look at this. particularly the highlighted portion on the back. how didl highlighted portion on the back. how did i do? it was cool. how many people get a letter from the president of

ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader.00 billion "citizens‘ fund", which would spread britain's resources evenly and strengthen public finances — that's according to the leader of the liberal democrats. sir vince cable says the money would be put aside over a ten year period and would include funds raised from sale of the taxpayers‘ stake in the royal bank of scotland. it's one of a number of suggestions being put forward at the party's annual conference this weekend. our political correspondent jonathan blake is in brighton for us. so, plenty of focus on this particular policy? yes. the economy is comfortable territory for sir vince cable and as leaderfor the liberal territory for sir vince cable and as leader for the liberal democrats for the time being at least, because he has announced he will stand down at some point before the next election due in 2022, that is what he wants to focus on. he's talked about this idea of a sovereign wealth funds, which would come about through the sale of shares in rbs, which the govern

ms davidson, who is pregnant with her first child, had frequently been tipped as a future leader.hy, elderly people. aspirin is taken widely for its impact on the heart but the clinical trial on 19,000 people in the us and australia found no benefit for people in good health over 70. former england and ipswich town footballer kevin beattie has died at the age of 6a. his former team said on twitter that they are devastated to hear of his passing following a suspected heart attack. the footballer, who was known as beat, made 296 appearances for ipswich town and won nine caps for england. a russian activist supporting the protest group pussy riot, pyotr verzilov, has been flown from moscow to berlin for specialist treatment following a suspected poisoning. he became seriously ill on tuesday. he is best known for an anti—putin protest at the world cup final in moscow earlier this year. 0ur correspondent damien mcguinness is in berlin, and has been following the story. he arrived late last night here in berlin on an ambulance plane that was funded by a german ngo that has in the past a

and i quote ruth davidson on boris.orry state of affairs this is when you have a foreign secretary, i don't care if he is playing to the gallery, i resent the fact that we are supposed to have a sense of humour over someone are supposed to have a sense of humour over someone who is just making, it is an embarrassment. it is an embarrassing thing to say about the eu who are supposed to be our allies in any future the relationship we hand up having with them. it is an incredibly insensitive thing to say, especially when you take into account eastern european countries that are now part of the eu and did know what it was like to live under the soviet union. it is just like to live under the soviet union. it isjust bonkers like to live under the soviet union. it is just bonkers to be saying these things! what did you make about the point he was trying to get about the point he was trying to get a course? unfortunate use of words, as you say. but the more you type in berlin, the molik they want —— the more you tied people in

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joshua davidson? >> hello again. josh davidson. we represent the environmental health workers called asbestos worker who are charged with implementing the policies around hazardous materials providing professional development to other stuff that may interact with hazardous materials and overseeing contracts of vendors that remediate asbestos and lead things of that nature. i am glad you are advising and updating the policies around this important work. i would encourage you to fund the department that oversees the work. right now, there are three people in this department. it used to be 16. those three people are literally unable to visit all of the sites to do things like inventory. it is just physically impossible for them to get all the work done in any given school year. they need more support. during the negotiations, we proposed that we identify a training program. historically, we have trained and promoted custodians to do this work. it is an excellent career path for them and many of them already have expertise with hazardo

well, if those workers happened to own harley davidson stock, i suppose they did ok because harley davidson decided to spend $700 million to buy back 15 million shares. interesting. the way in which tax policy actually works, to the benefit of who? hard working american families? no. the top wealthy americans? yes. and what did f.d.r. have to say about all this? this isn't ancient history. this is america today. this is america today. and we ugget to pay when he sai progress, american progress, is not whether the wealthy do better, but rather whether the working men and women of america, the poor, the people that are struggling to put food on their table, the people what are trying to get their kids an education trying to deal with the ever-increasing cost of higher education, f.d.r. said it very clearly. progress, american progress, is not whether the wealthy do better, but rather whether the working men and women of america, the poor, the people that are struggling to put food on their table, the people what are trying to get their kids an education trying to deal with the ever-increasing

this typically happens at parks like mount davidson when applying oxalis. this has an increased requirement nudging us towards using tier two herbicides instead of tier one to avoid additional labour. current tier two herbicides have residual herb activity. it can be a good thing when treating the trail that will inhibit germination. this residual soil activity can be a bad thing when treating weeds in high diversity areas like when treating blackberry on mount davidson. so it is a problem. and i know it is in the legislation, but i don't think it ought to be looked at. we are not going to have adequate staff. >> thank you. >> sorry for running over. >> any other comments? the resolution is resolution file 2018-07-co we. adopting the 2018 reduced risk pesticide list which has been moved by commissioner walsh and seconded by commissioner stevenson. is there anything else? are we ready to vote, commissioners? all in favour? >> aye. >> any opposed? any extension? the resolution is passed. thank you. anthony, the next item. >> the next item is item eight, direc

the case went to director's hearing, and that was approved by senior housing inspector alan davidson as well. the owner was given a continuance of that hearing. the case was reheard. the owner was given additional time. the order of abatement was finally determined to be issued in june, and then this appeal was filed. one of the issues that came up last time was regarding cal osha. that's the regulatory body for elevators in california. here's a copy of the permit for this elevator. it shows that it expired in january of 2016. almost three years ago. >> november, i think. >> november, yeah. you are right. thank you. and then the next -- what happens then is cal osha sends a letter to the owner. it says the application is being proce processed. it says the expired permit is considered valid by the state until an inspector can be dispatched to the inspection that's currently due. >> and is that the letter for this particular elevator or is it standard? >> it looks standard. >> so we assume they have complied? >> they said they complied. it shows you cal osha, even though it's been two

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that, ohio congressman warned davidson talks about the work of the house freedom caucus. ♪ historianekn q&a, charles calhoun discusses his biography of president benjamin harrison. brian: professor charles calhoun , if you were introducing someone to benjamin harrison, what would you tell them? charles: i would tell them here is a man you can learn a lot from. he was an intellectual. he was a good student of history. he knew his country well. it was good conversation with in a small groups that he knew well. he wasn't so good at meeting people cold. that is one of the things about his personality that i think people have pointed out did not work well in politics. he did not come across as a particularly warm person. that hurt him sometimes with his into relations with political leaders in his party. ,nce you got to know harrison you could benefit from his friendship and understanding of his country. brian: why did you get interested in him? charles: it goes way back to when i was in college at yale. i had a seminar my junior year with a great historian. he was a specialist in the late

mcdougal, daniels and bouchard have cases against davidson. saying that he was working in collusion with cohen. weeks after the fbi raid on his home and office, with the legal pressure on michael cohen building, he invoked his fifth amendment right in stormy daniels other lawsuit, the one against trump and michael cohen to invalidate her nda. the president was still defending cohen and himself amid speculation that campaign funds were used to pay off daniels. >> he did absolutely nothing wrong. there were no campaign funds going -- >> why is he pleading the fifth. >> because he's got other things. he's got businesses. but i'm not involved. >> in that civil litigation with stormy daniels, cohen and trump would later fold. withdrawing their part of the suit and saying they wouldn't enforce the mda. as michael cohen's problems multiplied, many wondered how long his self-professed loyalty to donald trump would even last. >> mr. president, could michael cohen flip? >> everybody flips. >> what is he afraid michael cohen could flip over. >> in the fo