apparently ducks can live until 27 years. other ducks, domestic ducks.out how many duck yea rs trying to figure out how many duck years equal human years. it is about four duck years to one human year. these other things that are important. 4.29 apparently to one human year. ernie is 84, over 84. that's important. i've got a suggestion from kenny who says if you want to know how to aged duck, look at the sell by date. that's mean. that's a bit mean. until you want, not as harsh as how conservatives are dealing after the local elections. it's the worst set of local elections results for the conservatives in more than 20 years. the party has lost more than 1,300 seats in councils across england.theresa may called it a "very difficult" time, and blamed divisions over brexit. joining us now is thejustice secretary, david gauke. forgive me, i wasn't planning to say this but we were talking about duck ‘s. she now a lame duck, the prime minister? no, i don't think so at all. these are very disappointing election results. yes it was four yea rs election results.

duck is no more."1,500 bucks. he goes, "$1,500 for what?, he goes, "wellmean, with the lab work and the cat scan. [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause [ laughter ] that's where i wanted to go -- that's where i wanted to go first, you see [ laughter ] >> so this cannibal's walking down this path >> jimmy: okay >> in the jungle and he passes another cannibal village. and another cannibal from the other village is walking down the path they're going to a place where cannibals go [ light laughter ] and the first cannibalays to the second cannibal, "hey, how are you doing?in how are you feel and the second cannibal says, "actually, thank you for asking i haven't been feeling that good lately. he says, "what's the problem?" he says, "it's my tummy. he says, "your tummy?" he says, "what have you been eating?" l,he says, "well, the usuaou know, missionaries." he says, "missionaries?" [ light laughter ] he says, "how are you cooking them?" he said, "well, you know, the usual way. we get a big pot of water, boiling, a cou

. >> jimmy: a duck and he goes, "doc," he says, "my duck, is it dead?""oh, man. this is terrible are you sure?" the doctor goes, "yeah, i mean, i can go run tests if you want." he goes, "come here. so a big chocolate lab comes out, comes over to the duck and starts sniffing the duck he looks up at the doctor and he goes -- [ light laughter ] "i really am sorry, the duck is no longer with us. he's passed. "oh, my goodness are you sure are you sure?" he goes, "yeah, i can run another test." so he gets a cat, comes in and he goes -- the cat comes over and looks at the duck [ laughter ] looks over, the cat comes in the cat comes and he loks at the duck's eyes. turns around and looks back at the duck the cat looks up at the doc and goes - the doctor goes, "yeah, i'm sorry to tell you, your duck is no more. he deceased. your duck is dead. the guy goes, "oh, it's terrible what do i owe you? he goes, "1,500 bucks. he goes, "$1,500 for what? he goes, "well, i mean, with the lab work and the cat scan. [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] [ laughter ] that's where i wanted

what are duck years? if anyone has these a nswe rs , are duck years?ing. if you have a duck that is older than 21. you've got some serious stuff to talk about? caster semenya on the track. after the ruling yesterday. quite an interesting, admirable attitude. resilience and determination continue and not be put off. she was incredible last night. double olympic champion. double olympic champion caster semenya says "no human can stop her from running" after victory in the 800 metres at the doha diamond league meeting. it comes just two days after the south african lost a landmark case against athletics' governing body over plans to limit testosterone levels in female runners. the doha meet was semenya's final race before the iaaf‘s new rules come into force. i'm going to keep on doing what i do best, which is running. will i see you here? of course. what are you going to do? it doesn't matter at the moment. with a situation like this, you can never tell the future. the only thing you know is that you will be running. team gb athlete lynsey sharp, who fin

you ever watch "duck dynasty"? love it. >> sean: you are on the border i just found out. he tried to bring me to a swamp with alligators to dunk me and baptize me. real alligators. >> laura: will, maybe, you know, maybe that's where you have to go these days. all right, hannity thank you so much. at the border, right behind the border fence. we are going to talk exactly where we are, incredibly challenging time. i am laura ingraham and this is

check out my ducks. look at all these ducks. those are ducks, jesse crossing the street.me country. i think it might be thailand but anyway the ducks are crossing the street as you can tell and now i'm going to shut up. >> why did the duck cross the road? >> peabody hotel. >> jesse: you made that up? >> greg: it was a fowl comment. kennedy? >> kennedy: this is such a great story from gaylord -- will hunting to gaylord faulker. a young man janitor at nyu tissue hospital he was a janitor there when he was 17 years old. now he is 29. he just graduated from the international honor society of nursing from the same hospital where he was a janitor. he is now a decorated nurse and he goes into the nursing program there. very cool. gaylord faulker. >> greg: from one can to another. [laughter] >> jesse: congratulations. geraldo? >> geraldo: a long time i conditions that place we called mentally retarded. now we call diswoment tale disabled. some are autistic. we got them out of the institutions and night community based residences. one of the many agencies a great one that does the

we ask this morning how you age a duck. we got was a lot of duck chokes. but we like chokes.u cannot. french for duck. david says just ask chris waddle. enough! nine minutes past nine. back to reality! while the local election results may have been a disappointment for the conservatives and labour, it's been a more positive story for the liberal democrats. they made considerable gains, and took control of ten councils. party leader, sir vince cable, joins us now from southampton. good morning. thank you very much for joining good morning. thank you very much forjoining us. a good day for you, a good result. it was brilliant. it was actually the best result we have had in the a0 years of our existence asa had in the a0 years of our existence as a party. it was very gratifying. i think it was 11 councils rather than ten but let's not quibble, it was very big numbers. it didn't come out of the blue, it was a product of a lot of hard work over months and people beavering away at the grassroots, developing community politics. there were big national factors involved. it was a loca

you can see on this map, the duck river, you can see columbia. the duck river is the line that separates the yellow portion from the pink. similar to great britain's limits attempts to settlements west of the appalachian mountains, leaders of the early u.s. worked to prevent americans from settling the interior of the country. they frequently conflict -- indiand conflict with nations and appeared willing to shed their american citizenship for allegiance to european empires. they used the centralized power of the constitution to control what expansion in the 1780's and 90's. federal recognition of indian sovereignty proved the most effective check on access to native territory in the american southeast. the polk family would have been particularly distressed by a series of treaties with the chickasaw and cherokee nations that were located in the duck river valley in indian country. u.s. officials and forced the treaty boundary lines by prohibiting further speculation and forcibly relocating white families over the international border. despite the

the nice to ducks! the weather for us shortly.ear—olds in england are obese, according to figures from public health england. so, what's the solution? well, the answer could lie in leeds — where parents are getting classes in how to encourage their children to be healthy — and obesity levels are falling. 0ur correspondent, danny savage, reports. when it comes to stopping children being overweight, leeds is getting it right. special classes across the city, paid for with public funds, are being partially credited with helping. the parents of these children recently completed the course, and are now confident about child versus food. they are allowed crisps but there's a price, you have to be good all weekend, be good all week. at the weekend, when you're watching a movie, you can have a packet of popcorn or you can have chocolate. not lecturing but giving parents strategies appears to be the key. it would be things like, you know, "do you want broccoli or carrots with your tea?", rather than, you know, just "what do you want for te

the yellow portion of the duck river was seated -- ceded. the investment in the indigenous dispossession paid off. they benefited directly from it. samuel polk settled his wife and children, including young james, on land that had been his father's. much of the income during the early years in tennessee came as the agent to the first cousins. he could manage his tenants and sell the river land. in the words of one speculator, the polk's land claims have become active property. the economic and social benefit facilitated james k. polk's rise to political promise. -- prominence. thead experience with ideological underpinnings of colonization when he made his case for per the u.s. and aansion in our aching for five. -- expansion in 1845. the discovery of -- a troubling celebration of christopher columbus's conquest, pulled indigenous number of people's have been asked a list formation of the states. the president renumbered his family's economic gains from land session and -- cessation and helped to make it available for white settlers. the uni

he is the full duck whose crack is worse than his bite. —— quack. are you aware list? new royal baby. you've sent in many, many comments so we royal baby. you've sent in many, many comments so we will discuss is ina many comments so we will discuss is in a moment. temperatures reaching 19 degrees only going one way through the rest of this week. it will be getting colder everywhere. the area of the cloud producing some shower outbreaks. that is moving very slowly eastwards. we are dragging out cloud across scotland, most of the rain in the south of the country. the rain should have moved away from northern ireland and some sunshine on the way. a much better today for wednesday. that rain there moving over the irish sea away from the isle of man into the westernmost parts of england, perhaps the west midlands, further east, dry. maybe some mist and fog patches early in the morning through lincolnshire and east anglia and the south east. but some brightness and some sunshine and dry here for most of the day. elsewhere we're likely to find some showers breaking out, espec

talk about a lucky duck there.don traffic authorities shared this video of the photo bombing on a local traffic camera. look, mike. it quickly went viral. many wondered if the seagull would give a bird's eye view of all the backups. i don't think he has anything on you. but he is nice to look at. >> see, already better. >> he was just waiting for the baby. everybody is on baby watch. over here, free of seagulls. they are still dark. we will watch for any birds. everybody is flying through the air. fly at max of 65, the posted speed limit. conditions may need to change like when we had a crash on north 680. just cleared the shoulder. north 680, washington, earlier motorcycle crash over in the center divide. the rest of the freeway looking good. i have circled a crash 680 at 24. we'll check on it. sounds like the walnut creek interchange is moving just fine. >> okay. that's good news. moving on through the week, looking forward to the weekend already, kari. >> yeah. it's going to be a great weekend. a little bit cool

tourist facilities still drive ducks. the challenge with a duck and with coral reefs in particular was the idea that the reef would conjure and rip apart the wheels. the higgins vehicle was designed not to be conquered or it would keep churning along. it is used in the pacific, too, but often as a truck, if you will, rather than as an assault vehicle. it did not have the defensive capabilities that a lot of the abstracts possessed -- a lot of the amtrak's possessed. -- maybe not easy, but what was the process like if, say, they needed to switch contractors? in world war i when cold was asked to provide weapons and they ended up for a significant period of time not producing anything so they had to find other methods, was the process still the same? how would they go about doing that if their contractor did not provide? >> this was a constant and ever-growing problem that as best as you could, some of these problems could not provide what they pledged to, what they had arranged to buy contract. the way the navy accommodate

if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. and if it looks like obstruction, sounds like obstruction, smells like objecting obstruction. >> our democratic colleagues have weaponized our critical oversight responsibility. >> reporter: so all of this is taking place against the back drop where there has been no formal or official opening of impeachment proceedings, and the republicans hit hard on this point today. they feel democrats are trying to do impeachment like or faux impeachment proceedings. we'll get to that vote probably in about half an hour. >> dana: we'll check back in with you if that happens. president trump pushing back against "new york times" story about his tax returns. the times proposed tax figures that trump showed losses of apparently a billion dollars, losing more money than any other taxpayer during that time. president trump calling the report highly inaccurate. john roberts has more from the north lawn. >> reporter: this happened between 1985 and 1994 according to "the new york times." during that time

cook up some well-aged duck and pheasant. >> daniel: they made this at the auberge paul bocuse. butter, or predominately potato? do you have a head in there somewhere? >> daniel: yes, of course, yeah, yeah. no, no. >> anthony: that's perfect happiness right there. my father useseded to say i'm a man of simple means. a nice fire, some herbs. >> and we'll be hunting. cooking. we'll boo eating, drenging and talking. >> it is for me a thrill to spend this time a with a legend. but he seems delighted. >> the one behind you. across france, he's a public hero, an institution, always treat would the greatest deference. here it appears he's free tee injithe simple things with friends and local farmers who talk to him like anybody else. it's a pretty magical thing to see. let's be honest. it's kind of unfair that safe drivers have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more you save. don't worry, i'm not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving... i'm being towed.

if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. if it looks like obstruction, sounds like obstruction, smells like obstruction, it's obstruction. >> this is not about seeking the truth as we heard this morning. it's about raw partisan politics. our democrat colleagues have weaponized our critical oversight responsibility. >> so we're expecting a vote on the contempt resolution sometime in the next hour or so, shep. the general view is that it will pass along party lines. and then it goes to the house leadership and they have to decide whether to proceed and under what circumstances and the timing. so will it be a criminal, civil or inherent contempt, which is enforced by the house. the bottom line is that it's shaping up to be a legal, a court fight that will continue into the 2020 election, shep. >> shepard: thanks, catherine. legal analysis coming up minutes from now on the contempt vote in the house committee and the president exerting executive privilege over the mueller report. that is on the run down at the bottom of the hour

the issues and get on with thejob ducking the issues and get on with the job that the british peoplee minister say to the many members of the public who think the government should have kept its promise to take us out on the 29th of march, with or without the 29th of march, with or without the draft treaty? and what does she say to those millions of angry leave voters who do not see the agreement as any kind of brexit, but a lock in for many, many months, with no clear out —— no clear way out? cani out —— no clear way out? can i say with the greatest of respect to my right honourable friend, what i would say to those voters expected us to leave on the 29th of march was that the government position was we should leave on the 29th of march. the majority of the benches voted for us to leave on the 29th of march. sadly, the opposition and some others voted to keep us in on that date. hilary benn. given that this bill appears to have been sunk even before its publication, the prime minister must know that the only way 110w minister must know that the only way now to break the deadlock, wh

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if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and >> like a duck, it is a duck!n, sounds like obstruction, smells like obstruction, it's obstruction. >> this is not about seeking the truth is we've heard this morning.it is about partisan politics. -- cracked the democratic chairman told reporters after the session that he believes the contempt resolution will go to the house for rapidly and he says it will be civil contempt so a civil lawsuit. but i want to emphasize all of this happened today against the backdrop of democrats in the house have not officially or formally opened impeachment proceedings. that is why the critics have said this was like impeachment light. liz: great reporting. this just in, reports that they subpoena donald trump jr.. that is a found way. ranking judiciary member collins said they want to neutralize william barr because they are afraid what he might discover in the probe of doj fisa abuse. >> what's happening there? question making the argument that democrats are concerned that the attorney general is someone who is standing firm, no

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if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. if it looks like object instruction, sounds like object instruction, smells like obstruction, it's obstruction. >> this is not about seeking the truth. it's about raw partisan politics. our democrats have weaponized our critical oversight responsibilities. >> the democrats get the votes they need on this contempt resolution, it goes to the house leader. they will decide how it proceeds and when it proceeds and whether it's criminal, civil or inherent intent, which goes to the enforcement by the congress, neil. >> neil: thanks, catherine. the house is under democratic control and the committee is under democratic control. so by party line vote they will proceed to hold the attorney general in contempt. the house leadership will desaid who they do after that, whether it's pa full house vote and whether this pucks up any steam. the president is taking the view here that it ends here. the report is out, read it if you will, take comprehension of what the final findings were. the president

this morning, the ducks eventually go under a barrier right on to the white house lawn.visitors to the white house and the national mall in washington, particularly in the spring, no word on whether or not these ducks are republicans or democrats but since they got through unchallenged by the secret service. well testing they're probably could be wrong. well, they're definitely cute. they are 2 that we know that lawrence secret service didn't stop him a little while right in there pretty amazing. hey guys we've got some changes coming our way like the rain you love the weather coming up you don't the rain you may want to just sleep in. let the day go by tomorrow, it could be very stormy day the clouds rolling in right now supple get pretty cloudy out there we've got some fog down below some mid to high level clouds up above and here it is this going to be a very impressive storm system judge it's beginning to put itself together you get the sense of that low pressure center developing on the backside of this. this is going to organize the storm system overnight. we got s

if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. and if it looks like obstruction, sounds like obstruction, smells like obstruction, it's obstruction. thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> mr. chairman? >> who seeks recognition? the gentlemen -- if what purposes does the gentlemen from arizona seek recognition? >> move to strike the last word. >> the gentlemen is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> last week we, we saw an attempt to change the rules of this committee that defied the historical precedent of, by applying only impeachment proceedings to attorney general william barr. and today we're zipping right along and i know my colleagues on the other side have the votes, they're going to try to hold this attorney general in contempt. but i'm, i'm interested to see the look on the judge's face when my colleagues from the other side present these facts. of course, are going to say, what'd you do? were you in negotiations? well, we were, but we scuttled that, because we refused to hear from the attorney general, because,

. >> my mind was racing, and i ducked. >> reporter:arseeing. >> the person making the decision was the suspect and driver, they could have led this anywhere, this is one that you are not going to let go, he has to be stopped, he is an immediate danger, we believe he has murdered one person, we don't know what he is capable of. >> reporter: chasing this black pre-is, a woman behind the wheel, the passenger was wanted for allegedly killing a store clerk, it ended in a shootout, the female driver, covered in blood, surrendered to police, the man was shot and taken to the hospital. valerie lopez and her sister had a front row view. >> his body is outside of the passenger side of the window, as soon as he drives by, he starts shooting. >> oh my god!>> reporter: they were on their way to a cousin's house, they drove right into the shootout. >> it was terrifying seeing how angry he was, and how dangerous he was, i was in the protective sister mode, we were ducking, but we couldn't get out of there.>> the male suspect was shot multiple times, undergoing surgery, the female driver was shot as w

if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. and if it looks like obstruction, sounds like obstruction, smells like obstruction, it's obstruction. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> mr. chairman? >> for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> strike the last word. >> the swra is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we saw last week an attempt to change the rule of this committee by applying only impeachment proceedings to attorney general william barr and today we're zipping right along. we now my colleagues on the other side have the votes and will try to hold this attorney general in contempt. i'm interested to see the look on the judge's face when my my colleagues from the other side present these facts. the court is going to say, what did you do? were you in negotiatings? well, we were, but we scuttled that. we refused to hear from the attorney general because we changed the rules so the attorney general didn't come in. he offered to let us view the less redacted report but i didn't do tha

. >> if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. and if it looks like obstruction, sounds like obstruction, smells like obstruction, it's on instruction. obstruction. >> if allowed to go unchecked, this obstruction means the end of congressional oversight. >> we are in danger, we need to respond and we need to act for the people of the united states of america. >>> that is where we start today with some of our favorite reporters and friends. elliott williams, former deputy assistant attorney general, here on set, washington post bureau chief phil rucker former chief of staff at the cia and pentagon, jeremy bash is back. ca carol lee is a political reporter and former spokesperson at the department of justice matt miller is here. jeremy, let me start with you. it's a big and hefty thing to roll out the constitutional crisis. i don't think people do that lightly. we've been talking about a saturday night massacre. don mcghan turns out testified proo privately in his 30 hours of testimony that that's what it felt like on the inside. we

. >>> you better believe in boston a serious game of duck, duck goose. yeah, it's mother's day.ame two of thenfastern coerence finals. boston hosting carolina. no score first. hat's former cap marcus johannes with the shot. and this worked at the garden since 1967. he saw thisck t in. 1-0. second period, bruins up 2-0. marcus johnson, great ntrol. feeds clifton for the first playoff at goal of his career, 3-0 bruins. later in the period, cap justin williams in the box of former cap. bruins take advantage, and theu brns go on to the 6-2 win. so they get it done. >> all right. dave johnson, thank you so much. >>> we've got nightly news coming up next, and then we'll see you again forews4 at 11:00. until then, good night, everyone. tthe big carriers arealking about their current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are limited to a fepockets in select cities or trying to convince consumers that 4g is actually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, leaving them on the wrong side of the digital divide. if approved, only the combined availableresources of t-mobile and sp

america,a phrase in lame-duck.e minister may. : that will be interesting from a transatlantic perspective. where she iseriod still prime minister. president trump will be here. a lame-duck prime minister at a time and the president of the united states visits. the president has made it clear who he wants to succeed. he likes boris johnson. he told us that last time he was in town. it will add an interesting dynamic. be staying onnly through the seven of june, she will stay on as caretaker until a new prime minister has been found. it could take two july or longer. or longer.ough july francine: we're also hearing from folks saying that her departure will not solve brexit. the market is now starting to think about jeremy corbyn. if boris johnson does become , what about fresh elections? patrick: boris johnson is going from the conservative party to be elected and it will be about delivering his version of what brexit is. if you can't get that through parliament, if parliament keeps insisting that you need another ext

our giving and getting nowhere but in the end, our job in this house was to take decisions not to duck them so i will report those decisions to the house because that is my duty and it is the only way that we can deliver brexit so tha so that'sd because it demonstrates the house can achieve and come together to honor the referendum and deliver what he promise thed the british people and to build a successful future for the whole country and i suspended the statement for the house. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i think the prime ministe thankr the advanced copy of them statement. i received it yesterday when the minister made an appeal seeking common ground in parliament and where did she make that appeal, not in parliament but in a small room just down the road. foolishly refused to consult the public or parliament. she did not seek a compromisese until after she missed her own deadline to leave. ,upon the time she finally did, she lost the authority to deliver. that became evident during the six-week across party talks that ended last week. those that were entered into constructively by

it's about ernie the blind duck given to a girl asa ernie the blind duck given to a girl as a present but he is guided around the garden and elsewhere by his little friend, elmo, who has become a guide duck. it's a very sweet story and a story of kindness that i think us humans could all learn a thing or two from, don't you? that's it for today's morning briefing. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. no prizes for where you begin, like two buses! i know, exhausting. just watching it has been tiring, i don't know what it was like for the players. after another scintillating evening of football. tottenham then into their first champions league final after another miraculous comeback, following liverpool's lead a night earlier. they looked dead and buried at half—time, 3—0 down on aggregate and outclassed by a brilliant ajax side. but then it all changed — two quick goals from lucas moura made the fans dream, and that dream became a reality, after his winner in the sixth minute of injury time, leaving the manager in tears. guess what's on the b

the mighty ducks are confident.t it to be an exciting match. and we get money and we get new players, so it would help us a lot. it's a wonderful community. i think there's, we are seeing now people, what football means to them. but the fa ct what football means to them. but the fact that through the medium of football, that is what he can bring tojust the smiles on people cosmic faces, the energy around the place. the fact that you have so many groups of people outside of the club now wanting to know what is going on, and almost what is the secret of our success. on, and almost what is the secret of our success. ballinamallard were relegated from the local game's top flight relegated from the local game's top flight last year. on saturday's match, they take on crusaders. they are better resourced and big favourites to win. but ballinamallard believe. favourites to win. but ballinamallard believelj favourites to win. but ballinamallard believe. i always say, challenger players. the first thing when i came, put kits o

it seems like theresa may has been a lame-duck for such a long time. is she really a lame-duck?o try to get her withdrawal agreement billed through. will do is the tories so poorly at the european elections that conservatives and labour iwl llive in -- will live and they will put brexit behind them. it is a slim chance of happening. she is proposing a bold deal that will try -- all attention has moved to the tory leadership race. the better the brexit party does, the better the chances a hard-line brexiteer, someone advocating a no deal brexit, will have in that race. francine: but the parliament earth magic does not change. so does that mean we go to fresh elections or second referendum if there is a hard-line brexiteer? a: you cantheres replace the prime minister, and we get catharsis of where you get a prime minister who can try to appeal to different factions, but the parliament is divided on these very big questions -- -- custom unions, and i do not see that changing to the question is which side gives first? the main takeaway for markets and businesses is that this no deal

if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's a duck. if it looks like, sounds like, smells like obstruction, it is obstruction. thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> mr. chairman? >> who seeks recognition. >> for what purposes do you seek recognition? >> moving to strike the last word. >> you're recognized. >> last week we saw an attempt to defy the historical precedent of implying only impeachment proceedings to attorney general william barr. and today we're zipping right along and we know my colleagues on the other side have votes. they're going to try to hold this attorney general in contempt. i'm interested to see the look on the judge's face when my colleagues from the other side present the facts. these facts. of course they're going to say what did you do? were you in negotiations? >> we, were but we scuttled that because we refused to hear from the attorney general because we changed the rules and then the attorney general didn't come in, he offered toless us review theless redacted report, but we didn't do that. i said no,

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indeed richelle he's been charged with inciting the killing of protesters now let's remember that he ducked a central committee which had been the death and keeping records of how many people were killed in the protests today at least 100 feet. have been killed since protests began in december a lot of them came in protest when they were trying to run away and escape the live ammunition the tear gas that was fired by security ammunition now it's very strange oh it's very interesting the fact that this prosecutor general is focusing on the death of dr bao because up to me a doctor who was killed on the 19th of january when he was trying to give medical assistance to protest is that he was directly targeted by security forces when he said that he was a doctor and they shot him point blank in front of witnesses so now he's being charged the president is being charged along with his aides his special aides and members of his government who are trying to incite or for him directly in fighting killing of protesters during the past 5 months and it's not clear how those charges will play out when h

it's referred to as the duck curve. you see the back of a duck, we have all this production, then it collapses, but yet we still have all this demand. how do you cover that gap? in the past we used peaking power plants, fire them up, cover those few hours. now slaud with what's happening with battery storage, it's here. and our privately owned utility in arizona, a.t.f., recently did an r.p. or r.q., the numbers that came back were remarkably come pet ty. it's happening. so when this floor actually discusses global warming, greenhouse gases, what we're going to do in alternative generation. it's here. we just need to understand what's happening right around us. and how do you keep curves like this, this line continuing, and how do you embrace when we're reading about that, that there is a breakthrough in battery technology, how do we remove barriers so that technology rolls out and becomes part of what we do here in the united states and around the world? so here's something else, i'm bless to be on the ways and means c

duck as the fire roared past. she told others to find a creative escape route and the others to dig a ditch and lay down in it. very humble. >> congratulations. wow. >> the lead stoshy, we're talking about six inches of snow up in the sierras and rain. >> it doesn't take much at this time of the year to do that. one to two inches of rain coming down from late wednesday through thursday. it is a pretty big deal around the bay area. the thunderstorms we could get by bay area standards could be pretty strong. san jose, 56 degrees. hopefully that's a happy day tomorrow as you see game two of the sharks and blues around 6:00 tomorrow evening. today's high, 72. similar condition tomorrow. there you see the low clouds around san francisco. the sea breeze still running strong from 10 to 20 miles per hour. that will bring in the low clouds. surging inland. that means another drizzle storm for a few folks along the coast of san francisco and cloudy skies heading to the afternoon. probably the warmest day you'll see over the

profiting from all the fighting i'm sure there are some people ducking those bullets and managing to make a buck out of this well there are other reports that they have already talked to the winners and losers in this entire bet told that samsung is definitely on that this is from south korea but they are the names that can be contending in the race to fill up the get that we and as a result google and even apple can leave behind show me opal and real me all chinese small a smartphone me because they are expected to take up a little bit of the pie as a raise goes on as the fight goes on these brands have been busy the busying themselves expanding in south east southeast asia as well as in europe no other to enter other top android smartphone makers like sony l.g. and even motorola may be up for the release we even hear of a comeback from from ericsson and nokia. the interesting. thing for us in singapore thank you very much. while the war rages on europe is trumpeting its ambitions to become a leader in key technologies artificial intelligence has won the chinese have got the upper h

paying attention to it on the key issues are all the nuking of the state starting from the president ducking words unlike the first half of day in seattle from ninety ninety four to two thousand and seven god. is adamant that his lofty talkin to one hundred billion dollars in foreign direct investment over the next five years will set the country on a new trajectory. beyond these elections the level of confidence in the business community will go high and they are telling me that as well so they're investing a lot in what happens after the elections and won the elections that happened they caught on they were taken with the ever to a womanizer small investment into our country you wait to see my it'll be a challenge even for the man nelson mandela had hoped would succeed him. kicked off. their goals gulmarg but everything is still up for grabs. even after the third to last match of the industry the season. only come german champions. will qualify for europe. and will get relegated. to. the. double. goal. what's the connection between brett biome and the european union he knows gilberto d.w.

ducked into the mud by the democracy in london and therefore the leadership that we have since 99 to 4 has not actually given this country. on how we're going to develop on mobile from ready. to do development so the leadership bankruptcy in this country can be blamed for for the poor development about we are experiencing in this country ok so i was there is a cultural thing but i want to get to the point about the current incumbent president piece in which he he once a 2nd term how has he fared in these 1st term and does he deserve another. to be honest with you he doesn't deserve another time i'll be honest with you because his government has been attended with a quarter of show since he started his government in going to 14 when you did newspapers almost every day in india but us did was the corporations that have been a lot of what i've shown must about use of resource they probably going to sources i mean when you look at even the devolvement of this country in terms of the infrastructure of this country we have not actually moved quite as we expected and also really so that tha