and when earl spencer was told that instead of taking a hike, he went, as it happens to the daily mailish the extraordinary series of front pages, which we've seen and, which we saw at the time, and that that is that is why the dyson inquiry was commissioned, not because the bbc had any desire whatsoever for openness and disclosure. again, mrwebb. one of the things that i must put to you is what the bbc said, "which is that any suggestion that it acted in bad faith was simply wrong, and it said that it has made redactions," this is in the emails, " made redactions where necessary, consistent with the freedom of information act". and it points out that the latest disclosure includes many hundreds of pages of duplicates and material that wasn't related to the 1995 panorama, but was nevertheless caught by the electronic searches. and hence, they've made redactions where necessary. absolutely. and of course, i wouldn't challenge the necessity of redactions on occasion. you mentioned there, because it is in the bbc statement, "good faith". i've got to say to you that this is where we're at

and colonel earl matthews and his attorney, andrew mckay, join us. thank you for being here. appreciate it. let me start with you, colonel matthews. key to that dispute is who was responsible for that four-hour delay it took to deploy the national guard as rioters breached the capitol. in the memo you sent to congress you accused the pentagon of being behind that delay and you point to these two people who you claim were concerned with optics instead of security. tell us about that. >> well, just to be clear, walter piatt and charles flynn were not in the chain of command. but they were key advisers and key action officers for the secretary of the army who was in the chain of command. so what they did and said mattered. my concern was not really what they did on january 6th but what they did after in the aftermath as we tried to discover what happened. now, you mentioned that obviously senior legal officer for the d.c. national guard. a little more about my background. i was actually the chief legal officer in the department of the army. so between january -- i'm sorry june 2

earl . ., ., ., y., ., ~ ., early.of the number two placing _ early. paul, what do you make of the number two placing is _ early. paul, what do you make of the number two placing is what - early. paul, what do you make of the number two placing is what we're - number two placing is what we're looking at, really, isn't it? in this race. where do you see things of this side of the bond? i this race. where do you see things of this side of the bond?— of this side of the bond? i think the big problem _ of this side of the bond? i think the big problem is— of this side of the bond? i think the big problem is that - of this side of the bond? i think i the big problem is that you know, second—place is no place at all when it comes _ second—place is no place at all when it comes to— second—place is no place at all when it comes to donald trump, because he's got _ it comes to donald trump, because he's got such an enormous lead. it seems _ he's got such an enormous lead. it seems as— he's got such an enormous lead. it seems as

host: that is earl in indiana. guest: a couple of things. first on president trump, he did not do everything he said he would do. and i will use examples. he said that he would prosecute hillary clinton for breaking the law which he did. but within days of the election she she said she is alike -- a nice lady and we do not want to do that. and then to complain that people are being selectively prosecuted by the people he hired, for instance christopher wray who just added to the deep state and let it grow and metastasize, that is a failure of what he said he was going to do. he said he would build a wall, he did not finish it. he did not really begin building until his fourth year and had a republican congress for the first two years. he was not as tough as he could have been on the border. he was the toughest we have had any while. but both he and joe biden sent the military to the border for example. and it was for show. they did not do anything. in the trump administration they helped process people and backed up border patrol. they did n

earl does a really good job by way of kind of helping you understand how vulnerable those confederate defenses really were to artillery fire and the price those men paid. so if you if you read earl's book on the atlanta campaign and the resaca part of it is really i think he does a good job with that. of course the big go to book. if you're going to do the atlantic campaign is al castells book. so that's the big the big go to book if you really want to go to book. and there's lot of others that have been written about very fine historians like. i said, i'm not a battle person. so i picked personalities. i did. george thomas and and there's a lot of atlantic campaign with him but this position was forward and the troops protecting it weren't able to prevent it from being overrun. and when that position overrun, you know, gary, they said was kind of hoping he might use it for political advancement. he will be a future governor. so there's going be down the line some some advancement have. but he'll never go as far as another person whose troops were involved. that attack, in fact were d

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earl wilson, acapella. you know, back in the states, we've heard the civilian and naval experts opinions of the war. but i've been asked by my newspaper editors to find out the facts from the one man who would really know what's happening out here. the average seaman. so i asked your personnel officer, the enlisted man who'd been stationed on a ranger the longest, and i'd like to talk to him now. won't you please step out here. okay, mac, what do you want? pardon? i don't want anything painted. that's the way it is in the navy. mac, we made it. we made it. we polished and we had polished it. we promoted this in the work detail. i'd like to ask you a few questions first. what is your name? donnelly. william donnelly. it's a very famous name that should be. i'm the head painter. you mean you're in charge. i mean, i paint the heads. if i may call you that, and i'm not too familiar with service insignia. what is your rank? apprentice seaman. seaman. but what are all those stripes? what. how long you've been sta

£31 that trains would be finishing earl ? . ~ , that trains would be finishing earl ?st coast actually this morning — early? of auntie west coast actually this morning issued _ early? of auntie west coast actually this morning issued a _ early? of auntie west coast actually this morning issued a warning - early? of auntie west coast actually| this morning issued a warning saying he was advising passengers not to travel today at all and they could use their tickets tomorrow or tuesday. it is the time progressed, finally this afternoon they said their last train would be at 6:15pm but people had been warned much earlier that travel today on that route would be tricky, site don't think it's a huge surprise. there are lots of people here just watching the boards, trying to watch. there is a train leaving this evening but lots of them have already been cancelled so people have had to make other arrangements. thanks very much. don't forget, there's plenty on the bbc website, we got a live page there with all sorts of updates about where is the worst hit and the cancellations

internal political life in europe itself, and ... two american anthropologists allen johnson and timothy earls ago put forward this slightly funny, actually very serious concept, the principle of least effort. the meaning of this concept is that society and the elites in societies resist innovation and change as long as they have the strength to do so, as long as there is less resistance to innovation. requires effort rather than their adoption, it seems to me that europe today is a perfect example of this theory, the european elites are fixated on their present, their current mission, when they outsource the united the states were given foreign policy when they actually do not manage their economy, in any case, the european economy has been marking time for the last 15 years, therefore... in such a situation, of course, the europeans are very dependent on the united states and are not ready, i have in view of the european elites accepting any responsibility, vladimirovich then, on december 19, in principle, directly addressed the europeans with the words that they should realize this depth o

earl davis is up next, stay with us.his is bloomberg. ♪ (♪♪) we're lucky to have this team working for us. our therapists give their all each day, by helping those who need it most. we take great pride not just in the job our team does, but in them as people. our people. and while we're in the business of taking care of others... it's important our therapists know that with benefits from principal, they're taken care of too. (♪♪) >> the fed has been reluctant to wade the victory flag but maybe it will start to raise it and blow in the till woods of the economy. romaine: nadia lovell at ubs earlier on bloomberg. this is bloomberg markets. we are counting you down and the drumbeat begins to the big fed decision today at 2 p.m. eastern time with a closer look at the economic conditions. the head of fixed income in money markets earl davis joins us now to talk more about i guess the set up into this meeting. we had a lot of labor market data the last couple of days. reports that the fed is already privy to and when we talk a

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i think from ve earl think is the favourite? i think from very early on _ think is the favourite?s the favourite? i think from very early on it has _ think is the favourite? i think from very early on it has been _ think is the favourite? i think from very early on it has been a - think is the favourite? i think from very early on it has been a very - very early on it has been a very gladstone, _ very early on it has been a very gladstone, emma stone race, lily gladstone — gladstone, emma stone race, lily gladstone has the history behind her. gladstone has the history behind her the — gladstone has the history behind her. the first native actress of american _ her. the first native actress of american descent to be nominated for best actress. her speeches all season— best actress. her speeches all season long have been so powerful, emotional — season long have been so powerful, emotional i— season long have been so powerful, emotional. i think she has a slight edge _ emotional. i think she has a slight edge we — emotional. i think she has a slight edge. we will find out march ten.

and press tv's rom correspondent mondy joined us earl earlier that is with more details on the recent visit by the us secretary of state. it's very clear for the palestinians that the american administration is not only supporting israel, they are supporting israel with aid, equipment, weapons and even some were speaking about sending american soldiers in a way or another to fight with the israeli forces against the palestinians there in the goja trap, lincan arrived in the... occupied territories and israel, he met with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, there were no talks about the seas fire, or at least in the statements he didn't mention that the american administration supports or is calling for seace fire, he came here to ramallah and he met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, at the same time palestinians went to the streets, they protest the visit of blincon and they were demanding palestinian president. abbas not to receive blink and palestinians were holding banners saying that blincon and the american administration or the american administration is complicit

rodney earl jackson, junior for the season of black art. great stuff.k you for your time. >> we appreciate it. >> all right. have fun tomorrow. yes, frank. we'll send it over to you. >> i think we're all in, rodney. >> yeah, absolutely. sounds fantastic. well done. >> back now to the bay area weather. we got a live look at mount diablo, and right now it looks pretty good. but you do see those clouds. and guess what? they're going to be a lot of rain in those clouds tomorrow. let's talk about our soggy saturday with rosemary. >> yes. if you are going to be out and about tomorrow, maybe going to see rodney in the afternoon, pack the umbrella. you're going to need it. temperatures out outside our doors at this time, a cool one, low to mid 50s across the region. mostly cloudy skies. the winds are generally light. a beautiful view there of the golden gate bridge. we do have a little bit of a glow from the sun still holding on, although it is beginning to set. how about the rain? here's a look at the futurecast model into the evening hours. we may see a littl

everybody on the roster is ready to go with the exception of earl >> finish this sentence for me, thism feels as fresh as week? >> i would not say week 1, would not want to bull crap you. but i would say week 8, week 9. the extra bye-week does a lot for you. if you can not get up for the playoffs you are in the wrong sport. >> do you have your gear ready for the game? we checked with the initial nfl shop. not surprising here, the number one 49er jersey is christian mccaffrey, followed by brock purdy, on the packers side, jordan love and reggie white. >>> still ahead, trees are coming down along one bay area highway. what it means for your commute . >>> we saw dry weather return to the bay area today. beautiful look at the sunset this evening. golden gate to sales force tower, a little bit of fog rolling in. trying to come in from the central valley heading through tonight and then more rain chances headed our way, too. more coming up in our first alert forecast in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's

forces incircle the city and launch an air strike on areas around nasa hospital. the death toll since earl october is nearing 25,500. the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees says the telecommunications and internet services in gaza have been down in the past seven days. that's the largest, the longest since october 7th. it's out of the blockout prevents the people from accessing lifesaving information, impeding humanitarian response. israelly offered to hamas a two month pause and its onslot on gaza and exchange for all israeli captives being held by resistance group. us news website axios reported israel has forward the proposal via the cuttery and egyptian mediators. the offer does not include in a to end the war, but points to a multi-phase deal on releasing the captives, unnamed israel officials have been sided to sing and on determined number of palestine detainees would also be freed, and his really medias also confirmed the proposal that i'm at grown pressure and criticism, prime minister netanyahu has been facing at home over his failure to bring the captives back hom

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ma'am president, lieutenant governor earl sears, attorney general■]o mijares, members of our generalsembly, chief justice goodwin and justices of our supreme court, y fellow virginians, what an honors the to be with you this n wealth capital, not as republicans, not as democrats but as virginians and what an honors the to welcome 54 members of the general assembly that are in their new seats. [applause] >> and as we open the next chapter,ther trailblazing moment in the history of the common wealth in welcoming the new speaker of sp. nothstanding the esteemed body being described as a citizen legislature, we all know it's a full-time job and to serve is both privilege and responsibility, i want to personally thank you and i want to thank your families for the sacrifices that you all make and i particularly want to thank you our first ladies, susan youngkin. her lov fa and more so for the people across this great the common wealth inspires me each andthank you for your sd thank you forú- grace.two yearsy together. we gap a journey to ignite hope to inspireuture and to make vire best pl

where as earl has been counting to calorie intake, the palestinians need even before this escalation which and also the deal. and also talked about this in a report in 2012 saying that god. so we'd be on livable by 2020 or 3 years past past that with a indiscriminate compartment and with no where to go know where is it safe? so the, the fact that there is education of genocide and gaza. it's not quite surprising because these are this govern by it's a races, sits low colonial ideology. that is zion isn't that the world has decided for decades that it's a form of racism and racial discrimination until 1991. when this resolution was revolt, us to offer as well conditions as cervical verification to come to the negotiating table in demetri calling for us for peace. so it wasn't for both because sign is him stop being racism. but because israel condition it's verification on coming to magic, so you see israel is, is there, i was governing ideology. zionism is inherently racist, is inherently genocidal. and if, if you look at the history of the statements made by israeli, and zion is lead

we're an earl liner, has completely burdened top on the runway of hyundai to report. one of the passengers posted the following dramatic footage of the jets lending an admission. the . yeah, incredible imagery there from the jumping to use capital r t. charlotte dubin ski joins is not with the more on what is known when you look at something like that. you are just absolutely thankful that nobody lost their lives. first and foremost stop appears to be what we're talking about. as regards the passenger play, the indeed in regards to the passenger play and these are incredible images and we do in spend of $379.00 passengers and crew were able to be safely evacuated off the 8th, landed up. but we have had to confirm the best passenger plane collided with a note that calls we believe that its a co squad at cost and m a 722 fixed wing at cost. um, we understand that there were 6 individuals on board for the moment. we understand that only the captain who escaped has been able to be contacted, which means that 5 individuals who on what we understand was a coast guard playin

caller: a couple of minutes ago you spoke where early voting starts as earl as september. guest: late september. caller: i don't understand how that is possible because they start counting these votes and find out who is ahead here and there and by the time they get to california, they can do anything they want. and it looks like that is what has been happening? . guest: this is been happening gradually for years and there are various ways to vote early. we have always had absentee ballots and people who are gng to be away on election day could get an absentee ballot to vote. if you came under one of the categories passed by your state and allowed to cast an absentee ballot. when started out in politics in the 1960s you would have maybe 2% supplied by absentee ballots and at that time, you were not even allowed to open the absentee ballots until polls are closed on election day so there was no way to know what the count was. that is still the case of many states but in other states,hey will allow the early voting totals to be opened or counted privately. does that ever thi

but, particularly, we had a dramatic group that would come to the school, called the earl grey playersat were in the curriculum. you were doing a bit of acting as well, then? oh, i was doing some acting because it was the age of skits. people did a lot of skits. so, what i eventually did with home economics was i put on a home economics opera. what?! how does that play out...? well, it played out like this. the well—meaning, but rather humourless, um... home economics teacher made the mistake of letting us vote on a special project. hmm. this is the downside of democracy, so we could vote on it. and she wanted us to vote on making stuffed animals for sick children in hospitals. a very worthy project, but i felt, why notjust buy them? i knew about those curved seams. i wanted to have nothing to do with them. we'd already done smocking, that was enough of that. so i subverted part of the class and got them to vote on the home economics opera. she was a little bit dismayed by that, but because it was a vote, she said, yes, we could do it, as long as it was on a home economics subject. so

there was the, there was serious order trafficking and the commodity actually reported on the wins . earl smith, david asked with testimonies from of any of themselves. and his reports on human treatment of people. and it is a trafficking in human organs, in cost of a dig montes says the doctors without borders, organization and its head bound cushion, now engaged in activities counter to once i had to class the, prove, not any cushion is involvement in human organ trafficking because of those prime minister has she and touch ease as well, and presenting the entire case in europe at bottom. it's and you know, what are your options in front of them? didn't we just, nothing was there to be all the support is on chuck campus. so of i was like, this is a busy box, all i almost all part of it's a give the body floats, has to be on call the survey based on the say logical, because the larger bike. uh, go about doc as a, well i uh go it was that a is, is, is, is go change that or just it is important stuff according to jump on to on monte. it was you and officials in cost of the day to minute tr

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i was about to bring health and safety, i am pleased the earl seen.the car is there. if this really about a race who come second because donald trump is so far ahead? i who come second because donald trump is so far ahead?— is so far ahead? i think you are riaht, is so far ahead? i think you are right. donald _ is so far ahead? i think you are right, donald trump _ is so far ahead? i think you are right, donald trump are - is so far ahead? i think you are right, donald trump are seen i is so far ahead? i think you are l right, donald trump are seen as is so far ahead? i think you are - right, donald trump are seen as by far the favourite. he could be getting a historic win in iowa. the question with trump is not if he will win, it is how much he will win by. he will want to win by 50%, a knockout punch, for ron desantis and the former us ambassador nicky haley, it is about finishing second but they will want to finish a respectable second, 20 or 30. if they want the momentum to carry on through to the nominating process. get back to the car, the team

they supposedly consistent with israeli policy piece, read the balcony, and since 1948. meanwhile, as earl has intensified his rage across the occupied westbank and testimonies, i imagine about the physical abuse of palestinians, some who were detained in mid to check points. and all the areas say that was severely beaten by is riley soldiers. does it for him? has more on armed on the ground. i'm going to attach the more hits than he could count. some were from the rifle, but of his really soldier that came to no and no use. i said to them, my eyes are hurting their bleeding on my face. the pepper spray them without care that i'm in pain. blind hold it in hand coughed. he was been left to go without any explanation and with many wounds, some of which he had not a lot of. they beat me before. i could know who it was. it was also shocking and human lead me and put the rifle on my shoulder to shoot a other fellow sending him, and i heard the boy going near my ear. unlike ahmed, the beating of my syllable, what all wasn't caught on camera. this video shows medical teams trying to help him afte

retland was the daughter of philip sidney, one of the greatest poets before the shakespearean era, earl version, there was no shakespeare, we understand all this, yes, shakespeare was like a phenomenon, as if there was a person whose grave is in starford on ewan, did he write all this yes, that’s another question, what shakespeare was is no one’s convening yes, shakespeare has plays and dances. i’ll ask about the plans of the pushkin museum, i mean the state museum of fine arts named after pushkin, of course, many of them were declared quite a long time ago, and the pushkin museum is generally famous for all sorts of parallel projects, there is a club for young art critics, for example, and many other museums are private colleagues. including texts about art, we have quite a large volume of books, here i have a question, to what extent is the house of the text in the form in which it was conceived necessary for the museum, it seems to me that this idea is half-thought out, under-formulated, if you like , which means we’ll calmly formulate, now even now we ’re actually doing this. this i

this, i in this case i will start from one phrase of the great shakespeare, but this was said by the earlking leary, well, it’s clear that in this case this is actually shakespeare’s idea, this is our... the age of the blind is led by madmen in the 16th century, it was written, but it cannot be applied to our time, to ours, to the west. civilization, absolutely, there is a lot of evidence there, and here we return to the question, in my opinion, well, it makes no sense to constantly discuss what is happening in one side and what is happening in the other, especially since we have discussed this many times, but therefore did not specifically invite today dmitry drobnitsky, so as not to pour out on you, yes, i heard even you yesterday we remembered, specifically so that it would be convenient for you, but i’m not against america, i’m not against the americanist, i’m against living according to america’s political schedule, that’s it. its civilization, well, describe it to me, if it is orthodox, then the question arises, what about other faiths that are present in our country? the second que

but 1st, this report from poor gig, it is earl's will drag zoning, dasa with food and medical supplies, nearly exhausted to humanitarian condition has become dia, doctors, accounting out amputations without any anesthetic with growing outraged. and perhaps crucially legal proceedings, ramping up these really presidents isaac could, so it's facing criminal complaint in switzerland. it happened during his recent trip to the world economic form in davos statement, from swiss prosecutors said the plaintiff's seeking a criminal prosecution in power though to case brought by south africa at the international court of justice, accusing israel of genocide in gaza as the destruction escalates on the ground, mexico and she likes and of now with the both israel and thomas to the international criminal court site in consents about war crimes. while the un i, c, j come some traits on disputes between countries. the icpc is a criminal tribunal which can prosecute the individuals. during hood soaks appearance in davos, he put forward his rails position on the war in cancer, while with rejecting the c

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they include an e—mail from earl spencer to the director—general, calling for an independent enquiry. from princess diana, and also communications with martin bashir, conversations about his health, and also we hear from him, his view that this was essentially all about professional jealousy. essentially all about professionaljealousy. at the heart of this is this is a freedom of information request, with the suspicion that the bbc was withholding vital documents in the run—up to this. the journalist behind it, and webber, who fought for the whiley says he's believes that the e—mail to share information has been kept from him. the bbc in a statement says any documents not released to journalists were made available in the subsequent and damning dyson enquiry. also worth noting the corporation has spent thousands in a court case trying to resist this release of further document saying they are largely irrelevant or legally privileged. to thailand now, where the country's constitutional court is due to issue a ruling in the coming hours on the opposition move forward party. the court wi

lieutenant governor earl sears. attorney general me are is -- miyares, members of the general simply, chief justice goodwin and justices of our supreme court, members of my cabinet, and my fellow virginians, what an honor it is to be with you this afternoon. today, we gather in our commonwealth capital. not as republicans, not as democrats, but as virginians. and what an honor it is to welcome 54 members of the general assembly that are in their new seats. [applause] as we open this next chapter, we mark yet another trailblazing moment in the history of the commonwealth in welcoming the new speaker of the house, speaker don scott. [applause] notwithstanding this esteemed body being described as a citizen legislature, we all know it's a full-time job. to serve is both a privilege and a responsibily. want to personally thank you and i want to thank your families for the sacrifices that you all. . make. i particularly want to thank our first lady, suzanne youngkin. her love for virginia and more so for the people acros

only 2 players on the status report defensive end in cleveland for earl who we knew was going to miss this game with a knee injury and linebacker dre greenlaw. he's dealing with achilles tendon. itis. he will be questionable for saturday's game, but he did practice in a limited capacity this week at levi stadium. kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> all right. well, we are in 9 or territory. of course not. everybody here is rooting for the red and gold this weekend. for instance, today we chatted with jackie glassman born in wisconsin. but he's been in san francisco since the 80's, though she's lived in the city for all those years. she still thinks cheddar's better. >> i think our defense and our defense. >> steps up like it the last couple of weeks. it's going to be a good game. it's going to be a high scoring game. >> still here, little bit of that from jackie who says she also likes of the packers are the underdogs this weekend. no pressure and has faith in her team, especially after that explosive win over dallas last weekend. everybody like that. glassman is planning to join fellow mem

don't vote for my agenda and that's exactly what you're going to get. scary huh. german chancellor. earl actuals also try to pawn off accountability for his multitude of bad decisions on russia last year. and oh and prove it because yeah, right. it was coated that the regulated the economy and not that heavy and the government reactions to it come back will not fix. as soon as the criminal virus pandemic was halfway over russia began an unprecedented war right in the middle of europe. shortly afterwards, the russian president turned off the gas tap. he makes it sound like germany was basically, it isn't by sand or when it was a actually, in fact, a guarantor of them is records for peace and ukraine and was totally last in ensuring that so se, respected them. and that's essentially how all this ended up popping off in the 1st place in ukraine and russia did not cut off the gas tap. technically speaking, somebody blew out the gas cap, but shows didn't seem to ever evo perpetrator doesn't ever talk about it. and even before that happens, schultz just stood there while brussels slab economic

captain earl ehrhart expected nothing like this when he left georgia lastjuly.f traffic flying near, over, and then towards us from the houthis and there was one way attack drones. it was definitely a new experience. didn't think i was going to be doing that when we launched out on deployment, for sure. destroyers like this are being used to shield the bataan and other boats by shooting down any threats. we are taken down into its command centre for a simulation. command rooms like this are now at the sharp edge of the us involvement in the middle east and beyond. they are the warship's eyes and ears, tracking friendly vessels, identifying incoming threats and initiating rapid response against the attack. for many in the middle east, including forces aligned with iran, an american presence is always provocative. the us says it doesn't want any further escalation, but while the war in gaza goes on, this crew won't know when they are heading home. nafiseh kohnavard, bbc news, in the eastern mediterranean. and finally, we have two space stories for you, one a celeb

.— reports, which may not be until early next year. reports, which may not be until earl next ear. ~xt year. meanwhile, we need to focus the minds _ early next year. meanwhile, we need to focus the minds on _ early next year. meanwhile, we need to focus the minds on the _ early next year. meanwhile, we need to focus the minds on the victims - to focus the minds on the victims and all of this, those who have suffered so much over the years. we hope tojeremy hunt talking about help millions has already been paid out, but there are many people still waiting for compensation. —— we heard. i waiting for compensation. -- we heard. ., heard. i interviewed the former minister who _ heard. i interviewed the former minister who has _ heard. i interviewed the former minister who has done - heard. i interviewed the former minister who has done more i heard. i interviewed the former l minister who has done more than heard. i interviewed the former - minister who has done more than most ministers to kick—start this process of redress and accountability than most ministers and he admitted the gover

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. >> a call from earl. on the line for republicans you're on with ken cuccinelli the founder of never backed down down -- never back down. >> thank you for letting me call. mr. cuccinelli i am so disgusted with republicans why they cannot see that mr. trump has been picked on since he was present and he'sen done a good job and they are trying to get people not to vote. we want democracy. we want honesty and trump has not. he's done everything he said he was going to do andd you guys need to get something done. we got to try to run this country. half of them can't even pronounce their names. >> okay erlan indiana. >> well girl, a couple of things. first on president trump he did not doo everything he said he would do and i will use some examples. he said he would prosecute hillary clinton for breaking the law which he didn't and within days of the election he said she is a nice late and we don't need to do that. that's his prerogative as president but then to complain now that people are being selectively pr

i had to wake up earl . i three hours. i had to wake up early. i never— three hours.to - three hours. i had to wake up early. i never get to see i three hours. i had to wake up early. i never get to see my l early. i never get to see my son. this makes me feel very uncomfortable. well, this is lagos. uncomfortable. well, this is lalos, ., ., , uncomfortable. well, this is lalos, ., , ., uncomfortable. well, this is laios. . , ., ., , lagos. lagos is not the only african city _ lagos. lagos is not the only african city with _ lagos. lagos is not the only african city with traffic i african city with traffic issues. there are long commute times due to gridlock. a report showed commuters and is the equivalent of one working day to traffic jams equivalent of one working day to trafficjams each week. here in lagos, 21 million people spend long hours in traffic like this and it is not only a problem for workers. lagos drivers say productivity levels have dropped. drivers say productivity levels have dropped-— drivers say productivity levels have dropped. sometimes, with sle

given the earl stares programme. you're welcome. given the early stages in — programme.stages in the usual— programme. you're welcome. given the early stages in the usual caveats - early stages in the usual caveats within investigation ongoing, what do you think are the potential reasons that these planes could have collated on that runway? brute reasons that these planes could have collated on that runway?— collated on that runway? we are heafina collated on that runway? we are hearing preliminary _ collated on that runway? we arei hearing preliminary information, collated on that runway? we are - hearing preliminary information, not official, but we have seen a transmit —— a transcript of the air traffic controller composition, this is not official but transmissions publicly available, the smaller aircraft, the coastguard aircraft, was not cleared onto the runway but a holding point but they should have waited for that japan airlines to land which had been given landing clearance. at the moment, it looks like that could be the cause but another thing to bear in mind is