thane of fife had a wife. is everything all right? sure, just hold on one more second. please just one more second. calm down dear. i , i, i'd like to wash up a bit, just - my hands, i'll be right back. i'm worried about her. she'll be fine. she's been sleepwalking you know. yes, well neither of us have been getting much sleep lately. i murdered sleep, remember. yes, i think your wife is really starting to break down i'm afraid. act five actually begins with one of these sleep walking episodes. i think you should take a look. i have two nights watched with you but can perceive not truth in your report. when was it she last walked? since his majesty went into the field, i have seen her rise from her bed, throw her night gown upon her, unlock her closet, take forth paper, fold it, write upon it, read it, afterwards seal it and again return to bed, yet all this while in a most fast sleep. a great perturbation in nature, to receive at once the benefit of sleep and do the effects of watching! in this slumbery agitation, besides her walking

. >> reporter: john fife, an advertising copywriter was one of the first to buy in the building. >> this building was a fantastic collection of interesting people. >> reporter: none more so than perhaps the building's most gregarious and outsized personality -- david novak. >> he was so nice and entertaining and funny and charming. this building is for the people who just really liked him. and i would count myself completely as one of them. >> it's impossible not to be charmed by david. i adore the man. >> we were, i would say, basically best friends here in utah. >> reporter: david's huge personality fit his apparently oversized professional accomplishments. investor, restaurateur, owner of an extremely unusual consulting firm whose sole specialty was preparing wealthy clients for, of all thing, prison. >> he was hired to help put their affairs into order before they went to prison, help educate the family on what was going to happen, get the best sentencing for him. >> reporter: that business grew out of personal experience. he himself was a felon. served a year in federal prison for m

and fife they will be able to call for work on preparedness at all of for the consequences of the united kingdom was a draw all the bit and the fight take into account all possible outcomes. on foreign policy were discussed the recent escalation in the sea of us off there are people in concert a few might that in their conviction there's no justification for the use of military falls by russia therefore we request the media to release of all detained ukrainian female and russia must not limited freedom of navigation through the couch straight why do you continue to follow developments in the future of other of will provide additional assistance to the affected regions. this if chancellor merkel and president marco also prevented the state of implementation of the music agreement and they decided to reach new of economic sanctions against russia given that no progress has been made we also discussed the ongoing cooperation for the first year league of arab states summit to take place next february in egypt thank you thank you and now president of the you can commission. mr president me to

correct me if i'm wrong, but i think you had to beat out fife other democrats in this primary.that process like in terms of integrating yourself into the existing democratic party, figuring out how to best strategize against your fellow democrats? was there a unification effort after that hard fought primary? >> yeah, so there was a unification effort. we had a couple of unity rallies right after and wanted to make sure that even though, you know, our community had never seen a six-way primary before, that ultimately, our goal was to make sure that everyone came together for whoever it ended up being the nominee. and really, my approach was not necessarily one of competing with the other candidates, but rather trying to make sure that our message of, one, making sure everybody has the same kind of opportunity that i know i had from this community, and two, making sure that people knew what we were fighting for. our campaign tried really, really hard to talk to as many people as possible about wanting to make shower that everybody had access to affordable quality health care, ma

warriors finished a fife-game road trip with a stop in milwaukee.eat the dubs at oracle last month. steph and company looking for a little payback. serving up the cheese curds wisconsin janis with the chip slam. pretty good defense on him. this is not good defense by milwaukee. andre iguodala streaking with authority. dubs up six at the break. third quarter, bucks coming back. capping a 14-2 run, and milwaukee has a two-point lead, which lasted about ten seconds. a screen from kevin durant, who had only 11 points. that brings steph for three, and the dubs lead for most of this game. jordan bell between the legs to steph for 3 of his 20. learned that pass from zaza. and klay thompson with 20 as the dubs hold the top scoring team to only 95 points. the warriors win their third straight, 105-95. they're back home against minnesota on monday. >> it was a game that meant a lot to us. we were embarrassed a few weeks ago. and we have an eye on them. you know, this is a team we could play later on. i thought it was our best defensive game of the year. we we

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in case you missed it, european champions real madrid are through to a third consecutive fife club worldin abu dhabi. the welsh international picked up the three goals in an 11 minute spell either side of half time against the asian champions from japan, and they'll now face hosts al ain on saturday at the same venue. just great on a personal level to get the goals, but the most important thing, as i always say, is to help the team and, as i say, get into the final and a chance to win the trophy. tomorrow we will analyse the trophy. tomorrow we will analyse the competition and, yeah, get ready for the game. we know it's a difficult game and it's one we really wa nt difficult game and it's one we really want to win to lift the trophy and, jack, we look forward to it. manchester united have their caretaker until the end of the season — it's their former striker, ole gunnar solskjaer, who scored the winning goal in the champions league final in 1999. the 45—year—old will be joined by mike phelan as first—team coach, who was sir alex ferguson's former asssistant. who was sir alex ferguson's

waves hitting the shore in pittenweem in fife. big gaps in the cloud your. of england and wales. it is western parts more prone to see the showers. still coming in from a generally south—westerly direction, but it's a slightly cooler air mass that we had through yesterday. tem pters that we had through yesterday. tempters down at around seven to 11 degrees. with some longer spells of drier weather over eastern scotland and bones through england, this is where temperatures will drop the furthest, perhaps down to freezing. isafairamount furthest, perhaps down to freezing. is a fair amount of cloud tomorrow. showers in the morning will fade away, more sunshine into the afternoon, but not west england, western scotland and northern ireland could see heavy showers with hill makes them. sunshine in between the showers. best of the sunshine will be in southern and eastern areas. temperatures as high as degree. thursday night, night—time rain and strong winds over much of england and wales. the further north you are, lighter winds, england and wales. the further nor

can i also paid tribute to the stamina of my honourable friend from north—east fife and other colleaguesder the response to the original application. mr speaker today, later today we began five days of debate on possibly the most important piece in decision is parliament will ever take. today also, ofstead has described the government's statement —— treatment of thousands of schoolchildren in england has an affluent scandal. we have an investigation into funeral company 's, report from a un special measures and steve jobs around the foundation highlighting the poverty that exists on this one of the most wealthy commies in the world. what does that have to do with this motion? the only reason we allowed to discuss those things openly and without fear and indeed the only reason we are allowed to know most of those things is because the power of those things is because the power of the state to stop us from knowing is tempered by the rates or democratically elected parliament. not tempered nearly enough in my humble opinion. the parliament is not democratically enough elected in my humble o

and by the way, in kind of a very related way, our congressional delegation, fife of us there, three senators, two house members, we asked to speak to children at tornillo to find out what's really going on with their care and the circumstances of them being detained there for very long periods of time, and we could not get permission from the administration to talk to any of those children. and we're not talking about disclosing their names or their medical record or anything else that would create any danger for them. we wanted to find out their stories to understand what they're suffering, what they're going through. the administration would not let us exercise that oversight and have a conversation. >> so you remember congress, and congress has the power of the purse. and someone's funding the tornillo camp. i'm confused about if congress said no more of this, don't you have the leverage to cut it off? >> we do have that leverage. under republican control of the house and senate, there has been no willingness to even hold a hearing, let alone consider exercising the power of the

will fife reports. a few days on, and there is still a huge buzz in the air here. site to catch a glimpse of this artwork. sometimes arriving as early as 3am. it's a bit bizarre. but i suppose that's what he does, he picks locations all over the world. we're from australia and my daughter knows of his work very well. you rarely get a chance to see an artwork of such an artist, it is quite remarkable. always been interested in banksy because i'm from bristol itself and because he's a hometown boy for me. always a lot of interest. i have been well aware that he has never painted in wales before. even with the global attention, so too comes the threat of things like vandalism, of what could almost certainly have become one of the uk's most valuable garages. it will increase the local economy. i think it will increase port talbot football. i think the coffee shops and restaurants had better stock up because as people come to make pilgrimages to see this wonderful, magnificent banksy, they will need to be fed and watered. since the importance of the piece was first real

i love my mentors there, douglas fife, scooter libby, great guys.they really helped my political trajectory, i guess. but i just felt that this wasn't what represented america at that moment, especially after eight years of obama. and they would tell me -- because i said -- i was 28 years old at the time and i said, i want to join a campaign and i want to leave hudson, and i'm thinking about joining trump. they said, you are crazy. like everybody. [laughter] mr. cernovich: that -- mr. papadopoulos: back then, this was 2015. now it is a whole different game and they are all friends. but that was the general theme, that no scholar in a think tank or anybody in a mainstream outfit would be on the trump campaign or even the ben carson campaign, and i joined both. and then they said, you should join ted cruz or somebody like that, and we have connections. i was not interested. i sent the message to corey. their outfit was three people at the time. he said, let's keep in touch, you have an interesting background. we kept in touch. i joined the ben carson

douglas fife, scooter libby, great guys. they really helped my political trajectory, i guess. but i just felt that this wasn't what represented america at that moment. especially after eight years of obama. and they would tell me, because i said -- i'm 28 years old at the time. and i said i want to join a campaign and leave hudson. and i'm thinking about joining trump. and they said, you're crazy. like everybody -- i mean, back then, this is 2015, okay. this is now -- now it is a whole different game. and they're all friends and -- but that was the general theme, that no scholar at a think tank or anybody in a mainstream outfit would be on the trump campaign or even the ben carson campaign and i joined both. so i told -- and then they said you should join ted cruz and we have connected and i just wasn't interested. so i sent a message to cory. their outfit was three people at the time and he said let's keep in touch. you have an interesting background and we kept in touch and then i joined the ben carson campaign and i left and went back to london and i reached out again for t

we were at fife. saturday we sat down with mr. schumer and gave him a number below five. i am not going to tell you what the number is. >> what was the number? >> did i just tell you i wasn't going to tell you? last night they said they weren't even going to counter that. here is what i think is happening. this comes down to mrs. pelosi's speakership. i think chuck schumer and the others would cut a deal, but they are protecting mrs. pelosi. the ere is any vote before 3rd, she is in jeopardy of losing her speakership. paychecks go out today. we are in the middle of a government shut down and the ordinary pay cycle would pay folks today, and those paychecks are going out. the next payroll affected would be january 11. [inaudible question] >> it absolutely is. >> we are in the last week right now. >> the folks who are really at risk are the folks who are furloughed. the folks working are going to get paid, period. when they get paid is when the government opens up again. no one works for free for the ferguson. the folks furloughed would need legislation to pay them for the