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it was a muddy colour and appeared to be blood—flecked. what did you decide to do?very foolish, but i hoped to give the impression that she had fallen overboard and deny all knowledge of having been to that cabin. what were you going to do then? dispose of her body by pushing it through the porthole. what did you actually do? i lifted her up and pushed her through. it was a very animated trial. overseen by justice hilbery. joshua casswell qc led the counsel for camb‘s defence. but by far the most flamboyant character in the great hall during the trial was geoffrey robertson qc, the leader of the counel for the prosecution. his questioning of camb was intense. would you describe yourself as a truthful man? i think so. you were the last person to see miss gibson alive? yes. you put her through the porthole at 3am on the morning of the 18th of october? yes. did you, for the next eight days, make untrue statements regarding this? idid, yes. when did you decide to alter your story? in the police headquarters. why? i realised by then that i was definitely incriminated by

our great focus seriously this sort of thing he didn't get what he wanted but it certainly did your flecked a genuine you know modernization agenda he didn't use the word would never use the word good work but it's a modernization it is not a mobilization agenda and so while he talked very tough reserving the western part knows he was with me actually i think there was a plan i don't plan quite clearly for a modernization agenda and that's quite important pressure to deliver the region so it came from the university can professor of russian and european studies thanks ever so much i'm going to thank you very much i said you know about. my fan of the presidential candidates have been in this game that long but then here's one everyone was out to run the end of the ninety nine way back then. it's new year's eve one thousand nine hundred ninety nine president boris yeltsin unexpectedly resigned yeah. but also. then prime minister vladimir putin takes over as interim president of the russian federation the countries are suffering in two thousand with a new face at the helm. during his first mon

there's a lot of logic behind this percentage basis if it's row fleck tive of wa we've done in the past. >> absolutely. >> ok. i have to admit i am intrigued by the idea. my personal preference would be if money is going to be given to relief it be given to a-card relief because that spreads more generally across the industry and helps us retain drivers and that sort of thing. i'm very sympathetic to the medallion holders but the medallion holders we're talking about, they didn't pay, they worked very hard for that medallion and it has to be recognized at all turns. if it is the case that we already have an a-card waiver for the cycle of this budget because the driver fund, i think it's important to recognize that that is in not a full waiver, that's using money we collected out of the taxi program to move it over so it doesn't qualify completely as a waiver for me. if that is the situation, then i would be in favor of exploring something along the lines of what mr. mcmurdo proposes, i wouldn't favor a complete elimination. i think it is a license we're giving that allows people to make

unoccupied of american media and what we could call the american mind bry pro israel narrative that's the flecked of attention away from what virtually everyone recognizes as the best way to resolve this conflict and the occupation and the settlements so the palestinians can finally have a slate of their own. his excellency the prime minister of israel the president of the united states of the were the on the in peace process that began with the oslo peace accords in one thousand nine hundred three was designed to negotiate the terms of israel's withdrawal from palestinian territory in accordance with un resolution two forty two which made an explicit connection between israeli withdrawal and a just and lasting peace. this in so slow israel has actually taken more palestinian land for its jewish only settlements in one thousand nine hundred three there were approximately two hundred thousand illegal jewish settlers living in the occupied palestinian territories since then that number has more than tripled with approximately six hundred fifty thousand settlers now living in the west bank in east j

quickly across the continent, which is something nato sees as vital if there ever were to be a con flecktheir own possibly against russian assets, something russians warned would have quote the gravest consequences for global stability. nevertheless the kremlin says president putin is still very keen toe have a summit with president trump. the ball is in the court with the u.s. if you read the russian media, this is the most tense time since the '80s, this is now a full-blown cold war. very intense around europe and the russian periphery at the moment. guys? todd: benjamin hall in london. people think they are colluding with the russians. these guys are not our friends. how much more evidence do you need that the trump administration is not working with the russians. ainsley: 47 minutes after the top of the hour. pete: exposing liberal bias on college campuses to showing off his cooking skills on "cooking with friends." you know him, lawrence jones and his mom join us to whip up his favorite dish. ainsley: first check with bill hemmer for what is coming up at top of the hour. >> happy pa

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three companies in a district rewarded their employees after fleck and total system services. this is putting more money back in the pockets of some my constituents right across the state line in russell county. regions bank, cogeent building roup overseas hard are other companies across our great state that have been giving bonuses. i'm applied of ben russell and the other companies i mentioned leading the way. because of tax reform, over four million workers have received a bonus or pay increase. these bigger paychecks and bonuses can help save for a kid's school or appliance or making a car payment. this represents opportunity. at a time when every penny counts, tax reform is giving them more money to take home. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. mr. ferguson: i would like to thank the gentleman from alabama for his remarks and share some of the great things that are happening just across the state line to our neighbors. mr. speaker, one of the things that -- one of the reasons that tax reform was so important to me and one of the things that i campaigned so hard for