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with more on what to expect inth next tbaiz of the impeachment inquiry, i am joined by jami floyd, from wnyc radio. this was inn exhauweek and it's not over. what does the hou do now?er. >> it's only just beginning. here's what's happening now, and here's where we go next. they are on a break for the thanksgiving holiday, butardly a break behind the scenes. so the democrats on the house intelligence committee are preparing their report. republicans are also preparing their report.re thosorts go tow the judiciary committee, where articles of impeachment will be prepared. now, that doesn't mean that we're finished in the intelligence committee. it'shaeen reported by some t the hearings have closed, but they really haen't. conversations are being held with nancy pelosi about whether to move from the intelligence committee would you want calling additional witnesses. they may still call additional witnesses. i think no likely, given the fast track in light of the election. but possible. they have not yet fully gaveled it closed despite that dmatic ending on thursday. and then when we get to

fill the comma rock group pink floyd's front man has spoken to r.t. about his dismay at what's happening to the whistleblower join us on that story and more after the break. markets are making new all time. interesting the money that is forced into the. markets like draining the liver of a bra farm has to come from somewhere a lot less let's dig into this little bit more. welcome back the u.s. congress has passed a bill in support of hong kong protesters president trump is expected to sign it into law despite delicate trade talks with china but the move has angered beijing. she's done with him gone home kong trying to lose in hong kong affairs are trying as internal affairs going to the united states should you stop interfering or it will be he by negative because he wishes to join you will have to take strong counter measures to defend its national sovereignty child development interesting to shoot them when they don't the bill called the hong kong human rights and democracy act will allow sanctions to be imposed on those officials who suppress human

there are still to come for this iraq group pink floyd's front man has spoken to r.t. about his dismay about what is happening to the whistleblower judy in the sun to have this view yourself right. the markets are making. interesting the money that is being force fed and see the. markets like draining the liver of a duck farm it has to come from somewhere a lot less let's dig into the us a little bit more. welcome back now the issue of free speech on campus is making headlines again u.k.'s oxford brookes university counts to talk by a feminist artist after she was accused of discriminating against transgender people. rachel is a trans exclusionary radical feminist who frequently shows transphobia discourse on her social media we firmly believe that inviting such speakers infringes upon academic freedom brooks i don't believe i'm trying to fight back i don't believe i said anything trans trans firebreak. i mean we're having a discussion based on no facts and you know that's quite worrying and we should be dealing with facts i mean you'd be interested to see what their d

that and i still if you this iraq creep in floyd from man has spoken to r.t. about his dismay at what's happening to the whistleblower you'd inosanto have this view yourself right. markets are making new all time highs so interesting the money that is being forced into the. markets like draining into the liver of a duck on a fatwah farm has to come from somewhere i must say let's dig into this little bit more. concern about new technologies and i think society should be like and i try to help them get gauged in those concerns . but we also should have concerns about doing nothing doing nothing is extraordinarily risky you know with some point 5000000000 people and a series of. ancient technology that are not necessarily suitable for the more. welcome back you with r.t. now the issue of free speech on campus is making headlines again that after the u.k.'s oxford brookes university canceled the talk by a feminist artist after she was accused of discriminating against transgender people so is a trans exclusionary roger who feminist who frequently shows trans phob

from man of the rock band pink floyd roger waters has spoken out angrily about what's happening to you sanjay in an interview with r.t. it does come amid fears that whistle blows extradition to the u.s. is now more likely after sweden dropped a 2010 rape case against him america accuses him of conspiring to hack government computers if convicted he may face up to 175 years in jail he's currently in belmarsh prison in the u.k. his extradition hearing is set to take place in february which waters told us that the sound is a political prisoner. there's no process of little big followed at the moment somebody somebody bank up in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every 24 being slowly murdered by the state because he told uncomfortable truths about war crimes committed by the united states of america. it surely purely political this is a political prisoner he's been hung out to dry as a warning to others others who might decide that they might be journalists that they might fulfill that function as journalists by informing the public and the electorate of what goes on secretly in their name so t

still the comment rock group pink floyd's frontman has spoken to r.t. about his dismay at what's happening to whistleblower julian sun's story and more after the break. but politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president which. was something i wanted. to go right to the press this is like a book for 3 of them will be good. i'm interested always in the lives of. this city. i have concern about new technologies and i think society should and i and i try to help them get engaged in those concerns. but we also should have concerns about doing nothing doing nothing is extraordinarily risky in the world with some point 5000000000 people at a series of over ancient technologies that are not necessarily suitable for tomorrow. and. welcome back here as congress has passed a bill in support of hong kong protesters president trump is expected to sign it into law despite delicate trade talks with china the move has angered by raising. you know she's doing with. home kong just part of china and ho

still to come in the program rock group pink floyd's front man has spoken to r.t.m. about his dismay at what's happening to the whistleblower join us. for you after the break. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. somebody wanted. to go right to the press to see what the full story of the more people get. interested always in the lives of. their citizens. welcome back the issue of free speech on campus is making headlines once again the u.k.'s oxford brookes university canceled a talk by a feminist artist after she was accused of discriminating against transgender people. rachel is a trans ex

you went to the other pics and got the bronze medal, you met floyd mayweather there? you want to make money, call this. isaid, thank you. he and said, if you want to make money, call this. i said, thank you. he was like, buatsi, what did i say to you? if you want to make money, call this number. did you ever call it? i didn‘t. i still want to make money but i never called the number. there are all kinds of ways you can make money, ifeel like i rang the right numberand it money, ifeel like i rang the right number and it that one. my friend said, wozza, use won an olympic medal, what are you doing going back to uni? —— wozza, you have won an medal? i was exceptionally happy that i went to university and got a good degree, good grey, so i was happy that i was able to do that and juggle happy that i was able to do that and juggle it while doing amateur boxing, it was a big hassle but i‘m glad i did boxing, it was a big hassle but i‘m glad i did it boxing, it was a big hassle but i‘m glad i did it because i know i owned it. i‘ve got one option and that‘s to keep moving for

ok i'm still alive i'm alive now by roger waters musician co-founder of course of pink floyd and a supporter of wiki leaks thanks for joining me. let's just get a reaction 1st of all to the news of the sexual investigation being dropped against julian assange is what was your reaction to that. well mainly mouth punching will share i couldn't believe the statement that prosecutors put out by the way is the alleged in g c there's no evidence to support the idea that julian assange changed injured anybody but anyway that's a confused story and we'll never get to the bottom of it but it had nothing to do with any judicial procedure it was wheels within wheels it was the powers that be putting pressure on the swedish government who pressure on the prosecution service who can pressure on the plate the whole thing is a completely bogus set up and it is in partially in consequence to that bogus julian surgeries imprisoned still today. i've released a video just of the video from this room where i'm sitting. just a p. days ago going it's november the 11th guys armistice. while those men died for wasn

floyd republic of ireland if the beats of last year.of retirement next year. mayweather is now 42. his last two outings have been exhibitions against conor mcgregor, and the javanese kickboxer. the latter lasted just 140 seconds, but and a reported £7 million. the announces comeback on social media today after an earlier post that he was in talks with the ufc president to set up what he described as another spectacular event in twenty20. great britain played a german in the davis cup quarterfinals this afternoon, with andy murray likely to be in action. he was arrested yesterday. they made it through to victory in the deciding doubles rubber against kazakhstan. our tennis correspondent has been talking to the coach about their chances. there is no rest and this new look davis cup, because having won this back—to—back group matches, great britain face a quarterfinal later today, and it will be against germany. what andy murray play, having been rested yesterday? he looked a little rusty, and by his own admission, a few kilos overweight i

so my dad found a way to bring us into the civil rights movement that him and floyd patterson. back then, it was the boxer that would travel with my dad. it wasn't the baseball players. they needed people to bring this ability to the movement and floyd was one of the great guys that went down. and that picture there is at the motel where dr. king was staying. >> up there by my finger? >> right. >> and my dad and patterson went down the next day to bring money for the children who had been jailed during the marches and they just went to the site and they also stayed at that motel. so-- >> where it had been bombed. >> where it had just been bombed. >> martin luther king is trend of the -- friend of the family? >> yes, friend of the family. as a family we started doing jazz concerts and our first jazz concert was also to raise money in june. >> at the house? >> at the house, at our house, yes and my brothers and i sold hot dogs and sodas and we turned in $1,000 our first jazz concert and then we had a second one after the-- after the march on washington and we had gone to the marc

you're so wrong, mickey. >> an arrest warrant issued out of floyd superior court. >> hours after his the indiana state police arrested david camm and charged him with the murders of his wife and two children. it had been three days since the shootings. >> announcer: coming up. accused of murder and the evidence, a phone call. >> this phone call blow up his alibi. >> yes. >> announcer: a t-shirt and a parade of women. >> she was upset. you know, and saddened by it. she felt like history was repeating itself. >> there's people he pulls over. flirts with 'em and eventually seduces them. >> he wanted to have women and his wife was getting in the way. >> yes. >> reporter: she was an obstacle for the kind of lifestyle he wanted to pursue? >> that's correct. >> when mystery on lockhart road continues. >> when mystery on lockhart road continues. (music) if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achiev

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floyd helped us in monday ways. we also benefited from university of washington press editor, laura mclaughlin, and mike beckham. who are always welcoming and encouraging. i wanted to thank particularly the before columbus foundation. as a historian of our team, remember 35 years ago, monday skis meet received one of the first extraordinary graphic camp citizen 13660. if exploited by see, we are standing in for john accepting this award today, it is also great honor for me to be able to follow in the footsteps and in those of hiroshi. thank you very much. [applause] >> useful phrases for immigrants. the strength of the stories, live in their unvarnished no-nonsense honesty. there are no rags to riches chinese-american and racial success stories. or women warriors triumphing over the patriarchy. an hillside from the island identified the body of a young chinese woman discovered by construction workers and the new site. our shopping center in a chinese city. he's a rather ordinary men and women. young and old. his str

. >> floyd means had a high risk first pregnancy now paramedic darron thurmond is a constant presenceng mountains by moving care closer to hem. ron mott. nbc news. kroufrdsville, indiana. >> when we come back, marathon man. this marine literally crawled across the finish line once before honoring those lost in combat. now he is on a new >>> there is good news tonight about determination, dedication and personal trial. as thousands of runners prepare to run in the grueling new york city marathon here tomorrow, many will be competing for special causes. but this year there is one that truly stands out. >> for runner and u.s. marine micah herndon, the finish line was just a start. with yards to go in the boston marathon. his leg locked up but instead of quitting. he dropped to his knees, crawled cross the finish line. and captived the nation. his determination so fierce because he wasn't just running for himself. but for the memory of two fallen comrades and a journalist killed by an ied in afghanistan, names inscribed on his shoes. >> i was focused on what mattered at that moment. i was

pink floyd co-founder roger waters where more of the week's big stories ahead including the u.s. canceling a key element of the 2 willing a run nuclear deal as the country wrestles with fuel price protests spurred by already published sanctions live from moscow you're with our team. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure i'll be speaking to the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see if. i do object now i will continue objecting to people. who never want to grease. their position between must not become a nato member under any circumstances our reason is clear nater. it bombed us using depleted uranium munitions. and that still is killing our children today. and if we decided to become a nato member. we would give it a moral right to believe that he did the right thing this way we would betray the memory of those who died as a result of the bombing operation called the angel of mercy can you imagine that. again the us secretary of state mike pompei o announced monday that washington will end sanctions waivers on iran's $4.00 nuclear facility a key compo

a hit at 170 miles per hour in the corner i started crying it happened so fast no i think it's the floyd saw the video it didn't know that i was fighting for me it didn't feel that bad i meant to pay instead of kicking in. our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the maximum pressure on the leaders of iran and this time it's coming not from us sanctions but rather from angry iranians 3 days ago the gulf. began rationing gasoline and at the same time doubled the price protests erupted across the country the pain at the gas pump becoming political and deadly at least 2 people have been killed in violence but a clampdown on the internet is making it hard to confirm what exactly is happening . it is the drastic policy change over gasoline the result of sanctions in the us his policy of maximum pressure or the protests symptoms of a homegrown discontent with the clerics at the top of the islamic republic what we do know tonight the supreme leader is accusing the u.s. of supporting violent unrest in the country and the revolutionary guar

violating espionage if convicted he could face up to 175 years in prison we can leak supporter and pink floyd co-founder of roger waters says a songe is a political prisoner. there's no process of little big followed at the moment somebody somebody bang go up in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every 24 being slowly murdered by the state because he told uncomfortable truths about war crimes committed by the united states of america. it surely purely political this is a political prisoner he's been hung out to dry as a warning to others others who might decide that they might be journalists that they might fulfill that function as journalists by informing the public and the electorate of what goes on secretly in their name so this business objects tradition has nothing to do with the legal process he's being railroaded in it's disgusting to find the truth these days is it surely difficult in any sane universe he would be lauded as a hero of the people for getting at the truth and then publishing it and he's not killing him. international that's how things are looking so far today we're back again

war crimes in iraq and afghanistan we can big supporter of pink floyd co-founder roger waters believes that the songs get any more of a fair trial in the u.s. than it would in the u.k. there's no process of little big hollywood at the moment somebody's in somebody's bank go in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every $24.00 being slowly murdered by the state because he told an uncomfortable truth. about war crimes committed by the united so. he's been hung out to dry as a warning to others. others who might decide that they might be journalists that they might fall through the function as journalists by in forming the public and the electorate of what goes on critically in their name so this business of their tradition has nothing to do the legal process is being railroaded and it's disgusting to find the truth these days is it really difficult in any setting a new universe he would be lauded as a hero of the people for getting at the truth and then publishing it and he's not killing him. the protest symbol livia are intensifying the demonstrators there denouncing what they call a coup again

i think the thing is that it is very unusual much like when conor mcgregor boxed floyd mayweather crossingn't think there can be a great deal taken from it because it is very unusual but on the positive side, i get why people would be against it. but on the positive it might bring people to the sport to either trite or do it for training or just people to the sport to either trite or do it for training orjust to watch it who wouldn't normallyjust like strictly come dancing does for dancing. it might wring lots more people to dancing at the end of the day and anything that gets people active is something positive and that's got to be good. stacey copeland. in the last few minutes we have been hearing more from the environment agency in response to the situation in south yorkshire. we been working with local authorities... helen batt, from the environment agency spoke to bbc look north's carla fowler. we have been out warning and informing people and operating at full assets. 0ur defences are about 4000 properties which is great but u nfortu nately, 4000 properties which is great but unfortu

pretty good question to ask, the kitchen is so hard here...m was more than 30 years ago that keith floydotel in taunton. rhodes still in his mid—20s. his firstjob was in amsterdam, but his kitchen career, working in a hotel, was almost derailed. running for a tram, he was hit by a van. his head injury destroyed his senses of taste and smell, crucial tools for a chef. the doctor said, you haven't done very well and i said what does this mean because schumacher said it means you need a new career. and, for me, that was devastating —— i said what does this mean? he did recover and starting with hot chefs, landed a succession of high—profile cooking jobs. we are on the great british revival. if you are worried about egg whites, make some meringues. just in case i did curdle it. he was one of those chefs i always wanted to watch work. i don't normally sit there and watch other chefs doing demonstrations but with gary, it was always something new. his approachable personality meant he was also in prime—time demand, from the holiday programme. was also in prime—time demand, from the holiday pro

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troops did he floyd to iraq visit weeks after u.s. forces pulled back from syria's broader with turkey ahead avenue are turkish invasion killing hundreds of kurds many criticized the president for withdrawing, calling it a betrayal the vice president was asked about the criticism, during second stop to irbil the capital of iraqi kurdistan. >> i don't think any confusion now among leadership here in the kurdish region that president trump's commitment to our allies here in iraq, as well as, to those in the syria defense o forces kurdish forces fought alongside is unchangeing. >> with eye on ir, earlier this week the aircraft carry uss abraham lincoln entered persian gulf first time since arriving in the region in may past six months aircraft carrier had been outside the gulf without knowing vice president secretly in iraq, france's defense ministers creativitied trump administration for disgageing from middle east. >> iran uran nearly 500 killed in widespread protests pence said he spoke to prime minister about the issue. >> discord am

fortunately, these guys overreach themselves and they were taken over by floyd goldblum who basically the publications back on more of a level footing, but he also said i will sell to anybody who wants to buy this so i can make a profit. well, by now, he is really getting upset. he approached joe kennedy to buy it because joe had offered to fight but hearst publications which were also in trouble, and then joe said no. he asked his good friend, bernard, he said no. everybody in america said no. and at exactly the same time good old car bells notified she is going to defect to harper's bazaar which of course was a terrible blow to conde. and he never forgave her. never. she is the only person who did him wrong who he never forgave. but as you can see, there is a very famous new yorker, diana friedman at harper's bazaar talking to carmel snow and by now, her brothers, tom white is a general manager of all of the first companies and he is one of seven people who is bailing out first at the same time. as if that were not bad enough, he gets prostate cancer and has a heart attack. he has a

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he's a floyd r.on missouri endowed professor of law and the author of "high crimes and misdemeanors, a history of impeachment for the age of trump." good morning to you. >> nice to be here. >> okay. so let's start here with process. republicans have complained so much about process. you've seen some complaints during the testimony yesterday of ambassador yovanovitch. this morning this was what we heard from congressman jim jordan. >> they can keep, you know, having secret depositions down here in the basement of the capitol, but i think the american people see through this whole thing. >> see through this whole thing. is there something to see on the other side of this? is this something that's uniquely abnormal? >> no, there's nothing abnormal here, at least in terms of taking depositions of witnesses in private before you put them on before the national audience. this is certainly something that republicans themselves did in previous times when they were investigating, for example, hillary clinton

we're glad to be joined by harrison floyd. where is harrison? of our black voices coalition.did not even get a good location. harrison, thank you very much. that's wire doing so well. you let other people have that good location. i appreciate it. great job you are doing and herman cain and pastor darrell scott. thank you. this guy, i said is he really a pastor? -- darrell, come up here. this guy, i said is he really a pastor? he is tough. he would take them apart. he would go into enemy territory. fake news. that was easy for you. he wanted to say a couple of ords? >> god bless everybody. one thing i have learned is if i was watching this master debater. i have learned is if i cannot win the debate, i'm turning it into an argument. jesus said of abraham, would you like to see my day? he saw it and he was glad. we see it, we are glad about it. in 2016, a handful of black people were able to come forward and announce their support. four then candidate donald trump and actively stop for him, diamond and silk and paris. we saw the day for every five persons would criticize us, on

of porsche of andre lauderer and van-duren in his mercedes of the one of boxing's all-time greats floyd mayweather has announced plans to come out of retirement next year but to do what isn't exactly clear. the 42-year-old says he's in talks with ultimate fighting championship boss dana white but never previously contested a ufc bout. and that is all your sport for now. more later. kamahl: thank you. the launch of tesla's futuristic new electric pickup truck. didn't go as planned. it was an ambitious demonstration of its armored glass in front of c.e.o. elon musk. have a look. well, they call it the cyber truck. it drew gasps of astonnishment as it rolled on the stage. the unconventional looking. but the audience's expectations were quite literally shattered when the glass was put to the test in -- i'm hoping we'll actually get to see this here. you know what? we're not going to. we're going to show you later. that's what we call a tease. it keeps you coming back. back soon.

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we are delighted to be joined by harrison floyd of our black voices coalition.se] president trump: where is harrison? where is harrison? you didn't even get a good location. why you are doing so well. you let other people have bigger location. harrison, thank you very much. i appreciate it. great job you are doing. and our court -- cochairs, herman cain and pastor darrell scott. [applause] president trump:, p, darrell -- come up here, darrell. this guy is so tough. is he really a pastor? he would take them apart, he would go on to enemy territory, fake news like cnn, he would take them apart. that was easy for you. do you want to say a couple words? pastor scott one thing: i have learned from watching this master debater, if i can't win a debate, i turn it into an argument. i might lose the debate but i won't lose the argument. jesus set of abraham, rejoice to see my day. and he was glad. we rejoice to see this day. we are glad about it. in 2016, a handful of black people were courageous enough to come forward and publicly announce their support for then-candida

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now one of boxing's all time greats floyd mayweather has announced plans to come out of retirement next year but to do why isn't exactly clear the 42 year old says he's in talks with ultimate fighting championship dostana white but he's never previously contested the us he battled me whether one boxing world titles at 5 different weights and was undefeated in 55. and that is all your sport for now much more coming up later but for now it's back to rachelle thank you very much for us thank you for joining us as well for this news hour here on al-jazeera much more of the day's news will be coming to you from barbara sara and our london center there. i thought this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir of tunnel billeted and if you can give them the opportunity wonderful things start to happen sometimes the simplest solution the most impact from. the main things that sense i was 0 apart from other news organizations is that a lot of our reporting is about real people not about ideas or politicians and what they may want to do but how policies and how events affect real people it's

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and one of boxing's all time greats floyd mayweather is announced plans to come out of retirement next year but to do why isn't exactly clear the 42 year old says he's in talks with ultimate fighting championship bosses dan a white but he's never previously contested the u.f.c. bout made the other one boxing world titles at 5 different weights and was undefeated and 55. and that is all your sport for now we shall back to you all right thank you very much and thank you for joining us on the news hour we have much more news for you on the other side of the break so keep it here on al-jazeera . every war makes a devastating impact on vast earthrise explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important southpaws a we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees striving to coexist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant follows life after conflict on al-jazeera. from ancient embryos to communist leaders. age old philosophies and the rule of order re

i want to boxing's all time greats floyd mayweather has announced plans to come out of retirement next year but to do wag isn't exactly clear the 42 year old says he's in talks with ultimate fighting championship boss dan white but he's never previously contested a u.f.c. bout and that is all your sport for now it's now back to barbara in london thank you very much now just before we go the electric car maker tesla has suffered an embarrassing setback during the launch of its futuristic new pickup truck. the cyber trucks dramatic angular design drew gasps of astonishment as it rolled on to stage in los angeles it stainless steel body is supposed to be scratch and dent resistent but audience expectations were shattered when a demonstration of its armored glass in front of c.e.o. elan mosque didn't go entirely to plan. sure yeah. well. maybe it was a little too hard. or well the launch also if you have to disappoint the markets shares fell more than 6 percent with some street analysts doubting whether the futuristic design would have mass appeal so for now more news in a few minutes stay

on during the mater and still call them during and his mercedes i want to boxing's all time greats floyd mayweather has announced plans to come out of retirement next year but to do what isn't exactly clear the 42 year old says he's in talks with ultimate fighting championship boss danny white but he's never previously contested a u.f.c. babs and that is all your support for now more later for thanks for that remember the headlines any time you want them to al-jazeera don't call not just the latest news but there's video and there's analysis there is all our programs as well go up there entire g if you have a mr show you want to see it again that's where you got al-jazeera dot com coming up over 300 hours here on g.m.t. with you in just a couple minutes time with another full bulletin of news. every war makes a devastating impact. of fries explores some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important south poles that we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to coexist with natu

back to the phone calls, floyd in jonesville, virginia, did the hearings in any way change your mind? caller: not at all. thank you for taking my call. that first steve took what i had to say, but i want to thank president donald trump for being a truthful man, being the truth in helping this country. i am 66 years old and he has been the best president since i have been living. he has done more for this country, got us jobs and stuff to work at paris to the hospital was closed during obama administration. he has done a whole lot, but all of this is lies. they said this good man said this and this woman said this and they did not have evidence on him. i kind of doubt there is even a whistleblower. democrats -- the only reason they started this investigation is because on december 9 and 11th -- it is coming out where the investigation was done on them where they tried to lie on trump. i hope democrats turned the tv on and watch that on the 11th and ninth when this is coming out because there is a lot more going to come out and that is the only reason they started this other thing and t

it was more than 30 years ago that keith floyd filmed a young head chef at the michelin—starred castlerailed. running for a tram, he was hit by a van. his head injury destroyed his senses of taste and smell, crucial tools for a chef. the doctor said, you haven't done very well and i said what does this mean? he said it means you need a new career. and, for me, that was devastating. he did recover and starting with hot chefs, landed a succession of high—profile cooking jobs. we are on the great british revival. if you are worried about egg whites, make some meringues. he was one of those chefs i always wanted to watch work. i don't normally sit there and watch other chefs doing demonstrations but with gary, it was always something new. his approachable personality meant he was also in prime—time demand, from the holiday programme. i am a chef and they have sent me touring but you won't catch me doing any cooking. i am here to find out... to strictly. contemporaries have been paying tribute. gordon ramsay said he was a fantastic chef who put british cuisine on the map. ainsley harriet de

on during the mater still call it that during and his mercedes i want to boxing's all time greats floyd mayweather has announced plans to come out of retirement next year but to do why isn't exactly clear the 42 year old says he's in talks with ultimate fighting championship boss danny white but he's never previously contested u.f.c. babs. and that is all your support for now more later. thank you finally the launch of tesla's futuristic new electric pickup truck didn't go as planned it was an ambitious demonstration of its gloss in front of c.e.o. of a look. they call it the cyber truck it drew gasps of astonishment as it rolls on to stage the unconventional looking there but the audience's expectations were literally shattered when the gloss was put to the tests. i'm hoping we'll actually get to see this here you know what we're not going to we're going to show you later what we call a tease keep coming back. in china cancer drugs can be pretty bit of leeks pensive some desperate patients travel to india to buy cheap generic versions but what cost one a when a's to follows those smugg