. >> a former uber engineer, susan fowler, outlining her time at the company. >> "my new manager sentes over a company chat. it was clear he was trying to get me to have sex with him." fowler says fellow women engineers told her they had experiencedly the same problem with the same supervisor. >> surprise, surprise! someone who works with computers in a creep around women! and the only thing worse was the way the company reportedly handled it. >> fowler says she immediately took descreen shots of the chat messages and reported him to uber resources. she says upper management called her manager a high performer and they wouldn't feel comfortable punishing him because it was "this man's first offense." >> did feel comfortable about punishing him? god forbid sexual harassment makes upper management feel uncomfortable. i haven't been this disgusted by something car related since i walked in on herbie taking a dump. ( laughter ) but it's no surprise that uber didn't respond to these claims faster. it always takes these guys twice the time they say it will. i don't trust that little car ico

let me ask richard fowler, host of the richard fowler show. >> happy march?ennedy: richard, it seems watching the democratic reaction to the president's joint address to congress. it seeped like they were sitting down a lot. i was reading from the body language that we have a room full of obstructionists in do you think that's the best way for them to work through this trump presidency? >> i think he had a lot of side eyes to the president of the united states. we need -- our immigration system is broken. we are work on 1980s immigration laws to enforce them in 2017. kennedy: let me ask you what democrats are looking for. the gang of 8 bill failed. and that included a huge helping of amnesty for the immigration tray. i don't think this president will be so willing and generous with something like citizenship for so many people. so what does a deal look like? is a path for citizenship for dreamers enough for democrats or will they double down on sitting down? >> i think it's hard to say until we see the writing. but a pathway to citizenship is a must in any im

again, the irony here is that jay y lee himself had been a chaebol ross fowler.e that he did that think the system should be around, privately. —— chaebol reform. but this is become a legal headache. in the meantime, tim, the company itself does not seem to be affected by the scenario. the share prices continue to go up, profits continue to go up... yes. jay y lee is the third generation leader. people have said he has more ofa... he is not leader. people have said he has more of a... he is not involved in day to day operations. he is a big pitcher strategist. look, the country has great business lines, so whether the topman is in charge or not, those will proceed. the company is in a lot of top industry. —— top man. will proceed. the company is in a lot of top industry. -- top man. to marton, we appreciate your time. of course, he will be writing about this. we will be talking about this for some time. —— tim martin. let's stay in asia, where the producer price inflation has been soaring in its fastest rate for almost nine yea rs, its fastest rate for almost nin

and that's exciting, but at a certain point, you want him to be a grown-up. >> you mentioned susan fowlera software engineer at uber, she did an extensive blog that went viral. part of it read how she had this encounter with a male employee at the company and she wrote, he was trying to stay out of trouble at work, but he couldn't help it, because he was looking for women to have sex with. it was clear he was trying to get me to have sex with him. it was clearly out of line that i took screen shots of these chat messages and reported him to hr. she goes on to write that hr did nothing about it, there were other complaints about the same person. we've seen the problems on the customer side. this is on the employee side. when someone like this happens, how difficult does it get to recruit good employees, because that's the key to success? >> it's very difficult. why would you want to go somewhere that you're not going to be treated well, especially if you're a woman. so you have to get in a good people officer, someone who is really going to make sure that people are being managed correctly

recently eboni williams, richard fowler and carlo went on the power within tour to visit high schoolsychrun and talked to the students about their lives and how they over came obstacles to become successful to join us here at fox. the tour was inspired by a moment on air between fowler and general call well when they were arguing about what's happening in chychrun. john was in chychrun. there was a flight going home. it was terrific that instead of talking they made something happen. they paid for it out of their pocket and made a difference. i think you guys set a model for us all. congratulationses. >> kimberly: three class acts, you the couldn't meet nicer people. >> greg: on a related note i'm not a good person. i didn't do anything like that. >> kimberly: we got the message. >> greg: saturday night 10:00 pm we have a great show, cat tim of, the great receive lou, dobbs does hip hop. he knows a lot about snoop. st. patrick's day i love the holiday, i'm part irish, my grandmother is from county cork. i hate people who can't handle their boos. you're taking something beautiful like

richard fowler, this was back to basics for donald trump, how he got elected. right?od speech. will his actions match his rhetoric. you talk to the american autoworkers they've been crying out for years looking for answers. the question is will donald trump not on work with the corporations but will he bring labor unions and workers to the table as part of the conversation to put michigan and detroit back on track? >> melissa: yeah. chris, i mean, he definitely separates the workers from the union in terms of his thinking. i mean, he feels like the unions have not done a good job representing the workers based on where they stand right now. and you know that message got through to a lot of people who were working in these jobs. no? >> i think absolutely. i think people with those jobs recognize that the union leadership very often is self-interested rather than interested in the welfare and the benefit of the union members. president trump, as he said, has brought them into the -- course not. they're huge donors to the democratic party. >> that's not why at all. >> he

joining me now with more, david wall cannot attorney and president supporter, and richard fowler, foxs contributor. good to see you both. interestingly enough, david and richard, i'm sure you're aware of this too, the victim and the drunk driving crash, her sister is an l.a.p.d. officer and said, not only are we grieving, i am worried about how many other families this is going to happen to create david, is this the president's best argument on this issue? >> the two public officials that owe them an apology are the mayor of l.a. and the chief at l.a.p.d. allowed to stay in l.a. after he returned to the united states after being deported five times. on top of that, we risk losing, and l.a. county, 3.4 billion, with a b, dollars of federal funding, and as far as the young monster who beheaded his mother, how do we know he wasn't adjudicated criminally insane in honduras? we don't know that, because of people crash the border, we can't do a background check. that is why the wall is so necessary and that is why mr. trump is so hard on getting it build. >> shannon: richard, even the woman

in a blog post last month fowler alleged that her complaints about her boss' unwanted sexual advances were ignored because he was a star employee. the company has its own attorneys looking into those claims. >>> bart just got slapped with a lawsuit claiming security gaps are leading to crime. it comes after a 12-year-old boy was robbed at gunpoint at the del norte station. according to that family's suit the robber was able to corner the boy where there were no cameras. it also says bart failed to release a composite sketch in order to avoid bad press. bart denies allegations saying, quote, the claim we are lackadaisical in following up with allegations of crime in the system is wrong in the strongest of terms. bart says it shared a sketch with other lawsuit agencies and says its investigators went through hours of footage of cameras and didn't find victim or suspect. >>> there is a new ferry service hitting bay waters with the promise of easing some commuter congestion. the new route connects the berkeley marina and san francisco's pier 1 1/2 just north of the ferry building. kpix 5'

. >> jon: joining us now, richard fowler, fox news contributor and radio talk show host and john, republicanist and consultant, former director of african-american outreach for their republican party. you heard that advice for your fellow republicans from charles krauthammer, what do you think of it? >> i agree that there should be a unification here, but i think speaker ryan pointed out that we are unified. he pointed at the administration and the house, the congress is on par with president trump and utilizing tom price's plan which is set to increase affordability and access. i would say we are unified, i can understand that there is imagery put out there that there are multiple plans floating around that we don't know what's going on, but i would argue that is not the case. >> jon: the speaker actually mentioned it during his weekly news conference just this morning. i want to play that for you now, richard. >> we are all working off the same pizza paper, same plan, so we are in sync. the house, the senate, and that trump administration because this law is collapsing. every republican ra

let's hearfrom julian fowler who is our reporter in fermanagh south tyrone.what's the latest? well, in stage four we have had the election of two sinn fein candidates, michelle gildernew and a new young candidate, gemma dolan. as expected, sdlp transfers have gone to the ulster unionist rose marry barton and that could spell trouble for lord maurice morrow, now they're transferring the surplus sinn fein votes, that could help their third candidate sean lynch across the line. he is currently 231 votes behind lord morrow. with those sinn fein transfers that could be just enough to get the last seat for sinn fein thachlt would leave sinn fein here on three seats, the dup, arlene foster on just here on three seats, the dup, arlene foster onjust one here on three seats, the dup, arlene foster on just one and the ulster unionist rose marry barton on one. thank you very much. let's hear from gregory thank you very much. let's hearfrom gregory campbell, the east londonderry mp who at the east londonderry and foyle count at the foyle arena in derry. evening to you. th

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tonight dangelo fowler and jerron berry face multiple charges including home invasion, attempted murder, assault, and possession with intent to distribute marijuana. >>> republicans are looking to shore up support for their healthcare proposal and house intelligence committee asked the justice department to turn over any evidence supporting president trump's claims that the obama administration wire tapped phones at trump tower. >> reporter: one day after nationwide protests against the gop, house speaker paul ryan defended the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare on cbs' face the nation. >> how many people are going to lose coverage? >> i can't answer that question. it's up to people. >> reporter: democrats say they're waiting for the nonpartisan congressional bt monday, detailing coverage, costs, and how the plan will be funded. >> it's throwing 5 to 10 million people off the health insurance they currently have. >> reporter: the plan is facing opposition from republicans who say it doesn't go far enough. >> that's obamacare. we don't want that. >> reporter: those who argue

. >> donald trump signing the executive order to cancel the obama administration's clean fowler plan.ident trump taking a sledgehammer to environmental regulations. >> new order allows for new coal minus and rescinds six executive orders from president obama in regulating carbon emissions. >> years of protecting the environment swept away in an instant. >> trevor: years away swept away in an instant much like the coast of florida. you know why i think donald trump hates the environment? because he looks up to mother nature and he's like, you did this to me! you did this to me! ( laughter ) what the hell is donald trump doing? just when we've begun to accept he's going to destroy america, now he's going to destroy the whole planet? people who had a plan b, they're going, oh, all of them? all of them. he must really hate being president if he's willing to speed up the end of the world to get it over with. that's what it feels like. donald trump, please, drnld, think about what's going to happen if you destroy the environment. for one thing, where is don, jr. going to sit awkwardly? thin

former engineer susan fowler published a blog post accusing uber of protecting a supervisor she saysarassed her. that blog post has gone viral forcing uber to open an investigation. >> uber's ceo is also under fire this morning. travis kalanick was caught on camera lashing out at one of his drivers. this was his response when the driver said that he lost money from uber's policy changes. >> some people don't like to take responsibility for their own [ censored ] they blame everything in their life on somebody else! good luck. >> travis kalanick sent an apology in a staff memo saying it is clear that this video is a reflection of me and the criticism we have received is a stark reminder that i must fundamentally change as a leader and grow up. >>> now in our healthwatch, new data on epilepsy shows children and teenagers can benefit from the same drugs used to treat adults. doctors in los angeles say the findings offer new hope for young people and their families dealing with seizures. >>> and scientists at the university of pennsylvania reported for the first time that activity in cer

it will be investigated by eric holder after a former employee, susan fowler, published an expose bloging she had been sexually harassed for years while woorkt uber. the debate whether drivers should be classified as employees or contractors conditions. the c.e.o. had more criticism after a published verbal altercation with an uber driver last month. for more we turn to our panel. >> i think it's telling that uber, rather than say this is not a news story or responding in some more aggressive way apologized because what they realize is that this is-- this is a real thing that their drivers are really talking about. as angry as its driver was, i imagine, i think he did them a favor by putting this out there. and i think-- you know, a lot of times, this more transparent world that we live in is better for the world than it otherwise would be. >> i think the central issue for the tech industry is trust. you know, look at facebook and ren't they part of they orke election outcome? and what's the future for germany and france on fake news, just as an example. and i really believe deeply tha

you saw a reference to, not content were the predominant result in that result announced by lord fowlerovernment. if that were the higher figure, which it was, it has come down on the side of the government, which tends to fit in with the pattern that was predicted by those at westminster this evening, that as at westminster this evening, that as a result of what the house of commons decided to do with those two amendments earlier, that the house of lords, having initially decided to put those amendments back to the house of commons, will no longer pursue that issue in the same way. that would appear to be the case on the basis of what you have seen in the basis of what you have seen in the last few moments. now let's bring you up—to—date with the sport. his tim. it's the fourth and final fa cup quarterfinal and a great match, chelsea at home to former manager jose mourinho, with manchester united. it's been a difficult evening with manchester united down to ten men after ander herrera was sent off after a second yellow card after that foul on eden hazard. he was pretty furious. n'golo

lord fowler.ent, receiving royal assent later in the week. but if you thought that meant sighs of relief all round in downing street, anothercloudhad goggedug, ! somewhat unexpectedly, on theresa may's horizon. while westminster was busy watching its own political manoeuvrings on monday, scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, announced that with the brexit button about to be pushed, she would be seeking a second independence referendum between the autumn of 2018 and spring 2019. the last referendum in 2014? a question we put to polling expert professorjohn curtice from the university of strathclyde. the honest answer to that question is no, in that for much of the period since september 2014, including most of the period up tojune 2016, of last year, on average, the polls said yes 47, no 53. that, in truth, is still the average in the opinion polls, but that said, what we do need to bear in mind il fi—iéf fhl £1535 fi—iéf fhl ifll lifiéi got in 2014 is much higher than we would have anticipate

ajoint statement from the commons speaker, john bercow, and lord fowler, the lords speaker, sent thoughtsall those affected and theirfamilies, and expressed gratitude to the police and all the emergency services. before the attack, it had been a wednesday like most others, when the news agenda was set by prime minister's questions. the labour leader had used the session to accuse the government of cutting school funding in england. he said smaller budgets could lead to bigger class sizes and less choice for pupils. theresa may defended a consultation that had been held on school funding and she accused labour of wanting to pull up the ladder on achievement. but the session began with mrs may offering condolences following the death of northern ireland's former deputy first minister, martin mcguinness. of course we do not condone orjustify the path he took in the earlier part of his life and we should never forget that, nor the victims of terrorism. however, as my noble friend lord trimble set out yesterday, he played an indispensable role in bringing the republican movement away from viol

here to react to both, molly hemingway and richard fowler new leaders couple fellow and fox news contributorgood to see all of you. this has been percolating since last night the questions about paul ryan's standing after this failureple >> well, if the republicans decide what they want to do in response to this substancal failure, by immediately cutting their own throats and plunging themselves into chaos, have fun, but i don't know that would be the best idea. you know as well as everyone else that follows, there is stuff that says it was 100% o'ryan failure. the president called on the phone. to begin spinning the process as well. molly, that was sort of the immediate action in the face of this failure. >> there is plenty of blame to go around. paul ryan shares a big part of that. this is his plan. his strategy. this is something to learn from. it's good that this happened quickly and early on. when he has a legislative strategy, you can't orchestrate this behind closed doors without buy in just from conservatives, but he has to make it transparent. this issue is not going away. he needs

from red alert politics and democratic strategist richard fowler, thanks for getting up early today.ents that could prove something. let's say that does happen. democrats in the media, will you play that off? >> the trump transition team, wiretapped, incidental communication meaning the transition team was talking to a russian foreign agent who was sanctioned or somebody who believes in engaging serious activity and the question is why are people on the trump transition team, that is troubling. >> they would accept this is proof the obama administration is spying on trump? >> they were not spying on trump's transition team but individuals who were talking to the trump transition team. jim comey made it clear, and a member of the russian government or russian oligarch, that is problematic. >> let's get to where this started. this is the president and it all began, just found out obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory, nothing found. this is mccarthyism. if this comes out today and we see what republicans expect to see from the nsa will this be a vindication f

richard fowler will talk to me by the. president trump creating a new agency to get the government running like a business. grab a hammer. time to nail this thing. it was a huge political gamble. the president had two kings, but the dealer had a 21. the doomed bill got pulled. it it proved the house always wins, unless it's speaker ryan's house. disappointment at the dems. you could see in his eyes the unfamiliar pain of losing could only be remedies by one of two things. a new golden toilet or certain and soon victory. now the americans turn to taxes. we must turn to britney spears. remember when she married her high school flame for a day and a half? no one rrp remembers that guy. no one will remember the legislation that set off gag reflexes of conservatives and moderate alike who all told the president to stick it to the freedom caucus. this will be the big trashy trash lloyd-filled romp that will force the president to shave his head and get a conservator or it will land him a sold-out residency? vegas. the healthcare

richard fowler will talk to me by the.w agency to get the government running like a business. grab a hammer. time to nail this thing. it was a huge political gamble. the president had two kings, but the dealer had a 21. the doomed bill got pulled.

own reporters so here to weigh in white house correspondent gabi and democratic strategists richard fowlerly this morning. >> thank you. >> gabi, i will start with you, is the mainstream media being fair? >> i think this is a sensitive topic, both sides the mainstream media and outlets are relying on anonymous sources to take a position on whether in fact, the obama administration did request washington and eve's drop on the trump campaign and trump associates. you have the new york times who reported back in january that intelligence was obtained through a wiretap but, again, that was based on what anonymous intelligence officials were telling new york times reporters and now you have anonymous intelligence officials telling right-leaning outlets that the obama administration requested a fisa warrant and obtained it and they were spying on the president's success or. heather: i will get you to respond as well. some of those journalism groups, the new york times specifically, they seem to be questioning their own reporting. >> well, this is what you call -- this is a trial of error at best

he nonetheless was willing to admit his in it equity -- an adequacy's and frustrations to joseph fowler, a former senator he held in high regard, he frankly confessed later in life his misgivings about his own repeated attempts to satisfy his correspondence, the desire to fully understand the martyred president. written such ag poor, uncorrected letters on such a subject as lincoln and his characteristics and the like. but you have been and there is no use to whine about it. what i have said to you i've tried to tell the truth as i understand it. probably lincoln stands a mystery to me because i tried to penetrate the soul of a man, the essence, anything not to be penetrated -- a thing not to be penetrated by mortal man. i give you ideas to help you see all sides. my weakness, as well as lincoln's greatness, nature and attributes." a good example of herndon's failure in his attempts to "penetrate the soul of a man" is contained in a letter. he describes at a certain time in the afternoon, the sunlight streaming to the western windows of the office, and flooded could seeface, "so i the b

uber's corporate culture has been in the news ever since susan fowler wrote a pretty scathing blog postut the company. we received basically a -- video from a long time uber driver who is unhappy with the direction the pay for drivers has been going. have a listen. in this conversation, travis is talking to some friends about the culture and how the company is doing. have a listen. -- hen you're coming up >> [indiscernible] ryan, you have had to counsel many as ceo and founder through these unflattering moments. what do tell them when they are in the board tax -- the vortex of bad news. ? >> how do you get to the root of what is going on, and know that most of the infrastructure and the company around you is there to hold that information away from you, so you have to be aggressively looking for that, so we been trying to figure it out as quickly as possible. >> i can't say we thought a lot about whether to write this story, but it seemed to me that travis's personality is central to all these questions. that has company changed the way cities were crude he is showing some of his five n

joining us now, charlie hurt, richard fowler, both fox news contributors.t to start with you, we're just talking to john roberts a moment ago about this back and forth of the freedom caucus. i understand the president, his feelings are hurt, he's upset about the health care style because of the freedom caucus, but doesn't he need these folks to help him on tax reform? >> absolutely. i think it's an unwise strategy for the president to go after the freedom caucus. the freedom caucus, they opposed the trauma care, ryan carrabelle for valid reasons. i think they will pay the price at home in a future election for having opposed it. i think a far smarter strategy is for the president to go after democrats because the democrats were also sitting on the sidelines, refusing to go along with any of this, refusing to lift a finger to fix the disaster that obamacare has become. without any kind of fix whatsoever, the blame is going to revert to democrats who gave us obamacare in the first place. >> ed: i want to get to you on that very point. the republicans said the

and richard fowler. welcome to both of you. good to see both of you. it is interesting, trace touched on this being financial, when he goes back to the cities and towns, they are saying, it is not that we don't necessarily want to uphold the law, it is that we don't want to get involved in the business of immigration, we don't want to incarcerate people, process them. it is a "not my job" argument. what do you think about that? >> don't take federal money if you want help federal law enforcement. it's important because there is collaboration and cooperation between the federal government, the state, the municipalities. here, donald trump are saying that he will help keep us safe. when there is a detainer request that comes up, that is a holder requested say there are some very violent individuals here unlawfully. we want you to hold them so, whether we will arraign, prosecute, detain them, when these community say no that is outrageous. it doesn't keep them safe it makes it more dangerous. when you have good people who come here unlawfully and are work

joining me now in washington as chairman and democratic strategist richard fowler.y about healthcare? >> there's not much to say. i think the vote speaks for itself. jeanine: say it. i will give you ten seconds. >> it was utter failure. if you want to have the freedom caucus run the party which is what we saw, hey, look what happens. where do we go from here? does that impact the next, whether it's infrastructure or tax. >> it absolutely does. here's the problem donald trump faces. he has a divided caucus in the house. the reason they put healthcare first is because they wanted to find a way to decrease the budget. now with healthcare not being on the table, the taxes and the infrastructure bill are going to cost big bucks. i will my advice -. jeanine: to me the operative word in that sentence is somehow. somehow the republicans have to get their act together. i don't want to do my open from last night again, but it makes me crazy. why matt. >> they failed to realize the heart and soul of the publican party are conservative activists across the country and when thei

brian fowler is in tokyo.oreans making a lot of noise, china objecting to the deployment of the thaad missile parks in the south, and departure is seen as a negative in terms of creating a lyrical vacuum, or perhaps there is upside in all this? >> i think it is some of both. is a political vacuum in that sense we have a caretaker government until elections in may, but park herself was on the back burner ever since parliament voted to in peach her. she was invisible as a leader, so if anything, friday's impeachment clears away doubt and allows the government to move forward. there was a lot of uncertainty and there is possibility that with the new government, liberals returning to power for the first time in nine years, you could see improvement in relations with north korea and china. many risks and challenges for the new leader to deal with, but economically, what are the main ones? >> on the economic side, you have policy options there as well as reform. starting with policy, we don't expect to see any monet

chris stirewalt, richard fowler, and charles hurt. gentlemen, welcome. it was a very spicy news briefing today, we could say. i want to start with this budget. there was a lot in there. you can pick it apart, it leaves the overall budget the same, even though they talk about cuts. chris, let me start with you. there was language and a way of looking at spending in terms of taking it from the taxpayer and giving it to someone else that we don't really hear put that way quite often. >> absolutely. if conservatives were lukewarm or even upset about trauma care and the health insurance plan and all of that jazz, this is something that will make them stand up and cheer. this is the most conservative, conceptually conservative -- i think you nailed it. it is not about the dollars, the concept of what the scope and role and appropriate place for the federal government is in american life. this is the most conservative, by those standards, the most conservative budgets ever put forward by chief executives. >> martha: we are talking about slashing programs, 28, 3

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. >> uber's corporate culture has been in the news lately ever since susan fowler, a former engineer,te a pretty scathing blog post about her experience with the company. we received basically a dashcam video from a long time uber driver who is unhappy with the direction the pay for drivers has been going. he sent that to us. have a listen. in this conversation which took place on super bowl sunday, travis is talking to some friends about the culture and how the company is doing. have a listen. >> my years coming up -- [indiscernible] >> so ryan, you have had to council many a ceo and founder through these unflattering moments. what do you tell them when they are in the vortex of bad news? mike uber is right now? >> it is true for any company. in any crisis that happens, it is about truth seeking. how do you get to the root of what is going on? know that most of the infrastructure and the company around you is there to hold that information away from you, so you have to be aggressively looking for that truth and trying to figure out how to solve it as quickly and communicate as clearl

lear is noelle nix pour, gop fund-raiser and richard fowler, fox news contributor.tem is bert the way it is. how do you deal with the fact that insurance companies are leaving. he was insurance commissioner california the way you deal with it, you force them to stay in. you do that by having them raise premiums on everyone and get a bigger subsidy from the government. he is the insurance commissioner from california. that is the argument he made. what do you think of that? >> i don't think that is the argument i would make. hi, melissa. truth be told here is why the affordable care act is in death spiral. the administration rolled back. melissa: no, no. it is in a death spiral before he was elected. >> he is also signaled to the marketplace that he will repeal the affordable care act. melissa: okay. >> because of that insurance companies are saying why get into a market. melissa: i love you to death i can not let you get away with that. >> that is the truth. melissa: one insurance company in some different markets. none in some other spots before he was ever elected

first, let's go tojulian fowler who is in 0magh. you mentioned the dup leader arlene foster.nal vote has gone down slightly. last year she was elected on first preference votes, exceeding the quota she needed by more than 2000. but because of the increased turnout in fermanagh south tyrone, 73% of the electorate voted, that has pushed the bark much higher and she fell just 230 votes just short of that quota in order to get elected on the first count. you also mentioned vote management. the other dup candidate in this constituency, his vote did go up, so that can be explained by the dup spreading their vote. but it is a very different atmosphere here this year than it was 12 months ago. sinn fein have already got two candidates elected in west tyrone, so it does seem that both the dup and sinn fein will return with the two largest parties here in the west. julian, thank you. now we can go tojulian 0'neill in lisbon. there are two counts taking place in lisbon, one the predominantly unionist constituency of lagan valley, the other the predominantly nationalist constituency of s

and i'd like to thank senators bond, nunn, fowler, warner and robb for taking the time to introduce me today. much has been written about my family and me over the past 10 weeks. through all that has happened throughout our lives and through all adversity, we have grown closer and our love for each , other has grown stronger and deeper. i hope these hearings will help to show more clearly who this person clarence thomas is and what really makes me tick. my earliest memories, as alluded to earlier, are those of pinpoint, georgiaa life far removed in space and time from this room, this day and this moment. as kids, we caught minnows in the creeks, fiddler crabs in the marshes, we played with pluffers and skipped shells across the water. it was a world so vastly different from all this. in 1955, my brother and i went to live with my mother in savannah. we lived in one room in a tenement. we shared a kitchen with other tenants, and we had a common bathroom in the back yard which was unworkable and unusable. it was heard but it was all we had and all tenement. we shared a kitchen with other