ben gardner, a trooper in kansas city- _ distress. ben gardner, a trooper in kansas city._ distress. ben gardner, a trooper in kansas city. more now on - distress. ben gardner, a trooper in i kansas city. more now on passengers using some of the uk's busiest airports being told to expect delays at passport control is but a full staff begin eight days of strike action. around 1000 staff at six airports including heathrow and gatwick and the port of new haven are taking industrial action as part of a row about pay, pensions and obscurity. ——job —— job security. let's speak now to mark serwotka — he's general secretary of the pcs union which represents border force staff striking today. how are torques going? there are no talks auoin how are torques going? there are no talks going on. _ how are torques going? there are no talks going on, which _ how are torques going? there are no talks going on, which is _ talks going on, which is disappointing and an abdication of the government has made responsibility. the border force staff are civil servants. they are part of our union w

frank gardner, our security correspondence. — region. region. frank gardner, our security correspondence, thank you - region. frank gardner, our security correspondence, thank you very . region. frank gardner, our security - correspondence, thank you very much. the controversial online influencer andrew tate been detained in romania as part of a human trafficking and rape investigation. he was arrested alongside his brother tristan — had his house raided in the capital, bucharest. a lawyer for the brothers confirmed their detention. andrew tate rose to fame in 2016 after being kicked off the reality show big brother for attacking a woman. he's also banned from some social media platforms for making derogatory comments about women. i'm joined now by our europe correspondent, nick thorpe, in west hungary. to say the least, he has been a controversial figure online. to say the least, he has been a controversialfigure online. for those of you who don't know much about him, what is his connection with romania, who is he?- with romania, who is

you at home pay for electricity made at reid gardner with your money. moapa paiutes say they pay for that electricity with their lives. lee: we filed a lawsuit against nevada power, the tribe and sierra club, and that's where things got real. man: i am paiute. i am proud of who i am, and i'm proud of all of you to be here. thank you very much. raborn: they brought home their message through a 50-mile walk from the moapa reservation to las vegas that took 3 days. the tribe ultimately succeeded, convincing the public, convincing the utility that owned the plant that it was time for them to close the plant after over 50 years. [explosion] reid: and so i started looking at that power plant--exacerbated heart conditions and everything else. so i made up my mind i was gonna get rid of coal in nevada. i read in the paper that ty were going to open new coal-fired generating plants i nevada. i called mary, i called

gardner. i am from texas, mr. gardner, i represent houston. i get a lot of questions like most individuals in the great state of texas. we are seeing the crisis at our southern border, and many of them are asking, my constituents are asking what congress is doing to secure our border. they asked me about these midnight flights where illegal aliens are flown all over the country. my question is, are illegal aliens being transported on amtrak trains? >> thank you, congressman. we offer trips through access through your district. those tickets are available for purchase. . we don't have any special programs or engagement regarding any immigrant groups per se, it is really just a matter of people purchasing reservations. the tickets are available for sale," board our trains, but we do not check immigration status when ticketing. >> ok. follow-up question i had with deleting to purchasing tickets, i brought this up in the previous hearing about people that want to ride on an amtrak train. i have had staff and others that have told me that they can

joining me now is our security correspondent, frank gardner.y the least. this reinforces, i suppose, the determination of the regime that took power by force nearly two years ago now to silence for a very long time, if not for good, somebody who was a symbol of democratic myanmar? yes. good, somebody who was a symbol of democratic myanmar?— democratic myanmar? yes, it is very depressing. — democratic myanmar? yes, it is very depressing. i — democratic myanmar? yes, it is very depressing, i think, _ democratic myanmar? yes, it is very depressing, i think, for— democratic myanmar? yes, it is very depressing, i think, for the - depressing, i think, for the democracy movement in that country because there was a brief fluttering, a brief flowering of democracy for five years, from 2015 until early last year, during her government, at which it appeared that the 49 year long rule of the generals was over, that myanmar was going to open up to the west, that it was going to join the rest of the global community, but there was a coup in debris 2021, duri

. >> in 2008 nicole gardner son was shot 9 times. so the family left boston for the bay area to start over. she thought it would be a safe haven. instead, her daughter was gunned down on december 5th 2015 while sitting in the passenger seat of a car after leaving the hilltop mall in richmond, you put so much energy into raising your children to be. >> productive citizens. and to do everything right. and that that happened. 20 year-old ronnie gardner williams was studying and marine city college with the hopes of becoming a veterinarian. >> those dreams were dashed when another car drove up beside the one she was riding in at san pablo avenue and hilltop drive. police said her boyfriend and another woman fled the scene. and later did not cooperate fully with the investigation. also that the suspect's vehicle was sold twice before investigators could track it down. >> he knows something. you know, and i think if the detectives would put more effort, it's a question a hand and being on him about what happened in following him and just b

. >> nicole gardner says the communication with richmond pd has been slim this entire time and she is still haunted by the same question every day for the last 7 years who killed my daughter. >> in 2008 nicole gardner son was shot 9 times. so the family left boston for the bay area to start over. she thought it would be a safe haven. instead, her daughter was gunned down on december 5th 2015 while sitting in the passenger seat of a car after leaving the hilltop mall in richmond, you put so much energy into raising your children to be. >> productive citizens. and to do everything right. and that that happened. 20 year-old ronnie gardner williams was studying and marine city college with the hopes of becoming a veterinarian. >> those dreams were dashed when another car drove up beside the one she was riding in at san pablo avenue and hilltop drive. police said her boyfrdend and another woman fled the scene. and later did not cooperate fully with the investigation. also that the suspect's vehicle was sold twice before investigators could track it down. >> he knows something. you know, an

who is jim gardner? he is an icon. that's -- he's truly an icon. he's signing off the air after 40 years of delivering the news for wpvi 6 abc which is really the dominant station in the valley, really delaware and parts of new jersey. jim has been delivering the news not just for that station but delivering the in us for all of us. and his -- one of the reasons why the station has enjoyed incredible ratings is no small part because of his presence on the station. he's been a steady voice for viewers in the region, anchoring the 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. newscasts for as long as i can remember. throughout that time, he earned the respect here and the trust of millions of viewers who invited him into their home on their televisions every night, including our home in delaware. mr. president, jim's career was born before he even graduated college. he was attending -- it was columbia university, late 197 owes. -- 197 owes. our country was in turmoil, the vietnam war which i served. his report was on historic student riots on campus. it gave him his firs

and that that happened. >> 20 year-old ronnie gardner williams was studying at marine city college with the hopes of becoming a veterinarian. those dreams were dashed when another car drove up beside the one she was riding in at san pablo avenue and hilltop drive. police said her boyfriend and another woman fled the scene. and later did not cooperate fully with the investigation. also that the suspect's vehicle was sold twice before investigators could track it down. >> he knows something. you know, and i think if the detectives would put more effort, it's a question a hand and being on him about what happened in following him and just being on him, maybe somebody would have found out. >> towanda stewart, joseph has been supporting gardner ever sense to her community led organization called your she formed the group after her own nephew lost his life to gun violence. knowing the pain all too well, she's been supporting families like gardeners through their struggles. this life chose me. i did not choose to do this. i think that it's really important that we continue to build some relati

do architect who is bound, gardner is in charge of it all. all the spanish installment mac. once you get to this point, it should be obvious that you are an african me from here you can see the whole area because you get your 1st view of the bab trees in the umbrella trees on it. and the real trails launch off in the background. you can see the rocky landscape, the whole expanse. all right, you can see as far as the forest. although his upa actually ends quite a bit before that, we made it look bigger than a deals as a landscape architect was bombgardener has clear ideas about what the savannah should look like. but it also has to be sustainable. an animal friendly peanut. so all of you so thought, honey mafia, fill in a zoom, you always have a lot of animals in a small spice. however, our savannah is 56000 square meters near a coach. the dolphin must also challenges creating green, or even brown vegetation, where the animals don't eat faster than the plants can grow. flown 7 dollars a place where the grass has a chance to grow back off the carnival. the vegetation for the d

news anchor jim gardner has signed off for the final time from our station in philadelphia .is such a legend in the city that fans were tailgating outside of the station yesterday. gardner anchor channel six action news since 1976 the street outside the station is named in his honor, and tonight they are airing a primetime special about his career. well done well deserved some surprise holiday cheer from an elf who's six ft. six inches tall, introduced himself as robbie the elf while handing out presents to kids at a massachusetts hospital, and they know him as former patriots star rob gronkowski. he called it the best day ever, and he's got a lot of self confidence. is there sitting at 66? a different scene of mississippi. the grinch photo bombing these unsuspecting girls. one of them sees him, and she quickly runs off. a few seconds later, the other girl seconds later, the other girl lets out a ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools an

frank gardner there, our security correspondent.nyone to come forward with information about the fatal shooting of a woman on christmas eve, outside a pub near liverpool. elle edwards, who was 26, was gunned down in the town of wallasey. a 30—year—old man, who was arrested on suspicion of murder, has been recalled to prison. another man is still being held, a 19—year—old woman has been released on bail. elle edwards' family have described her as the most beautiful and bright star. earlier, detective superintendent sue coombs from merseyside police made a statement, with elle's dad sitting beside her. elle's family are understandably devastated by her shocking and needless death. they need answers. and now it's more important than ever that people come forward and tell us what they know. while i understand how worrying incidents such as this are, i want to reassure people that my investigation team is working round the clock to get justice for elle and her family. i can confirm that two people arrested in connection with elle's murde

he is going to chase what the former there called the gardner's daughter. marriage definitely became something that took him out of the politics for at least a brief period of time. in march of 1845, john and julia tired, retired to sherwood forest in charles city county, not far were tyler had grown up. still, tyler thought of returning to politics. he toyed with the idea of running for the u.s. senate in 1848 if you can believe that. his correspondence indicated he even entertained ideas about being the democratic nominee for president in 1856 and 1860. to put this into a little bit more context, at least at one point in the late 18 50s, tyler's family thought he would die from one of his illnesses. here you have a man who was habitually unhealthy, who is still thinking about at least at some level, he might be able to secure the democratic nomination for president. when abraham lincoln's election in november of 1860 brought secession and eventually civil war, tyler decided he had to get back into politics. i like this image on the left, it shows biden fo

frank gardner, thank ou.ve barclay, has signalled the government won't increase its pay offer to nhs staff to avert strike action in the run—up to christmas. yesterday, ambulance workers across most of england and wales announced that they would walk out on the 21st december, the day after nurses stage a second day of industrial action. here's leila nathoo. an emergency service facing its own crisis. so say the unions representing ambulance staff across england and wales, who will go on strike in a fortnight over pay. life—saving care will be provided but unions claim the service is in a critical condition. one third of our members in the ambulance service are telling us that they believe delays have led to deaths. it is not industrial action that is posing a threat to the service, it's over a decade of cuts, this has been a long—running developing crisis and the government has simply refused to listen up to now. elsewhere in the nhs, nurses in england and wales and northern ireland are also planning to walk

that was beth gardner smith. china has— important. that was beth gardner smith.e men come out of the gate. they kick down posters, remove others. a violent scuffle ensues. as a senior diplomat looks on, one of the protesters is dragged inside the gates and is attacked. police have to enter the consulate to drag him clear. the foreign office asked for six of these men to have their diplomatic immunity waived so they could be questioned by detectives. instead, china has called them home, including the consul—general, the most senior diplomat, mr zheng xiyuan. the foreign secretary, james cleverly, said he was disappointed the men would not facejustice but... this demonstrates that our adherence to the rule of law, the seriousness with which we take these incidents has had an effect. the protester who was attacked told the bbc this solved a complicated diplomatic problem. what happened on 16th of october 2022 was unacceptable and illegal, and the withdrawal of these chinese diplomats gives me a sense of closure. officials here at the foreign office say that china wa

. >> in 2008 nicole gardner son was shot 9 times. so the family left boston for the bay area to start over. she thought it would be a safe haven. instead, her daughter was gunned down on december 5th 2015 while sitting in the passenger seat of a car after leaving the hilltop mall in richmond, you put so much energy into raising your children to be. >> productive citizens. and to do everything right. and that that happened. >> 20 year-old ronnie gardner williams was studying and marine city college with the hopes of becoming a veterinarian. those dreams were dashed when another car drove up beside the one she was riding in at san pablo avenue and hilltop drive. police said her boyfriend and another woman fled the scene. and later did not cooperate fully with the investigation. also that the suspect's vehicle was sold twice before investigators could track it down. >> he knows something. you know, and i think if the detectives would put more effort, it's a question a hand and being on him about what happened in following him and just b

. >> in 2008 nicole gardner son was shot 9 times. so the family left boston for the bay area to start over. she thought it would be a safe haven. instead, her daughter was gunned down on december 5th 2015 while sitting in the passenger seat of a car after leaving the hilltop mall in richmond, you put so much energy into raising your children to be. >> productive citizens. and to do everything right. and then that happened. 20 year-old ronnie gardner williams was studying and marine city college with the hopes of becoming a veterinarian. >> those dreams were dashed when another car drove up beside the one she was riding in at san pablo avenue and hilltop drive. police said her boyfriend and another woman fled the scene. and later did not cooperate fully with the investigation. also that the suspect's vehicle was sold twice before investigators could track it down. >> he knows something. you know, and i think if the detectives would put more effort, it's a question a hand and being on him about what happened in following him and just b

. >> in 2008 nicole gardner son was shot 9 times. so the family left boston for the bay area to start over. she thought it would be a safe haven. instead, her daughter was gunned down on december 5th 2015 while sitting in the passenger seat of a car after leaving the hilltop mall in richmond, you put so much energy into raising your children to be. >> productive citizens. and to do everything right. and then that happened. >> 20 year-old ronnie gardner williams was studying and marin city college with the hopes of becoming a veterinarian. those dreams were dashed when another car drove up beside the one she was riding in at san pablo avenue and hilltop drive. police said her boyfriend and another woman fled the scene. and later did not cooperate fully with the investigation. also that the suspect's vehicle was sold twice before investigators could track it down. >> he knows something. you know, and i think if the detectives would put more effort, it's a question a hand and being on him about what happened in following him and being o

. >> in 2008 nicole gardner son was shot 9 times.so the family left boston for the bay area to start over. she thought it would be a safe haven. instead, her daughter was gunned down on december 5th 2015 while sitting in the passenger seat of a car after leaving the hilltop mall in richmond, you put so much energy into raising its children to be. >> productive citizens. and to do everything right. and that that happened. >> 20 year-old ronnie gardner williams was studying and marine city college with the hopes of becoming a veterinarian. those dreams were dashed when another car drove up beside the one she was riding in at san pablo avenue and hilltop drive. police said her boyfriend and another woman fled the scene. and later did not cooperate fully with the investigation. also that the suspect's vehicle was sold twice before investigators could track it down. >> he knows something. you know, and i think if the detectives would put more effort, it's a question a hand and being on him about what happened following him and just being

frank gardner on aung san suu kyi.e is aiming to strengthen military cooperation between the two countries. in remarks broadcast on state television on friday morning, president putin said the importance of russia—china relations was rising — and he was expecting chinese president xijinping to make a state visit to russia in the spring of 2023. president xi responded, saying china is ready to increase strategic cooperation, in the face of what he described as a "difficult international situation." the united nations says it is sending a top official to afghanistan to try to convince the taliban to reverse its ban on women working for aid agencies. the un has warned the taliban's decision is already harming urgent aid programmes and have expressed concern that support could be delivered only by men, to men. that is absolutely not workable. we will have to deliver it to whoever is in need. there are humanitarian principles that apply to everyone everywhere. there is no exception to it and the humanitarian principles dema

speaker, as a lifelong philadelphian, it is simply impossible to imagine philadelphia tv without jim gardner. mr. boyle: i thank him for his years of service and want to wish he and his family all the best. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to pay tribute to sharls smith of lancaster who passed away in october at the age of 77. charlie, as he was known, will be greatly missed. he was a husband, a father, and grandfather to two boys. and a friend to all that he met. charlie graduated from j.p.mccasty high school in 1953 and the philadelphia college of pharmacy and science and spent the rest of his life working to improve the lives of those in his hometown of lancaster as operator of his family's pharmacy, which continues to operate on west lemmon street. mr. smucker: he also worked to improve the health of lancaster city. he served as mayo

frank gardner there, our security correspondent.as called for greater military co—operation between russia and china, in a video call with the chinese leader, xijinping. mr putin appears determined to strengthen relations with china, as he continues his war in ukraine. he invited mr xi to make a state visit to moscow in the next few months. in response, the chinese leader said the two countries should continue co—operation, without giving details. let's hear some of what president putin said. translation: in the context of growing geopolitical - tensions, the importance of the russian—chinese strategic partnership as a stabilising factor is growing. we have the same view of the causes, progress and logic of the transformation of the global geopolitical landscape that is now under way. despite the unfavourable external environment, illegitimate restrictions and direct blackmail by some western countries, russia and china managed to ensure record high growth rates of mutual trade turnover. meanwhile, the authorities in ukraine say the

and in our shop we have enough of them though to call what we're calling a show of eyes from the gardner photograph. you see, that's what it looks like on our bookshelf. and we're very partial to that image because. we had the original glass plates many years ago back in the late 1990s, and we produced these a direct contact albumin photographs from just as they did back then. so we're very partial so that image and we it's wonderful that you used it there. how did the title take place, john? how did you get that? it did come from the reverend thaddeus gurley's sermon. first. daniel, thank you so much for having me. that was last in your shop almost exactly ten years ago and i think we were having a battle between jefferson and lincoln then. and so i've tried to amend my ways and so so here we are. it comes from frederick douglass, obviously comes from genesis first. but the speech from the 5th of july, 1852, in rochester at corinthian hall, when douglass said, i do not despair of this country, the fiat of the almighty, let there be light, has not yet bent. it's morse, and to it fell to

. >> and established the president to end floor debate to have a motion in place to actually stop gardner to speaking the first of three precedence that they had to shut down the filibuster. in 1841, they limited speaking to one hour per representative on the motion, and those two things kind of really shut down the filibuster in the house in 1871-- 1841, actually. >> and there are rules in place over the years when it comes to the filibuster. >> absolutely. >> so the debate happening in today's political environment, does it surprise you at all? >> well, no. i think definitely once in 2013 where the democrats used a parliamentary procedure to eliminate the filibuster nominations except for the supreme court and then in 2017, the republicans did the same thing for supreme court nominations and it doesn't surprise me at all. i think the question is going to be how far will the senate go to eliminate all filibusters. >> true or false, the filibuster benefits the minority? >> well, yes, it would obviously because they would have essentially a minority veto. >> now you work at the national co

from funding -- moscow kim gardner from funding. su: the eu is discussing capping the price of russian crude oil at $60 a barrel to secure an agreement among the blocks wider membership. eu toxin the level at which to cap russian oil, which has been stuck since last week. it is not clear whether it nations are open to the price level. discussions are ongoing. nato security general so the alliance must avoid repeating mistakes in relation to russia and ensure it limits its dependents to china. stoltenberg addressed nations cannot make decisions on commercial decisions. they to bucharest to discuss ties to beijing and that russia's invasion of ukraine. >> we have seen that with gas from russia. it's not a commercial decision. it has dire consequences to security. over dependency on commodities from authoritarian regimes like russia makes us vulnerable. su: india, the economy grew at a slower pace last quarter, accelerating 6.3% in july and september. that is a sharp decline from the 13.5% expansion in the prior quarter, below analyst

joining me now is very lou gardner to walk us through this -- mary lou gardner. are signaling we are seeing a slowdown, in consumer spending. let's talk about what is happening. what is your sense of what this holiday season is going to look like? mary lou: there is a lot riding on today. everyone is predicting today is going to be the second largest shopping day heading into the holidays. with consumer confidence index coming in a little higher in december, people are still spending but rving -- are being very particular about where they are spending. they are reporting to be spending more, but buying less items and buying less extravagant items. certain parts of the retail sector are going to win, certain parts of the retail sector are going to probably come out of the season losing. today is a big day. alix: two that point, when we get to that january, do losers have to discount a slew of inventory to get it out and will consumers be there to spend? those that did ok now, do they have more pricing power? mary lou: walmart is an example of somebody who invested

laura: for more on the plot, we are joined by frank gardner. advanced was this plot to storm germany's parliament? frank: gn police have been tracking it since last november it is not thought the plans wod have succeeded. they would not have been able to overthrow the german government but had plans gone ahead, some people would have either been killed or maimed so this is a very serious plot. police got wind of what was going on from april of this year when the covid denier element of the group were hatching plans to kidnap the health minister in april. that alerted them. so a lot of intelligence went into this. it really is a toxic mix of so many factors. you've got conspiracy theorists, far right extremists importing the ideas from overseas, elements connected to qanon, access to weapons, to people who have infiltrated the police and military. so to that point, it was a fairly advanced plot. laura: it seems to have echoes of january 6. i saw members of the qanon conspiracy outside the u.s. congress. does this show how conspiracy theories fee

on june 26 1844, he married that a new yorker, 30 years, younger julia gardner. in a ceremony in new york city. on the right of this slide is one of my favorite characters or political cartoons. of the 1844 presidential campaign. foot race pennsylvania avenue. the stakes are $25,000. $25,000 is the presidential salary at the time. and here you have tyler who is saying that he is not going to run for president anymore. that he is going to chase what the former their calls, the gardeners daughter. so, marriage definitely became something that in a way to come out of the politics for at least a brief period of time. in march of 1845, john and julia tyler retired to shore would forest in charles city county, not far from where tyler had grown up. still, tyler thought about returning to politics. he toyed with the idea of running for the u.s. senate in the 1848. if you can believe that. his correspondence indicates that he even entertain ideas about being the democratic nominee for president in 1856 in 1860. now, to put this into a little bit more context, at least at

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even gardner on safety, and the mental health of safety and employees. before the house transportation and infrastructure committee. watch tonight. or anytime online at c-span.org. the new 118th congress convenes on tuesday, january 3, at noon eastern. for the first time in two years, they will return to washington as a divided government. republicans control the house of representatives, while democrats regain control of the senate by a slim majority. the new incoming members are younger, with an average age of 47, compared to the average age of 58 in the previous session. the new congress will also be more diverse, with a record number of women serving, including more women of color.

elizabeth: look who's here, former adviser to margaret that much aer, nile guard -- nile gardner.r swap that the president did for brittney griner, now, people are happy she's home, but it was for a notorious arms trafficker, sells weapons to terrorists, convicted of conspiring to kill americans. shouldn't we have gotten more prisoners out of this, including paul whelan? >> yeah, i think that's an excellent point. these kinds of prisoner exchanges really rarely end well in the if long term -- in the long term in the sense that they send completely the long signal to our adversaries s. and this will only actually encourage, i think, russian regime to take more americans prisoner in the hope that they can secure the release of more nefarious russian criminals or terrorist, frankly. and this arms dealer who was actually released as a result of this, it's a really dangerous individual who threatened the lives of a large number of americans in the past. and one wonders how many american lives will be cost by the release of this russian individual. certainly, there's a long-term cost he

kennedy gardner, the attorney for the city of st. louis, said i'm innocnt. why can't you free me?porter: kevin strickland, another man sentenced to life, spent 43 years in missouri prisons for wrongful conviction. what does justice look like? >> that's a tough one. i mean, i don't know. haven't seen it yet. >> reporter: he was only able to be released last year, thanks to senate bill 53, a new law that gives prosecutors an avenue to free innocent prisoners. >> this election, freedom and liberty is on the ballot. >> reporter: we reached out to former attorney general eric schmidt, as well as governor mike parson. months later, both have not responded to multiple requests for comment. and now for johnson and dunn, their only option for freedom is senate bill 53. >> missouri stands alone, i think, in not giving an innocent prisoner the right to access to the courts when he has a compelling case of innocence. >> reporter: here, hope is in short supply. dunn's old family home was destroyed in a fire. all that remains now this is dormant block. >> all these houses, there was four right

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lynsey gardner was having a meal with herfriend in the havelock hotel, just metres from the wilson familye. it was quite busy that night. there was quite a lot of people. sunday evening, out for sunday dinner. what was the atmosphere like? just lots of chatter, music — thejukebox was on, music was playing. a few people having drinks at the bar. across the road, alistair wilson was reading his two sons a bedtime story when the doorbell rang. i ran downstairs. we were expecting another friend that evening. i did not recognise — it was somebody that i didn't know but he asked for alistair. so, ijust thought nothing of it, you know? i ran back upstairs and told al that there was somebody at the door asking for him, and took over reading stories to the boys. alistair spoke to the man, closed the front door, went back upstairs to veronica and the boys. he was carrying a blue envelope with the name paul written on it. what can you tell us about this envelope? alistair came back upstairs with the envelope and, as you know, it had paul on it, so he was a bit bewildered as to what the gentleman had