you're the mother of eileen gibson? yes. i'm very proud to be the mother of eileen gibson.hole of her life, how was her health? excellent. she was one of the finest types of english womanhood. physically, mentally and morally. in december 1916, did you hear that she had been taken ill? never. did you know your daughter was going about with several men in johannesburg? my daughter was not going about with men. she was not interested in men. her career was her life. did you know that she was telling everybody that she was pregnant? my daughter was not pregnant. the account of gay gibson's character as described by her own mother simply doesn't fit with what other witnesses from the time have said. it does seem that most people were aware of her having some form of a problem. and there might be one way that we can definitely find out. within the police files saved by the hampshire police society from destruction, there is an item that actually belonged to gay. her hair brush. and on it, some very obvious strands of hair. could these hold genetic information about her health? a

gibson. in the financial side when we automate things currently manual, he streamline the accuracy, reduce the cost. those will not be enormous numbers but valuable and sustained numbers. they'll be efforts that drive reform. i think the third one, which is understated value of the audit is congress passed a law on information security standards. the auditors check those. they do cybersecurity testing of each of our business systems. when they find weaknesses, that's not -- it's enormous cost avoidance if somebody isn't able to break into your system. let me refer to mr. gibson. senator cotton: let me put two numbers on the table. the 2019 budget request suggested that internal business reforms could save a little over $6 billion. 2015 defense business report, which simply said if you ran the department like a business, and that would mean eliminating virtually all of the civil service work rules, which i don't think many members of this committee or this congress would support, but eliminate

miss gibson thank you for joining us today. according to the cdc in 2013 providers wrote almost 250 million opioid prescriptions in the u.s. you know for every american adult have their own bottle of pills. can you briefly describe how the high volume of opioid in the u.s. contribute to the misuse ever prescription drugs? >> sir, i appreciate your question, and from what i'm experiencing and what i'm learning here, regarding prescription of pills, we have a lot of doctors out there that do god's work. they do the right thing. we have some people out there that have over prescribed. and it is incumbent upon dea to make sure we get the education out there and maybe provide guidance and correct some behavior and go after the people that are stockpiling currency at their house because they are writing too many prescriptions and they are doing nefarious things and that's actually happening. so that's my concern are those doctors. and i want to make sure i get the education out there to stream line prescriptions. >> and so i think wh

gibson? >> thank you, chairman enzi and other members of this committee for the opportunity to testify today regarding the aggressive work we are doing to bring greater efficiencies to the business operations of the department of defense. any organization which receives capital for its business has a fundamental responsibility to execute in the most effectual manner. given the american taxpayer has provided the capital to fulfill our mission, we have the highest level of fiduciary responsibility to continuously conduct our operations in the most effective and efficient manner. the two-year budget deal this committee worked hard is great support to a predictable funding stream and very helpful to all of our work in the reform area. thank you to your committee's hard work to establish this deal. secretary mattis has outlined three main lines of effort for the department of defense. build a more lethal force. strengthen traditional allies while building new partnerships and reform the department

(charles gibson) and he had this spark in his eyes that was visible. kind of couldn't take your eyes off of him. [applause] [narrator] although he wasn't always behind the podium he was faithful to the message. are you criticized by coming on this show by the more...devout, saying, "what are you doing?" oh... there are a few people that criticize me, but i always tell them that christ went among the publicans and sinners, and i can come with jack paar... [laughter] the ten commandments can be broken in your heart by thought and intent, and that's the reason the bible says that everybody's a sinner. even ed is a sinner. that comes as quite a surprise. [laughter] jesus said, "if you look on "a woman to lust after her "in your heart you've already "committed adultery." i really have trouble with that one. [laughter] (billy graham) i'll tell you why. the bible says, "all have sinned," and that's the reason we need the forgiveness of god, and that's why christ died on the cross. okay, i don't want to belabor you with this... phil, you know, you really blush

gibson. >> thank you mr. chairman and members of the committee for the opportunity to testify today regarding the aggressive work we are doing to bring greater efficiencies to the business operation in the department of defense. any organization which receives capital for its business has a fundamental response ability to execute in the most effectual manner. given the american taxpayer has provided the capital to fulfill the mission we have the highest level of judiciary responsibility to continuously execute our operations in the most effective and efficient manners. we work hard to establish support to the predictable funding strain and the working of a foreign area. thank you for the committee's work to establish the steel. the secretary has outlined three main lines of effort for the department of defense, to building more lethal force, strengthened the traditional allies while building new partnerships and reform the department's business practices for performance and affordability. the responsibility a

gibson and mr. norquist, thank you for joining us today and for your service. i look forward to continuing the discussion. senator sanders? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me thank our guests for being with us. the chairman and i don't agree on a whole lot of issues, but i think on this one we probably do. the department of defense receives far more money than from the taxpayers than any other governmental agency. we now as a nation, as you know, spend about -- we spend more money than the next ten -- 12 nations in the world combined. and the congress against my vote decided to add another $165 billion to the pentagon over the next two years. and yet alone, among all agencies of government, the pentagon has not been able to perform an agency-wide audit.

>> you're going down, gibson. >> that's actually true. oing down, gibson. >> that's actually true.ng the tissue test? yep, and my teeth are yellow. clearly my whitening toothpaste is not cutting it. time for whitestrips. whitening toothpaste only works on the surface. but crest 3d white whitestrips safely work below the enamel surface to whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. hey, nice smile! thanks! i crushed the tissue test. yeah you did! crest whitestrips. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. also, whiten and protect your smile from future stains with new crest brilliance mouthwash. >>> welcome back. it's time for the "world news now" oscar fashion pop quiz. let's meet our contestant. she orders her fancy dresses on amazon. it's diane macedo. and he wears the same suit every day or so we think, kendis gibson. the rules are simple. you'll be shown a red carpet look and the first person to ring their bell and answer my question correctly gets a point. that's it. >> i was very excited. >> you got the bell ringing down. >> nailed it. >> all right. >> i think i should

james gibson comes on board to celebrate the ironclad and the crew. it was also planned that gibson from visit to the monitor would coincide with president lincoln's visit to tidewater's virginia. so it was that lincoln and gibson both visited the monitor in 1862 as she laid anchored in the ginger. but lincoln arrived before the captain was awake. -- president had a they were frustrated. to relieve goldsboro of command. lincoln was there to make sure that happen for the meeting between lincoln and girls pearl was brief. -- goldsboro was brief. this would be lincoln's last visit with the monitor. a photographer arrived in the afternoon. as the president left, he did take pictures of the monitor. they showed the men showing off battle damage.le others show the crew in a form of relaxation, reading newspapers, cooking. photographs one more that shows captain jeffers, settingery pensive alone to a chair, a chair that was waiting for president lincoln. the cult of personality now is so huge that small boats surrounded her in the east river. in not so secre

and he wears the same suit every day kendis gibson. the rules are simple. a red carpet look and the first person to ring their bell and answer my question correctly gets a point. nailed it. are had right. >> i think i should win because happy birthday. >> thank you. it's my birthday. >> happy birthday will. >> you're starting with a handicap. >> let's go the first look. first look here. that is of course adam rippon. you know him from the olympics. what might be the inspiration? >> any bar named the eagle. >> i'll give it to you. yes. s and m is what the look was inspired by. it's by machino. >> oh. >> question number two. we've got allison janney wearing ream acruand the question is what do you call those sleeves? >> wings. >> they are angel sleeves and angels have wings. we'll give crow the points. they're extra long. she's 6 feet tall. >> extra long angel sleeves. >> or wings. number three lupita in versace. she tweeted this dress was vibranium. what type of fabric is that? >> gold. >> not gold. it is. >> black and gold. >> it's chain mail. >> chain mail

gibson was not due to play for the club this afternoon. suspicion of driving over the legal alcohol limit and is in their custody. the former fbi deputy director, andrew mccabe, has accused the trump administration of acting with political malice after he was fired, just days before he was due to retire. an internal review said that mr mccabe leaked information and misled investigators —— claims he has denied. president trump called his sacking a great day for democracy. 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler, reports. as deputy director, andrew mccabe was heavily involved in some of the fbi's most controversial and politically contentious investigations. and it's one of those inquiries that's led to his dismissal. in 2016, as hillary clinton was running for president, she was being investigated because of questions about e—mails she received on a private server when she was the us secretary of state. mr mccabe authorised information to be given to the media, something the department ofjustice said he was not entitled to do. and an in

now we have fox news justice department producer jake gibson on the phone who has been tracking the story down all night. jake? >> how are you, laura? we've been following this all day. it's been a thing that, you know, is slow-rolled out throughout the day that we thought was coming. now it finally popped. the attorney general basically said he's terminated the former deputy director of the fbi, andrew mccabe tonight. this all comes back to this i.g. report. specifically on what he said to the inspector general horowitz and whether or not he misled horowitz. that is what we know so far. there could be a lot more when the i.g. report finally comes out. what we know right now is that the inspector general is not -- and the attorney general are not happy with the statements that mccabe made about what his role was in letting a reporter speak to one of his subordinates at the fbi. that part was fine. it's the questions that happened afterwards and whether or not he told the truth about that. that's what led to this. if you believe what we hear coming out from the department of justice today.

forprogram was a real model healthier gibson, from 1946 to 1950.he would train here in the summers for 12 to 16 weeks with my grandfather. so that was very intense training, very intense competition on a daily basis, and every weekend there were tournaments. so there wasn't a week that she was here in the summer that she wasn't playing a tournament on weekends and training that some , best best tennis players male tennis players that the african-american community has to offer. that set the stage for 1951, when he started bringing kids to lynchburg virginia for 20 years, to this site, to train with the in thed brightest kids country. often, kids would say throughout with otherty, relatives of dr. johnson as well as coworkers, nurses, people who were part of his medical practice. most of them were african-americans but there were other kids who trained to were not african-americans who also benefited from his program and his goodwill. i spent several summers here and shortly before my grandfather passed away in 1971i was part of the traveling team.

gibson. one thing i want to explain to the committee how long is this affecting america? >> for way too long. >> another physician who is here he's been here for 25 years and he saw it so i think it happened well before he is recognized it as an epidemic. >> would it surprise you if i said that the opioid epidemic has been affecting america since we have been a country? >> it wouldn't surprise me because i believe that it was actually a world war ii development if i remember correctly there you it's at least a couple hundred-years-old if not over 300. these were developed by companies who deal with opioid addiction. you're going to war abou warn as one to treat that one so i see some giggling in the audience. this is a serious epidemic. maybe eight to 10-years-old people have been getting killed in all parts of america for too long. and i know that in my district we have had problems in this space where we've seen them grow across america. i am interested in going after all parts of the problem that we see. i think earlier, you said that you never give up, we never give u

his performance in the widely panned box office bomb the money and war supporting actor went to mel gibson for his role in daddy's home to. they're watching the news from berlin avec watson more coming up at the top of the hour join us if you can play. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word published in the. code is in germany to learn german one not learned something simple online on your mobile and free ourselves from the d w z e learning course he can speak german made. a museum's. just let's listen to. the call to shake hands up to his tongue. so it bugs the slum. play. people who put big dreams on the big screen play. movie magazine sunday tell me. chinese automaker g. founder leash rufu revealed this week that he now holds ten percent of german car make a dime of this shares the son of a rice farmer he started out in business with a refrigerator parts factory when the authorities shut him down he'd already made a fortune and simply switch to making motorbikes than to cars in twenty ten li bought struggling auto maker volvo from ford and launche

any film that makes you cry for mel gibson has got it wrong!thon all the time! there are scenes when people are going, ‘messiah, messiah'! you know what, he's not the messiah! i do wish you'd say what you really think, jason! so that's a long two hours, and we'll leave it at that! i don't think this will make a lot of money at the box office, either. i think faith—based audiences will go and be completely mystified as to what this was about. it is a passion of the christ without any passion. what should we be going to see? you've got to see black panther. and you've got to see it now at the cinema. it is becoming a cultural event — people are seeing it four or five times, it has broken records at the box office, it is changing the way that audiences are going, black audiences are flocking to it, families are enjoying the representation. it is a great superhero movie, it's sexy, it's exciting, it's funny. people are hollering at it in the cinema. if you haven't been to a marvel movie in the cinema, this is the one to go and see. and dvd of the w

worst actor for his performance in the widely panned the mummy and worst supporting actor went to mel gibson for his role in daddy's home to . heroes once called the world's most eligible bachelor the last surviving male northern white rhino his name is sue dunn and he lives under twenty four hour armed guard and a conservancy in kenya but he's recently gotten an infection and sudan's keepers fear that the future of these beautiful creatures may be in jeopardy. with. tender loving care for a dying specious at this canyon conservancy these northern white rhinos are constantly under the rangers watch but even this might not save the subspecies from extinction the only living male sudan is struggling to recover from a leg infection he's too frail and could not be filmed or photographed together with these two females sudan is the last surviving specimen of northern white rhino keepers say his illness is age related he's forty five in human terms that's over one hundred years old and feeling so sad about him. with him is a very gentle rhino in this situation right now is not good condition becau

>> dagen: if mel gibson isn't in it i would see it.no idea. >> maria: really? >> dagen: given his horrible behavior, remember the drunk driving scar, the horrible slur, the way he speaks to women, the rants that were caught on audio. by the way, gronk, i saw him wearing a sponge bob backpack down in miami once. >> he has a sponge bob backpack. >> dagen: because of his size, i bet he photographs very well on the big screen. >> in this country, there are numerous second acts, ten acts, third acts. you'ryou're never down forever. remember, trump went after rosanne in that first debate in 2015 when you called out statements about women, he said rosanne, everyone laughed. now they're best buddies. >> maria: jared, thank you. catch the sports reports on sirius xm115. still ahead, we head to outer space. that's next. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can tra

for his performance in the widely panned the money and worst supporting actor role that went to mel gibson for his role in daddy's home to. that's all from the news this hour will be back in exactly forty five minutes to feel free to log on to our website w dot com for around the clock news and information you can also get our up for google play off from the apple store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications you can also use the app to send us photos and videos. thank you for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you newspapers with official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many cantors and they have problems are always the same color to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and. gun afford to stay silent when.

here's how clueless hollywood is about women we made a movie called what women want and it started mel gibson. so it's got jokes aside just briefly what has actually changed i think quite a bit has changed actually you really see the calls now going beyond just the service beyond just activism and calls for activism to really concrete measures where people are saying going forward we can no longer have this completely white male dominated culture in hollywood and industry in hollywood and this is the first time i've been reporting on the hollywood for quite some time this is the first time i really believe that change will happen and this might be the last oscars where we even be talking about this as an issue maybe by next year or at least in five years time things will really have changed and this will be considered something of the past all right our film critic scott rocks for us thank you very much scott you're watching news still to come live reports are coming from france that the european aerospace consortium air bus could cut thousands of jobs across europe. has that story coming rig

and worst supporting actor for that went to mel gibson for his role in daddy's. and with the stars set to descend on hollywood for the oscars a tight race is shaping up for best picture a fairy tale romance and a dark murder mystery are vying for top honors here's a look at those films and some other contenders hoping for oscar sunday evening. cast from braun freed from their molds then filed and polished to perfection. the final touch is a golden coating oscar statuettes have been made this way since one nine hundred twenty nine these are the first steps in their journey from new york to los angeles its late night talk show star jimmy kimmel's job to host the ceremony. there will be a. big scripted surprise and the show. will certainly want to avoid a nasty surprise like the one that happened last year confusion over an envelope led to the wrong film being named best picture this year it's the sheep of water which has received the most nominations it tells the story of an unfair b.s. creature who falls in love with a meat cleaner while trapped in a us the borat.

. >> i'm kenneth moton for kendis gibson. >>> here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." a white house shake up may be coming soon. a confidant who spoke with the president over the weekend says one or two major changes are in the works. could the va secretary be next? >>> adult film star stormy daniels is sharing details of her alleged affair with with donald trump. she described a one-night stand and what happened when she saw the president after that. >>> italian police are hunting for a tunisian drug dealer who also belongs to isis. reports say he's behind a threat to carry out a terror attack in the center of rome, targeting tourist sites and subways. >>> and the march madness final four is all set. kansas was the last team to qualify after beating duke in over time. they'll play villanueva in one of saturday's semifinals. it's michigan and loyola chicago at the other semi. those are some of our top stories on this monday, march 26th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> i love how sister jean is the breakout star. >> she is. and h

for his performance in the widely panned the mummy and worst supporting actor well thanks to mr mel gibson for his role in david's home. don't worry we haven't forgotten the all of saturday's goals from germany's top flight a coming up after the break with matter how much is actually just standing in the wings the top match the lights in taken dark meant these two sides have been fierce rivals as the bulls and to beat last season's to find out how the game panned out on the w.'s the bundesliga right after the break. and also from the news team that will disfigure coming up shortly thank you for talking. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine with me all speak up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for martin's. destroy the stasi made of. the milk represented. architect of the.

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with your gma first look, i'm kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> they look like usb drives, don't they? they're a new product made in san francisco. high schoolers use these to vape and administrators think they're dangerous and want parents to talk to their kids about these. they're made by a company called jewel. it can accommodate as much nicotine as cigarettes. according to some high school students in san francisco, the device design makes it easy to use right on campus. san francisco unified school district is working to educate their students. >> go to the bathroom to do it or bend over under the table and take a little puff. >> they want our young people to know that electronic vapor product are not safe. >> a spokesperson for jewel writes we strongly condemn the use of the product by minors and it is illegal to sell our product to minors. no minor should be in possession of a jewel product. >> home depot will pay $28 million to -- that it illegally disposed of hazardous waste and documents containing sensitive information. the civil complaint alleges that the illegal beha

ginger begin gibson, eugene scott. sue to you first. when china talks about the roles here, can china play that role? >> yes, i think china's main goal is to not sideline. it is still north korea's major pat rent ally. before trump and kim jong-un meeting of course he wants to meet with him, they don't want to be sidelined. >> does this meeting make it more likely that president trump will more than likely come face-to-face with kim jong-un in the next two months? >> of course. i'm worried because the time line is accelerator and we have to prepare. if things go wrong we have to use the negotiating card so we have to make sure the meeting goes well. >> here's what was said regarding the maximum pressure campaign. >> this is further indication that the president's maximum pressure campaign is working. through a lot of countries around the world coming together and recognizing the destabilizing threat that north korea poses not just on the region but on the entire world. we think without this maximum pressure campaign this kind of thing w

kendis gibson, new york. >>> rejecting a tax increase on gas. blowing a $617 million hole in governor brown's budget. the board of equalization normally rubber stamps. two members refuse to do so. they didn't want to raise the gas tax by $.04 a gallon aft we. a spokesperson says the revenue loss will be reflected in less money for roads, highways and maintenance. >>> now, your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> let's talk about the storm impact scale. because we still got another round of soaking rain coming in this morning. that's why the storm is 2 moderate on the storm impact scale. we'll transition over to thunderstorms this afternoon. that could mean localized moderate to heavy rain. winds that will be overall about 40 miles per hour could be locally gusty in these thunderstorms also. here's a look at what's going on. we're having light rain across most of our neighborhoods right now sass the moderate rain continues to develop up in the north bay. the dividing line is the cold front. that's going to come through this morning and bring

will preach joey both through to him self said its alan gibson say to come may be ruthless enough. so when a thief woke up in years to come. from out your country now relax time for a bit of fun before the next trick. it's the cradle of jazz. is america the america we. know all of this jazz feel. the city of climatic testify is of alligators on the loose of poverty and crime by the at least one member of the mob close most. of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans itself and the best place in the world. the russians are coming for well over the last year now this is the message western audiences have been served up twenty four seventh's what is behind this hysteria what does this message aim to achieve always russia is supposed to react importantly are we facing a possible conflict. then what i mean that he will go back to life. or you will pull you out of the. gate obeyed him to muslims and what about and i didn't do it we will always be the good is it also. muslim or noble and also household. on a publishing. deal that are done with the money that people come

here's kendis gibson. >> in in morning's gma first look, police on the scene seconds after a shootout in the halls of the southern maryland school. >> frant ont entrance of the hi school. >> shots fired before the start of 8:00 a.m. classes. 1400 students inside. many hiding under their desks when officers move in. >> anyone need medical treatment? >> no. >> investigators say the gunman, a 17-year-old walked into glenn mills high school and shot two students. it could have been a lot worse. if not for school resource officer blaine gaskill, the sheriff saying he responded in less than a minute. >> he pursued the shooter and engaged the shooter during which he fired a round at the shooter. simultaneously the shooter fired a round as well. >> coming up at 7:00, we'll learn more about the young victims. with your gma first look, i'm kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> two students at the same florida high school where 17 people were killed on valentine's day were arrested. they were allegedly bringing weapons to marjory stoneman douglas high. a girl brandished a knife in the cafeteria

is the friends of the football pitch joey bull threw himself said it's alan gibson said it cannot be ruthless enough. to win a fish world cup in years to come that's what i'm taking for much of fun trip. relax time for a bit of fun before the next trick. time about email the end of the entire day but even my death. but then again. and again and i mean i'm in montana where i knew god. had to be. in the mood to adapt in. the end just like images consistent if you want. to name the of the natural again that the way i've got to go to a city because any. case is full of them full of hope souls will come full. circle you'll take polls oh. the russians are coming for well over the last year and this is the message western audiences have been served up twenty four seventh's what is behind this hysteria what does this message aim to achieve always russia is supposed to react importantly are we facing a possible conflict. if i'm insurgent on a terrorist group enjoys foreign sanctuary move no matter how much military put a show you put on them do will be in one way to. really hibernated themsel

will preach joey through to him self said its alan gibson said it can may be ruthless enough. to win a fish world cup in years to come. from out your country but now relax time for a bit of fun before the next trick. thank . you. when lawmakers manufacture consent to consistency of public will. when the ruling close is protect them so. when the final merry go round lifts and we the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real new. c.e.o. mcfly the famed off her who is writing extensively on environmental issues and social justice issues went to these conferences in puerto rico and her takeaway was that a bunch of people of showed up and this is a danger to the local economy and to the local fabric of society so the first thing that strikes me is that lefties like bail me feel they have a monopoly on good intentions which i'm not sure where that comes from. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is what business model helps to run a prison now we do is do or don't like is there no b.t.o. vis

will preach joey threw himself said it's alan gibson say to come may be ruthless enough. so when a thief woke up in years to come. from out your country but now relax time for a bit of fun before the next trick. russians are coming for well over the last year and a half this is the message western audiences have been served up twenty four seventh's what is behind this hysteria what does this message aim to achieve always russia is supposed to react importantly are we facing a possible conflict. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is what business model helps to run a prison now we just do or don't like is there nobody over the case and i don't no one comes anymore we don't have to serve them anymore is cult effective that's what they want to do that at the moment they don't give a damn if you do the charge on that they're actually paying us to put it back into the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the us sam bridge what she could is behind such success. if i'm insurgent terrorist gro

>> calma, seÑor gibson, calma. >> no estoy calmado, no. esta payasada que hizo tu novio