given this, dare i say, a parent leave alliance, although, for roche because of a unilateral leave allianceso self pardoning as emma watson would call it, maybe jeremy corbyn needs to do something similar. that's the idea of the argument being made, because we have seen the remain alliance being forged between the lib dems and greens. obviously labour has been staying out of this, admittedly because jeremy corbyn has his own brexit coalition of the remainders on his front bench, and he himself being the more you're a sceptic persuasion to manage. basically brexit years are coming together, maybe remainders need to do the same. sienna, the trays only need nine more seats to get a majority from the figures i've been looking at, jeremy corbyn saying that they are not in the business of talking about deals with other parties, are they going to have to reconsider here? i don't think that's going to happen, quite simply. labouralways has this ethos of actually, we want to give voters the choice, do they wa nt to give voters the choice, do they want from you know, labour, lib dems, green,, it's no

nobody knows better than he does what the answer was to the question we were given. connecting as we are in today's deposition. you will go back and watch statements that the president has made way back in the past. it is all going to add up and i will to you it is not the dots adam schiff is trying to connect area the evidence is in front of us. come here and they are testifying or the media stories are getting written where they fortrying to make a case something that does not exist. they are trying to make a case for quid pro quo and they are not talking about the fact that president zelensky said he felt no pressure no demand no quid pro quo. press conference to media by komen some country where he was trying to explain over and over again what he knew and that there was nothing wrong that was done. plus, you all have the evidence go back and read the full transcript. the president zelensky did not know there was a hold on the aid. there was no mention on quid pro quo or the hold. in the weeks that follow, it is not until august 29 when they read it and politico.

they were given to the appellant last week, i think last wednesday. >> and were not given to us in time for this hearing as far as a brief. and given some of the concerns that have been raised here tonight what should this body be concerned with and what should we be questioning, given the inconsistency ies that have been observed here tonight, including, for example, three bathrooms, two bedrooms and three bathrooms that if a wall was put up would make a lovely separation into an additional unit? >> i would say in terms of plans or floor plans that are easily manipulated to add additional units, this is not the most easily manipulated i would say. on the ground level, they would have to dissect that living space, separate the dining and living room, have on one side, an avenue door where the driveway is and then -- but that's not what's on the plans. the plans don't show that. so we have to go by what's on the plans not what may happen in the future. if they do that in the future if they add another unit if they do illegal work, there are remedies for that. we have to go by what's on t

and not distancing himself from epstein when he was given the chance.lly saying that he had bound the relationship quite beneficial to him. he did condemn his sexual impropriety and crimes, let's not mince words, but he wasjust so completely on self aware. and crass, really, and his exoneration is two it was a disaster. i think it left people feeling not necessarily that he was guilty, but that he was so out of touch and so self—centred. so, ithink out of touch and so self—centred. so, i think that was, really, you can't have someone like that travelling the world on behalf of the queen or heading up charities. have you heard at all how the queen and other members of the royal family have responded to this growing scandal in the last few days? and what, in your view, is going to mean when they say the duke of york are stepping back from public duties? i suspect that he... i don't know this to be true. i suspect that he didn't make this choice himself. i suspect that he's had some pressure, and i would guess that pressure came from the of wales. i'm sure

and there ain't any to help there ain't trying nationally so that is not given out of. dog hairs through my reach at barrick and i. ok manual i sense that this is something that you are very passionate about tell me why this is something that you are doing while you're fighting for child marriage to end. thank you i'm fine for child marriage who ended because you couldn't do so how did the children who are given out to marriage act and very in that age that awful. teenage pregnancies and you are going to delude by big guy did call the good does not want to will lead them to become competent guy to give him a big fat while give you better and give a man when i restated in 95 doubt they'd die many of them die owl's not happy at will again that's why i i want to i want to. get there right thing people who are given object to grant my rage at it to stop it because god knows why these bills come to come from and who are in the near future that was emmanuel at the end the fatigue from ghana now the health system in zimbabwe is on the verge of collapse as the country battles i

an alternative piece of land or will be given an alternative the piece of land somewhere else in the state off or whatever they should there were 3 claimants to this case one was a hindu group then a muslim group and the data we hear himself the court has said that the hindu groups claim is not valid so that claim has been rejected the claim of the muslim group has been acknowledged and the claim of day to ram has been a knowledge and the decision has been given in favor. this is still a little bit of confusion and this is a question that's been brought up by one of the muslim groups after the word game out that while the core technology is that there was a mosque there and that the demolition of that mosque was a violation of law the decision has been given in the favor of their dram and the hindus and not in the favor of muslims so the have expressed their doubts and said it's not quite clear why that has come about the judgment of the court is a $1045.00 pages long so it will be some time before the most. and groups can go through it still it's a fun clarity as to what exactly led

financial problems which did can take care of got you know and you have been given a girl to marry at. ok so that is why child marriage is happening oh do you want to say some more yes and he had an issue that. is the culture of time people will get it's when did you know. bad thing yes she will be beginning to marry and you have been doing so now so according to my research that is that the air. yeah crowds are in you tube. that's why you've been out of the our children are ill each ok ok man you made us so so that is what your research is telling you and so what do you think needs to be done such child marriage can be brought to an end in communities like yours. thank you for that christine. oh please that governments aren't going to to educate and berate and to hell there ain't trying nationally so that is the given i've. got tears to my reach at barrick and i. ok manual i sense that this is something that you are very passionate about tell me why this is something that you are doing why are you fighting for child marriage to end thank you i'm fighting for child marriage to end bec

turn in given time. or say or do you think that your country as it is today just. a route into war which unfortunately has already happened here before you'd have thought it was just which alice doesn't address the we don't know the number i'm definitely convinced that there is no conflict about to happen here but i cannot rule out the possibility of a terrorist threat from a grown considering what himself spoke about it occur. to us said that many people from france have gone to fight for the slum mixtape but if you because some people from bosnia went there to fight for. you not even one serb left and not even one. moslems did. i mean the radical ones and they could be seen as a real terrorist threat to bush and bush has already today in bosnia from their own muslim communities where is based on. it's being promoted and that it could be a very dangerous mix if combined with the problem of those fighters who are returning from syria boy you really need to take care of that. when you add to that one part of the islamic community if not the religious islamic communi

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and it puts republicans in a very diffilt spot and given testimony that we've heard, testimony that is coming and some things that broke late in hee day, he's got a number of bad days of him. now, where this all ends, we'll wait and see. but today was an example of the kind of problem he's got. robert: let's hear a little bit more of that testimony. the hearing started wednesday with testimony from bill taylor, acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine and he offered newou information a presidential call. >> the member of my staff could hear president trump on the phone asking ambassador sondland about the invtigations. ambassador sondland told president trump the ukrainians were ready tooveorrd. following the call with president trump, the member of my staffsa asked ambr sondland what president trump thought about ukraine. ambassador sondland responded that president trump cares more about the investigations of biden,hichas giuliani pressing for. robert: heather, we h tse two ambassadors testify this week and breaking news friday night. david holmes, the state department aide who overheard pr

an alternative piece of land somewhere else or would be given i would be given an alternative piece of land as a base saver now the question is that from what i understand i've been talking to several analyst and they say that the court has come about with this judgment to bring closure to end of this dispute saw the people of the country can move on this has been a very divisive issue but will it bring closure to hindus are not going to come out on the streets to protest because the wording is in their favor but with the muslims there are differing views i've spoken to some intellectuals who said in the run up to the word dick that if they accept an alternative piece of land and give up their claim but in turn they get broader peace and harmony between the hindus in the muslims that they'd be ok with that but there is no guarantee whether that would be the case another group of muslim muslims say that they don't quite understand the ruling of the supreme court they say that this will have to go through a 1045 pages a ruling off of port here and they say they don't understand why on

it's usually given credit for how noteworthy one it's usually given credit for how noteworthy was was the summer of 2 of i was. in the past and as far as things that of the sort of better than the better give them credit for and they've given credit for russia and civil society h. are all in the russian civil society in not just civil society but society in general well on one hand this is not the 1st definite i'll just civil society but society in general well on one hand this is not the 1st definitely we have we're proud of protester stance and quite macmaster matterless but is that all it will is how will that help we must start saying 2000 our starting 2007 team and most every year we have more or less mass and 7 team and most every year we have more or less mass activity even. in very various press invention i see it as our. view them for without even for example 2008. well when they were there when they were sort. of old aniston sounds also we almost we had more market for our violence on the streets not on the streets not police much violence on the. other. otherwise inclined c

what we got from that phone call was his version of events was different from that given to the committeea punchy president. don trump came out fighting. essentially trying to lay our different ideas of exactly what happened as far as ukraine was concerned, as opposed to what we have heard of the last two weeks in these impeachment inquiries. remember, these have come from members of us officials, us diplomats, staff members, even some people who used to work in the white house. but president trump was pushing different things. and sometimes he attacked witnesses. even said that as far as he was concerned people needed to look at the idea that ukraine had actually interfered in the us presidential election, as opposed to russia. which of course was dismissed as a conspiracy theory by some witnesses of the past two weeks. and he made very clear that he has concerns about the whistleblower and tried to focus some of this ontojoe biden, his potential presidential rival, who, of course, he has accused of trying to get ukraine to launch an investigation into but who he says has questions to an

the progress that is been made during the five and a half years and given how popular he is, i thinkas a shock and then of course for him to be appointed within 12 hours of that news breaking does seem extremely quick but they have been talking to the spurs for some days, it is not something that happened in the wake of that decision but the players when they arrived, mourinho was waiting for them. it seem like a big surprise because mourinho does not seem a natural fit, surprise because mourinho does not seem a naturalfit, he is not a man known to be happy to operate within the tight budget which the spurs have insisted on recent years. pochettino had to handle with that. but the experience when mourinho was sacked, nonetheless, ithink but the experience when mourinho was sacked, nonetheless, i think it is a statement that a sign of their ambition behind me, very talented squad. perhaps they feel they are at a level where mourinho could harness their ambition and get the trophies that they crave. what can i promise? passion. from myjob, and my club. and when the manager goes to i ha

or clinton was given. >> why? >> because we're bending over backwards. the democrats do that. speaker pelosi wanted to do that and make it clear that we're giving due process and trying to minimize the argument. no matter what we'd have done, they'd have said it wasn't enough. i'd like to see donald trump appear. he claims there's nothing to it. today he called it b. svlgts s. rally. he likes to use vulgar terms and they love it. if he really didn't have malevolent attempt, come and tell the american people. if you don't, you're a coward, donald trump. >> congressman steve cohen, me y -- heavy word just before thanksgiving. >> steve cohen basically calling the president a turkey just before thanksgiving. will that move him? looking at what happened with mueller, i doubt it. what the president says is a taunt. what he does is play is safe. this new reporting, though, shows just how important the timeline is here, just like in all investigations. when did things happen and in what sequence? one big ugly face image o

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let's bring you some breaking news coming out of new delhi india's top court has given its verdict on the disputed odia religious site which is claimed by hindus and muslims now we understand it's ruled muslims should be given 2 hectares of land for a mosque at an alternative site the central government is to take control of the land and prepare a road map in 3 months to set up a board of trustees possession of in there and now the land is to be given to the government appointed trust the court says the right of temple construction on the disputed property is subject to the maintenance of peace and law and order and tranquility the government is to take measures for maintaining peace and harmony and law and order. so on trial for a joins us now live from new delhi so 1st of all there's a lot to unpack here and show 1st of all basically has clearly ruled on the question of ownership not just possession who owns this land now which is what the court was supposed to be deciding. well you know not we haven't heard from from the court on that exactly in the court has been careful in water

so a reassignment of duties, but again, within that given job classification. so in these situations, we're going to combine a deeper, factual analysis and compare those facts that we gather to the relevant legal standards. so would that employment action dissuade a reasonable employee from blowing the whistle and then would that change in their job status or the privileges of their employment materially affect the employee's job performance or that employee's opportunity for advancement? >> mr. mcclain, i have a question regarding the investigation piece. so if the department of human resources is also conducting its own investigation into the employment action that was taken or not taken with regard to a complainant, how does the ethic's commission coordinate with or work in conjunction or the intersection of our investigation, as well as an hr investigation? how does that play out or perhaps mr. pierc pearce can spk to that? >> is the question what happens when two agencies have simultaneous jurisdiction? >> yes, and do we interview witnesses, like, twice ov

this and he even acknowledged that it was a very difficult decision for his government but given the sanctions that this country finds itself on here they didn't have a choice they had to do something because they were going to run out of money they had to find a way to increase the budgets the income for the government and to try to help nearly 60000000 iranians that are living below the poverty line jobs they and their notion of and by them is going to jump them must have a go ahead may jump in although that's that's a wrong best bet strong understanding of what prism how the so on is that rouhani has been claiming that they are not going to make any kind of revenue through this new scheme he has. that somewhere around $31.00. $1010.00 mins would be the earning the estimates show actually every bit of the average riyal of it would be given to the lower classes of the society so this plan is basically not related to the sanctions the erect lee but of course as sanctions make it up our beer make life harder for the lower class society and the president has to harness come up with thi

that required them to have access to people's private information now as for their payout they were given a designer watch that was priced at 20000 dollars and another at least $300000.00 transferred into secret bank accounts that they had. twitter security its users privet see clearly dealt a blow here but to what extent well the just recently the american involved he was arrested in seattle for tampering with 3 twitter accounts but the real damage was done back in 2015 where when over 6000 twitter users had their information stolen by the saudi coconspirator who now is all the way back in saudi he's believed to be back in saudi arabia safe and sound i mean this is twitter we're talking about it's it's a major social media platform that's in countries all over the world and it's a serious concern when just 2 people who weren't even supposed to have the rights to people's private information can get so much of that when twitter says this is supposed to be confined to a small team of trained professionals. we recognize the actors will go in trying to mind our service our company limits acc

of course their safety now is being called into question when will this be a court ruling which is given somewhat of a boost to the protesters what's that about. that's why there was something of a surprise ruling today the high court here in hong kong decided that it was unconstitutional face small span that's been imposed by austerity here since october that was designed to try and quell the protests so many people have been taking to the streets where in malls to protect them from the tear gas or to hide their identities of thirty's thought that might by banning the face mask they would really be able to crackdown on the number of people taking to the street in fact that didn't see almost had the opposite effect many people coming out to protest against the face month ban and the emergency regulations that it was imposed through now though the court decided it was unconstitutional and police here have said that they will abide by that no longer be charging people with that emergency regulation but the atmosphere at the moment from what you're saying is very charged in hong kong this e

we have given orders to all forces in baghdad of appropriate states to arrest people who got divided i would take them towards the shooter if you go the. sources say most political parties have reached a deal to keep prime minister. in power the thinking goes since there is no one to replace him he should be the one to implement the reforms protesters are demanding ahead he says he will introduce an amendment to reform government ministries it would include hiring younger people and creating greater transparency the influential shia cleric solder and his followers the largest bloc in parliament remain united with protesters and are calling for him to resign natasha going to aim. baghdad well india's top court has ruled a disputed win it just might be given to him the construction of a temple piece of land in the state of pradesh is claimed by both hindus and muslims supreme court says alternative land will be set aside to build a mosque and reports now from you danny. it's a case that has polarized hindus and muslims in india for decades now the supreme court has made its decision on

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the proposal came in i happened to see it's because it was also given to a member of congress that iworked for at the time. he sent it over to the white house and called rove called rove called back he said that he found the proposal intriguing he wanted to know if it was genuine were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen him a to far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians. i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however a principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love iraq that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia wil

a lot of the supporters felt pochettino should have been given more time.nly a movement of fans within the club that wanted mourinho. there are others who touted other names a lot of people still wanted pochettino to be given the opportunity to do it here at white hart lane. there you have it, that is the view from the supporters trust. it is not the type of manager they've had before, never one as expensive, is demanding, as confrontational as joe marie neo. expensive, is demanding, as confrontational asjoe marie neo. he isa confrontational asjoe marie neo. he is a serial winner. —— mourinho. he has won many trophies. that, despite all the progress, is one thing that pochettino didn't achieve. the hope will be that mourinho can perhaps tailor his way somewhat into the spurs approach, but deliver the success they wanted for so long. thank you very much for that. that is set for us here on sports day. thank you for watching. hello there. we did see a little bit of rain at times today across western parts of the united kingdom, but for many of us, it dry but

as it turned out, ohio was michigan wasand given the upper peninsula. but, because it really wasn't over at that point. ohio-michigan war, the toledo war, which really 1835, 1836 is when it was settled, really wasn't settled until 1973. wasthe reason for that was, the boundary -- it happened with erie,undary on lake because lake erie, michigan and on lakere shore line erie, on the western end of the lake. where does the boundary go when it hits the lake? does it go straight across the lake? or does it curve? well, as they eventually decided -- and it took the it, in 1973, to do decided that it actually curved. so there's a little tiny island called turtle island out in lake erie which for many years had been half in michigan and half in ohio. 1973,the court ruling in it all became part of ohio. there are probably people in that,an who would dispute but that's the story, anyway. >> when people hear the name area, it'sne in this a combination of, well, we know him, his name is everywhere, we the his big highway into city, but knowing specific who he is, i

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so that we are discussing monthly what our shortfall is projected to be at any given time. and through their own process, they are setting aside those dollars specifically for the city and county of san francisco housing authority to ensure they are making a concerted effort and commitment that we will receive those funds. as an example, again this year we had a $22 million shortfall. and throughout the entire year, it was known that we would have that $22 million shortfall and those funds were committed to the housing authority, and they have been paid to ensure that the agency did not have to figure out how to meet those obligations or even come to the city for those funds. and that's the continued process. and as it relates to the tool, this is a little more detailed than maybe you would like to have. but as it relates to the budget tool that we use that tool has been designed specifically to deal with the different attributes that the city and county deals with as it relates to the high rent cost and so forth and on. >> great. just one question on this. >> yes. >> so th

the testimony that we've just heard from the ambassador to the european union and given the fact that so much of the testimony from various people can really it matches up it winds up and it seems that the white house in the past has tried to this question a lot of things question. colonel vend men has tried to paint people as never trumper as. ambassador gordon psalm one does doesn't fit and never never trump or tell us a little bit more about him. well the fact of the matter is is that he's a major republican donor so that makes it pretty challenging given the fact that essentially he's one of the president's own so the fact that he is saying all of this makes it that much more difficult now for republicans to defend we heard the opening statement from devon newt is where he simply tried to characterize this even using some of the language that we've heard from democrats alleging them that they have a sort of. conspiracy theory with regard to quid pro quo well the problem is is that it's not a conspiracy theory if gordon someone's actually testifying that that's exactly what it was

and given a bad deal in the pension. come the framers or have the framers any plans to put that wrong right. >> prime minister. >> first of all, mr. speaker, can i pay tribute also to the honorable gentleman as he leaves this house and indeed, again, repeat my congratulations in all members who are standing down on the service they have given. on the specific issues he raises of the issue, it's a difficult issue and highly emotionally charged. we have done our best to try to satisfy that group and another billion pounds has, i think, been allocated to the support of what the pension is. but i would remind the honorable members opposite chattering at me, under the labor department, i seem to remember the tensions went up by 75, and that was their approach to pensions, right, so, we are-- and mr. speaker, we are indeed looking at what more we can do to satisfy that issue, but it is as he knows a very difficult issue. issue. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i wish you well and can i add to the laudets the way you've represent

we have seen more weakness given the pessimism over the trade deal.ded in chinese currency especially in the week where we have tons of eco-data out of beijing? chris: i think tonight is a material risk. donald trump will be talking about the economy and trade, and clearly, that is an elevated event risk. if you look at overnight implied ,olatility in dollars cnh volatility is implied at -- it is getting into the lower echelons of what we have seen in the last 12 months. people are not expecting big moves. few doorsen up a around what is happening in trade. i believe that markets, while we do not have definitive data, and that is a problem, we are still working on the assumption that something is going to get done. the devil is in the details. if we get any rollbacks, that is something people are looking at. we have started to see a few sellers creeping into the cnh. we got down to 695. we are back above the seven handle at the moment. i don't think anyone is expecting too much upside in dollars cnh. that could be an area that is underpriced by market

the story for us joins us now from washington now the transcript has been released of the testimony given by ambassador bill taylor what does it show and how damning is it. well merriam taylor if you will is really the impeachment guy that investigators have been following the roadmap that he shared with them 2 weeks ago when he testified behind closed doors providing key conversations people dates and places that connected the dots on the question that's really at the heart of this impeachment inquiry of donald trump and that is whether he used u.s. foreign aid to ukraine as leverage to get ukraine to investigate his political opponents and we're seeing from taylor's testimony the transcripts saying that taylor had a clear understanding that there was indeed this quid pro quo and he goes further to say in this transcript that he knew where this demand for a statement into opening the vesta geishas came from he said this came from rudy giuliani trump's private attorney who was empowered by the president to circumvent normal diplomatic channels and deal directly with ukraine to keep up thi

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so they've got -- the deadline is sunday that nadler has given them. so to make a decision whether or not they'll appear on wednesday, let's be clear the white house has blown through a lot of deadlines, whether or not that's with congress or courts, i wouldn't look at that sunday deadline as firm and fast. as everyone is watching those, there are probably 18 million news cycles to get through before we get to an actual decision. i only exaggerate by a slight factor. >> any idea who they might send, who the attorney might be? >> reporter: we know they've distanced themselves from rudy giuliani. the president last night in the interview with bill o'reilly, he was putting space between him and his personal attorney. he always talks about what a great crime fighter rudy giuliani is and how he's anti corruption. but whether or not you'd actually have giuliani or pat sip own any, they haven't given an indication yet. the white house has not blessed this process with legitimacy. should they send any representative from the white house down to the hearing, th