lord hain was speaking during a debate called by a former supreme courtjustice.embers breach the rule of law. of course i recognise the fundamental importance of other members' right to speak freely in parliament. parliamentary privilege is enshrined in article nine of the bill of rights, it is of foundational significance in our constitution and i'm certainly not proposing any legislative change to its scope. but i cannot accept that parliamentary privilege must always prevail over all competing interests. the government said parliamentary privilege, which gives mps and peers immunity from prosecution for what they say in parliament, was essential. but... let us be clear. the protection of absolute privilege belongs to the houses of parliament, not to its individual members. this protection does not mean that members are above the law nor does it mean that they can ignore the law. and indeed, parliamentarians have a duty to exercise the privilege of the house in a responsible manner which reflects the public interest. lord keen. now, there's been cross—party con

sara haines met amanda on work projects.aines facetimed with abc 7 news. >> from the first day i said, this girl is emotionally strong, she's physically strong, she's spiritually strong. i new enough about her because ben talked about her incessantly, he was so in love with her. i knew this is somebody who, if anybody's going to make it, it's going to be amanda. >> haines said amanda did all the right things, harvesting water from the forest and sourcing food like berries and fruits. she lost 15 pounds while missin is loong ethend airportin neyork vlated f bery denying leases to chick-fil-a due to religious beliefs. federal regulations prohibit airport operators from excluding businesses based on the owner's religious beliefs. chick-fil-a's owners have been vocal in opposing same-sex marriage. this comes while san jose city leaders say there is nothing they can do to stop chick-fil-a from opening at minett la national because another company holds the lease. >>> before we get to weather, very special guests came to visit abc

sara haines met amanda and her boyfriend, ben, on work projects.aines face timed with abc news yesterday. >> i said this girl is emotionally strong, physically strong, spiritually strong. ben talked about her incessantly because he was so in love with her. i just knew this is somebody who if anybody is going to make it, it's going to be amanda. >> haines said amanda did all the right things, harvesting water from the forest and sourcing food like berries and fruits. she lost 15 pounds while missing. >>> in other news, at least two people are dead after a reported tornado swept through oklahoma. drone video shows the destruction in el reno after a hotel hit a hotel, mobile home park and several other buildings. an unknown number of people remain missing this morning. a woman described the terrifying moments when the twister touched down. >> i heard it coming, i felt trailer 80 hit our trailer. i know trailer 80 flipped over on top of 81, which we were in. and after everything was over with and all the shaking and jarring and everybody landing on the

we're seeing similar damage down to the tidal basin to haines point, which meant it impacted the cherry trees. fortunately most of em are going to be okay. just a few, it looks like, will need to be replaced. crews spent the morning cutting up fallen trees. last night's storm packed some powerful winds and damaged trees from the lincoln memorial to the end of haines poi, basically following the contour of the potomac river. elms took the biggest hit but some cherry trees were damaged too. >> we ha several uproots and a lot of damage fro broken limbs, broken tops. we're still in the process of triage. the good news is, other than some uprooting, i think the cherry damage is not as extensive as people would imagine. >> picking them up is a lot of fun. >> reporter: michael dixon's job of charging electronic scootersl takes him over the city and northern virginia. >> in arlington i saw a power pole snapped ilf out in the middle of the street.re >>rter: and so, again, the elms, trees like this one, really took the brunt of the damage. no actual numbers yet in terms of what was lost, what wil

haines point. a lot of things the limb came crashing down, at one time crossing ohio drive. you see the limbs and stuff in the median. a lot of progress has been made in cleaningp all the limbs and trees that fell down. traffic is moving the area. g.ere still is cleanup to be done this mornin as you're out and about, you may notice the crews at work. look at that show. here's some of the other damage that was seen yesterday as the storm blew through. we're not seeing a major traffic impact as a result. it's more the residual drebry. everything got -- debris. everything got shoved off to the side of the road. we will expect chain saws, so keep that in find. a couple of cherry trees were damaged in all of this, as well. at this point, things have kind of stabilized. pretty good shape. but still a lot of cleanup work to be done. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we continue our storm coverage in maryland. cleanup derway in howard county where an ef-1 tornado -- you can see the damage on way over way, not far from where 29 and 32 meet in columbia. a huge tree sliced from the roof t

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sara haines met amanda and her boyfriend, ben, on work projects.cetimed with abc 7 news yesterday. >> from the very first day i said this girl is emotionally strong, physically strong, spiritually strong. i knew enough about her because ben talked about herr incessanty because he was so in love with her. i just knew this is somebody who if anybody is going to make it, it's going to be amanda. >> elle lost 15 pounds while missing. >>> at least two people are dead after a reported tornado swept through oklahoma. drone video shows the destruction in el reno after a hotel hit a hotel, mobile home park and several other buildings. an unknown number of people remain missing this morning. a woman described the terrifying i kn traer0 flipd trr itiler. anafything was over with and all the shaking and jarring and everybody landing on the floor, the sirens went off.n the heels of a very active severe weather week. more than 100 tornados were reported across eight states over a four-day period. >>> the time is 6:17. abc 7 news is dmoicommitted to d a better ba

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supply .hain would be a massive blow >> countries' unilateral sections that ase export control measures urge the u.s. to stop this practice. john: huawei, which had yet another new product launchein beijing this week, has evrepeatedly said it would allow its equipment to be used for spying. is is the u.s. that undermining trust," it claims. the problem for huawei is that it is much easier to say it is not a pn of the chinese government than it is to actually groove it. ro-- it. this latest escalation from ica is clearly meant as signal not just to china, but to world to takee its warnings seriously. jane:or john sudworth rng. earlier i was joined from charlotte, north carolina, by the former white house chief information officer. what exactly is the threat from huawei? what could they do if they have control over 5g networks? >>e think the perspective h is that if they have control of the 5g networks, there are already some inherent security issues we know about in the 5g networ, and if they are in control, theoncern is even if it is unbeknownst to huawei engineers, there could be some

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raising concerns about the way they say intelligence is being politicized as eco hain has law. the top democrats when it comes to foreign policy in the u.s. house of representatives are unhappy with a new report from the state department that takes a look at iran basically they're saying that this report leaves out a lot of information where used to be dozens and dozens of unclassified pages now it's simply 12 and that some previously unclassified information has been moved the classified section there demanding answers from the state department they're arguing that they are politicizing intelligence to try and make people take a tougher stance on iran at the same time the president of the united states donald trump is sending the message that he doesn't want to see conflict with the rat he was asked by a reporter are we going to war with the red and he said i hope not and there have been reports in prominent newspapers that he has grown unhappy with his national security advisor john bolton he is a well known around hawk the president sending signals that in meetings and in th

secretary of state raising concerns about the way they say intelligence is being politicized as eco hain has more the top democrats when it comes to foreign policy in the u.s. house of representatives are unhappy with a new report from the state department that takes a look at iran basically they're saying that this report leaves out a lot of information where used to be dozens and dozens of unclassified pages now it's simply 12 and that some previously unclassified information has been moved a classified section there demanding answers from the state department they're arguing that they are politicizing intelligence to try and make people take a tougher stance on iran at the same time the president of the united states donald trump is sending the message that he doesn't want to see conflict with the rat he was asked by a reporter are we going to war with the red and he said i hope not and there have been reports in prominent newspapers that he has grown unhappy with his national security advisor john bolton he is a well known around hawk the president sending signals that and in the pre

just last month, this programme found out one of the patients here, 26—year—old ayla haines, has spentd her life by swallowing a toothbrush, which is still inside her. the goal, as you say, scott, was to get that number down. 00:14:49,525 --> 2147483051:44:09,478 patients like ayla are supposed 2147483051:44:09,478 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to be admitted for nine to 18 months so, currently, the longest delay we've had is 524 days, but that's just on our current records. it varies over time. and of course, the reasons for delays are complex, they're not straightforward. this isn't someone just sitting on something and not doing theirjob properly. so, what is it like for patients arriving for the first time at a hospital like this? it's like being thrown in the deep end. you have to learn to cope quite quickly and adapt quite quickly, because you're surrounded by people who are going through the same thing. when i first got here, it was hard because it's so restrictive and you have to be observed on the toilet and observed with a pen, and all those things that are really, like, you don't

summits involving gulf and arab leaders later this month to discuss the escalating tensions classical hain has more now from washington. again the u.s. president donald trump sending mixed messages when it comes to his belief of what's happening with iran sending that tweet that he could destroy their country at the same time we've seen several reports that he's told his acting secretary of defense that he doesn't want to go to war with iran so what exactly was the impetus for this tweet well we don't know it could have been that he received the briefing it was sending the message publicly or it could have been that he was watching television felt the need to respond we do know that he has been sending out a lot of tweets over the last couple of hours on sunday after he got back from his golf course at range of topics everything from promoting a book to talking to college graduates to talking about immigration the economy complaining the fox news is hosting a town hall so the president definitely feeling aggrieved and twitter now is that exactly what led to this tweet we don't know but we

his twenty seventeen congressional testimony on plans for a trump tower projects in moscow classical hain is following developments in washington. after a long and contentious hearing the house judiciary committee has voted along party lines to issue a contempt of congress citation against the william bar the u.s. attorney general this is all over the robert mueller the special counsel's report about potential collusion between the trim campaign in russia and obstruction of justice barr released a redacted version of the report the democrats who controlled the committee said that's not good enough they want to see everything that was blacked out they want to see the evidence underline motors can conclusions they set a timeline did not give them that report so now they have issued this citation now both sides both parties try to paint this as a very different issue democrats say this is about checks and balances republicans say this is about getting the president we have a constitutional responsibility to serve as a check and balance on an out of control executive branch the attorney gener

just last month, this programme found out one of the patients here, 26—year—old ayla haines, has spentd her life by swallowing a toothbrush, which is still inside her. the goal, as you say, scott, was to get that number down. patients like ayla are supposed to be admitted for nine to 18 months in secure hospitals, but many end up being locked up for years. that's despite a missed government deadline to move those with autism and learning disabilities out of inpatient units and back into the community. are there inpatients here who shouldn't be here? yes. absolutely, there are. how many? so, it fluctuates day to day and not all of those patients that are delayed are here delayed with a diagnosis of autism or learning disabilities. but at any given point in time, across just short of 800 inpatients, service users we have here, we have between 35 and 50 patients who are not clinically benefiting from being in an inpatients‘ secure environment. what's the longest you've had to keep a patient in your care for, who should not be in your care? so, currently, the longest delay we've had is 524

comes a week after it said it was ending some of its commitments under the 2050 nuclear deal particle hain reports. leaving the white house president donald trump says he's willing to talk to iran's leaders when they are ready while seemingly downplaying a potential threat iran would be making a very big mistake if they did anything if they do something it will be met with great force but we have no indication that they will. but his administration just weeks earlier had said it had intelligence that he ran could attack u.s. forces or its allies sending in an aircraft carrier to the gulf earlier than planned along with bombers and missiles even evacuating some of its diplomats. attic personnel from iraq perhaps in response iran announced monday it's quadrupled its production of enriched uranium still at a much lower level that could be used for a weapon the capacity of the country's enriched productive through some technical modifications has been increased by nearly 4 times without i've been any new chains or centrifuges the design information related to this has been submitted to the int

british man has become the 10th person to die on the slopes of mount everest this climbing season robin haines fish reportedly fell ill on his descent from the world's highest peak weather conditions have made it one of the deadliest seasons ever on the mountain on friday irishman kevin hines died in the so-called death zone known for low levels of oxygen local hiking officials have attributed most of the deaths to weakness exhaustion and delays on the crowded route nepal is facing scrutiny though issuing a record $381.00 permits for this year's spring season well mountaineer alan hanks is the 1st and only person to conquer all 14 of the world's highest mountains enjoys me of a skype from darby good to have you on the program with us obviously drawing on your extensive experience in climbing and mountaineering what are you all for what are your. what is your assessment if you like of these fatalities could these deaths have been prevented do you think. well if she's rather tragic you always like to think that deaths could be prevented for 3 mounts noone is dangerous stress do happen and it was

the haines bottom. our thoughts are with him and his family that's plaque he has here.o many days even today wow we can really use mark right about now. >> we had a lot of good times and see how quickly times gone by and i can't imagine it has been eight years since we lost mark going back to the fun that we had in particular mid to lat late '90s and into the odds with joe and maria. we had a great time everyday and mark was the center of it. "squawk on the street" will be "squawk on the street" will be right good! so good to see you. it's late, where are you? i'm at work. oh gosh, so late. i know, but guess what? what? i've saved enough to come visit you. well, that's such great news! at u.s. bank, we believe that hard work works. and for everyone working toward a goal, we're here to help. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. tth is where i trad

night's storm packed some powerful winds and damaged trees from the lincoln memorial to the end of haines point basically following the contour of the potomac river. elms took the biggest hit, but oo. cherry trees were damaged >> we have several upped roots and a lot of damage from broken limbs and broken tops. we'restill in the proces of triage. the good news is in o cthhanryer th damage is not as extensive as people would imagine. >> mike's job of chargingct elec scooters takes him all aroundn northervirginia. >> trees down everywhere. in arlington i saw a power pole snapped in half. >> reporter: crews as well as contractors working overtime to get this mess cis, of course, il day weekend. a lot of people in town. fromhe reflecting pool, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> why is this guy smiling? >> he's got reason to be happy. few places better to be than at the beach. doug kammerer is joining us from ocean city. >> i've got to give it to you. you're kicking off your back yard weather in style today. how does it feel out there? >> it feels fantastic. we've got pretty good winds, upwards of 20,

and i'm also talking to the national park service who is saying that at hains point, damage a lot ofl have that video coming up after the break and let you know whatyou can expect for the >>> a precious momenin front of the harriet tubman mural in maryland is tugging at our heart strings. >> a little girl was on a walk with her grandmother w they came across this mural. that when lubby delivered the high five seen across the country now. corey smith brings us the prhicious moments be this iconic image. >> reporter: at the tende of 3, lubby is too young to understand dorchester county's his tear and the rich legacy of perhaps its most famous daughter. but an afternoon walk with her grandmotrs tracy and tammy brought her face-to-face with an american hero. >> as soon as we rounded the and r, she could see her she was like oh! and then quickly changed. >> reporter: something inside lubbyas drawing her to the mural. not one to miss a priceless moment, grandma snapped a photo and tt interne took over from there. did you think that it would go viral? >> no, next day i saw it had 800 shares

trade deficit with japan and north korea's nuclear program while wayne hain is live for us in the japanese capital port is the purpose of this visit is it mainly about trade. yes hello i was expecting the u.s. president to touch down in tokyo some time after 5 o'clock in the afternoon so potentially in just over an hour it's a fairly very visit i have to say there will be a round of golf with the japanese prime minister shinzo the pair will attend a sumo tournament the u.s. president will hand out the trophy at that tournament as you mentioned there will be a historic meeting at the imperial palace for the u.s. president and the 1st lady but of course much attention centering around the meeting that talks between the president and the prime minister and what they will say about trade as much as the 2 sides try to downplay tray will be discussed in that meeting there are trade negotiations going on between the 2 countries at the moment that could have big ramifications. away from high profile trade disputes between governments small and medium sized japanese businesses are forging their own

thank you to sarah haines there.l ahead here, the growing chorus of republicans calling for the president's impeachment. i'll ask a former republican congressman why he's breaking ranks with his party and calling the president illegitimate. ng the president illegitimate ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> michigan representative justin amash is not the only prominent republican making headlines. in a recent op-ed former missouri republican congressman tom coleman said while mueller did not find sufficient evidence that trump or his campaign had violated the criminal statute, that effect was that the trump campaign encouraged a foreign adversary to use and misrepresent stolen information on social media platforms to defraud the u.s. voters. because the presidency was won in this way the election brought forth nothing less than an illegitimate presidency. and that is strong words and tom coleman is joining me now. welcome and thank you for being here. >> thank yo

. >> the british climber robin haines fisher posted this video to instagram on may 13th prepping forwhere rote i'm hopeful my den to go for the 25th will mean fewer people unless of course everyone else plays the same waiting game. sadly he died yesterday from what appeared to be altitude sickness. the death toll is not unusual for mt. everest, but it has been viking to see images of what is being described as a traffic jam of climber waiting to reach the summit. alexander field has more on the dangerous adventure seekers are facing. >> reporter: for donald cash, it was the final frontier, the summit of mt. everest, crowning achievement for the 55-year-old who had met his life long goal, reaching the top of every mountain on every continent. but it would be his few last minutes. cash died of high altitude sickness. >> he fell on the way down just below the summit. and then they kind of carried him down, helped him down a little ways and then he kind of took his last breaths. >> reporter: on the same day during her descent, this woman took her final breaths. she had trained for six ye

the impact stretchesrom the reflecting pool near the lincoln memorial to haines point on the south side of the tidal basin. it's mostly elm trees tha were damaged. most of the cherry trees were okay. >> we have several s and a lot of damage from broken limbs, broken tops. we're still in the process of triage. e good news isther than some uprooting, i thk the cherry damage is not as extensive as people would imagine. >> cleanup crews are working feverishly because they're expecting large crowds on the mall this holiday weekend. ge you know where else they're expecting lar crowds? at the beach.y they've alread started to gather. > chief meteorologist doug kammerer got a jump on the traffic. ke's joining us live from ocean city to kic off backyard weather at the beach. i can't think of a better ace, doug. >> definitely not. down here in ocean city, can't think of a better place on a better day. memorial day weekend and the weather simply fantastic across the region. you guys mentioned those tor hdoes. we the ef-1 in columbia. they did the site survey down along the mall. they did not see e

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complying with arms controls democrats have written to the secretary of state raising concerns classical hain has more from washington. the top democrats when it comes to foreign policy in the u.s. house of representatives are unhappy with a new report from the state department that takes a look at iran basically they're saying that this report leaves out a lot of information where used to be dozens and dozens of unclassified pages now it's simply 12 and that some previously unclassified information has been moved a classified section there demanding answers from the state department they're arguing that they are politicizing intelligence to try and make people take a tougher stance on iran at the same time the president of the united states donald trump is sending the message that he doesn't want to see conflict with the rat he was asked by a reporter are we going to war with the red and he said i hope not and there have been reports in prominent newspapers that he has grown unhappy with his national security advisor john bolton he is a well known around hawk the president sending signals th

british man has become the 10th person to die on the slopes of mount everest this climate season robin haines fisher reportedly fell ill on his descent from the wilds highest peak where the conditions have made it one of the deadliest seasons ever on the mountain on friday irishman kevin hines died in the so-called death zone known for low levels of oxygen local hiking officials have attributed most of the deaths to weakness exhaustion and delays on the crowded fruit the poll is facing scrutiny for issuing a record $381.00 permits for this year's spring season norbu schaeffer is the founder of wildly at expeditions and is climb mount everest 9 times he says ill prepared crime is a part of the problem well the thing is that people come. out of. a population that's what i feel because you know people have to start from the beaches like 7300 meters and they go to the focal you have merely rest and then they have to count you again like you know or meet in this time people don't really you know water and they have no time or all also you know because of all that you you know a lot of time they ar

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past assertions executive privilege shields in the reports shielding its from public view classical hain is following developments in washington. after a long and contentious hearing the house judiciary committee has voted along party lines to issue a contempt of congress citation against the william bar the u.s. attorney general this is all over the robert mueller the special counsel's report about potential collusion between the trim campaign in russia and obstruction of justice barr released a redacted version of the report the democrats who controlled the committee said that's not good enough they want to see everything that was blacked out they want to see the evidence underlying motors can conclusions they said the timeline did not give them that report so now they have issued this citation now both sides both parties try to paint this as a very different issue democrats say this is about checks and balances republicans say this is about getting the president we have a constitutional responsibility to serve as a check and balance on an out of control executive branch the attorney g

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sara haines helped coordinate the search effort.hi. >> see a lot of smilehere is and for good reason. do i have this right? amanda was actually at the party for her rescuers last night? she came? >> that's right. that's right. she definitely was. >> and how is she? i'm just blown away by that. >> she's doing great. you know, she's got a little bit of a one step back ward, two steps forward situation. but she's spiritually great. she's going through a very grueling process on her legs where they need to remove tops of the wounds and it's very painful. much like a burn victim. and soll physi she's gone back ward a little bit. it's all part of the healing process. so she's still moving forward. >> javier, what did she say to everybody? to a the folks that worked so hard for this day to come? >> she was absolutely -- she was actually incredible to see. for one, she looked gorgeous there.he was out and she was just so incredibly gracious to every single person that came to her and jt showed appreciation and love and listening. and taking

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betty how hain is live for us in washington d.c. patty how is the news of the iranian enrichment likely to go down there. it like everything in washington d.c. is in the recent times bipartisan lens likely you'll see the hardliners come out and say see this is proof that iran is for destabilizing the region will see the democrats the opposition party come out and say see this is proof that the trump present u.s. president donald trump was wrong to pull out of iran nuclear deal that it was working and that this is the consequence of him but he basically breaking the agreement all of this is happening as over the next couple of days we expect the u.s. congress both the members of the house and the senate to get classified briefings on exactly what this intelligence is we've heard people within the trump white house say that there's increased threats from iran they've taken some pretty dramatic steps such as 7 aircraft carrier early into the region and bombers pulling out state department personnel so now we're going to have democrats

stockpile limits imposed by the 2015 accord let's go live now to washington i was a serious political hain is there for us it seems as if in the light of all that president trump is sending a new message on iran bring us up to speed on that betty. it seems like that every single day he would seems like the president is saying something a little bit different taking a different tact well it's continued. monday he was leaving the white house to go to a campaign rally in pennsylvania he was asked about iran and he said that there's no indication that iran is going to do anything to her. arm the u.s. interests or its allies in the region then he said if they did of course it would be met with incredible force he also said that he was willing to negotiate with iran if they're ready that they could basically give me a call but if they're not ready don't even bother but then at the same time he fell back to what he's been saying talking tough about iran's behavior in the region. with a rod we'll see what happens but they've been very hostile they've really been the number one. provocateur to er o