hansen is a senator leading a populist right wing kanzi that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and he immigration policy might tell us that hands during his. a.g.'s office. want to change the hard way in this country to thank one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infos. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polls. based on. the nice and healthy things she does so. gently. and. thank. you tony. and in the audience roger malone approach that picture to. his calls to source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. and what i thought so. here. is the public face of gun rights astray oh. my god brother molly from. we don't have al brought says god i honestly thought looted and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the meantime a little a social media. roger has a reputation for high level connections within the pro-gun community in the united states including senior executives such as chris cox from the na

on a straight news queensland coast synod to hold in hansen is addressing supporters of who conservativepolitical party one nation. and i'll take action as that pops up i was there on and i must say i'm good. with the federal election looming center that hansen is funding her message to destroy your is in trouble. what i wanted was to hockey is that honest chair os. i really am and this country. pension is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and immigration policy let me tell us that man still you know who eats all the n.g.'s so you don't. want to be what we in this county. one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator ensign's top in forces. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polls. based on. i just try to help him home safe for us so we'll just stay home and. they're. rocking our programming now to take you live to tunis and the arab league summit where the king of jordan king abdullah is speaking. for the efforts being exerted for the sake of the joint. and to follow up the recommendations o

year at the national high school musical theater awards, andrew was asked to audition for "dear evan hansenf the moment when andrew received the news. >> i flipped, obviously. it was crazy. ♪ ♪ try to speak but nobody can hear ♪ >> reporter: until now the tony-winning show's lead role id only been played by gu their 20s because it's vocally r d emotionally exhausting. the complex characo's battling anxiety while getting swept up in e head-spinning world of social media. >> i'm dumping my guts on the stage., ah, i pass out after the show. ♪ can anybody see >> reporter: the chance of a lifetime for a teen who does not yet have a license to drive but is already taking a spin on the great white way. joe friar, nbc news, new york. >> so happy for him, best of luck to andrew.gh that's "y news." i'm lester holt. than so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's

>> reporter: andrew barr feldman is breaking broadway ground, cast to wear the cast in "dear evan hansenbiggest dream, the craziest dream come true. >> you first saw this in 2016. if someone had told you then, hey, two, three years from now you're going to be up there doing that, what would you have said? >> i would have said, i better get to work. >> reporter: after winning best actor last year at the national high school musical theater awards, andrew was asked to audition for "dear evan hansen." mom took pictures of the moment when andrew received the news. >> i flipped, obviously. it was crazy. ♪ try to speak but nobody can hear ♪ >> reporter: until now the tony-winning show's lead role had only been played by guys in their 20s because it's vocally and emotionally exhausting. the complex character who's battling anxiety while getting swept up in the head-spinning world of social media. >> i'm dumping my guts on the stage. so, yeah, i pass out after the show. ♪ can anybody see >> reporter: the chance of a lifetime for a teen who does not yet have a license to drive but is already taki

bill gates wanted his new operating system windows to become the standard system worldwide roland hansen is the man who made bill gates the software industry's number one media figure and it's also due to this marketing wizard that windows the graphics into fees which would conquer the world owes its name. we realized that the opinion really not or they were calling these buoys none of these right we're calling them goodies of the more they were calling them all windowing systems because they were creating windows on the screen. or is it a holy crap if these are all we're doing systems there's only one name we can be we have to be microsoft windows. well windows ninety five is so easy even a talk show host figured out. windows was an affront. to jobs windows was an insult to jobs. distant relative of mine windows in just ten years is installed in almost all computers on the market gaining planetary success with windows ninety five gates and the p.c. definitively dethrone the mac. if you make i've grown man cry. windows was a way to move everything that he wanted to do forward it was the

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welcome to the bonus league i'm chris hansen joining me for this sunday powwow are but his league and knight rider kip holden welcome back to help us. and we have w.'s very own oliver moody be ready to get busy out for press always ready glad to hear that as well now fittingly we're starting off with byron munich responding to the recent news of a few key players being told they'll never suit up again for a country byron badly bruised up wolfsburg the released players expressed their discontent with the way things were handled by germany's love byron teammate and current player joshua kimmitt spoke on the situation following the wolfsburg match saying you don't shake things off that easily i don't think you can get that out of your heads after two days but they refer it's a hummels and boa tank showed what they've got they played a very good game. so let's get the conversation started i'll start with you kit they play very well yesterday is this more motivation for those players or will it stick around in their head like suggests the motivation based on those performances yesterday i

hansen's and there's a lot of history. people whom carcer older therapist has been and still is a lot of drug abuse and philadelphia and i think if you live in poverty and without hope it's very hard to dig yourself out of that it's very hard to do the things that need to do. is listen don't you gradually apply a little of that gradually i've tried to push for only if i don't like. this is just a simple choice but they're like the old college you think you're going to college . don't really like not really just kind of the. minute to leave. on the system full of the last. twelve thirteen. years you we hate been a real gun shops people getting murdered trolls all of our life. as soon as we walk out of this building right any. can begin to start taking pictures or video of anything that we're doing we can't stop them from doing with their means everything that we do people will be watching so i mean if you have headphones in your years if you. you're throwing trash on the ground if you're corsi instead of each other to be ar

hansen is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and aggression policy but tell us that hands to you east. asian us us want to change the hard way in this country to thank one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infosys. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polls. based on. a nice and healthy six which is. gin. and. thank. you tony. and in the audience roger malone approach john that picture to. his cools to source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. and what i call it self. here. is the public face of gun rights a stray or. rather molly from. we don't have al rights as got out as a thought loaded and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the meantime. social media. roger has a reputation for high level connections within the pro-gun community in the united states including senior executives such as chris cox from the national rifle association. no no

during the troubles protestant minister chris hansen mediated between the ira and pro british militants he says republicans have approached him recently and says they want to avoid a return to sectarianism. they wanted to signal through particularly to those within the lawyers working class. and those who they saw i would be an active. part of your organization that they wanted no conflict with them because to radical republicans the british. curity forces are the enemy. paddy gallagher feels he's been harassed for years he shows us these papers from the northern irish police line and he shows us a video. officers regularly search the twenty six year old's car for weapons. by five been getting stopped and searched. like this or are as a result of this since. since i was around fifteen or sixteen maybe. twenty six. that's been going on the past ten years. the northern ireland peace process began in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight two decades later breaks it is threatening the progress made and that could play into the hands of republican dissidents. well let's pick up some of thos

magnus boding hansen is a danish freelancejournalist.st happens to be in cartagena in colombia where hejoins us now. whiteman thinking some blackouts lasting for days. what has that done all the support for the opposition? has it increased support, are people quite upset about what is happening to the electricity supply? it probably has, but at the same time, this is not the first time something is not working in venezuela. for yea rs, is not working in venezuela. for years, tomorrow can be worse is what they are thinking, so the fact that things are not working, that is not any surprise to anyone. it is of course helping one guaido, but it makes it more difficult to organise his supporters at the moment. he is trying once again to try to come up with some sort of plan for how to get rid of the madeira government. but honestly he seems a bit lost, doesn't seem to really know what is the next step and the step after that. this makes it a difficult choice, making it even harderfor him to change things around. choice, making it even harderf

he is suspected of the murder of 21—year—old josh hansen, who was stabbed to death in a bar in hillingdonrrested in bali, accused of trying to smuggle a young orangutan out of indonesia. the two year old ape was allegedly found drugged inside a basket, along with two live geckos and five lizards in other bags. tiffany wertheimer has the story. safe in the arms of a safari park vet, this 2—year—old male orangutan has had quite an ordeal. on friday night, to the surprise of security at bali's denpasar airport, he showed up on the x—ray machine as they checked passengers' luggage. translation: last night, when we found him still sleeping, we did not know if he had been anaesthetised or given sleeping pills. but finally, we found some sleeping pills. security officials stopped and detained 27—year—old russian national andrei zhestkov, who was flying home to russia. he told officials the animal was a gift from a friend who'd bought him at a java market for $3,000, and convinced him it was ok to take the ape home to russia and keep as a pet. but orangutans are a protected species, and mr zhestk

as soon as you enter the private booth, chris hansen is standing there, like, well, well, well, who areg on voting for today, hmm? and, you know, as much as i am appalled by this oppressive regime, a part of me is also impressed about how committed they are to this election charade. >> the results will take a few days to process although officials are hoping to improve on 2018's voter turn out of 99.97%. >> trevor: 99.97%. i'm surprised it's not 100. that goes to show you how much some people hate voting even in north korea. etch in north korea some guy is still, like, voting is too much a hassle. somebody is, like, if you don't vote they'll throw you in a prison camp. he's, like, is the prison camp closer to the voting booth? because then i'll take the camp. also why does it take a few days to process the results? there's one person running in each race. no surprises. they're not going to be going through the votes, like, beto o'rourke? oh, wow! so we're going to have to wait to find out if kim jong un's party won the election. oh, wait, hold on. oh. um, i'm being told the results have

know, some of you may remember, there was a lovely, in every sense of the word, model ined marla hansenp here new york. during this period when i held 1,000 hours of hearings on this fact it took me four years to get it passed. she had been abused by her landlord she had i think she was in the upper 60s or 50s, anapartment building with a restaurant bar on the first floor, she had an efficiency apartment and she wanted to get a one bedroom. but every time she went to see the landlord he harassed her he came onto her heavy, so she decided she wanted to get her deposit back and leave. she was on location in new york city shooting for i don't know what the commercial was or what it was for, she got a call saying he had a one bedroom apartment he would rent to her. stop at the restaurant they had a bar at the restaurant and he let her sign the papers for one bedroom. so she stopped and after her work. he hit on her again. so she got up and walked out. hired two goons to sh her her out and sla face with razors and they slashed her face and that's how she made her living. so, i wanted her to

he is wanted for the murder ofjosh hansen, who was stabbed to death in a bar in 2018.an whose body was found in the humber estuary has issued a statement, saying nobody should have to go through what she has. the 21—year—old's body was found 7 weeks after she went missing, following a night out on the 1st of february. humberside police is treating her death as a "potential homicide". writing on facebook, libby's mother, lisa squire said she'd lost one of the most precious things in her life, and that her heart is broken. an investigation is under way following another attack on a mosque in birmingham. police are examining cctv footage after criminal damage was caused to a window of the building in the balsall heath area. detectives don't believe the incident is linked to five other attacks on mosques in the city. luke hanrahan reports. in the early hours of this morning yet another attack on a birmingham mosque, a window smashed, part of a hammer left behind. hassan who did not want his face shown on camera lives inside the building, clearly shaken by the ordeal. my mu

here to react is army special forces operator kelly hansen. thank you for joining us. i want to clarify the police commissioner said it would be wrong to assume there is no one else involved, that they are not actively searching for anyone else at this hour. in terms of what transpired, your opening thoughts? >> it is horrific, hard to even imagine the mentality that decides i want to not just water a bunch of people because of my have seen beliefs but i want to broadcast that to the world in the hopes of creating a race war which was the goal. i think it is horrific, this is something that unfortunately we will see the damage he has done to relations around the world and i hope we can minimize that and not give him the advantage of having accomplished what his heinous goal was. heather: how do you minimize the possibility of something like this happening from the get-go when authorities say neither the suspect nor three others, two men and a woman charged in relation being held in custody, none of them were on a watchlist, they were not aware of them, had not put thei

he worked to develop batching operations at pier 90-92 and the hansen bulk pier import terminal at pier 94, and he was a big part of the sustainable intermodal operations at the port yard. peter led the transitioning of our south beach harbors operation and staff to port management during a budget deficit and to a surplus. i had the opportunity to work with peter both as his colleague and his boss. among the things i admire about him are one, his commitment to business at the port, and the commitment to the waterfront. two, his real understanding of what it takes to keep a working waterfront going. and three, his optimism and his kindness. peter believes in the potential of every single person he interacts with and he wants to see it through with every person. he led the port department with distinction such that every person will feel the experience of our working waterfront. peter, your work with will carry on. and of course peter's kindness. we will miss you. you've always had a kind comment to everyone having a bad day. i don't know where to send them day. peter is looking forward t

and here with me is victor hansen, author of this fantastic new book, "the case for trump. great to have you all on tonight. i'm taking this really seriously because i'm concerned it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better. andy, i want to start with you. you filmed this incident at portland state. you saw the response from the college. it was rather, you know -- it was rather nothing, if you ask me. police and campus demonstrators did nothing to defuse the situation and they claimed that's what kept it safe. and you say? >> well, what's happening is that the hecklers posture us work on campuses, on tuesday night, one antifa and activist was able to shut down while campus police and campus administrators stood from the back and watch. they did absolutely nothing. >> laura: they did dell make they did nothing because to do nothing would provoke this guy who before was giving a speech about gun rights and so forth and they threw that in their letter as well. but i want to play one more clip, dinesh, from this portland protester. note what he says at the end. >> i sta

there was a question of if they'd have to let him go in fave of keeping alan hansen around.ine homers, 40 ribbies last season. offers a certain clubhouse spark and level of interest based on his past championship exploits. everybody loves the panda. the fate of kyler murray used to be intertwined with the oakland a's. and now that he's chosen to play in the nfl it's the 49ers who could be directly impacted by the decision. the arizona cardinals reportedly shopping rosen who they took first last year with their first pick in the april 25th draft as the draft approaches. and you'll see it here on abc 7 first round. if arizona takes murray first overall it will be great news for the niners leaving them with anybody they want with that second overall pick. more nfl news. jordy nelson has called it a career after a decade with the green bay packers. played last year for the raiders. in his prime nelson was elite. never quite the same after the torn acl in 2015. he ranks second in packers history with 69 touchdown receptions. had three last year with the raiders before being relea

it was filed in state court him and hansen. his lawsuit marked the latest chapter in the bitter feud between president trump and his former lawyer and fixer, who heads to prison in may. country has rep to the sears appearances before where he repeatedly attacked his former boss as a racist, conman, and she. joining us now on the verdict is legal expert, michael condos a. i want to get to the manafort sentencing. 47 months, nearly 4 years in jail, and that is much less than what was anticipated. what you think that is? >> certainly shows you the government was overreaching, according to the judge. with the federal judge said was, look. people that do crimes commiserate with what manafort did get 3 to 4 to 5 years. they do not get the 19 to 24 years. he has no criminal record. he has led, as far as we know, an exemplary life, so i'm not going to do what you want, government. you're overreaching. i will sentence him to 47 months. manafort is 69 come about to serve 70, he will be out, he served 85% of that time. so 85% of four year

tonight dan crenshaw, john garamendi and the author david hansen joins me. thank you very much, go to happy you with us. what happened to the boat and is it going to happen? >> i think there will be a vote and there certainly should be. there is no place in america overly in this world for anti-semitism. we really have to push back on that. each and everyone of us in public life of the artist congress, a senator or city hall. we need to water language because our words will he do carry weight they might be entered mike was interpreted to help somebody that may be pious. highest this, and any circumstance should not occur or whether it has to do with muslims or anything. this is terribly disruptive to our communities. watch your language. >> martha: let me ask you this. to think she should be named in this resolution or not? >> i don't think that is unnecessary. what is necessary is a very strong statement by the congress of the people that that to mike anti-semitism language is not acceptable. >> martha: she apologized and the initial statement of all this c

with the federal election looming senator hansen is running her message to destroy your is in trouble. what i meant was. that office chair os. i am and this country. hanson is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and he immigration policy might tell us that hands during his. stay with us want to change the hard way in this country thank you one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infos. he's an architect of who battle plan for the coming polls. based on. the nice right out in these things. is so. gently. and. thank. you george. and in the audience roger malone a pro-gun that picture to. his calls to source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. that's not what i thought so. here . is the public face of gun rights astray oh. my god roger molly from. we don't have al brought says god i honestly thought looted and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the main sun it's all a social media. roger

and don't implement our response properly, we could get into trouble, and a good example is james hansen himself, the man who warned us all in the mid- eighties about the climate crisis, about global warning. he is so caught up with the fact that this is an emergency that he promotes nuclear power, so how we choose to respond to the emergency is just as important as declaring it, and so first i want to agree with the folks who spoke for the trees, and say we have to do that, that is crucial we need this. we can start by not cutting down 15,000 trees at sharp park, and this department saying to the recreation and park department, no, you don't. so the bigger issue i want to talk about is something that i've seen as someone who is working statewide on community choice policy, and that is a lot of people that are getting these climate emergency declarations forward in various cities and counties and are saying we should use community choice programs they clean power s.f. to immediately switch to 100% clean electricity, and what that means is you just change on paper what you are buying, it

bill gates wanted his new operating system windows to become the standard system worldwide roland hansen is the man who made bill gates the software industry's number one media figure and it's also due to this marketing wizard that windows the graphics into fees which would conquer the world owes its name. we realized that the opinion really not or they weren't calling these buoys none of these right we're calling them goodies or the more they were calling them all windowing systems because they were creating windows on the screen. or is it a holy crap if these are all we're doing systems there's only one name we can be we have to be microsoft windows. well windows ninety five is so easy even a talk show host figured out. windows was an affront. to jobs windows was an insult to jobs. descent relative of mine windows in just ten years is installed in almost all computers on the market gaining planetary success with windows ninety five gates and the p.c. definitively dethrone the mac. if you make i've grown man cry. windows was a way to move everything that he wanted to do forward and it w

with the federal election looming senator hansen is running her message to destroy your is in trouble. what i meant was. that this chair. i am and this. pension is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. for years she's pushed a hard line and team aggression policy but tell us that hands during his. a.g.'s office. want to change the heart rate in this country thanks one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infosys. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polls. based on. the nice and healthy things she is. jane. and. thank. you george. and in the audience roger malone a pro gun that picture to. his calls to source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. too hot and what i thought so. here . is the public face of gun rights astray or. rather molly from. we don't have al brought so it's got out as a thought loaded and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the meantime a little a social media. project has a reputation for

this is where the more outrageous becomes the more populist like anti immigration senator polian hansen wearing a burka in parliament. or far right senator fraser and ing who claim the christ church shootings on muslim immigration into new zealand getting egg. then getting back. extreme behavior but home affairs minister peter dutton seen as the architect of australia's controversial immigration policy has accused left wing opponents like muslim senator marine for ruki of being equally confrontational faruqi says there's a reason for dotson's accusation there have been mainstream politicians who for years have been race baiting have been dog whistling have been creating this atmosphere of us and them a division between migrants that might look like me and the rest of australia australia doesn't have the mass populist movements of europe or the americas but there are plenty of people who hold extreme views who can contribute to a divisive and often toxic political atmosphere. prime minister scott morrison has joined calls for the internet companies to do more to control the flow of hate

we at cotswold farm park this morning, established by adam hansen's dad backin established by adam hansen'sre. i will be taking a look around to the morning, there are some lambs that have been born in the we all need a little bit of cuteness at the moment. a bit of a son tries to make sunrise coming up. a fine start to the day. as we take a look into the week, some changes. but sunrise. it should be fine to get out but you will notice things are about to turn a substantially cooler. through the north—east of scotland, they will be a lot of change is the next few days. the yellows, warmer colours across the country at the moment getting squeezed out through the weekend. northerly winds developed through saturday and saturday night and that will introduce chilly air which will last into next week. the fog is the issue across south—west england, pretty dense in places. it will come and go. away from that, a touch of frost here and there. a fair bit of sunshine. we will see more cloud across the north and west of scotla nd across the north and west of scotland throughout today which will bring

and to his left, mark hansen, over 30 years service in the marine corps, a veteran, if you will, of cost assessment in the pentagon. and later chief of the force structure and investment division of the office of management and budget. each speaker -- i've asked each speaker to speak for about 15 or 20 minutes and we'll open it up for questions after that. congressman forbes, chairman forbes, the chair is yours. >> chip, thank you so much. and thank all of you for being here. chip, thank you and the center for having this. i think it's an important discussion. i want to start with a little personal privilege and say i have two guys i think will bring in here -- they were a part of my staff and i've learned a lot of them. that's eric seres and eric lindsey. we would only allow for one first name because it's too much to remember. i'm glad to see both of them here. i'm going to just take about 15 minutes and give you some observations because mark and i were talking before and he disagreed with something i said. and you see i lost in that. so, i don't want to get too far in the weeds. but

afterwords, on historian victor hansen talks about his book, the case for at thewhich looks campaign, the election and presidency of donald trump. he is interviewed by a former virginia republican congressman. >> is a conundrum. theirnticipated tomography by about 50 years, got ahead of it. they had thegh demography they want right now, they are not quite sure how to make people vote monolithically according to their skin color rather than the content of the character. . think they are in a dilemma meanwhile, donald trump being crafty, is going around the back , you in detroit and you in new york, you guys in bakersfield and san jose, i will give you better jobs in the way that they never did. it you have to tell anybody about voting for me, just go in there and vote. and they are so leveraged, having 95% african-american voters, they are hemorrhaging. >> watch afterwords on c-span2. . >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country! [applause] >> the people who knocked these buildings down will hear a

pero ahora sus vidas no son las mismas porque han recibido duras advertencias y dicen que hasta se hansenestados unidos decidÓ orden de deportacion, se trata de emilio gutiÉrrez que teme por su vida dice que estÁ a amenazado del muerte en mÉxico pero el juez dice que no, porque los trabajos fueron nublado ques hace una dÉcada el abogado dicen que apelarÁn el apoyo. >>> el pentÁgono va a ayudar al presidente donald trump a pagar por el muro fronterizo y asa lo dijo el senador principal demÓcrata del panel del asignaciones del dinero en pentÁgono y dijo que los fondos estÁn disponibles porque el reclutamiento militar ha bajado y programa del retiro adelantado vosotros lunes tar tiene pocos candidatos. >>> el presidente donald trump visita a afectados por el tornado que matÓ a 25 personas en albama, ha viajoado a varios estados para visitar a sobre sobrevivientes en california estuvo con las vÍctimas de incendios forestales y en las carolinas estuvo con afectados por el huracÁn flo reno ce, hoy el mandatario se reÚne con testigos del tornado que avanzÓ cerca de una primera con vientos de has

. ♪ >> sunday night on "after words," historian victor davis hansen talks about his book "the case for which talks about the election of donald trump. he is interviewed by dave brat. left is in a conundrum. eir anticipated therth democracy by about 50 years. they are not sure how to make people vote monolithically according to their skin color rather than the constant of their character, so i think they are in a dilemma. meanwhile, donald trump being around thety is going back and seeing you in detroit and you in newark bakersfield, san jose, i will get you jobs, in the way you never did, and it will go in there and vote, and they are so leverage and having a 95% african-american voter or 75%, they cannot afford any him a hemorrhagin. ords" on "after w booktv on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are back with shana udvardy of the union of concerned scientists. we are going to talk about what is going on with the midwest, the flooding, and the light floodplain mess. first of all, shana, good morning. guest: good morning. it is great to be on your show. host: tell us a

heather hansen trying attorney with me in new york. it was surprising the camera was allowed. okay. >> we're seeing that more often. courts are supposed to be public. the supreme court should have cameras in the courtroom. here if no one is objecting the judge won't say it can't happen. >> bill: we'll see a lot of it. >> the judge said he has to be there at every hearing. he likes the spotlight. >> bill: you make a note prosecutors are elected in chicago. >> any time things are being seen. every step of the way it is going to make people act a little differently. i think the defense wants it to be completely transparent. they are concerned there has been overcharging here. we saw one act led to 16 counts. they want to make sure the public knows everything is happening to have some control. >> bill: what is he up against? >> at most i think he will probably get probation. he is up for one to three years for every one of those counts. there could be a long time. usually they don't give that type. >> bill: he has a record that goes back 12 years, correct? does it come into play h

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