hastings? mr. hastings: i have no questions. mr. mcgovern: mr. woodall. mrs. torres. dr. burgess. mr. burgess: if i could just ask a question of the labor-h portion. someone perhaps on the staff can direct me as to where i can find the funds for the research and development of methods of ombating acute flaccid myalitis. this spikes every other year and while i've been working on authorization language this coming august will be another one of those spikes. so if we don't -- if we aren't doing something now, we'll miss the next episode where that could increase in frequency. >> $5 million for c.g.c. for that purpose. mr. burgess: thank you. i yield back. govern mr. perlmutter. mrs. lesko. no other questions? thank you very much. the panel is dismissed. ms. delauro: thank you very much. thank you. tom. tom. thank you. thank you. mr. mcgovern: thank you, lucille. thank you. > well done. mr. mcgovern: ok. all right. ext panel. next panel is mr. bishop, mr. aderholt. ms. mccollum. mr. joyce, mr. ryan, ms. here -- ms. herrera beutler, and mr. graves. with mr. begin bishop. mr. bishop: t

amol rajan, bbc news, hastings.bed as a "medical emergency" at an airport in chicago. the 21—year—old rapper, whose real name was jarad anthony higgins, was best—known for his 2018 hit song " lucid dreams", and appeared on a track with ellie goulding this year. at this stage, the cause of his death is unknown. the fbi says it is treating a deadly attack on a florida naval base as a presumed terrorist attack. the gunman, a saudi soldier who was training at the pensacola site, killed 3 people and wounded 8 on friday. the us defence secretary has ordered a review of the screening process for foreign military in the country. investigators say they believe he was acting alone but they're working with the saudi authorities to establish whether he had connections to any particular group. hundreds of thousands of people have filled the narrow streets of hong kong to take part in a peaceful march, demanding greater political rights. singing pro—democracy anthems and shining lights in the dark, the crowd followed the route of

amol rajan, bbc news, hastings.erator running the west coast main line. avanti's first train left london euston for manchester piccadilly this morning. virgin trains was britain's longest—running rail franchise operating for more than 22 years. our business correspondent, katie prescott, explains what the changes will mean for passengers. stripped of its colours, one of the last virgin trains pulling out of euston station. after a row over pensions liabilities, britain's longest running rail franchise is being replaced by ava nti west coast. it's a joint venture between scotland—based firstgroup and the uk arm of italy's main train operator. the main change that passengers at euston station will notice will be the change in branding as virgin's red and white livery is stripped away and the staff wear new uniforms. but the people in those uniforms will stay the same, as most of the crew, drivers and even senior management are being kept on. all pre—booked tickets will still be valid. passengers will travel on 20 new

hastings. dr. fiona hill, leading russia expert, who figures importantly in this whole matter, has testified before in committee -- and it's completely uncontradicted and unrefuted, that this crowdstrike story about ukraine being the one that attacked our election in 2016 is russian disinformation. the president there was essentially just repeating russian disinformation and propaganda. either waitingly or unwittingly. it seems he thought he had something there but that's what he was repeating. there is nothing behind it. it's been completely debunked and discredited. >> um-hum. >> but what makes me suspicious, mr. hastings, is that he decided to tie that in with his other plan. >> okay. >> which is to get president zelensky to come and point the finger at joe biden and say this is the guy we are investigating. you talk about national security and how national security was compromised. and obviously america is a country that nations all over the world look to. and we are interested in our -- the se

lisa: that was my conversation with bill brady at the law firm of paul hastings. big takeaway perhaps is that distress in credit has remained confined to specific companies, idiosyncratic if you will. but it does speak to a bigger issue in terms of how deals are being crafted. there are good deals and bad deals, but when things go bad, recoveries will probably be a lot lower, which means losses may be significantly higher than they've been in the past. still, the economy seems to be chugging along. coming up, you may be surprised to know that the global resale shoe market has reached billions of dollars. next, we talk to an executive who left wall street to cash in on this booming market. this is "money undercover" on bloomberg. ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. this is bloomberg "money undercover." time for trendsetter, our look at a person in the private market that is blazing a new way, in this case, a new asset class. scott cutler is previously the head of global listings at the new york stock exchange. now he is doing a listing of a different kind, as the ceo of a

hastings said "memo." i mean, it's a memorandum of a telephone conversation and it's not a verbatim transcript. it goes down at the bottom, the word, "inaudible," is used to indication portions of a conversation that the note tata was unable to hear. so i'd like to ask you a question, mr. cocollins, you, t, mr. raskin. just in terms of the completeness of this document because i think that this document even with things that are not transcribed is a pretty damning piece of evidence against the president. and i think mr. mulvaney's comments a month later saying, oh, we do this all the time and "get over it," that, too, is damning, but the president says i would like you -- this is right after mr. zelensky says "we're ready to continue to cooperate for the next steps, specifically, we're almost ready to buy more javelins from the united states for defense purposes." the president's next words are -- our president -- "i would like you to do us a favor, though, because our country's been through a lot and ukra

hastings questions? how is america advantaged by that? my friend from georgia leading the judiciary committee said that he was told and i hope i'm misquoting you, mr. collins. i misquoted you before so i won't take any offense in your correcting me. i believe you said that you asked the chairman about a minority witness day and he dismissed it as dilatory. >> that was included in a long letter. very similar to the letter that was given. >> i have the letter that was sent to mr. cole. if we needed a finer chairman on the democratic side of the aisle, we might have other choices on our side but there's no finer chairman on the democratic side than my chairman on the rules committee and the staff to support him. i don't know if you've seen the letter. i'll share with you what it says, mr. collins. it says that not to worry. in this case, however, it says, chairman nadler has appropriately said that he will work with the minority to schedule their hearing. >> will the gentleman yield -- maybe he wasn't here when i reference the response befor

hastings. dr. fiona hill, leading russia expert, who figures importantly in this whole matter, has testified before in committee -- and it's completely uncontradicted and unrefuted, that this crowdstrike story about ukraine being the one that attacked our election in 2016 is russian disinformation. the president there was essentially just repeating russian disinformation and propaganda. either waitingly or unwittingly. it seems he thought he had something there but that's what he was repeating. there is nothing behind it. it's been completely debunked and discredited. >> um-hum. >> but what makes me suspicious, mr. hastings, is that he decided to tie that in with his other plan. >> okay. >> which is to get president zelensky to come and point the finger at joe biden and say this is the guy we are investigating. you talk about national security and how national security was compromised. and obviously america is a country that nations all over the world look to. and we are interested in our -- the se

amol rajan, bbc news, hastings.: tens of thousands of pro—democracy campaigners in hong kong have begun a march through the city centre. it's the first time since the summer that police have allowed a rally by the group civil human rights front. the territory's new police chief has warned that officers will intervene if there's any violence. north korea says it has carried out a very important test at a satellite launching site at sohae. analysts believe it could have been a ground—based test of a rocket engine. australian firefighters are warning that the bushfires blazing out of control in new south wales are likely to get worse this week. officials say a 35—mile wide mega blaze close to sydney cannot currently be put out. there are around 100 blazes in new south wales with only half under control. around 60,000 people took part in a charity sleep—out last night to highlight the issue of homelessness. 0rganisers of the world's big sleep 0ut, which began on a small scale in edinburgh three years ago, said 52 cities

hastings and rye, a marginal, illustrates this story.racy, would you argue that it's actually a benefit? very much it can, yes. i mean, the ability for citizens right across the town to actually talk directly with each other is great. what i am seeing though is a lot of... well, non—factual information being passed around, let's say. it is fake news. these facebook groups show the growing power of self—appointed group moderators who curate discussion amongst communities that are sometimes bigger than the readership of the local paper. this is where so much of the discussion about this election is taking place, and often it is the groups that were set up to talk about hedgehogs and wheelie bins that have suddenly become the political wild west. even when they are not about politics. st leonards is on the west of the borough of hastings. over a decade ago, an open facebook group was set up to celebrate st leonards as a tourist destination. its founder died in 2010.

that actually isn't alcee hastings. but it is. it keeps getting stranger d stranger and remember what nancy pelosi when she wants the house representatives she promised inho the end it would e bipartisan to move the american people when they actually had the hearings, to their position and in fact, just the opposite has happened, so much so they took the vote and inquiry to coat democrats voted with us and one at the democrats which to become a republican. they have not made a case. because they don't have the facts on their side. now, i read the entire letter. it is hard-hitting but a good friend of mine in florida, very politically connected said the president's teaching republicans how to fight. like mitt romney's rules of order. oh, my dear friend from new york, we have to respect you so much but a slight disagreement.. a quibble with you. you come at him with a club and he will come at you with something bigger and harder. congressman mcclintock, they were hammering this letter. they see this letter and like evelyn woods read

that was rob hastings, a tottenham fan, speaking to me earlier.days will start getting longer. in fact, a whole second longer on monday. how about the weather? well, we have a mixture of sunshine and showers in the forecast but most of the time the weather will be dry and bright. and that is because we will be in between weather systems on monday. one low pressure and its weather front clearing away to the east and then we get into this big gap before the next low arrives afterwards. but let's concentrate on the early hours of monday first. we have some clear spells. in the south, it will not be particularly cold, showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland, and the only real frost will probably be in northern and north—eastern scotland, around minus 2 in aberdeen and a lot milder in the south. here's monday's weather forecast. there is a low pressure approaching us, that will not reach us until late monday night, so the bulk of monday itself is actually looking fine across most of the uk. not absolutely everywhere because we are expec

well, joining me on the line now is rob hastings, a tottenham supporter who was at the match.speaking to us, so what did you see and hear? hello. i should say first of all the we were at the opposite end of the ground from where the alleged incident happened, so although i would say we did not see or hear anything, there's no way we couldn't do from where we were. the ref had stopped the game and was chatting to the players and then ran across to speak to the managers, so i sit with my father and we were singing what is going on here, and following the racist incidents that england have enjoyed an international matches, i suppose football fans are a bit more educated in terms of the protocols of what happens when these incidents occui’. of what happens when these incidents occur. so i said to my dad, the only thing i could think of is that someone thing i could think of is that someone has thrown something or somebody has said something racist. because we now know that that is what the referees do when those things happen. so the referee ran over to the managers, spoke to them

hastings. thank you very much with your permission i would like very much to yield to our call colleague miss scanlon to >> without objection. >> thank you i just wanted to clarify one thing we had one line of questioning from mr. cole, it had to do with whether or not there had been subpoenas issues for renting ranking member nunez ranking there seem to be some confusion from our key witnesses here, but i recall the testimony that we had in judiciary which was that no subpoenas had been issued for any member of congress or for any journalist and that the intel committee had a subpoenaed metadata which is not phone caps of a foreign people who had been involved in the same to abuse the power of once those phone records were brought in, patterns were noted around the particular event. that was when ranking member nunez's phone number was identified. it -- he just happened to be in conversation with the co-conspirators. if people are interested in that in addition to the testimony we heard in jud

hastings said "memo." i mean, it's a memorandum of a telephone conversation and it's not a verbatim transcript. it goes down at the bottom, the word, "inaudible," is used to indication portions of a conversation that the note tata was unable to hear. so i'd like to ask you a question, mr. cocollins, you, t, mr. raskin. just in terms of the completeness of this document because i think that this document even with things that are not transcribed is a pretty damning piece of evidence against the president. and i think mr. mulvaney's comments a month later saying, oh, we do this all the time and "get over it," that, too, is damning, but the president says i would like you -- this is right after mr. zelensky says "we're ready to continue to cooperate for the next steps, specifically, we're almost ready to buy more javelins from the united states for defense purposes." the president's next words are -- our president -- "i would like you to do us a favor, though, because our country's been through a lot and ukra

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one year ago in 2018 the 1st randy's took place in the central town at barra initially in approach haste at a hike in the price of bridge but soon the demonstrations began to sweep across the country by april they have toppled president omar al bashir who had been in power for 3 decades in a moment i'll be joined in studio by a sudanese activist bess and look back at how it all started. we want freedom sudanese call it was sudan's young people who became the driving force in the uprising at the forefront women. in december $2800.00 they took to the streets across the country as a huge increase in the price of bread and sudan's diet konami situation became too much to stomach. the protests the 1st of their kind went on for months and the regimes response was brutal. but despite efforts to quell the demonstrations bashir was ousted in april ultimately by a military coup d'etat. demonstrators unhappy at the prospect of military rule then took to the streets again sparking fear of mess of bloodshed more than $100.00 people were killed in clashes 5 months later the military civilian represent

brady at the law firm paul hastings says the economy has a good challenge but there are warning signsage is high, the margin for error is low. so we have winners and losers in which deals are succeeding, and which are not. ♪ ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. this is bloomberg "money undercover." of ther a look at some most notable names in private markets. we wanted to dig into the question of how to understand the rising level of debt trading. is this a leading indicator of a stressed economy or a sign of a healthy market where investors are using discretion? i sat down with bill brady at the law firm paul hastings to speak about where we are in terms of the balance of deals falling apart, versus coming to market. iul: three months ago would've told you 50/50, but the pendulum has swung back the other way, so now it is 70% front end deals. highly competitive. 30% restructuring. it is the first time in my 5/5eer -- it is typically 995/ one way or the other. this is the first time in my career where we are busy on both ends. >> what does that tell you? >> from my perspective, there is still

the netflix ceo reed hastings hosting a fund-raiser for mayor pete in palo alto last night on the heelsvent in napa. buttigieg got donations from 39 billionaires in the first 11 months of 2019 is buttigieg silicon valley's democratic candidate now >> first of all, i was not invited. i am in palo alto, didn't get to go >> you're a journalist, not going to pony up the money. >> no, sorry i wouldn't read that much into it it is an interesting time for any democratic candidate in silicon valley elizabeth warren and bernie sanders obviously have their anti-billionaire thing going, and in this area you spit and hit a billionaire, that's tough to muster here i think that the kind of more central candidates like buttigieg and cory booker and a couple others have definitely come to events here, taken money from local billionaires. julian castro spoke at stanford. i think silicon valley is spreading the love around, waiting to see what happens. >> anti-billionaire thing going to work? i don't think elizabeth warren could go to silicon valley, get this kind of a party. >> she would get the employe

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>> high hope is that we will proceed with purpose, without unnecessary delay, without haste, just as the house has done. and i think it will be very likely as soon as possible. i think there will be some agreement. i hope there will be, because we owe it to the american people. >> early in the new year? >> i certainly hope early in the new year. >> okay. >> and we're just about there. >> we certainly are. it's just around the corner. you've heard republican criticism. you've heard the president criticizing democrats, saying that it's hypocritical for the house to claim urgency and then wait on turning over the articles of impeach. what do you say to that criticism? >> that's a good question. i would say that the threat is an ongoing one. as the founders anticipated, impeachment is to be used in the kinds of threats where the next election actually is in peril, where corruption can undermine the integrity of the coming election. that's exactly the situation we have here. and so leader pelosi, speaker pelosi was absolutely right to move forward with purpose, without haste, as she did.

for scotland, putting him second on the all—time list behind chris paterson, and ahead of gavin hastingstional debut in 2010, and captained in 39 test matches, more than any other man in scotland's history. he played in the 2015 and 2019 world cups with the plain final match of against host japan in 0ctober, his final appearance for his country. you achieve so much, and he's gotten the hardware comments on pretty crazy, because he's been so crucial, he's been captain, and he's scored the second—highest record of points come he's achieved so much, but it's a lwa ys come he's achieved so much, but it's always been done with that determination and that attitude. he's had to work to be there. the mac world cup, probably a good time for transition. you know, it's never going to last forever, sadly, so and i think that's, i've always been passionate about... you only ever get a certain amount of time in a jersey. and you need to give the jersey everything you can come and i feel i have done that. where - laidlaw rates is - to where greg laidlaw rates is sure to be debated for some time to come

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if you want to see adversariaad take a look at what burton did to hastings. >> as you know the minority views of the clinton's report, the house democrats wrote the following. it is incumbent on the committee to write these protection. impeachment not only mandates due process but due process quadruple. the same minority view also supports the right to cross-examination and a variety of context in the clintons. you described how monica lewinsky was not allowed to be call in the trial. she was told to lie about her relationship with president clinton. it is a cautionary tale about the dangers of denying key witnesses. can you e will be ralaborate on? >> that was my testimony dealing with how you structure these impeachment. what happens during the impeachment and it came up during the hear we had previously was a question of how much the house had to do in terms of clinton impeachment because you had the robust record created. they had a lot of testimonies and video tapes and etc. the house incorporated that and the assumption was that witnesses would be called at the center. there was a

so so far as that strength rapidly positive, exports recovery could be haste and.ut it would add a lot more to manufacturing as well. but i don't think is an open and shut case of declaring the recovery is well underway, because underlying confidence remains the key issue here without the clarity around global trade. shery: we saw a lot of pressure for the korean won throughout sharpar, which is a very contrast on another export-a defendant economy -- exp-dependent company like thailand surging. what does this say? vishnu: to the extent that the trade deal between the u.s. and china is inked, and you don't see for the escalation in the even somein fact, talk about phase two getting underway, that would serve as a high beta recovery for the korean won. those are the circumstances under which the korean won could outperform. i bat, we for the tha ib have already seen a strong recovery coming through. it has gone even more from being seen almost a as a hedge against u.s.-china risk. i think the thai bat outperformance could be reined in, but these are big .ssumptions

hastings became a political pope figure just by being the subject of impeachment and parlayed his removal into the congressional ct now holds in the state of florida. the president weighing in on this discussion because he did at 7:18 this morning. he said on twitter, the radical left, do-nothing democrats said they wanted to rush everything through the senate because is a threat to national security. the president saying, now they do not want to go fast anymore. they want to go very slowly. liars with an excavation -- exclamation point. any thoughts? guest: you have to get up early to, on anything with the president these days. caller: how many is mr. mulvaney pulling in because he has two full-time jobs, department ted and chief of staff? is it flex time, part-time, was going on? guest: have a good day. i have not seen mick mulvaney's reforms, but as a public servant, i am sure he will release it at some point and we will find out. remember he is acting in the white house chief of staff position but he remains the full-time omd director. that he receives one paycheck for it, but the ide

third, battlegrounds tend to have charismatic leaders i have had the privilege of meeting reed hastingshe ceo of netflix. he is charismatic as all get out. the genuine item someone who is practically inside my head when he sends me what to watch on netflix at night. i think it's coming directly to me however, nobody is more charismatic than elon musk for better or worse he's a one of a kind. he's a walking charisma machine. sometimes i think he gives me a run for the money as the most sincerely and sincere man in north america and other times he's a true believer he eviscerated me once at a dinner party it was different so let's put both tesla and netflix through the three prizms now we'll start with tesla because i need you to understand what converted me from the agnostic skeptic to an outright bull about three minutes ago my daughter drove a model 3 from oregon to san francisco. she sold her beat up used ford she is a noncar person and she felt trepidation about the battery and the 600 mile trip. but within the first 100 mile she called me to tell me how much she loved being behind t

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hastings, where we held it last year, as well. it's going to be at 5:30 to 6:00 for the march and a celebration at 6:00 at u.c. hastings. and i would like to invite folks to come to our annual trans giving event. i think it's official that san francisco was the very first city that had a drop-in center for the transgender community, and that was trans pride, so that was trans at that time. and we do this wonderful brunch for our community on thanksgiving day itself from 11:00 to 2:00, and we'd love to see folks who could like to serve or like to help out or just, you know, talk with all the clients that we have at trans tribe. i'd like to also mention the trans pride board is here, who we just brought somebody new on board, our president, carol and anjalie. we're going to rock s.f. pride and make sure we are there, so everybody, thank you so much. [applause] >> so before we continue, i would love to just take a moment of silence and really honor all those folks that nicky mentioned that we've lost this year. now, i'd like to thank

hastings a few blocks away. this spring, i worked closely training pro bono attorneys and working with the homeless advocacy project, and i consider myself lucky not only have been able to turn my life around, but to be able to have these two lives and two different experiences that i think put me in a unique position to be able to understand a street level drug dealing task force. i'd like to be able to use that experience to help the community. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. hello again. now's the right time. >> yeah. i tried four times. so my name's david bercutt, and rather than list -- take up too much time listing all the things i've done, i just would like to say that i've been involved in the drug world since i was a teenager, and i'm 66 now. since 1998, i've been clean with the help of buprenorphine, which is a miraculous substance that can help the city very much. i've been a salesman most of my life. i specialize in communications in helping people paint mental pictures of things, of helping peopl

>>> north korea, state media reporting a very important test took place at the country's so haste satellite launching program. >> we have seen 14 weapons test for north korea since late february when the talks in hanoi collapsed. >> a deadly shooting at a u.s. naval base. >> one of the big questions is what is the motivation of this gunman. >> perhaps the gunman tweeting out some of his thinking or intentions minutes before the attack. >>> speaker pelosi charged us of writing articles of impeachment. >> the impeachment thing is a total hoax. ♪ >>> good sunday morning to you. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm amara walker in for christi paul. >> north korea claims it's carrying out a significant test, a missile site accusing the u.s. of time wasting and took denuclearization off the table. >>> "the new york times" says gunman watched videos of mass shooting the night before the attack at a u.s. naval base. >>> they are building their case for impeachment against the president. they plan to conduct tomorrow's hearing like a trial. >>> let's start with breaking news on the korean peninsula. >> kris

about a 10% raise in the total compensation next year hastings will earn a 34.7 million.e vast majority of that, $34 million worth, stock options up from $31.5 million in total compensation this year now, check out the stocks' bumpy ride over the past year. still, it is up over 40% netflix's number two executive will also get about a $3 million pay bump for the same total compensation as hastings back over to you >> most of this gain has happened in the last few months. stock is ripped over the last three months you own it or no >> netflix yes. i'm a big owner and i have been for years. he deserves every penny. this is a guy who took this from a mail order dvd business hxt the brilliant and strategic sense to build it into what it is today and he's known the competition is coming so he has been building a huge contend library that will stand him in good stead for a long time to come. >> tesla that stock is on pace to close at a record hitting the notorious 420 mark for the first time yesterday remember, back in august 2018, elon musk said he would consider taking the comp

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if you want to see adversarial work, take a look at what edmund burke did to warn hastings. i mean, he was on him like ugly on moose for the entire trial. >> as you know in the minority views in the impeachment report, the house democrats wrote the following. we believe it is incumbent upon the committee to provide these basic protections as representative barbara jordan observed. impeachment not only mandates due process, but to do process quadrupled. the same minority views also support the right to cross examination and a variety of contexts in the clinton example. now professor turley, you describe how monica lewinsky was not allowed to be called as a witness. after testimony revealed how she lied about her relationship with president clinton by his close associates. as a cautionary tale about the dangers of denying key witnesses, can you elaborate on that? >> the only reason i mention that, that was in my testimony dealing with how you structure these impeachments. what happened during the clinton impeachment, and it came up during the hearing that we had previously, th

it happened last saturday on haste street in berkeley. the door dash carrier is seen grabbing as many packages as she could after dropping off food. police released the video and hope someone can identify her and they're using information from door dash, the app, to try and track her down. >>> a federal appeals court ruled part of the affordable care act is unconstitutional. but it's a limited victory for the trump administration. the law, which requires everyone to have health insurance, will remain in effect while the case goes to a federal district judge for more proceedings. a final ruling may not come until last next year. >>> another thing to worry about if you are traveling this holiday season. next, how to protect yourself from juice jacking at the airport. and taking to the sky. a san francisco dog owner goes to extreme lengths to find her stolen dog. >>> and california taking a big step towards letting self-driving delivery vehicles out on the streets. companies are already lining up. >> i had that heat pumping last night. coupl

. >> we had break ins over the hast year. it's a concern. and we're doing what we can to try and put a stop to it. or eease what's happening. >> owners are left to clean up the mess and wonder if it's worth staying in business. >> i help the community. i have been here through rough, bad and good times. it's not right. it might be a sign from the guy up there saying it's time. i have been fighting cancer for four years and i don't need this. >> incidents like what happened are not uncommon. one happened a year ago this month thieves smashed a u haul into a apple store. the burglars took off empty handed. other incidents have been caught on camera like florida. thieves use a stolen pickup to break into a gun store. this one in par ma, ohio. from 2016. thieves smash a car into a convenience store to steal an atm. a clerk watched it happen from behind the counter. >> happening now. city crews are dealing with a series of problems by ruptured suer line. above the scene, raw sewage spewed through the pavement and ran along the street. workers hav

sally—ann hart is standing for election in the hastings and rye constituency and made the comments whenok page. she said she wants to help people with learning disabilities get into work "as it's about the happiness they get from working". there was loud booing and shouts of "shameful" from the audience. rubbish! you are a bigot! you are a disgrace! as you saw that was a heated hustings. sally—ann hart agreed to come in our programme this morning but then pulled out, saying she didn't feel very well. she told us her comments have had been taken "completely out of context". and she was talking about an article "in support of people with learning disabilities". we can talk now to ciara lawrence who has a learning disability and works for mencap. and also dan scorer, who's the charity's head of policy. there was an article written by rosa monckton who herself has a disabled daughter and this is the article that gave rise to that row at the hustings last night, saying if an employer will employ somebody because they don't have to pay the minimum wage it is betterfor that disabled person to

on top of everything it seems that what his decision from monday was made in such a haste that they have no clue how to actually navigate in that decision the biggest example of that is probably the situation with your way for anthy for tournament's well where you go where you quite expected that. these sanctions will not affect in any way russian part of the upcoming euro are 1st of all it's a continental tournament not of world qualification for or for compartment it. is again within the competence so you have for sure that make it to the 2022 world cup in qatar it may be stripped of its flag of its anthem and it may be participating as a neutral country. and if you're not yet confused enough they already said directly that should russia appeal to cas the court forbids racial sports and this process takes longer than the official preparation for next summer's olympics russia will go to next summer's olympics in tokyo as a full fledged nation but then if the band is implemented late it might miss out on the 2024 some big games in paris from whichever side you look at it monday's decisio

jared elias, a bankruptcy professor at uc hastings says that argument is absurd. >> the idea you could somehow run the company into the ground and suck all the value out of it is a little bit, let's just say, it is kind of like fantasy thinking. >> reporter: he says unlike the banks the utilities actually too big too fail. >> is golden smacks goldman sachs were to fail tomorrow i can still access my checking account. if pg&e would fail i would have the power to go on to my computer to check my account. >> reporter: trying to buy the grid. >> if here to announce that 114 elected meters made mare supervisors, council members from northern and central california have signed on supporting this customer owned utility. >> reporter: elias says it is all sound bites at this point because they have not actually dropped their plan before the bankruptcy judge. >> at this point, that idea only exists in the minds of the mayor of san jose and the folks who have allied with him. >> reporter: now, elias says if the plan to buy the grid by ms. apologies wants to move forward, they need to get the trai

st leonards is on the west of the borough of hastings.r a decade ago, an open facebook group was set up to celebrate st leonards as a tourist destination. its founder died in 2010. today, this group has morphed into a hotbed of political activity — some of it is horrible. but you went in thinking it was one thing and actually, it's turned out to be something very different. it wasn't what i looked for. i was looking for a lovely local group. is it hostile to people that don't. . . 7 it is hostile. i've just found it disgusting. really disgusting. do you think some people might be surprised that actually it's become so political? yes, but there are 5000 people, and so what we all do, i think, is we block people that annoy us. it's a really good representation about what is going on. there are a few people that can get deeply offensive. you get what they call trolling, but we deal with that. the closer it has got to the election, it has got livelier. this marginal seat on the south coast shows the new landscape of modern elections — online,

language but they actually rejected the model of the impeachment from england particularly terms of hastings but even in england it was a robust adversarial process if you and if you want to see adversarial work take a look at what edmund burke did so warren hastings mean he was on him like ugly on moose for the entire tire trial. and as you know in the many minority views in the clinton impeachment report the house democrats wrote the following we believe it is incumbent upon the committee to provide these basic protections as representative barbara jordan observed during the watergate inquiry impeachment not only mandates due process but due process quadrupled. the same minority views also support the right to cross-examination in a variety of contexts and the clinton example. now professor turley you describe how monica lewinsky wasn't allowed to be called as a witness in the senate impeachment trial after her original testimony going to be old how she had been told to lie about her relationship with president clinton by his close associates it's a cautionary tale about the dangers of den