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in the way hava is written, an executive search committee should be set up once there is a vacancy. >> mr. hicks, to have unconditional confidence in brian newby? as executive director? >> i think there have been some growing pains. i think there are some good things he has done. i think there are some bad things he has done. but i think that is something the commission should look at. whether or not we want to retain him and move forward or whether we want to open this up for new additional folks to apply for the job. we have two new commissioners who are here now who didn't have the opportunity to vote on that. i think opening it up to whoever wants to apply for the job now as the chair and ranking member said earlier, this was a different time that people were looking to get rid of the agency. >> are you aware of the employee survey in 2017 that i made reference to? >> i am aware of it i have not read it. >> it appears to me there is low morale. so many of your employees have lost confidence in your leadership. i would ask that you look very plainly at what that suggests. i will co

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havana's gay hava na's gay pride havana's gay pride is normally much bigger than this, an annual celebrationrecognised. but this was an improvised event, with word spread by social media, after the cu ban word spread by social media, after the cuban government cancelled this yea r‘s the cuban government cancelled this year's march at the last minute. this particular gay pride march might not look very big, but what it represents is really quite significant in cuba. after being told they weren't allowed to hold the march, many have simply turned up the march, many have simply turned up anyway. the organisers said they had always wanted to hold their normal events, and only decided to put this one together instead as they were never given a coherent reason for the cancellation. translation: they obliged us to hold this event. we had every intention of participating in the government organised event, the usual gay pride march. but what we still don't understand is why the march was cancelled. we know the excuses they have given us are not the reasons, because they lack any real foundation. in e

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. >> at the end of this process, they hava proven track ridiculous, which i do. >> you did not question or look at the underlying evidence that supports the conclusions in the report. >> her record on criminal justice reform has come under scrutiny. we asked her if her new proposal for public defenders is a way to appease her critics. >> the recent proposals i have are a part of a life and career of what we need to do to reform the criminal justice system, and i frankly, believe when you have known the system from the inside as i have, you're uniquely able to, one, talk about what is necessary and actually implement what is necessary for reform. >> a criticism of harris in a field of 21 she's too cautious. we asked her three times if she agrees with the refusal to breakup facebook, she wouldn't say. >> i think we need to regulate technology and do a better job. >> and that was liz croix's reporting. as the list of presidential candidates grow, you can keep up with who is running on abc 7 news.com. time now is 5:05. developing news. police want to find the person who threw something at a

by the georgia secretary of state to the attorneys that they state that there is what they call a hava algorithm. hava, help america vote act algorithm, appears to be being deployed by the state of georgia, but we don't know what that algorithm looks like. we don't know to my knowledge, unless the attorneys in that case have now unearthed it, exactly what data they used, what data bases, how are they matching it, how are they coming up with the discrepancies, how are they then conducting some type of matching process in order to clean up their voter registration rules or make sure that their voter registration rules are accurate in such a way leading to this massive desperate impact. if you look at the litigation and the types of legal theorys that are being presented by the tones, they're under violations or they're claiming violations of the national voter registration act, the hava, help america vote act, under constitutional claims, but are we missing the technological deficiencies in our examination of how these voter purges are conducted in such a way that we are actually going t

companies, take amazon, but it could be chevron, gm, are profitable because of the investment taxpayers havaiven to them and they are given nothing in return. how are we fixing this? >> amazon is the most egregious example.az they are soaking up $20 billion in business and causing 30% of american malls and stores to close, and taxpayers see zero in return. if you look at what other advanced economies have done, they figured this out. look, we need to have a ismechanism in place that amazon is going to pay its fair share, along with netflix and the other companies that are paying zero in taxes. they've adopted a value-added tax, where then, the american people would get a tiny slice of every amazon sale, google search, on and on, very tough for companies to get out of an added-value tax system. >> tucker: why don't we have that? >> great question.or people have advocated for it for quite some time, and my campaign is advocating and championing it right now. we need to wise up that companies like amazon are very smart and moving their earnings through places likee ireland,s where the american

have to deal with before you even get to richmond, there is a stall ngne le and onthere crash and we hava traffic alert right here westbound 80 at university, three lanes are blocked. it will be an absolute mess. this will backup all the way to highway 4 making your freeway an absolute nightmare down to 4 miles per hour as you are passing through that westbound university and westbound 80 accident and the issues on 24 are slowing down delta 2 miles per hour or a. with all lanes being affected. onto the nimitz freeway, there is an accident southbound at marina boulevard. no delays yet, thankfully. past that, closer to the san we south of that on 880 as a result of the morning commute. let's skip past this to the crashes in the south bay southbound 880 at 80, there is an accident as you try to get onto the sult that a northbound 87 at 101, one lane is blocked and you can see it is slow and go in that direction. that is a commute direction. we will keep an eye on that and in the meantime, let's hop over to the san mateo bridge where out of all of things, this is usually one of the busiest sp

if you hava fruittree in your yard, make sure you pick up any fallen or ripen fruit. >> something ising these dogs and that's pretty scary. >> scary and tragic for pet owners coping with a sudden violent loss. in fairf county, david culver, news 4. >> poor little guy there. >>> hey, we are learning more tonight about a deadly crash in earles county. lawnforcement sources confied the man who survived and apparently caused the crash is a former u.s. capitol police officer. maryland state police tell us the 57-year-old was t going wrong way along route 5 this morning. latsen who retired from the capitol police force in 2016 collided with another car. the driver that car, timothy n markecide at the scene. you can still see the streaks in the median whrae the csh occurred. policeavell us alcohol may h been a factor in this crash. >>> it's happened again, atm thieves have targeted another e7/11. this tn montgomery county. this time they did get away with the cash machine. police tell us two people wearing black hoies we into the store along tech road in calverton before a third person drov

months or more to get an appointment to get a doctor, and 36,000 are waiting nine monthso or more, they havas in the u.k., and they're offering 25,000 pounds to get british doctors to come back to the u.k., plus 46,000 nursing shortage. which, you know, when you look at the nurses' union in this country the union that's really pushing for single payer. well, there are many jobs in the national healthfo service, they should just go to the u.k. and see what it means to work long, long hours and to be paid very low wages. mark: this so-called nice system that this in britain, what is that? >> it's called the national institute for health and clinical excellence, which is not ther truth. what nice does is it figures out, say, mark, you're 50 and you, you know, need a very expensive cancer drug. they say, well, the value of your life is $200,000, and the drug costs $100,000. you would then be able to get that drug. but if you're 65, 66 and you're retired and you, they say the value of your life is $50,000 and you need that drug at $100,000, you're not going tos e able to get it because it's -- th

and your loss of 7% of the vote there, james, tells you what, in a place like hava nt? - low base that the lib dems had in 2015 — frankly, you would expect big results. as i said earlier in the night, you would expect big results from them as part of the natural, perhaps, pendulum effect that you get in local government elections. we're being told in st albans that you've lost three seats so far as conservatives. big swing to the lib dems. we were mentioning them earlier. so the tories very likely to lose control of that. a few other whispers from around the place — labour feeling optimistic in trafford. a key place in the north—west — hoping to make gains in southampton too and also expecting the tories to lose south end council — perhaps the council leader losing his seat. one tiny point that might be worth making — could have a complexion on these results — eu nationals in the uk can vote in these elections. maybe that might be having an impact on some of the pro—eu parties. who knows? having an impact on some of the pro-eu parties. who knows? you mentioned trafford.