that was hayne. the next day, webster responded. after making some introductory remarks, he said "the honorable gentleman was not entirely happy in his allusion to the story of banquo's murder and banquo's ghost." turning the tables on hayne, webster explained that banquo's ghost "was an honest ghost, it disturbed no innocent man, but appeared only to banquo's assassins, macbeth and lady macbeth." by identifying with those who saw the ghost, webster argued, hayne had slipped up, and had unintentionally revealed his own sinister motives. after citing several lines from the play, webster asked, "those who murdered banquo, what did they win by it? substantial good? permanent power? or disappointment rather, mortification, dust and ashes, the common fate of vaulting ambition overleaping itself." then he said derisively, "i need persue the illusion no further." there are many other examples. congressman william jennings bryan began a speech by directing the house clerk to read a passage from merchant of venice. a manager of president and

haynes was pronounced dead at the scene. no further details have been released as police all are still investigating. some is taking executive action in trying to reach teens who vape. >>our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala live for us tonight in sacramento to explain what he plans on doing ashley. producing those products they sleep at night knowing what they're doing. >>this try to help the next general and the generation. >>the governor gavin newsome taking aim at youth vaping and flavored tobacco products the governor monday announcing a million advertising campaign about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis products the governor says his administration will also increase enforcement against counterfeit and illegal vaping products. the state is also set to consider increasing morning signage on product packaging newsome also asking officials to consider boosting taxes on the cigarettes to the extent taxes can be a deterrent. >>the to plea for kids that are more price sensitive. i think both advertising in tax

eli haynes is the true killer maker. so we're going to recess that is today i would say we received what i like to call a nugget a golden nugget if i'm successful and using and implementing that nugget then i'm hopeful that the jury will use that bit of information in my favor in my client's favor when they deliberate as to whether or not my client committed this crime. ladies and gentlemen let me begin by saying that in a criminal trial sometimes there's a moment not only has every piece of evidence presented by the prosecution been discredited or rendered meaningless we are also shown that is there is a far more believable suspect in this killing who is not on trial here. we know that's why. he used the gun that killed genesis 3 months earlier and then sure to bring forward to make sure that carry stranger through this is false testimony. ladies and gentlemen of the trial is a search for the truth that's why we're here we want to know what really happened that night and we don't that was the place and poor detective wo

we use plant haynes loss weezy toasted friday we did with cream or beans. we use a lot of the typical dishes of el salvador. let's explore cuba. the caribbean palette is on the other end of the spectrum want to spice is lot of garlic coming nation of african american like latin america, dishes are popular. this is sea bass garnish with sauce onions orange juice and garlic cuban restaurant staple robot effect stewed beef shredded pulled with vegetables, it is one of cuba's national dish us you're going to taste garlic and citrus within caribbean cuisine. you won't find many chili peppers here. mexican food has made its mark in the us for centuries. you have the basics. tacos are key chips and burritos but deep in the heart of mexican cuisine history reveals an abundant tasty history of the court for mexico. us. >>so what in comes from. thousands of years of with most 6. the picks in my yes. >>each region cooks up its own flavor see if you up to this a job eddie the a shock to for sure. this can be in the ship many other in on those states if you up to the wa

that was lord peter hayne there. well, the zimbabwean author, douglas rogers, joins us now.es of the country. thank you for speaking to us this evening here on bbc news. what did you think when the news first broke? well, it wasn't much of a surprise, he was 95 years old, very frail, and he was running out of time for the last number of yea rs, of time for the last number of years, but neither am i dancing on anyone's grave. i think that's... not the right time for that. it's worth bearing in mind that he was at a state of the art hospital in singapore, getting the finest medical treatment in the world, and back home, his country is on life support. i wonder if you could explain to viewers, douglas, you have lived in the country, you understand the ways, why there has been so much respect that's been given to a man who has been described as a deft swat and a dictator. we are hearing a lot about this phrase... he of course was the leader of the liberation movement that won independence from minority white rule. for a number of independence from minority white rule. fora numbe

his name is eli haynes today the state's star witness it's discovered that he's texting while on the stand he texted someone saying eli is here and the response came back what's a lie doing there which leads us to conclude only one thing. cafferty swinger testified today under the pressure of pointing the finger at my client because he knows that. eli haines is the true killer because. we're going to recess that just today i would say we received what i like to call a nugget a golden nugget if i'm successful and using and implementing that nugget then i'm hopeful that the jury will use that bit of information in my favor in my client's favor when they deliberate as to whether or not my client committed this crime. ladies and gentlemen let me begin by saying that in a criminal trial sometimes there is a moment not only to every piece of evidence presented by the prosecution to discredited or rendered meaningless we are also shown as there is a far more believable suspect in this killing who is not on trial here. we know that's why. he used the gun that killed genesis 3 months earlier

no word yet ato when haynes will reopen. a live look at the area, a lot of activity there on scene.they are diverting traffic off the freeway here at powell street. it is westbound 80 right at powell. all lanes completely block. jackie ward is head the out the saskatoon and she -- and s you more information. no delays coming off of 880 or 580. gunpoint being they are again, they are holding traffic at powell street. a very slow ride for this time of the morning he is especially on a friday. 25 minute to go from 205 to 680. if you are headed for the dublin interchange, you should be good to go this morning. a little fog at golden gate bridge. traffic light as you work your way out of hayward and into foster city. >>> immediate yap eddie murphy is ready to make you laugh out loud again and sell broughting 25 years of of the hit tv sitcom, friend. >>> some of the iconic moments from the popular sit com friend are being recreated at a store in new york. fans can check out props an costume worn by the act ours. mage wheeler playedian is on the show. she says the store make her feel at ho

it's not a business let's so bring in now you could roy haynes chose a good evening to you hello starting with a google face yet another anti trust investigation. attorney generals from fifty eight states and territories in the united states have launched a probe into google's advertising business. don has long been accused of abusing its dominance in online such it has already faced the european union fine says the more than eight billion euros. since twenty seventeen. let's take a listen to call rest seen that the attorney general for the district of columbia. very compelling analyses suggest that the overwhelming. number of query responses. relate to. google businesses and or advertisers that pay for that slot. within those blanks. attorney generals. really care about where the rubber meets the road. and that is for the residents of their states. and consumers we also care about businesses especially small businesses. that w was the attorneyey general f for the district of columbia in the united states speaking at that. british airways hasas counseled almost all its u. k. flights for m

earlier i spoke to christopher haynes of energy aspects about just how important saudi production is on a global scale take a listen. i think if you look at the impact globally it will be mostly on on the east you've got you know more than a million barrels a day of. saudi oil goes into china south korea japan. so i think that's where the issue is going to be one of the biggest challenges with with trying to replace that is firstly the size. no one's gonna ability and secondly. the time frarame to get it there as well because no one is planned for this and it's just hit the market right now so they'll be. probably a if this is prolonged i think people would start looking at strategic reserves in order to. cover any shortfall. are there enough reserves to fill the gap again that will depend on on how long we might see outages for side if you look at the idea most of nice i a nations of going up to. ninety days of supply this is this is a significant amount of oil that is off the market say thatat somethingng that coud deplete very quickly. what concerns about the implications of those

the haynes,@c-spancitys. >> here's a look out authorizes appearing on art art "after words" that includes best selling nonfiction books and guest interviewer. last week, bent westoff reported on our labs in china manufacture seven until a. paul taupe with offer opinions on the practicality of higher education, and this weekend, michelle muskin and her thoughts on big business in u.s. mission policy. >> the silicon valley companies, and i wrote about this in the last book sold out with a former american software programmer turned lawyer for american i.t. workers who have been happened by these -- -- they're explicit goals for bring as many cheap lab years as they can who outsource the work. so, the problem of course is that lot of thieves silicon valley companies have invitedded the splc into their inner chambers to help them identify their worst political opponents and then to deplatform them and throttle them from telling the truth and it's connecting the dots of that money. tim cook and jeff bezos have donates the maybe o these deep pocketed, nonprofit organizations that are crusading f

mr hayne. can fi jet how to get what don't i will ask when you have to go to nor even are you muslim to happy when you have to be a new muslim to have you love. me feel hard it would be sort of hostile free relating tackler. i think mossad had a greater motivation to kill a lethal army after they failed in their home and this was a none close circle and close the count they wanted to close that 2nd they really thought that he was involved in munich whether this is true or not what they really believe and they believe to this day 3rd the fact that he was the contact person for the cia the american administration was. and i quote one of the mossad operatives participating in that operation was like are sticking a finger in our i honestly want to but the shorter the willie i mean you're better late for learn the law good luck on account of them a better quality than what but we know this but that. will help but let me and acutely fearful. when we sense that there's no. reason i am consistent. in t

joined other inquiries by the european union that could lead to the breakup of the tech giants particle hayne has more now from washington d.c. . it's a company so big that its name has become a verb we're talking about google something you might have used dozens of times today well now there are 50 attorney generals from 48 states and 2 territories that are investigating google to find out if he has a monopoly a monopoly in this country if proven can be broken up forced to sell parts of itself now they compared this to david versus goliath and google has faced investigations in the u.s. before pretty much coming through it unscathed but these attorney general say that they're going to look at whether or not there it's not just the advertising google's quick got the market on that whether or not they're manipulating search engines to their own benefit so this is going to be a wide ranging investigation it's going to take a very long time and it's not just those attorney generals that are investigating the federal justice department is investigating google and so are members of congress. get i

malachi haynes of colorado.g to his club since he was six. >> being a leader and role model in my community is my purpose. >> i was a wild one. i had a lot of energy. >> washington used to run track for his club and he remembers when a new kid came in and started running faster. one of his mentors took him aside. >> he said he has natural ability but his natural ability will only take him so far, so i applied that to my career, my first two years when i started acting in college. >> washington won the first of his two oscars for his role in "glory." about an african-american military unit in the civil war. for more than 30 years he's played a series of indelible characters. >> to protect the sheet, you've got to catch the wolf and it takes a wolf too catchable, you understand? >> i was never interested in being a movie star, we were sort of new york theater snobs, i wanted to be james earl jones, hoping to make $600 on broadway. and i did. >> your father was a preacher to my preacher and a brother and various po

haynes, first of all, thank you for sharing your story. so when you look at this issue, what is your best advice to someone about transition means and, you know, how do you approach them? what can we learn from you who has transitioned in terms of helping others to transition. >> um, the most important thing is to really listen to what they are saying. we might ask them a question but we won't really listen to tans, we're just going tell them this is what we have. and expect them to make do with what's being offered. when it's really not what they need. >> we need to let them make their own choices. >> yes. thank you for that. and you mentioned the domestic violence and situations of women and you mentioned some about veterans. i know from some of my work in texas on the veterans committee in the state senate that there are more minority women black and brown that are going into the service than ever before. so what specific needs or challenges do we have for that population that we need to try to be mindful of as we consider the funding c

and elizabeth haynes, moms demand action. they conceded to the point that this legislation of extreme risk orders was important to save lives and i believe this is what we need to do on the federal level, not just state by state. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. mr. nadler: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question occurs on the amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. mr. nadler: the gentleman from north dakota is recognized. >> mr. chairman, thanks. mr. armstrong: move to strike the last word. we've heard it all. everybody thinks we voted on a red flag law in the north dakota legislature. we voted it down. we're now putting a federal system that will be in place that will be in effect in north dakota the same as it is elsewhere and we're also setting up a situation where we incentivize states to do this. so, i think we know all this is going, i think -- i'm hopeful that there is more common sense across the chamber than there is here, but that is not necessarily the case. s

anthony maurice hawkins nobuhiro hayatsu james edward hayden robert jay hayes philip hayes w ward haynestt jordan hazelcorn michael k. healey roberta b. heber charles francis xavier heeran john f. heffernan michelle hidenberger. howard joseph heller jr. joann l. heltibridle ronald john hemming way. mark f. hemschoot ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward r. hennessey jr. michelle marie henrique joseph patrick henry william henry katarina henry robinson john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c. herkness iii harvey robert hermer nuberto hernandez raul hernandez >> and my uncle, a proud muslim american man who lived his life with a carefree nature, a zeal for adventure, and a tenacity which i emulate every single day. i'm keeping my promise that no matter how old i grow i'll still not act my age. i hope you're been practicing up there because i've been practing. i promise now we can kick your butt. [speaking in a foreign language] >> and my cousin, new york city firemen thomas. it's been 18 years, it never gets any easier. but the one thing i will do is ful

alix: here he haynes and liz ines and-- terry ha liz young both staying with me.eaking news. in a corporate presentation, pay the says it will dividend of $75 billion in 2020. any change in that is appealing to foreign investors who want to buy in the ipo. that dividend probably doesn't hurt either. coming up, open for business. the u.s. plays down reports it is limiting investment for chinese investment -- is listingsinvestment and of chinese company's. this is bloomberg. ♪ erg. ♪ alix: a u.s. treasury official says there's no plans to limit investment and listing of after acompanies report. week&p did sink to a three low when that news broke friday. still with me, liz young and terry haines. we can blame it on trade, but this has been out there in different forms, whether it is senator marco rubio or others. what did you make of it? think this i becoming public at this particular time is gamesmanship in the sense -- and i am not saying that in a critical sense at all -- gamesmanship on the united states' side to say that if you're not willing to come forward int

ido ireland, i think of what lord hayne said. i didn't feel that about yesterday, for some reason. i wanted to address two things. one is a constitutional theme and one is a negotiating theme. one is about our domestic affairs and one is about out domestic affairs and one is about our relationship with the 27. and both arise directly from the times of the bill that we are debating. —— terms of the bill. lord patten courting my hero, kenneth clarke, yesterday in the house of commons, referred to an element of disingenuousness in the prime ministerial position. i found it very shocking that the document revealed in the court case in edinburgh show that the prorogation plan and time was decided in the middle, and for another two weeks, the numberten middle, and for another two weeks, the number ten spokesman denied there was or could be any such plan. i find it very shocking that the prime minister, when the plan became clearer, when the proclamation issued, the prime minister maintained that his motives had nothing to do with brexi

hurricane dorian's relentless events more than $13000.00 homes have been destroyed or damaged pascall hayne has the latest. oh my god as the storm landed sunday evening hurricane dorian became the worst possible of storms huge powerful and stalled creeping ever so slowly over the islands of the bahamas this was the 2nd strongest hurricane ever recorded in the atlantic ocean with sustained winds at 300 kilometers per hour inundating the area with severe rain and storm surge and an ending when this is the direct canal that's right behind us and you can see the waves are just raging as if it were at sea a hurricane so powerful that streets churned with waves usually reserved for the ocean before the storm many expressed a sense of optimism is not aphrodisiac it is known as 2nd against us not out there we have lived as a market that we would live today if god's grace in my city but as dorian rolled and it became clear no one here has lived through anything like this in their lifetime this is probably the. most sad and worst day of my life to address the 1000000000 people. and i just want to say

she is a haynes city rotarian and active member of the women's professional organization. she's a community center individual who has counseled, trained, mentored and educated her community for over 16 years. in 2014, she founded fine roe fit wellness and yoga, a wellness and yoga center with offices in orlando and davenport. she's also developed wellness related education programs such as kill stress in three steps -- in three steps. last summer she launched the why love program, a frio ga and meditation program for kids. she is also for over 14 years -- she's had over 14 years of experience in health care management and has been the keynote speakerer if hospitals and medical organizations in the areas of teaching about emotional intelligence and patient centered care. dr. bonet holds a doctor of education from nova southeastern university, has a master's degree in mental health and rehabilitation counseling from the university of north florida, a graduate certification in psychiatric voteational rehabilitation from boston university, and a bachelor's degree in sciences f