with henry glover still in the backseat. it's been five years since henry glover died.rd is still haunted by the experience. >> i tried to figure it out. i used to come out here and just t and try to redo the whole thing, and i just can't... i just can't figure it out. i really can't. >> i wasn't gonna do this, but since we... that's the guy? >> that's the one that beat me. >> you sure? >> i'm positive. he beat me good. i mean, i grew up in the neighborhood project, i mean, fighting three, four times a day. but i never got beat how this man beat me with my hands behind my back, kicking me in my face, spitting in my face whenever he feab6sei >> it's been five years. you're sure this is the dude? >> i'm positive. i'll put my life on the line that's the one beat me. i would never forget his face. >> narrator: the officer edward king fingered was lieutenant dwayne scheuermann, then second in command of the nopd swat team.i within the ranks of the police department, scheuermann's status 3 cop; courageous and fearless.m that was certainly the reputation he had earned in the f

and it was, you know, henry basically took over the show. he refused to follow the designated plan and the way they were going to debate issue by issue. and it's an interesting moment because there's an effort to corral people, and other votes even before the ratifying convention is held. and you know, madison even before the actual meeting in philadelphia makes this claim, we're going to have to tie henry down, tie him down by the instructions. make sure he doesn't interfere. and he even imagines for the meeting in philadelphia, that henry is funny disunion. so these are real -- that not only emotional, not only about style, but they're also about this kind of very personal political tension that has existed among virginians. >> henry mattered very much. he died in 1799, just a few months before george washington. and not long before his death, washington urged patrick henry to run against the democratic republicans to deny national election to jefferson. and it shows that throughout their building careers, manderson injustice and based hen

you sure it's henry?" he said, "yeah." so he run... i run out the house to where he was at. >> both edward and patrice ran to find henry here about 50 yards down the street from the strip mall; he was bleeding from the chest. >> i saw my brother laying down there and he was on his stomach. i said, "bther, hold on. i'll get you some help." >> that's when edward flagged down a passing car. the stranger slowed, then stopped. his name is will tanner. >> henry glover was in the middle of the street and his

henry was drunk.he police used appropriate force in shooting him as he tried to drive away and hit an officer with his car. and was that the only way to stop him? >> all right, ron. >>> we want to bring in ron wheeler to talk more about this case. we heard that his blood alcohol content was above the legal limit. the parents they that was a red herring because he wasn't pulled over for dui. does that change the case at all? >> it doesn't change the case. but it is a factor that must be considered in the investigation. everything is going to come into play. the forensic investigation of the scene. the witnesses' accounts in terms of what they saw happened. and the police department. and especially the autopsy. that's going to determine a lot. whether or not the fact that he could have been intoxicated at anything to do with the fact that he drove off, that's yet to be seen. >> and what is the training situation for a moving vehicle? specifically with regards to shooting? >> excellent question. a lot of

henry was drunk.he police used appropriate force in shooting him, as he tried to drive away and hit an officer with his car. and was that the only way to stop him? >> all right. >>> we want to bring in former washington, d.c. homicide detective, ron wheeler, to talk about this case. we heard his blood alcohol content was above the legal limit. his parents say that is a red herring because he wasn't pulled over for dui. >> sure. >> does that change the case at all? >> i don't know if it necessarilhang the case. but considered in the ng to come into play.obvih forensic the police orensic autopsy. now, whether or not fac th could have been intoxicated had anything to do with the fact he drove off, that's yet to be seen. >> what is the training situation for a moving vehicle, in regards to shooting? >> a lot of police departments have the same training regimen when it comes to firing at anywhere or any vehicle. the only time that you can really fire at a vehicle, is if your life or someone else's life is

siena takes us on a tour. ♪ >> reporter: in april 1609 henry hudson set sail from europe.oking for a short cut to the orient and found new york city instead. to honor the explorer, a replica of his famous ship, the "half moon," was built. let's take a look inside. captain reynolds, tell me what is so special about the "half moon." >> well, this is the first european ship that documented entry into and exploration of the hudson river. and it sailed here in 1609, and within a handful of years you had dutch beaver traders here and the development of new netherland, which was the dutch colony based on commerce and trade that extended from central connecticut all the way to delaware. >> reporter: captain reynolds not only navigates the "half moon," he's also the director of the new netherlands museum. what sort of artifacts are on the ship? >> oh, you'll find everything aboard here from navigational tools to the foods that were eaten, to native artifacts and european artifacts. >> reporter: a common misconception is that hudson was lost when he found what's now new york city. >

henry. mabus identified with henry in 1775, yet henry came to subvert every last perform, every last policy he in the jefferson championed madison feared demagoguery, and he identified henry with demagoguery. this is where madison and jefferson fundamentally different. jefferson always salles tyranny at the top of the political hierarchy until he was elected president. for madison, tierney had more than one source. it could manifest itself if too much power was launched in the state's court in the executive branch. pow work could shift. it was only in the 79 these madison and jefferson identified the same source of tierney. that is when hamilton steps between them and president washington and the bid to consolidate national power in one place. madison and jefferson deferred in meaningful ways on the meaning of slavery. both advocated the decolonization of freed slaves on the west coast of africa. but they're underlining thinking was remarkably dissimilar. jefferson, the amateur anthropologis

henry -- >> not so guilty. >> i don't know.ut most people wouldn't look at you and say ah, nascar guy, right? so what is your secret guilty pleasure nobody knows about? >> i could make it up, but sitting on a couch with a bowl of shredded wheat and a laptop. >> oh, my goodness. this is wall street, guys. >> but you're already married. >> that's right. >> studying what credit default swaps are all about. all right. we like it. >> i'll tell you my problem, you can guess the pleasure. this past summer in august i had eight cavities. >> ooh. >> a little sugar. >> sugar. mike & ike's, especially. i went cold turkey after that. >> yeah? >> mm-hmm. >> that must have been miserable. >> did you have novocain when you had the fillings? >> i did have novocain. >> we have this in common. neither one of us had novocain when we had our cavities filled as children and our fathers forced us to watch william f. buckley's firing line. >> and we ended up very different people. >> but we could be tortured endlessly. >> guilty pleasure, i'm a huge,

i'm ed henry in vegas. president obama was here with a big rally. 9,000 people here in las vegas for embattled senator harry reid. so much as stake. one of the premiere senate battles. fact of the matter, who wins this, sharron angle, tea party favorite, could determine the control of the senate next year. there's also a lot on the line for the president. harry reid has been one of his chiefless on capitol hill. helped pass health care reform, wall street reform. a lot on the line, a lot at stake for sure. a little new information, breaking political news. i spoke to two senior democrat sources this morning telling me senator reid's private internal phone numbers have him up six points in this race contradicting the public polling that has it at a dead heat. a caveat these phone numbers change a lot. just spoke to a top republican source who insists their number dos not back that up. they believe it is a dead heat. that this is stig a struggle. it's going down to the wire, just ten days to go. i had an inte

henry. >> i am proud and humbled.e have a lot of work to do, and i can't tell you how happy i am that we finally got to this place. >> john henry's 300 million pound deal to buy the club wipes out crippling debts by the previous owners, hicks and gillett. fans greeted the news with relief. >> as long as they are gone that is good. the owners are american, but it is the start of a new club. >> they are willing to put some money into it. they have a proven record in america. so hopefully they can push it on. >> and relief, too, for the under pressure manager. >> that is part of football. you live through the good periods and the bad periods. there is no doubt i think a cloud has been lifted from the football club today. >> in the high stakes game of liverpool's power struggle, it has been a bewildering week. william won a high court junction allowing him to sell the clob. hicks and gillett hit back, blocking the sale. the next day it was back to the high court, where hicks and gillett were ordered to drop the dallas act

and this is henri's, light, refined and very quiet.this is chef dirk flanagan who can probably oversee both places including the newly opened henri. we asked flanagan to compare the two. >> the gauge is a big loud fast fun restaurant. we wanted to do something and offer all the highlights that we do at gauge on a smaller scale and get a little bit more refined, what we were going after was in this area, there is nothing like it. >> reporter: henri named for famed an architect embraces history in a big way covering its menu with throw-back dishes such as steak tartare and served with a quail egg. it's smoked giving it unexpected depth of flavor. this lobster wellington arrives as three pastry pots stuffed with lobster and foie gras with a duck sauce that adds more richness. entrees including the sensational roasted rabbit and peace and carrots and boo yeah base an overflowing bowl of lobster, clam meat and more with a full flavored shellfish stock broth pouredded at the table. this might be the best bull yeah base in the city. with east

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then we will speak to henry red cloud, winner of this year's nuclear-free future award. he is the founder of the lakota solar enterprises, one of the first and only native own operated renewable energy sinees. he les on the pine ridge reservation. first, director of photographer ann jones who's just back from afghanistan to talk about her new book "war is not over when it's over: women speak out from the ruins of war." all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. pakistan has blocked key supply route for the u.s.-led nato force in afghanistan after a cross border helicopters strikeistakenly kled three kisti troops. the move comes one day after news emerged pakistan had threatened to stop protecting nato supply routes to afghanistan after a series of attacks killed over 70 people. around 100 nato vehicles have already been held up today at pakistan's border with afghanistan. 80% of nato's non-lethal supplies in afghanistan are delivered through pakistan. the un human rights council has voted to endo

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puts him on the scene. >> is henry skinner innocent? >> there is no chance that henry skinner is innocent. >> so skinner took an extreme step. he filed a federal civil rites lawsuit against the district attorney, claiming he's entitled to have evidence tested for someone else's d.n.a. now the supreme court will decide if skinner can sue. >> it's an individual who has had six, seven, eight bites at the apple and is now unhappy that he's never gotten relief and wants the court to create for him yet another bite at the apple. >> reporter: in the past 20 years, 259 people convicted of crimes have been exonerated with d.n.a. testing. skinner's defenders say he too should get chance. >> most people would say, why in the world wouldn't you do the test? how come we're having this big fight? why has mr. skinner be in court for ten years to get a simple d.n.a. test done that could have been done in a matter of weeks? >> reporter: prosecutors say allowing convicted criminals to file civil rights lawsuits to undo their convictions would wreak havoc

and henry navarro who is the roofing supervisor for the port of san francisco. for 20 years? >> 23 years. >> you have seen roofs come and roofs go. >> 38 years worth. >> how long does a roof usually last? >> dependos the climate and the pitch of the roof. >> uh-huh. from? >> a couple of years. >> from 15. i asbestos roofs go for 15 years. you said you put a roof on your house you expect to last? >> 75 year. i wish you luck. >> only going to do it once. >> people know what they are doing with their roofs that will last for a long time and not have to redo it. is this the same concept as painting where it takes a lot of effort to get ready and the prep work and the materials are such a large part of the expense or the materials are a big piece of the expense. i tell people in painting, buy the best material you can because you don't want to keep redog it. is this the same concept. >> it is the prep work is important if you go over a bad part tell effect the roof. >> going over a bad surface. the implication is most buildings in san francisco are existing buildings. we don't hav

god bless you. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm ed henry in las vegas. this is cnn's special "ballot bowl" coverage. this is really the final sprint to the midterm elections. we've been talking about them for months now. so much of it will shape the u.s. congress, both the house and the senate. so many governor's mansions up for grabs, as well. president obama woke up today here in nevada because of this race, harry reid fighting for his political life. air force one just landing in minneapolis. we'll hear from the president live next hour. >> i'm jessica yellin in orlando, florida, where sarah palin is the star attraction coming up at a republican party rally. michael steele just wrapping up. we're going to bring you live events from around the country. we'll take you to minnesota where the president is stumping for the democrat candidate there for governor. we're going to go to the governor race in ohio where the democrat is trying to keep his office, ted strickland. we'll take you to arizona where sarah palin surprised a crowd earlier in the week, and

also over this weekend we heard from henry's friend.brandon cox who was sitting in the passenger seat when police were firing at the car. >> we were just enjoying each other's company catching up. we generally enjoy being with each other. we have fun together. it was good until everything happened. >> reporter: they're saying d.j. was actually drunk at the time. can you comment on that? was that true? were you drinking? >> i can't speak to that either because it's a case. like i said, the truth will prevail and d.j. will get justice for what was done to him. >> reporter: does it matter if he was drinking or not? >> i mean, no. i mean -- they still had no right to fire on him. either way. i don't -- i don't see them being able to justify that either way. but, i mean, like i said, we'll see what happens when we finally go to court. >> the henry family will hold a funeral this coming friday on what would have been his 21st birthday. >>> switching gears here, hero or villain? the few two for an atf agent charged with second gre murder could

don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after. in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour. there is enough to go around. drink every hour and every hour after. go to the river there is enough to go around. drink up the hours and every after burned down by the river -- drink air land is here for after survivors go around they are enough. [applause] >> flood song 8 stray dogs duet. >> the every i learned. food. for the good. love. your hand smiled with me. you wanted me to understand you with -- my tee

i'm jessica yellin in orlando, florida, joined by ed henry who is in las vegas.e just brought you a speech by sarah palin, speaking in this auditorium in orlando, florida, to some die hard republicans who came out for a fund riser to hear her rally the troops and get out the vote and deliver her message. part of her message was a very hard knock on president obama. you might recall earlier this week, president obama, in a speech of his own, told voters who were sitting with him that one of the reasons this has been a tough election for democrats is that people are upset, and because people are upset, they're not thinking clearly. well, sarah palin used that phrase, she said -- she used that phrase to -- against the president and ran with it in a rift here that got the crowd going. we wanted to replay that for you. this was sarah palin speaking just a short time ago. >> friends, the president is now telling us that we're not thinking straight because of all the fear and frustration that americans have. he claims facts, science and arguments aren't winning the day

henry. and is still has some fragrance? >> absolutely, henry, you are very good.at i cannot keep time. so i can keep speaking. and i want to thank you. >> you can take these off. >> and it is called start roses. >> this is the romantic. correct. -star roses take it for me. and thank you for bringing these and take a wonderful aroma. >> henry as always talking about being in the dark la >> and a live look of side. on the right, walnut creek and a beautiful look at the tower. that is your mt. tam. >> let us check-in with jacqueline bennett with a check of the weather. >> that dense fog out there this morning. and it will make way for sunny skies this afternoon and warmer temperatures. the fog is around the bay shores and on the coast. and to the 12 p.m. hour, just back hugging the coast line up and down the bay area. and by 3:00 p.m., sunny, mild conditions and temperatures very similar to what we saw, yesterday. 61 on the coast, 83, inland will be the warmest spot. here is a look at the fog tracker this morning, to backtrack a little bit how it progressed overnight

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absolutely the best thing you'll ever heat at henry's louisiana grill.sex on a plate, baby. yeah, come on. what it means is community. it means friends, family, everybody has come together so much for us. that's what the plate list is. friends, family, and everybody that cared about us and everybody that's ever eaten in here at one time, 1,000 times, our regulars, it doesn't make any difference. that's what a plate list is. that's putting them all on one big plate and that's the best thing about it. thank you for making me the plate list winner. thank you, america, and he everybody that voted for me. >> congratulations to henry chandler. brother's got soul to spare. and thank you to all of you who entered and voted. >>> when we come back, islam in america. that is the sub jebject of tonis closing argument. first, here's what's coming up with jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: tonight, ben affleck is here. maura tierney is with us, we have music from usher and "this week in unnecessary [ male announcer ] sacramento and silicon valley are only one hundred thirty mile

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forces will be hoping john henry is a different kind of owner. his record with the red sox suggest he could pay -- he could be. he wants to get liverpool back to the top. >> that is part of football. there is no doubt that a cloud has been lifted from the football club. >> there is no question liverpool's image has been tarnished. while this and will raise hopes for the glory days, perry the damage will not be easy. -- repairing the damage. >> ticket prices for the london olympics in 2012 have been announced. you can pick one up for around $32, but the best seats will set you back $3,000. there is still time to start saving. tickets go on sale next march. it was made to be walked over but days after latest exhibit was unveiled they have had to coordine it off. hook there may be a health risk. -- there may be a health risk. >> it was meant to be a work of art you could walk on. visitors are being asked to interact, but today that invitation to participate was withdrawn. you can still look but you cannot tread. they say they were imposing the ban b

ed henry's live at the white house this morning. not a very flattering investment of the obama administration's performance as it relates to the oil spill. >> that's right, kiran. this is just a blistering series of reports that this commission comes out, basically charging that this administration did not fully inform the public about how much oil is flowing into the gulf. it goes back to two weeks until after the first explosion where basically these reports are charging that government scientists wanted to put worst case scenarios out there for the public about how much oil might be pumping into the gulf and that it was blockeded eby the administration. and throughout it, the administration did not simply inform the public in this commission which you said was appointed by the president itself. is charging that led to the sense that the government at all levels just is not on top of it. take a listen to this in a report, quote, the federal government created the impression it was either not fully competent to handle the spill or

cops saying they opened fire when danroy henry, jr.and witnesses giving different accounts of what happened. reporter from our fox affiliate, wnyw has the story. >> reporter: as he left the arraignment, pace university quarterback joe's arm was in a sling, police say he used his elbow to break a window during the melee after his teammate, d. j. henry was shot and killed in the shopping plaza sunday morning. he is one of several football players arrested that sunday morning, pleasantville police responded to a disturbance at a restaurant in the westchester shopping plaza. and henry was in the car waiting with two other people in a fire lane and police asked him to move, next police say he rammed several officers. cops fired, henry was killed. another man in the car was hit but not seriously injured. three players thsay they tried help him, lying handcuffed on the ground and they were arrested and cops said they were interfering and players and two other witnesses, now plan to file a lawsuit against police, alleging officers used, quote,

we will be right back for henry's garden. >> on this edition for henry's garden is at bipods. >> no theyey may be tumors of for you buy it every one of these pots has an eye-popping (knocking) henry what are you doing? >> somebody has to keep an eye on the garden. >> bad joke. they are neat little things that they are supposed to go on tree trunks. >> i really like these, because it brought them. i would put this up on that tree. >> it can also go in your fireplace. >> that would scare away people wouldn't it? >> know it wouldn't. >> speaking of what is your talking about dollies. what do dalis have to do about bias? dahlias are it the easiest plants to grow. do not think so? >> i think so. >> i wasn't asking you, i was asking him. i will let you know what is your time to talk. it is buzzes time to talk about. when they go dormant like this in the dormant season you want to cut them down after they are browned but do not cut them too early. wait until they are actually brown because the balls are getting their nutrition. >> the top now. they're not bulbs, they're called tumors. >> i woul

i look forward to your letter, henry. well, it was a pretty good show tonight.learned a lot about austrian serial killing operas. and we also learned that apparently austrians speak german. who knew? like you wouldn't be having a conversation with john malcovich and kind of like lose it every now and again? it's john malcovich! come on! anyway, we're out oust time. -- we're out of time. i don't feel i sold medieval times strongly enough. [laughter] craig: maybe the next time i go, i'll get free made. good night, everybody. good night. [cheers and applause]3q hey stainbusters, another stain missed, another shirt ruined. good thing the expertise of spray n' wash is in our new resolve in wash stain remover. just add to the wash. the stainseekers will find, penetrate and lift away the toughest stains. trust resolve. forget stains. >>> that is really offensive. >> a crime on a local college campus so offensive many students didn't want to talk about it. >>> a health alert. at $6.99 and right on your spice rack, see how nutmeg is a drug of choice among kids. >>> we ta

treasury secretary henry paulson and fed chairman ben bernanke began a push through what might be called the final plunder the real story was not widely known except soon on c.-span on thursday at about eleven o'clock in the morning the federal reserve noticed a tremendous drawdown of the money market accounts in the united states to the tune of five hundred and fifty billion dollars we were having an electronic run on the banks their estimation was that by two o'clock that afternoon five and a half trillion dollars would have been drawn out of the money market system of the united states would have collapsed the entire economy of the united states and within twenty four hours of the world economy a shell shocked congress was given a summary page plan in essence it gave paulson total control to spend seven hundred billion dollars some saw this upon were grab others sold a deliberate creation of the crisis to push through a corporate agenda and troll the media enough to ensure that the public will not notice that this bailout will and get them for generations what was unique was the refus

henry hit two officers with a car and was driving toward a third when they fired, the police say. his father doubts that. >> it needs to come out. we need everyone to come forward who knows the truth of that night to help us get to the absolute truth. we can't begin to even grieve our son until we have the absolute truth. >> now a witness who shot some video of this happening say it looked like henry was moving forward when cops told him to do so outside a bar. henry was a pace university football player. >>> more pentagon secrets, this time about the war in iraq being released by wikileaks. scrambling to contain the damage. more than a hundred analysts are eyeballing the hundreds of thousands of reports that could amount to a classified history of the war in iraq. nato's top rack says lives could be put at risk. we want to hear from you. do you think releasing classified information about the war in iraq puts american lives in danger? text yes or no to 97999. you can also vote on wgntv.com. results after tom skilling's forecast. >>> oj's lawyer calls it a setback. to overturn sim

. >> reporter: morgan hill resident henry enriquez is very concerned about dead trees and dry brush that he sees while out walking his dogs in anderson lake county park. when you look around the park here, lots of dry brush. >> i know. >> reporter: do you worry about that? >> yes, i do. yeah. >> reporter: the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for most of the bay area, mainly in mountain areas over 1,000 feet from napa county all the way to santa clara county. a cal fire representative says no recent rain combined with the current warm weather means the bay area hills are ripe for fire activity. >> so the fuels are very receptive and very dry and the concern is that if we do get a fire start with the wind and the low humidities and the conditions of the fuels the, we could get a fire that sustains itself and becomes dangerous. >> reporter: dry brush can be seen just about everywhere in the bay area. and just because the official red flag warning is only for higher elevation, cal fire says everyone has a role to play to prevent fires. >> he what you take care of your y

asked at this point in time that there be a re- presentation of the medal of valor presentation for henry parra and russel gordon. i can do the presentation. i have the documents before me. or the chief can join in with this. before we do that, lieutenant riley -- reilly, can you tell the commission for each level what it takes to receive an award, whether it is a gold, silver, bronze, or a police accommodation? >> this is from the department awards. where risk of life actually existed and the officer had sufficient time to evaluate that risk. where the objectives were of sufficient importance to justify the risks. where the officer accomplished the objective but failed to accomplish the objective by sustaining disabling injury or death. the second highest award of valor is merited when the following exists. when the officer manifests outstanding bravery in the performance of duty under the circumstances not required for a gold medal of valor. where the officer risks his or her life with full and questionable knowledge of the reasonable danger involved or when a reasonable person who expe

on february 17, approximately 16:30 hours, lieutenant henry perra and sergeant russell gordon confronted a deadly situation on the 1800 block of irving street. at that time they were celebrating the beginning of the lunar new year. each and every restaurant on that block was full of people and families. i also note there was a library where children were coming out nearby. for outstanding bravery to respond to what they viewed. their split-second decision-making in an ability to tackcally respond and control the immediate deadly threat. their willingness to put their lives at risk knowing it was necessary to save the lives of others, their controlled and disciplined response -- it is important it was a controlled and disciplined response -- both initially in it and managing the homicide scene falls well within the guidelines of consideration and department recognition of medal of valor. the 1800 block of irving street is part of a light commercial corridor which runs seven blocks west. it contains many restaurants, small businesses, and is surrounded by residential streets. many of these

henry of the new england sports ventures group. but we've learned during this saga not to assume anything. and we'll have to wait until tomorrow afternoon to be sure. >> dan rowan reporting there. some other top stories for you now, and record numbers of homes are being repossessed in the united states. as a debate rages nationally about the way lenders are managing foreclosures. one company tracking foreclosures says u.s. banks repossessed more than 100,000 properties last month. the highest monthly number since the subprime mortgage crisis began two years ago. the obama administration is appealing against the federal court ruling that orders the pentagon to stop enforcing its ban on gays serving openly in the military. the u.s. government says an immediate end to don't ask, don't tell will irreparably harm the public interest in a strong and effective military. but the pentagon says it will comply with the court order pending the appeal. the commander of international forces in afghanistan has insisted that the investigation into