response to this great evil, the american people responded as they always still, with good goodness, herad our borders, and hundreds of america's recovery save lives. first responders perform the most heroic rescue missions in history. hundreds of them gave their lives, saving others including 72 law officers from 10 different agencies. the brave men and women on flight 93 prevented another target from being hit that day and saved lives. across the street at the supreme court building that morning attending the annual judicial conference essay will again thursday. the flight 93 heroes may well have saved lives on capitol hill. over the following months, people gave billions of dollars, thousands joined the gun people who joined up, sign up on that day shortly thereafter. thousands of them gave their lives. we must remember them today, too. and so we should remember the department of justice was at the center of much of the country's response. the country faced unprecedented security and legal challenges at the time we had no national security division. much of the work was done in the cri

the rest of the group to say give her a break, she the rest of the group to say give hera break, she, she is that this terrible situation at home and we have got to try and help her. you don't want the hard brexiteers in charge, do you? but actually, what i think has happened is her advisers have missed red the mood of the eu, indeed as they have missed red the eu all the way from the start. —— misread. unless this is a tactic. let's play hard ball misread. unless this is a tactic. let's play hardball now.|j misread. unless this is a tactic. let's play hardball now. i am sure thatis let's play hardball now. i am sure that is the spin she will seek to put on it. when you get into some of these situations, it would appear to some of us who have been in different sorts of negotiations, you have the tough and the tender. you have the tough and the tender. you have mrs nice guy and mrs horrid person. today seems to have been bad cop, emmanuel macron, and even worse cop, emmanuel macron, and even worse cop, emanuel akron's slightly more awful, mrs angela merkel. they have come up with this

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did she completely lack all sense of objectivity about the way the eu might do hera objectivity about the way the eu might do her a favour, which is not necessarily in their best interest to do so, so, ultimately, there are big questions to ask about her leadership, but, as has been the case, really, for the past two years, there has not been quite the right time to ask those questions, because there are a much bigger things that need to be sorted out. ijust want i just want to turn to the daily mail. we have been hearing about the second referendum, we have not heard it in the last 2a hours, not what we are now, or the daily mail is reporting, is that if we were to walk away with real, according to the daily mail and coming from an insider, that voters would be fine with that. i think that this is coming from the international development secretary, someone who was at the forefront of the leave campaign and she said she has been talking to her constituents, she is in portsmouth, and she says that they are absolutely fine with the idea of leaving without a deal. even remain as are fin

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hera beginning talks with japan and so far also appeared to ae off to difficult start.rprise that the usual trade-related suspects traded down. metal to mining stocks, oil companies and large chinese stocks like alibaba, and baidu. it fell off 3% and it was strong hose atal media and for home keeping score of what exactly moves the market. number one it'srade fears a number two, it's the federal reserve raising rates, and number three, technology, leadership faltering, but political turmoil in washington, not so mucht a big mar mover. for "nightly business repois," i'm bobi at the new york stock exchange. >>> apple says some of the proposedit tariffs would some of its products. in a letter to the u.s. trade representative,pplendicated that a proposed 25% tariff on $200 billion worth of chinese imports would affect a wide variety of its productsg includhe apple watch. shares fell a fraction in ing today. >>> well, trade, the economy and taxes are just some of the issu b that wi on the mind of voters when they head to the polls for the midterm elections, and one of the mo

at her home at dawn with a search warrant.t while they are at it, they should take a close look at heraelation ship with bill clinton another accused rapists. if she hesitates? press charges. this is lunatic. sober liberals understand that it is. democrats don't want brett kavanaugh in court because they disagree with him and that's understandable, by the way. they are angry that the republican senate refused to vote on garland, that's understandable too. what's now is dangeroused in a y that has nothing to do with politics, and the matter who you voted for in 2016. extremism has exploded on the left and nobody is trying to contain it.ry here is one particularly jarring example of that. this is congressman john garamendi of california. we know him well. he is one of the few house democrats willing to come on the show. i don't agree with garamendi but i find him a decent person always. here's what he said about the kavanaugh accusations. >> women should be outraged what these white men senators are doing to this woman. the senators, the male senators, who control that committee, are play

heras leadership of the civil rights in the cps to ask that i don't know find a more passionate dedicate leader, so thank you especially for that. >> thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon. so i always sort of preface these panels and my participation in the with some preparation for you because my specialty is the white guy who causes so much trouble. so the folks that brenda was talking about that help calibrate these the risk of that help supervise the system of terrorism that dominate the states before, during, and after the active parts of the civil rights movement. the citizens council. one of the things i think that historians struggle with so much is making sure that we're not using the past tense to liberally. what i mean by that is it is very easy to talk about the past is something other than what we are living right now, and i want to especially in this space or white supremacy has prevailed for so long, to just be conscious that the space we occupy today, not just in mississippi but across our country, has included some of the worst atrocities to freedom than most countries

could you let heras to have the answer that.'t violate the relationship between you and doctor ford? —— let her answer. they confer inaudibly. based on the advice of the council i was happy to undergo the polygraph test although i found it extremely stressful. it lasted longer than i anticipated. i told them my life story.” understand that it can be that way. have you ever ta ken understand that it can be that way. have you ever taken any other polygraph single life? another. you we nt polygraph single life? another. you went to see a gentleman by the name ofjeremiah went to see a gentleman by the name of jeremiah hannington, did went to see a gentleman by the name ofjeremiah hannington, did anyone advise you on that choice? yes, i believe his name isjerry. did anyone advise you on that choice? the person that came to do the polygraph test. he actually conducted the polygraph not in his office in virginia but at the hotel next to baltimore—washington airport, is that right? why was that location chosen? i have left my grandmothe

but nixon's supporters like heras an donald trump. but nixon's supporters like her as an activist.r. democrats come to communities of colour and they say the right things, they give away food, whatever the case may be, but they don't back it up. politics here is so don't back it up. politics here is so dominated by corporate interests, they have a stranglehold on our system. we need people who are willing to be bold and courageous. it has got to the point with the election of trump, people are saying, we cannot do this any more, we cannot sit here with centrists and have far right policies. but not all democrats are convinced lunging to the left will win a race against republicans in more conservative districts. there will be a real revolution, but more likely it will be part of a long—term change and democrats to make them be what they once were, democrats to make them be what they once were, which is the left, the real left in this country. cynthia nixon's celebrity has put the spotlight on the governor's race in new york and the wider contrast on the party's identity. she is beh

although often when imake hera and will drink. forget to drink as many of our friends do. and i think this is a tremendous way of encouraging people to drink. sometimes without realising it. but a suite of something of that nature is much easier for them to visually see, pick up and pop into their mouth. it's a wonderful thing. i think this guy is brilliant. it's a marvellous invention. how do you react to that, lewis? thanks very much. it's great to hear the validation from other people in a similar scenario to my grandma. sincei people in a similar scenario to my grandma. since i have been getting a bit of media about it i have started a facebook group and there are tens of thousands of comments from people in the same situation commenting the same thing. people who have worked in care for30 same thing. people who have worked in care for 30 years think this might do the trick. and could it do the trick? i think so. dehydration is one of the biggest problems. as you both have said, many people get dehydrated and when they are not

hadn't agreed to the conservatorship that they tried to fight it in a sense secretary paulson under hera put taxpayer money into them as the treasury ultimately did with the -- mr. swagel: imagine if he walked out in the public. as ed said, we looked carefully at these firms and just repeat everything i just said. the firms would collapse that cond so -- >> [inaudible] >> let me ask you what role market accounting should play in these situations, particularly where there's a crisis developing and extent does that mall anyify the crisis -- magnify the crisis? is there some type of accounting or regulatory trnt to mark-to-market accounting that won't exacerbate a situation that could lead to a risis? mr. garrett: i spent about six or eight months inside of treasury in the late 014-2016 time frame when we were looking at the course of what had been done. the course what had been implemented. the risks still out there. we were trying to figure out a way to chart a new course. the unfortunate reality for me i was not smart enough to chart a better course. there's very good arguments on both s