after dropping a court injuction which should've prevented the media reporting claims made by former members of staff. the i weekend claims sir philip green has warned former employees he will pursue them through the courts over sexual harrassment claims. the ft weekend says talks between britain and japan on a new trade deal in the event of the no—deal brexit have stalled. a cctv image is on the front page the daily express — it says police of focusing on the footage which could hold clues to finding missing student libby squire. and, the daily mirror claims half of bus rates could be scrapped because of funding cuts. a variety of stories making the front pages. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. let's start with philip green which

i had made a four by six note card for every claim i had read. so then i went to look through my notes. and i was stunned to discover that they were not 100 but about 350. later, i returned to london to do further research on the subject and turned up with another 168 female claimants in a file of claims commission papers i had not researched before. because i have not focused on possible gendered differences among the loyalists claimants, i have failed to see how many women there were among them. i recall recognizing from my compiled data on the success of loyalist claims that the women submitted claims tended to be less successful than men, a fact i omitted from the book for not being interesting. [laughter] norton: the surprise i felt when i had missed an important gendered aspect let me to develop a mantra with which -- if there are any of my former students in the room they should be familiar -- you can't answer questions you don't ask. since i did not ask a gender differentiated question in my dissertation, i did not find a gender different

and the i claims a government review is urging sweeping changes to the uk media industry — includingrms. let us take in. we will start with the ft. sloth growth in a decade, budget headache for phil hammond. absolutely. this is against the backdrop of brexit and the uncertainty but the figures are stark. it is the lowest since 2009, not point percent in the last year and actually december was a real squeeze. and actually december was a real squeeze. 0.4%. experts are saying because everyone is holding back and businesses are not investing in people or capital and so it is with it slowing down. the question is whether it carries on after break that whether it is a hump to get through and break that goes so smoothly that we can come out of it. people start investing again? yes, exactly but let us wait and see. consumers are spending but it its actual production in the economy that seems to be the problem. do you think it is the brexit effect or other more fundamental sides we should be trying to address?m seems to be largely influenced by the related uncertainty and the jitters in dece

i. claimed interim leader refuses to rule out a military intervention in his country to president nicholas. french police are under scrutiny after over one hundred cases are opened and. we talked with yellow vests protester who was on the recent.

the i claims thatjeremy corbyn is facing a party revolt and threats of resignations from pro—remain mpst deal. in other news — the head of instagram has become the first technology boss to back a statutory duty of care to protect children from online harms, according to the daily telegraph — after he announced a ban on all graphic self—harm images on the social media platform. on the front page of the daily mirror — the former strictly come dancing judge, len goodman criticises plans to scrap free tv licences for over—75s, saying it would punish lonely and poorer pensioners. the metro leads with the news that all horse racing in britain has been cancelled for at least six days — after an outbreak of equine flu. and it‘s the same story on the front page of the daily star — which asks the question ‘why the long face‘. not sure that is an entirely appropriate but who am i to comment? it isa appropriate but who am i to comment? it is a serious issue. i know. right, we will get to that in a minute but before that, brexit. in many guises, the guardian is where we will began. strained relation

i. claim it was that big that they had to make it was that will be in the can probably going to come of us have it came out only the impulses dangled president in that are will be cooking to see the end of the casino playboy doesn't look us at the political map for you. at least. was. was. the. same way. it was in the you. it was. was. when folks are talking about socialism like cortez out of new york that congresswoman saying you know see they all say that you know socialism is back and we need higher taxes we need redistribution of wealth that's actually not the solution to some of the shortcomings of capitalism the solution is access to give people access to capital because fifty percent of the stocks in america are owned by one percent of the population now that's an incredibly lopsided concentration of the greatest growth engine in the world by a very small community. and high and you know how this will entice the much sway you know from the food. bank itself movie theater. plus we've got to talk so hard not to think of the mother disappeared to see the work i think i want and i do

i'd everfallen shift to drift off although i would not claim i'd ever fallen asleep. hopefully not when i am speaking. it is a soporific story as a result. this isjustice parker, a high court judge, she joe's staff —— she dozed off during the case in london and a formal investigation took place. she had to express remorse for nodding off in the middle of her duties.|j wonder how you would punish that judge? it is difficult. i sat on a jury judge? it is difficult. i sat on a jury for six weeks and it was a full trial with a lot of breaks because it was a hot summer as well. as a judge you would be used to it but you do have to have a lot of consideration in these cases that are very involved. perhaps more brea ks are very involved. perhaps more breaks but i feel sorry for her. hopefully it was a one—off. if it was more than a one off you would expect a different reaction. she has our sympathy at least. you will both stay fully awake to absorb model of the newspapers in time for our next abuse. that's it for the papers for now. don't forget you can see the front pages o

. >> looking for answers, i claim she was looking for loopholes. >> 15 years ago a neighbor broke into ruth's home in memphis and strangled her to death, the motive, to steal a few valuables. charlie's mom was 93. >> that was a hard thing to deal with. i still think about her every day. >> what would be the first thing you'd saythe , mucian be stone. >> being able to sing one of the verses of it, it helped me heal. >> the killer faced the death penalty until charlie intervened. >> my mother really was against the death penalty so i felt like i had to speak up for her and they said well, very well we will just put him away for life. >> no mercy in this land is a follow-up tot at albumwon best in 2014. charlie is unable to attend the grammys this year because he is headlining a blues festival in mumbai india. kpix 5. >> you could watch the grammy awards here on kpix 5, beginning at four clock p.m. on sunday. follow us on facebook, instagram, and twitter. we will stream live updates. >>> tomorrow we take a look at three bay area artists up for best traditional blues album. >> one of them

there was one i could fact-check. he claimedalf the people standing behind him in the white house had tears coming down their face. there was video of this. the white house filmed this. i went to the video. no one at all was crying. so, i think it's very clear that these steers are dubious even though we can't definitively call them false. >> maybe more than one large individuals have come to him, moved to tears to thank him for saving the country. thank you for the work you do every day and what we read of it on social media. daniel dale with us here in the studio in new york. >>> coming up, the big political announcement that people woke up to today that has absolutely nothing to do with the white house run in 2020. >>> navy combat veteran and retired nasa astronaut mark kelly, notably the husband of former congresswoman gabby giffords, announced he is running for senate in arizona in 2020 as a democrat. the announcement was made via a campaign video that was posted on social media this morning with the title "my next mission.

>> i don't include it on my list of false claims because these always happen backstage. e one was i could fact check. he claimed that at the signing of an executive order on the waters of the united states rule half of the people standing behind him in the white house had tears coming down their face. there's video of this. the white house filmed this. i went to the video. no one at all was crying. so i think it's very clear that these stories are d ushlubious. >> perhaps one or more large individuals have approached him moved to tears in their thanks for what he has done for the country. we'll continue to call on you for help fact checking. thank you. thank you for what you do every day. and coming up, the big political announcement that people woke up to today that has absolutely nothing to do with the white house run in 2020. o with the whe house run in 2020. >>> mark kelly, notably the husband of former congresswoman gabby giffords announced he is running for senate in arizona in 2020 as a democrat. the announcement was made via a campaign video posted on social media

korea or can i claim that we are going to turn north korea into an economic engine of prosperity. n argument in a way of suggesting i have won, i have done more than any president before us, even as we're not actually seeing that much on the actual ground. >> last question, you said denuclearization, whatever that, i can picture steve with an index card defining that, trying to get some unified definition that he can pass off to the president, this is what it is, this is what we think it is and what it needs to be. how huge is that, just establishing what denuclearization is at the summit? do you have a sense that this time around, that is being etched out in stone more than it was? >> they're trying to define it. because denuclearization is a really vague term. for the north koreans it means the u.s. giving up its nuclear weapons, the chinese doing the same and the russians doing the same. we don't view it in those terms. what the president should have done was talk about disarming north korea. that's very clear. when you talk about denuclearization of -- a complete denuclearizati

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he's been proven guilty and again, i say i don't claim to know the man's heart. and i believe in redemption of all men. but he is about to find out what the inside of a jail cell looks like and yet tomorrow, he'll be in the house oversight committee speaking as if he had credibility. he has none. perhaps there was a time in his life when he did. but he's lost that, you see? this is very easy for america to understand this. he's a failed and fallen man. i feel for him as a christian principled man but tomorrow, i'll be questioning him. >> well, christians are all about redemption. he admitted his mistake. that goes a long way in your church. it's about what he can show tomorrow. are you open to what he is able to provide you. it's not a matter of his word against the president who has his own credibility issues but what he can show you as proof of the same? >> well, i'm always receptive to new evidence that could be presented in any case and of course mr. cohen should have turned over anything he is in possession of already to investigators and one of the many crim

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offshoot of the armed group i would say you have which has been operating in the area for decades i so claimed responsibility for the bombings at a cathedral in law a week ago but the military dismissed that and blamed john for the attacks the group was originally called lucky nine when it was formed in two thousand and nine by children and or friends of abu so your fighters later on the group renamed itself i junk a junk which means lost command. and there's ten million passes from kidnapping we keep the two million for our group we also extort money from rich families if they don't give it to us even if they are muslims we kill them too . it's a rhetoric that shocks many here despite previous attacks on places of worship the mindanao region was never sharply divided by religion days after the cathedral bombs there was another attack in a place of worship this time a mosque in some boring the city it happened at midnight eleven people were asleep here when the.

claims act, and of quote. i also asked mr. barr about his stance on cranston, something called the cranston memo. that memo provides a long list of reasons that the justice department can use to dismiss false claims act cases. some of these reasons are pretty as, preserving government resources. just think how that can be used by some faceless bureaucrat to avoid some issue that maybe they don't want to know after fraudulent money or they don't like some whistleblower. obviously those words can mean anything that government wants it to mean. of course the government ought to be able to dismiss obviously meritless cases, but we don't , discretion to the administration, without good justification, but even when the justice department declines to participate in a false claims case, the whistleblower can and in many cases still does recover taxpayers money. yetough mr. barr has not read the memo, he pledged to sit down with me if problems arise. these are positive steps and statements. however, actions speak louder

out last week's twin bombings in the southern philippines as spoken exclusively to al jazeera i still claim responsibility for the attack on a cathedral which killed more than twenty people but the military has dismissed this saying it was the work of a smaller group called a jangle jang tamil arlindo again but one of its fighters. what we wanted to do. he got in our car nervous but defiant he claims he doesn't have a name just like the more than twenty other members of the a john a jungle rubin sulu province on the island of mindanao. we want to kill christians this is our gold we don't want them it's a new even if you've blown to pieces that is the best way to get the better days. are you trying to say you want to become a suicide bomber. we will do whatever we can because that estimate that was given to us by the arabs you know mom it says we must read the piece chance the agenda john is an offshoot of the armed group of which has been operating in the area for decades i so claimed responsibility for the bombings at a cathedral in law a week ago but the military dismissed that and blamed

the i claims thatjeremy corbyn is facing a party revolt and threats of resignations from pro—remain mpsould support in a brexit deal. in other news, the daily telegraph says the head of instagram has become the first technology boss to back a statutory duty of care to protect children from online harms, after he announced a ban on all graphic self—harm images on the social media platform. divorce laws could be reformed within months — according to the times. the paper claims a new bill prepared by the justice secretary will allow couples to divorce without making accusations of bad behaviour. the daily mail alleges that by categorising probate as a fee — rather than a tax — ministers have been able to increase the charge for securing legal control over a deceased person's estate, without mps' approval. the metro leads with the news that all horse racing in britain has been cancelled for at least six days after an outbreak of equine flu — costing the sport millions of pounds in lost revenue. and on the front page of the daily mirror, the former strictly come dancing judge, len goodman cr

after dropping a court injuction which should've prevented the media reporting claims made by former members of staff. the iilip green has warned former employees he will pursue them through the courts over sexual harrassment claims. the ft weekend says talks between britain and japan on a new trade deal in the event of the no—deal brexit have stalled. a cctv image is on the front page the daily express — it says police of focusing on the footage which could hold clues to finding missing student libby squire. and, the daily mirror claims half of bus rates could be scrapped because of funding cuts. a variety of stories making the front pages. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. let's start with philip green which we have been talking about on bbc all day. where allegations of course. the whole thing, has developed from a campaign that your paper has been running for about nondisclosure agreements. while, we have. the face received information about a cover—up of abuses by philip green last summer which we decided it was in the public interest to investigate. we follow this and october at that the co

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the i claims a government review is urging sweeping changes to the uk media industry — including planse platforms. and the daily express warns that millions of people, many of them pensioners, could be left struggling to pay for essentials in a cashless landscape because of a decline in the number of cash machines. jane brexit of course is the elephant in the room. forcing an election or indeed we need an election. we can't have one until 2020. unless lots of hurdles. you can't have a general election. what are you doing. labour wouldn't have said, we don't want to fight you. we like a general election. this moves onto the front page of the sun. cabinet ministers believe this could be a nice poetic finish for the premiership. believe this could be a nice poetic finish forthe premiership. i have done the hard work, i have delivered thanks it, i bow out now. sailing off into the sunset. all prime ministers like to get the opportunity. usually quite astute in his political commentary. the interesting thing, the kind of identified to cabinet issues. two issues. including liam fox. it is in

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sir those are not a chicken white king of allegations demanding way because again once emerson or i claim my time commander white i don't have a lot of time and you know what i've seen you know what i've seen in these reports that were delivered to us buried in stacks of documents this thick without any any notation i saw thousands of cases of sexual abuse if not by h.h.s. staff them by the people that ha-ha staff overseas. i will make that clarification it doesn't make what happened anything less horrific u.s. president donald trump and first order to even more children to be labeled as unaccompanied after they were stripped from their parents at the border under fire he later changed the policy and the courts also stepped in and ordered the children returned many still have not been the new information comes as the democrats now in control of the house promised to investigate the policy for the first time sending subpoenas to trump administration officials promising to expose what happened behind the barbed wire in the camps where the children were kept. washington and also in washingto

. >> i mean, that is freedom of speech. that is what he claims. i don't agreth that but that is eye values free speech. >> people get whipped up into a frenzy on either side. i wish we could sit down and have dialogue.>> reporter: ktvu, fox 2 . >> pg&e tells regulators that splitting into separate power companies could increase safety . at the same time, they warn that a breakup could lead to higher utility bills. the utility commission is considering the plan as a possible way to improve the safety california wild fires. pg&e was found responsible for the gas pipeline that exploded in 2010 that killed eight people. >>> today, the men charged in the deadly go ship fire are due in court. harris is scheduled for a hearing. they are charged with 36 counts of manslaughter, one for each of the 36 people died and that fire in december 2016. the trial is expected to begin in april and could last 3 to 6 months. >> democrats are expected to try to block the declaration of emergency along the southern border picked up president announced the declaration to p

she will appear on the "today" show to talk about a documentary thato delves i this case. she claims she was a o victim sexual abuse by her husband, jobb wayne t. >> he's reached out to you, repeatedly. >> repeatedly, in many occasions, yes. >> what kinds of correspondence have you gotten from him? >> valentines cards, notes, love notes. >> you can watch the entire at interview l this morning on the "today" show right after news 4 today. >>> no we have talk about a smelly situation in maryland. wssc declared an emergency because sewage treatment plants in the state a running out of room to store material waste water is treated. this material is storied inti faci like this one. it is shipped to farms across the state and used as fertili

heightened state of alert now for several days what is the situation in india with all of these claims and as i say counter claims of these alleged aggressions if you like along the line of control. martina's you said there's been claims and counterclaims but indian officials are being very tight lipped it's a very different narrative on this side what al-jazeera has been able to confirm a few minutes ago is that locals though are in the rejoice and sectors of india that mr bush near have told analogise here at that they saw bombs fall from an aircraft but there's been no official confirmation locals also said another i'd unidentified aircraft has crashed in the area again indian officials are not confirming it this is coming from locals on the ground we can't confirm though that there was separately an aircraft crash outside of the capital srinagar we can't confirm what type of aircraft it is though indian media had been reporting it first that it was a jet fighter but people on the ground are saying it looks more like a helicopter and two charred bodies have been found inside that what we can

i've looked at my documented gee nolg, i see that none of my relatives are cherokee, i'm sorry that i claimed all of this would have gone away. >> do you think she has a credibility issue now? >> i definitely think she has a credibility issue. i think as a politician to have not own this mistake earlier and just come clean with it is a huge error that she's continuing to make. she's still not continuing to come clean with it and it doesn't make trump's comments any less racist or harmful but warren does have power to put this issue to rest and to date, she's chosen not to do it. she's now tiptoeing around it, where if she just came out with a clean apology it would put the entire issue to bed. >> i'm hearing a theme emerge from the first 20 minutes of the show. if you make a mistake, own it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, hear from one expert who calls president trump's performance last night proof of how foremidable a candidate he will be in 2020. >>> and betting on beto o'rourke, oprah asked me straight up if he was the real deal. we'll talk about his response and what it m

geisha and i don't think you did they have just to back the claim i think the situation is very much complicated and because i think the part which has not been released within your reports is no one really spoke about the corruption between the two royals and i think the most important element someone begin to look into the financial mistakes by any prime minister someone who was extremely happens to be. in thailand where he has met financial investments and he seems to be having a very special relation with the royals and i think this is all about really corruption and power which is just defying the imprisonment and this is the white tile and find itself to be in a position where they are really paying their fair share for the behind all of that of them really doing anything to to satisfy anyone from the international community the united nations which made explicit all of the railing governments as you mentioned or even fisa order don't pick committee like all those international. things organizations to state like it really i mean if you look into the trade between israeli and b

showed meant to do in front of huge crowds of supporters but i witnesses claim the pictures were manipulated producing their own cell phone videos as evidence they say just a limited group of party functionaries and supporters turned up and that the streets were largely empty i mean when i was nobody showed up from a do or oh it was a lie. the situation in venezuela continues to escalate with madeira and learning to the possibility of civil war. earlier i spoke to correspondent oscar shanker in caracas he described what president material can expect if he does not agree to hold fresh presidential elections by the sunday deadline set by a number of european states. well we can expect the rest of the european countries that said that eight days ago won't follow suit and recognize the legitimate claim why don't have to the president according to french wardlaw situation now the european parliament already recognized the crisis. you could not figure out you know mr something but the consensus does not do what you're not when it's real action fairly last week and it's not what you're in the leade

i don't think anybody should b surprised it has been the reaction to her and her continued claims. e said she was a native american in at least one state bar association. one worders whether it is grounds for disbarment. if you misrepresent yourself i would say it is probably grounds for disbarment. i think the longer she is out there the more people will be talking about this. it is clear that, you know, she is somebody that can't be trusted. >> okay. so no comment on what the president lad had to say. have fun in wyoming. >> thanks, jake. good to be with you. >>> saudi arabia denying a leak to the national inquirer. what did bezos mean when he refer today a saudi connection? stay with us. more than half of employees across the country bring financial stress to work. if you're stressed out financially at home, you're going to be too worried to be able to do a good job. i want to be able to offer all of the benefits that keep them satisfied. it is the people that is really the only asset that you have. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. bring your ch

shallow idea each side on this i don't claim that. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still or hiccough what if i mean your list put video and put him in the new bill is that on the split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. syria from the us lead nice to us people why is no good keep the slime view or smear the focus on the us to do so these days the place you want to get what. you see in the rest of them was not pretty clearly the most good moment in a. really really really really. young. boy. not that old saying oh you don't let. the want to. go back to politicking the terms of that political kind of them time democratic strategist former senior aide to senator chuck schum

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and beach resorts in two thousand and fifteen sixteen people were killed in the attacks which i still claim responsibility for other defendants receive prison sentences ranging from six months to sixteen years and twenty seven were acquitted suspected mastermind behind the attacks chance of being a sunday is still at lunch. to venezuela now where the political crisis has turned into a standoff over a consignment of u.s. and sitting on the colombian side of the border the opposition is trying to work out how to get it into the country after the aid was blocked by the venezuelan military on the orders of president nicolas maduro the opposition leader one guy doe is challenging the do it for control of the country is urging the army to let it through but would euro's call the aid a political spectacle staged by the u.s. to increase the pressure on him well the aid shipment is intended to be the first of many the u.s. and aid agency says it contains enough food to feed five thousand venezuelans for ten days there hygiene kits for seven and a half thousand people including soap and toothbrushes

museum and beach resorts in two thousand and fifteen sixty people were killed in the attacks which i still claim responsibility for other defendants receive prison sentences ranging from six months to sixteen years and twenty seven were quoted this is back to mastermind behind the attacks a sunday is still at large. to the political crisis in venezuela which has now turned into a standoff over a consignment of u.s. aid sitting on the colombian side of the border the opposition is trying to work out how to get into the country after the aid was blocked by the military on the orders of president nicolas maduro the opposition of the one who is challenging the door for control of the country's urging the army to let it through the jurors called the eight a political spectacle staged by the u.s. to increase the pressure on him not all crossing points between venezuela and colombia a close this is the similar crossing between the two countries which hundreds of venezuelans and colombians have been passing through over the last few hours it's estimated estimated that as many as three million venezuelan

that we started with it should not die down one second and voted on the issue is that these sort of claims i clam on the counter claim it doesn't how them ballast it doesn't really help how much as it doesn't tell about it but it was said that you know this government is the judgment this government is not legitimate the other end of the day that i shall community will say to hell with both of them and we should avoid that and i think we should be a just once have been president abbas has been elected by the people there be a law which president abbas and also that is the sole legitimate that are present that the will of the but has the people which is that it could not is by old palestinian which is there could not by all out of companies which is there going now is by that the national community and united nation so if there is a spit then go thought of the there is a unity and there be a law all right thank you very much for this interview we're talking to mohammad to stay and rise or to present the who would have asked discussing tensions between israel and palestine and ways to deceased

museum and beach resort in two thousand and fifteen sixty people were killed in the attacks which i still claim responsibility for other defendants receive prison sentences ranging from six months to sixteen is twenty seven were acquitted suspected mastermind behind the attacks sitting in a sunday is still at large and appears on trial will not take any action against saudi officials for the murder of jamal khashoggi the deadline has now passed for u.s. president to tell congress whether he'll impose sanctions on the kingdom on the legislation called the magnitsky act the president had one hundred twenty days to declare his course of action he's previously said he doesn't want the khashoggi issue to jeopardize u.s. relations with saudi arabia in other developments u.s. senator elizabeth warren has officially launched a twenty twenty presidential bid in massachusetts democrat made the announcement in lawrence northwest of boston before heading off on a seven state organizing top campaign has centered on workers' rights fair wages and access to health care. this is the fight of our lives the figh

not to be a book i think as their claim and therefore what does this mean it means that it will become by de facto and about by the state and by de jure and i but i do we have to take a short break right now mr stay and sorry i have to interrupt you we're back we'll continue talking to hama just i am president mahmoud abbas's advisor discussing the middle east peace process and the road blocks it's facing stay with us. from. the. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to the press this is what the four three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. first sitting. in a world of big movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely

had been shadowed for last saturday was unexpectedly delayed in the early hours of the morning i nick claiming logistical difficulties of ballot boxes they're being put in a truck about to be taken away it's all given rise of course to concerns about manipulation of the process about tampering with voting materials they've had to be very careful to ensure that that hasn't happened take a look at what it says here if this seal is broken please check contents before acceptance and in the last few days the president himself president bihari has implied or soon to outline his promise that only one quarter ballot box stuffing or stealing votes from the date of the election will pay for that with their lives there's been a concerted effort this week by the bush government and election or thought to reassure the public and rebuild trust in the election as the president wants this and he's always insisted on to be very transparent process he wants. their. elections and he's never made it in for once. among the seventy three candidates taking part only to really matter the incumbent president to harry

i rise to claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, madam chair. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. . mr. levin: does the gentleman from georgia have speakers to speak in opposition? mr. collins: no. mr. levin: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: i yield back as well. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from michigan. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 4 printed in part b of house report 116-14. for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 4 printed in part b of house report number 116-14, offered by ms. porter of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 145, the gentlewoman from calif

you news am and beatriz sought in twenty fifteen sixty people were killed in the attacks and i still claimed responsibility the defendants received prison sentences ranging from six months to sixteen is and twenty seven were acquitted the suspected mastermind behind the attacks is still at large. egyptian president abdul fattah el-sisi is set to chair the african union at its annual summit which begins in ethiopia on sunday and amnesty international fears this could undermine the organization its commitment to human rights the rights group expressed concern over the potential impact cc's chairmanship could have on the independence of regional human rights mechanisms and their future engagement with civil society it goes on to list some of the violations carried out by egyptian authorities and tooting and forced disappearances and mass killings during a wave of demonstrations in twenty thirteen that same year the african union itself temporarily suspended egypt's membership when sisi led the military coup against the democratically elected president mohamed morsi tuffy in hawkeye is a social

was a very slow time i mean it took time for people to react to it and it's only now that we see the stare that it caused in the church here we had essentially the bow making two claims that were really quite spectacular the first one is that the church the church itself has been the host of evil i mean these were the words he use of evil and that as a matter of fact it's no longer just a matter of sin but it's a matter of crime and essentially no stone will be left unturned not only to condemn in theological terms those perpetrators but actually to bring them to justice of course now the question he said question of enforcement but this is something that up to this point we actually quite simply have not heard which the church will now actually start treating essentially this case as us crying's and essentially one would assume that this means bringing into the game competent national authorities you know the dismissal of sort of i think what we can call what about every i mean the claimed sexual abuse is something that happens. there or there's a flood families inside inside schools should be taken and this is what he said should be taken in no way as an excuse to

i will claim as much time as i may consume. i rise to offer an amendment to h.r. 8, the bipartisan background checks act. my amendment clarifies that those of risk of committing suicide would be exempt from the background check requirement in instances of imminent threats of death or great bodily harm. specifically, this legislation amends the bill to insert the line quote, including harm to self, family, household members, or others, end quote. to the list of instances when a person is exempt from the background check requirement and may temporarily transfer away a firearm for safe keeping. the spirit of this long overdue legislation is to save lives. and i urge my colleagues to support my amendment which will further achieve this goal by addressing the leading instance of gun death in this country, suicide. last year nearly 40,000 people were killed by gun violence. another 80,000 larlely caught in the crossfire. of those killed, over half, more than 20,000 people tragically died by gun suicide. and the problem has grown. nat

sh-i-mohhamad has claimed responsibility. minister imran khan denied accusations that his country had a direct role in the attack. kistan recalled its ambassador from dehlidi tuss rising tensions between the countries. kashmir has been a source of conflict between the countries since 1947. the neighbors have fought three wars over it. india's primary response in dealing with pakistan has been to try to isolate it diplomatically. it has been widely reported that indianfficials have compiled a dossier that basic groups the government has been directly financing the organization responsible for last thursday's attack. modi'si' -- narendra government has yet to say whether it will go one step further with military action. laura: the british schoolgirl who ran away to join the islamic state in syria says she wanted to be a poster girl for the group. shamima begum says she wants to return to the u.k. and is eking forgiveness. she has been speaking to a -- our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville. quentin: j cradles her tod

trump paid back mr cohen when he was in office as late as august twenty seventeen so lots of claims lots of i like asians did michael cohen back up those claims. well he's backed up his claims with something that he calls evidence whether of course that is proof is another matter though the beauty if you will of this congressional hearing is that mr cohen is able to lay out other pieces of of evidence documents text that he may not be able to in court so far he's presented a newspaper articles for example inflammatory twit tweets but one exhibit which is particularly noteworthy is a check that he held up in court that you know thirty five thousand dollars which again he said was from the president's personal account to his to pay him back for that payment to stormy daniels of course the immediate question was well did the president know that that was what the intended transfer was for but let's take a listen now to that moment mr cohen held up that check in congress as exhibit five eight to my testimony shows i am providing a copy of the thirty five thousand dollars check that the president t

lieutenant governor denying it and now under the gun and may not take over in is a regulars i gif thereis a resign. >> her claims to be taken respectfully. i can't comment on this, i don't know anything about it i know about black face, about the governor, i know about the legacy of segregation and discrimination. one thing to be on someone's face. it's shameful. when it's legislation, a judicial decision, bank policy that's when it really hurts. >> dana: one of the things you write about in the op ed is if people ask for forgiveness we believe in redevelopments. i think president trump said that last night. do you think this is a time when we maybe need to think about that, think about the entirety. should they resign or continue to work? >> well the people, the affected people must give the answer to that question. those who trust them and give them their vote. the same people, they will determine the fate. the people have power over being the redeemer not political but redemption power. this legacy of racial degradation and exploration is deep and ugly. let's do something about it. >> dana: i think most peopl

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