for christians, this is a holy season, the celebration of the birth of our lord and james -- our lordior jesus christ. the christmas story begins two dozen years ago with a mother, a father, baby son, and the most extra gift of all, the gift of god's love for all of humanity. police, window that the birth of jesus christ -- whatever our beliefs, we know the birth of jesus christ forever changed the course of human history. there is hardly an aspect in our lives today that his life has not touched. law, andc, culture, every respect for the sacred dignity of every person everywhere in the world. year, atevery christmas time, we recognize that the real spirit of christmas is not what we have, it's about who we are, each one of us is a child of god. joy is the true source of this time of the year. that is what makes every christmas merry. and that is what we remember in today's beautiful ceremony, that we are called to serve one another, to love one another, and to pursue peace in our hearts and all throughout the world. and so tonight, i think the millions of americans that light our liv

our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (jameson our facebook (darya) that's it for us this morning... newscast i look at you! tyson any'tizers and crispy strips. [ sound of sports game ] you help fuel greatness. you'll just have to make the ultimate game day sacrifice... and be eaten. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." a glamour model claims she was kidnapped. >> i woke up in a duffel bag. >> announcer: and abducted to italy. >> dr. phil: your abductor takes you shopping. you were reported laughing like a happy couple. >> i wasn't laughing. >> dr. phil: they found dna in the sheets. >> he didn't involve me in his sex you act. >> dr. phil: why do you think people are speculating that you faked this kidnapping? >> chloe ayling says she was abducted while attending a photo shoot. police officers say ayling was attacked and locked in a suitcase. >> dr. phil: it was an unthinkable story that took over the headlines. the 20-year-old claims she was lured by her

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james our final stop on the new silk road the former still making town of discord in germany's industrial heartland hopes a new eleven thousand kilometer rail link to china will revive the local economy. business did of your business work after facing a barrage of criticism for the liberal is slowing down old rifle models apple now says it will reduce the price of battery replacements to regain customers trusts some uses have long suspected the company was using their regular software updates to slow down older i phones encouraging consumers to buy newer models apple admitted the procedure but says it was done to prolong the life of aging batteries the company has had eight separate lawsuits in the u.s. filed against it over the matter and has additional legal trouble in israel and france now today marks the last trading day of the year and what a year it was donald trump took office to move markets with his isolationist agenda tax plans v.w. is diesel gate scandal continued to make headlines for the third year running because rollercoaster ride mesmerized investors although our global gr

our own movie.""a great idea." jamesisaster artist," based on the true story of the eccentric and determined director who made "the room," a film so bad, it's become a cult classic. like "the shape of water," "the disaster artist" is receiving high marks from critics, and the gotham independent film awards named franco best actor of the year."i know where all the bodies are buried.""did he -- did he kiss you?""why are you getting so heated?"woody allen returns with "wonder wheel," set on new york's coney island in the 19-50's. despite a cast led by kate winslet, jim belushi, and justin timberlake, reviews have been mixed for the latest film by the oscar-winning writer- director. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... we continue to monitor the reaction to the not guilty verdict for the man charged with killing kate steinle. we are live in san francisco where there is a growing memorial. and we will be joined on set by a criminal defense attorney to discuss the j

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james, the first bishop of jerusalem. in our daily prayers, james is our lord. claimed the cathedral is built on the site of james' home. worshipers also believe his remains are buried here. >> according to armenian tradition, the bones of st. james were brought from the valley of kidron where they were originally buried, and they were reburied under the main altar of the present st. james cathedral. >> but what happened to the box that first held his mortal remains? >> so is the james ossuary real or not? that's a tough question. the jury is still out on that one. >> at the end of it, you still have a mystery. we'll never quite know if the james ossuary is real or not. we'll never quite know if it's that james, the brother of jesus. >> after golan is acquitted of forging the inscription, the ossuary is eventually returned to him. now he is hoping to put it on display for a second time. >> it should be exhibited to people who have interest in early christianity. and we have a lot of material now that everyone can evaluate, read and even get his own impression or

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our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (jamested on our mobile app, kron four dot com and on our facebook and twitter feeds. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." she went from good girl to this. >> we did not raise a gangster. >> announcer: involved in a drive-by. >> my friend got shot in the head. >> dr. phil: there was drugs and gun in there. aren't you on probation? >> yes. >> dr. phil: that sounds criminal. >> this is who i am. >> dr. phil could beat you up if he wanted to. >> dr. phil: i think i just got insulted. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: today will be a changing day in your life. >> five, four -- >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you. [cheers & applause]

the centerpiece of the presidents circle is the tomb of james monroe, our fifth president. james monroe was born in westmoreland county, virginia, had a home near charlottesville called ash lawn, and was a veteran of the american revolution. we are at a very exciting time because the two of james monroe has been out for a year and a half being restored. it was assembled and erected in 1858. over the years it deteriorated. it had to be taken down because 40% had a be recast. we were watching the re-assemblage of the monroe reliquary. this was designed by a richmonder and built in philadelphia. james monroe, our fifth president was reburied in hollywood in 1958. he died 27 years earlier and had been buried and marble cemetery in new york. during the 1850's, the general assembly of virginia was trying to honor our revolutionary veterans by bringing them back to virginia. the family gave her permission and in a large ceremony, july, 1858, munro was removed from marble cemetery in new york and reburied in hollywood cemetery. john tyler is also buried in the presidents circle. it

host: on our democrat like my james, hello -- our democrat line, james, hello. go ahead. want tofirst, one -- i mention, people are ragging on alabama. first of all, alabama had 40% of people voting, so the state has not changed. red.- you say it is host: we will have to leave it there. we were asking about the alabama senate race -- but what the think about the results from yesterday -- what do you think about the results from yesterday? he said, people voted. rep. taylor: my thoughts on it? james, sorry i could not year you. when you look at the alabama race, they spoke and there are many ways to look at it and many contributing factors to what happened, but the reality is republicans, and i know that there were 22,000 right in votes, and i think he lost by a similar number, so clearly republicans wrote folks in, or they voted against him. that was their decision and they spoke yesterday. and i think, i have been on the record that i thought mr. moore was a flawed candidate and some things are more important than politics and i think the folks in alabama showed that. ho

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) our top story at 5:30...s are getting back to normal in the east bay following a week long strike by city workers in oakland.( darya ) a mediator has been brought in to help reach a deal between the city and the workers. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at city hall this morning with the latest thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) another big story this morning... mayor ed lee is being remembered all across san francisco. he lived in glen park... and some people held a small vigil outside his home. kron 4's j.r. stone spoke to a man who knew the mayor for 22- years. prayers outside the glen park home where san francisco mayor ed lee lived.sot just like everyone else it's shock and sad i think we lost a great mayor.his neighbor bob

our david lee miller is live from jerusalem with the very latest. david lee. >> reporter: james airstrikes in gaza targeted hamas weapons-making facilities, a weapons warehouse as well as a military compound. meanwhile, throughout the day there were anti-u.s., anti-israeli demonstrations that took place in gaza and across the west bank. in bethlehem and other cities, palestinians threw stones, there were also clashes along the border with gaza. ten palestinians were wounded, israeli officials say the military is trying to exercise restraint. a spokesman for hamas responded by saying, and i quote: the fuse of the ant fad da has been lit and will continue until objectives are met. and in jerusalem outside the old city itself, about half a dopsen people were arrested for holding what authorities here called an illegal protest. it does appear the demonstrations were less intense than during the last three days, but about 140 palestinians were wounded. the harsh rhetoric from world leaders condemning president trump's jerusalem declaration continues. the palestinian foreign minister

no vote, no majority is worth losing our honor, our integrity." (james winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, if you have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you're allergic to trulicity. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or symptoms like itching, rash, or trouble breathing. seriou

our home."> (james)representative nancy pelosi came with a flag that she had arranged to fly over the nation's capitol in honor of ed lee. ( james ) a father and his son drowned near goat rock beach in sonoma county. it happened shortly after 6:00 last night. coast guard officials say the two were playing in the water when a big wave swept the child into the ocean. the father went after the child. a life guard pulled the two to shore. unfortunately, the father died at the beach... and the son died at the hospital. ( darya ) dozens of san francisco police officers rushed to the four seasons hotel ... when a gun went off. and the shooter in question... an off-duty richmond police officer... who refused to leave his room. police say he used a handgun ... and it took at least an hour of negotiations before he surrendered to authorities. no one was injured during the incident ... but the off duty officer was placed on administrative leave. (darya) take a look at this video into the kron 4 newsroom ... a car

our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports.look routine, shaking hands before talks will stop but there is nothing routine about this encounter. the foreign secretary and uncharacteristic pretence, and with good reason. he wants to improve relations, but also criticised some of iran's actions, while arguing for prison releases, including of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, i case many accuse him of damaging because of loose talk last month. watching

robin. ( darya ) now we want to continue our team coverage.( james )coverage.team continue our want to center. robin. ( darya ) now we want to continue our team coverage.( james ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the scene on south bound 880 in oakland. lydia. ( lydia ) one person has died after the accident involving a fed ex truck. ( darya ) and now we want to go to will tran who is live on north bound 101 in palo alto where a crews are cleaning up a big rig crash and oil spill.( james ) will ( will ) the accident happened around 1:45 this morning. right now 3 lanes are closed. street sweepers have been called to the scene/ thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james )( darya ) right now.. we want to just a check of the forecast. rebecca: dry weather can be expected today with cool daytime highs followed by a colder night into friday morning. high pressure keeps things dry and seasonable through the weekend. clouds may increase by christmas day as the next front approaches along with possible light rain. ( james ) hayward police used a decoy package to

i'm james longman in warsaw. >>u >> ourhanks to james longman there. >>> and the world war ii veteran they're calling the running man. >> and he's only 100 years young. >> that's it? >> you're watching "world news now" reason, i decided to go for a little run. so i ran till the end of the road. and when i got there, i thought maybe i'd run to the end of town. >> that famous scene from one of my favorite movies "forrest gump", could have been written about orville rogers. >> he decided to go for a run one day when he was 50 years old, and 50 years later he's still running and setting records. here's david muir. >> reporter: a bomber pilot who went on to become a commercial pilot. and after decades of flying, this father, grandfather and great-grandfather hung up his wings and laced up his shoes becoming a marathon runner, setting 13 world records, training every other day, and at 100. >> his secret? >> i eat right most of the time. i have a wonderful, family and lots of wonderful friends. >> reporter: over the weekend, surro

today's edition is the alabama election and who better to bring us through our flashback, chief washington correspondent jamesoins me now. our resident historian. good evening. one of you got? >> one of the week's biggest political stories was the triumph of democrat doug jones over roy moore and that fiercely contested special senate election and in alabama tuesday night. alabama is such a staunchly red state that doug jones was margin of victory was only about one and a half percentage points. many wondered whether a democrat should win a senate seat under any circumstances. as it happens, the last time it happened was a quarter century ago. even then, there's a catch. in 1992, richard shelby defeated his largely unknown republican rival richard sellars, a business consultant by more than 30 points. shelby was about as conservative a democrat as could be. he campaigned in part on his success and he was rated as one of the most consistent supporters. within two years following the republican revolution. the entire cost of that senate race was under $4 million. just for good measure to give you a sense of the

our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. it could look routine. borisjohnson and his iranian counterpart, mohammad javad zarif, shake hands on the way into talks. but there's nothing routine about this encounter. the foreign secretary looking uncharacteristically tense, and with good reason. he wants to improve relations but also criticise some of iran's actions while arguing for iranian prison releases, including of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — a case many accuse him of damaging by loose talk last month. watching anxiously with me in london, nazanin's husband, richard ratcliffe. he has campaigned day in, day out for her freedom since nazanin's arrest in april last year. i'm sure it'll make a difference, i'm sure him being there, i'm sure him raising her case, raising her case in the context of lots of other stuff can only help improve relations and improved relations can only lead to a better case for us. i think that's right, but i'm not expecting that on monday morning he comes back with her on the plane. borisjohnson is saying nothing at all pu

james rosen has our report. james: bruce orr had an office four doors down from deputy a.g.od rosenstein until he was stripped of his title and ousted from his office. this came just before fox news was going to report his meetings with the authors of the trump dossier. christopher steele and glenn simpson, founder of fusion gps. they were paid by the democratic national committee to compile the dossier. devin nunes whose office uncovered the connection demanded access to orr's documents and orr himself. >> i have got a real problem with strzok being on the case because of the conflicts of interest. peter strzok was removed from the staff of the special counsel robert mueller in july. and who d.o.j. belatedly cleared for questioning by the nunes panel. >> they need to produce the information. if they don't, i don't want to go contempt. i don't want the dram of a floor fight. but if we have a floor fight it will be because the department picked one, not us. james: former fbi director james comey has described it as a compendium of salacious and unverified material. investigat

the bbc's james cook starts our coverage. emergency. we are on the ground. james: the engineer calling for help on the radio has just survived a deadly high-speed crash. >> hey guys, what happened? >> we were coming over the corner to take the bridge on i-5 and we went on the ground. >> is everybody ok? >> i'm still figuring that out. we have cars on the highway. james: other survivors spoke of a rocking and creaking noise, followed by turmoil. >> i just grabbed onto the chair in front of me for dear life. my laptop when flying, phone went flying. people were screaming. it was crazy. james: some passengers were asleep, others were sitting coffee when the train careened off the track onto my five below. >> multiple cars were struck by train cars that left the train tracks and went down onto the road. the people who were in all the vehicles, even when you see the pictures, it is pretty horrific -- at this point nobody in a vehicle was fatal. james: the express is taking a new faster route from seattle to portland for the first time. safety concerns were still b

with the exception of christmas day. ( james ) winners and losers is next with our financial expert robt to go to robin winston who is tracking the impact on your comute. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 rebecca:dry weather can be expected today with cool daytime highs followed by a colder night into friday morning. high pressure keeps things dry and seasonable through the weekend. clouds may increase by christmas day as the next front approaches along with possible light rain. (james) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner: more electric cars . . . not just elon musk's tesla . . . electric vehicles went from science experiments to the object of automaker infatuation. mercedes-benz declared it would offer ev or gas-hybrid options throughout its line-up by 2022. general motors, an icon of the internal combustion engine days, will spend $4.5 billion to roll out 13 evs in the coming years, while ford motor will launch 15 ev or hybrid models by 2025. a

this as the former fbi director james comey defends an old coworker who was recently removed from a powerful position. comey writes on twitter. sadly we are at a point in ourolitical life where anyone can be attacked for partisan gain. james barrack served our country incredibly well for over 25 years and deserves bert. baker was appointed to the fbi's general counsel in 2014. the general counsel is let in on all of the investigations handled by the bureau. sources tell fox news barrack is not fired, but reassigned. his reaseen itment is somehow tied to investigation related to leaks. sources tell us this is:baker is tied to a moth officer jones article. the journalist says baker was not his source. no word on who will replace him as general counsel. mike: a federal judge blocking parts of the president's latest ban on refugees. it prevents people from mostly muslim nations from reuniting with family members living in the u.s. reporter: this is a partial listing of a ban on immigration from mainly muslim countries for people who have relatives in if the united states. the judge made the nationwide order. those who have put in immigration visa requests, the

. >> up next look at james >> in our on line poll, we asked dew believe by defending robert mueller andl rob rosenstein demonstrated a lack of awareness of the depth of corruption that ensnared the upper echlons and bureau of the department of j. 86 percent of you responded affirmative. back with you is molly hemmingway and vince collinnaz. it is stunning thing that mueller would have andrew wiseman and nine democrats on his team and also be ignoring so much obvious evidence that says there is no collusion. >> right. it is not just all of these people that are compromised and sended notes to sally yates or partying with hillary clinton and show text that show hostility to the president and language of trying to have an insurance policy. but the top official. his wife was working with fusion gps and also in the context of a year in the russian investigation, we have no evidence that the trump campaign illegally colluded with russia. if it is not that, why did we spend our time on this? are we jub sected to a information campaign that has no impact. >> lou: it is not by the russia in term

the we are all made in the image of our lord. jameseredith who were persecuted for standing up for their rights for the same education as every other american student. young people like the nine brave andents who quietly sat they sat very stoically for very proudly at the jackson public library in 1961. by the way, i would add the word very briefly. they sat very bravely. finally, sergeants. whose brother i just met at the plane and two i liked a lot. stand up leaves. you were so nice, i appreciate it. you were so nice, thank you very much. he joined the u.s. army in 1943 when he was 17 years old. he fought in normandy in the second world war. and when he came back home to mississippi, he kept on fighting for the same rights and freedom that he had defended in the war. he became a civil rights leader in his community. he helped fellow african-americans registered to vote, organize boycotts, and investigated grave injustices against very innocent people. for his courageous leadership in the civil rights movement, he was assassinated. by

our correspondent james cook reports from los angeles.r struck on the very first run ofa disaster struck on the very first run of a new express service from seattle to portland. some were asleep, others drinking coffee when the train careered off the track onto the busy motorway below. survivors spoke of a rocking noise as the engine took the curve at speed followed by crashing and screaming. i grabbed onto the chair, my laptop when flying —— went flying. people were screaming, it was crazy. trained 501 was operated by amtrak, which said there were some 78 passengers and five crew members on board. police say the crash happened at 7:55 a.m., the height of the rush—hour on the is. multiple cars were struck by the train tracks that went down onto the road. the people in all the vehicles, even though when you see the pictures it is horrific, at this point no one in any of the vehicles is fatal. the express was taking a new fast route for the first time. safety concerns about the project we re safety concerns about the project were still bein

james gallagher, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime...at the brexit talks in brussels. coming up in sport... iam i am live in hull where this evening we will find out which artist is taking home the most prestigious prize in contemporary art, that turner prize. it's the final round of matches in the group stage of the champions league tonight. manchester united are hoping to secure top spot and qualification for the last 16. it's been described as a planetary crisis and now environment ministers meeting in nairobi have agreed that plastic waste needs to be stopped from entering the world's oceans. scientists say they're shocked to discover the effect plastics can have on marine life, endangering animals such as turtles which can swallow foreign items in the ocean. the united nations resolution, which is set to be sealed tomorrow, is not legally binding. but ministers hope it will set the course for much tougher policies. our environment analyst, roger harrabin, reports. the plastic epidemic is everywhere. here volunteers are clearing up a

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our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. it could look routine.son and is reign in counterpart shake hands on their way into talks. but there is nothing routine about this encounter. the foreign secretary looking uncharacteristically tense, and with good reason. he was to improve relations, but also criticised overrun‘s actions, while arguing fora rainy criticised overrun‘s actions, while arguing for a rainy and political releases. good in that of nazanin is —— are gone. releases. good in that of nazanin is -- are gone. i'm sure him being there and raising a case in the context of lots of other stuff can only help improve relations and can only help improve relations and can only help improve relations and a better case for us. i think it is right, though not expecting that on monday morning, he comes back with anything. boris johnson is not saying anything publicly while he is in iran. instead, the foreign office released a statement following what they called a constructive meeting. they discussed the full range of bilateral issues and they both

james reynolds, bbc news, barcelona. our in barcelona where he has been getting reaction to today's developments. manny mariano rajoy wants to have talks with whoever forms the biggest grouping here. let's talk to a professor of economic at the university here and a pro—separatist supporter. we'll carles puigdemont be pragmatic, grown—up, wise enough to actually reach out and meet the spanish authorities halfway to bring about some sort of change, because the status quo cannot continue, can it? we don't know. first he will have to be elected. then he has been offering dialogue and meeting with mariano rajoy. but will he put independence to one side to bring about some sort of movement here to allow the country to move forward? this is doing huge damage, according to madrid authorities, to the spanish economy. they have to negotiate with the other party. they are very tight. there is also a coup. first they must agree in what sort of proposal they are going to make. one of the parties has 32 seats. ca rles make. one of the pa

our lord. students like james meredith who were persecuted for standing up for their right for the same education as every other american student. young people, like the nine brave students who quality -- who quietly sat, and they sat very stoically, but very proudly, at the jackson public library in 1961. and by the way, i would at the word bravery -- i would at the word bravely. bravely. very metzger evers, whose brother i met at the plane, and i liked a lot. you were so nice. i appreciate it. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. he joined the u.s. army in 1943 when he was 17 years old. he fought in normandy in the second world war. to when he came back home, mississippi, he kept fighting for the same rights and freedoms that he had defended in the war. became a civil rights leader in his community. he helped fellow african-americans register to vote, organized boycotts, and investigated great injustices against very innocent people. for his courageous leadership in the civil rights movement, mr. evers was assassinated by a member of the kkk and the driveway of his own home. privileged

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our economy will get worse. this election may reveal catalonia's divisions, but it won't bring them to an end. james making misleading statements about pornography allegations but now theresa mayjoins mps' concerns and calls for an investigation. and still to come... the host of the 2022 commonwealth games will be birmingham! celebrations in the midlands — we'll hear from the bid team on what they're calling an early christmas present. coming up in the next 15 minutes on sportsday. .. swansea's search for a new manager won't include ryan giggs — the manchester united legend has ruled himself out of the running. now, homelessness blights the lives of tens of thousands of people in britain and only yesterday mps called it a national crisis. some of those affected so called ‘sofa surfers' who move from friend to friend to keep off the streets don't even register in the official statistics. so bbc news has commissioned a poll to discover the scale of the problem, particularly among young people. it found that almost one in ten 16 to 25—year—olds questioned sofa surfed for over a month and that more than

this afternoon, our diplomatic correspondent james robbins spoke to nazanin's husband richard ratcliffeobvious, richard, that nazanin is not coming home with the foreign secretary. but do you think there is any evidence that this meeting, the series of meetings in tehran, could make a difference? i am sure it will make a difference? i am sure it will make a difference? i am sure it will make a difference. i am sure him being there, raising her case, raising her case in the context of lots of other stuff, can only help improve relations and can only help improve relations and can only help improve relations and lead to a better case for us. i think that is right. iam not better case for us. i think that is right. i am not expecting that monday morning he comes back with her on the plane. i am looking very closely at who he gets to meet, looking very closely as to what happens tomorrow. then i am looking forward to hearing on monday or tuesday, when he is back, as to debrief is to what went on. i don't expect to hear everything, i know some things stay secret. what we are ina some things

our correspondent james reynolds spoke with froome in the past few hours in mallorca.is currently here in the york at his team's winter training base. he and his team's doctors are now preparing their defence. i sat down and spoke with the tour de france champion and began by asking him whether or not the general public would simply think there goes another cheating cyclist? i can understand a lots of people's reactions, especially given the history of the sport, but this is obviously a very different case. this is not a positive test. as it stands, the uci have asked me for more information regarding my use of sub you tomorrow, a very —— salbutamol, a very common medicine in using abu dhabi treating asthma. i think all asthmatics will know what it is. i have been only too happy to try and help the uci fill in the blanks and to give all that information out, along with the team, to try and get to the bottom of what has happened here. do you have proper medical records to back your defence? i mean, well, yes, i have certainly shared everything i have certainly shared ev

our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins, joins me now.hnson got and james, borisjohnson got into a spot of hot water for suggesting that she was there training journalists when in fact she has been insisting all along she was there on holiday. what do we think this visit may achieve? boris johnson announced his imminent visit himself. he made clear that it is long planned. and that the urging of releases is not the sole purpose. he said he will be raising other issues. on specifically the case of nazanin ghazali —— nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. boris johnson nazanin ghazali —— nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. borisjohnson had to apologise to parliament for using language which appeared to suggest she may not have been there just to see herfamily, she may not have been there just to see her family, which she may not have been there just to see herfamily, which is what richard radcliffe, her husband, has a lwa ys richard radcliffe, her husband, has always said. she denies the charges against. mrjohnson will be raising her case and a number of other

primary authority of our constitution, james madison, perhaps more importantly than anything he ever the case which may be the most important case in the supreme court this term. we are going to test this case about whether james madison and our founding fathers and mothers, whether they were correct or whether they were incorrect and we will continue to be unbridled optimists because we believe in the united states constitution, we believe in religious liberty, we believe in conscience, we believe that this case, that this case rooted in change of all things, means that the government cannot compelling any of us to bake a wake. it's about-- that's correct, it turns on a question of coercion. and we all know that coercion is unamerican so we will continue to celebrate our religious liberties and rights of conscience. we will celebrate our free speech rights. we will celebrate the united states of america and all of us as loudly as possible will shout from third street in washington d.c. we're back, jack. we got your back, jack! we got your back, jack! >> god bless. [applause] and fro

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james madison and john marshall. he gave influential speeches, including a defense of judicial independence. the importance of the judiciary within our institution. opposing views with someone like patrick henry, the firebrand, one of the most powerful figures in virginia, he even denied james madison a seat and ran james monroe against him in the house. but john marshall is someone who was really easy to get along with. so even despite political disagreements with patrick henry, he would maintain close relations with him. so we see this theme as we go through his career about his ability to hold strong constitutional views but also see the importance of finding common humanity with adversaries. and really forging -- let's move to his time where he is in the federal government. the beginning of his career as a national leader of the federalist party. we're up to john marshall in the early career of the federal government. he is asked to run for the u.s. house of representatives in 1978 -- in 1798. he secures that seat. two years later, john adams names them secretary of state. so he is moving from a career in virginia to a central ro

james rosen as our report. reporter: as a form deputy director for the fbi peter strzok participated in mrs. clinton's lone interview with the fbi in july 2016. and he reportedly helped persuade james comey to forego prosecution of mrs. clinton. and which the fbi may have used to launch an intelligence probe on a cam opinion trump advisor. then he became a top figure in the probe of russian collusion led by robert mueller until july of this year when mueller learned strzok sent an email to a colleague critical of trump. >> there were pro hillary people at the heart of the investigation. >> this was one of the lead agents on the hillary clinton email investigation. if trite's disturbing and possibly could call for a reopening of that investigation. reporter: the fbi inspector general is reviewing strzok's role in the matter. a source close to the investigation said it should be completed next year. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes has been seeking to interview him for two months. d.o.j. emailed t

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