that's john paul when he started school, erm. .. when he was five. started school. that's christopher. why did yous move down here? to move to a better life, to get away from the city and away from the drugs and that, the drug use. little did i know that i was bringing them down to a place where they would have drugs. i thought down here they didn't have any drugs, cos it was that nice and everybody knows one another, and i soon found i was wrong. i knew he was taking a vast amount, but i didnae know exactly how many. ijust knew he was taking a vast amount of drugs. i kept telling him to stop it, to slow down... but he wouldnae listen. for years, john paul was taking a catalogue of prescription drugs, most of them bought illegally. one of his brothers, christopher, found him the night he died. and i went in his room and put his light on and then i go, "something's not right. " so i dropped my phone and i slapped him, and got no response. i phoned 999. they told me to get him out of bed, on the floor, to start pumping his chest until the ambulance arr

nearly one third of them had ta ken etizolam, including john paul in sanquhar.n this programme for an interview. they've said no, but they've given us this statement. "after a thorough review, we identified and removed 11 accounts related to the contact the bbc brought to our attention, and fanned out to remove an additional 16 accounts associated with these profiles involved in similar activity." so that's 27 accounts. we found more than 200. facebook says there is more it can do. if the trade of drugs on social media sites is so blatant, so easy, if deadly pills can be sent straight through the post, then what can the police do about that? in recent months, we have probably taken out several thousand tablets which we suspect are xanax — and we took them out the postal system. i think it would be naive to think that the availability of drugs isnae going to increase with the advent of the internet, and it's been slowly increasing over the years. i'm very conscious that enforcement alone isnae really going to solve the problem. we've been doing that for years and

came to a head last month when unflattering feet is campaign posters the main commission president john paul you and hungary and financier george soros went across the hungry. plan to help us explain the tit for tat i'm joined by correspondent stefan boss in budapest seven thanks for joining me how does this interview that. gave today reflect to the ongoing tensions between the door ban and brussels. well it's really a reflex the tension between the european commission and hungary especially over the issue of migration do prime minister has made clear that he wants what he views as an invasion will mostly migrants and he once again has made it clear in this poster campaign which also includes by the way a personal letter from the prime minister to the households here in hungary and he really wants to make his case against my gratian and of course we see european union elections coming up that is of course an important issue as well i believe just tell us a little bit more about that why migration dispute between obama and the. well it remains an issue because hungary has made clear it wants

parliament monthly data has called for a marshall plan for africa mr bieber who hopes to replace john paul as president of the european commission said the e.u. must do its best to help stabilize what he called europe's neighbor continent falls . kenyan police have seized twenty million dollars of fake banknotes the counterfeit cash had been stored in a deposit box at a branch of barclays bank six people including two members of the bank staff have been arrested the seizure comes at a time when kenya nor makers are pushing to relax regulations requiring financial institutions to record transactions above ten thousand dollars barclays says the fake money seized belonged to a customer and that it is cooperating with the investigation. is donkey skin going to be the new ivory that would be bad news for donkey's because their skin is in high demand in chinese medicine and that makes them want to track to for thieves threatening a long preserved tradition on one wall island in eastern kenya where donkeys play an important part in people's daily business activities. you won't find many motorized

commission president john paul. and hungary and finance george soros went up across hungary. to help us explain the tit for tat i'm joined now by correspondent stefan boss in budapest stefan thanks for joining me how does this interview reflect the ongoing tensions between hungary's prime minister viktor orban and brussels. sure well i think it is far too often a wider campaign by prime minister viktor orban against the european commission they have already plastered with. the european commission president. as well as. george soros so i think. that pain. and tight migration pain i have to add and i think we can really explain it. at the moment a. pain which will last until march fifteenth to launch a new campaign against the advice of the european commission. has already set belief. in a different light and how likely is it that obama has actually banned him from the . well it seems increasingly likely because. several countries have already said that day really wants the governing c.d.'s to be removed from the e.p. of course we have to wait and see death being secret negotia

it's to take place now the main change may security as frostburg with european commission president john paul junker. hearns the future of the border with northern ireland both sides agree that the so-called backstop which for seized northern ireland continuing to follow e.u. rules in order to keep the border they're open would only apply temporarily after. younger warned that there would be no third chance to change this agreement theresa may says the revised terms should convince lawmakers to back her breasts a deal having the insurance policy to guarantee that there will never be. this absolutely right is on this the u.k. some of the commitments in the belfast good friday agreement. but if we have to use that insurance policy it cannot become a permanent arrangement i just know it's the template for our future relationship. to deal with these voted on in january was not strong enough to make that clear and legally binding changes we need to say that right today we have these binding assurances be enough let's bring in the mosque from london to get good morning to you theresa may there soun

in the navy, john paul attended nuclear a fields school and nuclear power school. upon completion of his training he was selected as junior staff instructor. in 2013, john paul was stationed aboard the submarine the uss florida and completed missions that were vital to national security. in 2017, he was sleggetted to become an instrumentation and control equipment instructor, time course for electronics technicians and came as no surprise he was passionate about science, chemistry and nuclear physicianics. this last year he returned and built a heat shield. they were trying to develop a new type of efficient rocket fuel and hoped to start a company once he retired. he was known for his love of his family and was gaminged to be married this summer and loved his daughter. unfortunately, his time on this earth was cut short way too early. mr. speaker, john paul's life was dwiped by his service to his family and to our country. he will be remembered as a father, a sailor, a son, a brother and a friend. my wife and jean offer our deepest and heart delefelt condolences t

john paul is a dead ringer for taylor swift's boyfriend. she has three matts, two conners, two tylers and two lukes. hannah has been studying to be the bachelorette. >> i'm like, all right, reading books about it. because it's like, this could happen. >> coming up, the stars explain what you can expect from us. >> then meghan markle's maternity leave today. how sister-in-law kate is getting her place back in the spotlight. >>> and "e.t.'s" epic throwback with the jonas brothers. >> i'm kevin. >> nick. >> and joe. closed captioning provided by -- see the world with this guy. and hit the town with these girls. in a clinical study, 4 out of 5 users felt better joint comfort. move free ultra. movement keeps us connected. ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spray here... cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying them in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze prestige creams not living up to the hype? one jar shatters the competition. olay regen

john paul is a dead ringer for taylor swift's boyfriend.he has three matts, two conners, two tylers and two lukes. hannah has been studying to be the bachelorette. >> i'm like, all right, reading books about it. because it's like, this could happen. >> coming up, the stars explain what you can expect from us. >> then meghan markle's maternity leave today. how sister-in-law kate is getting her place back in the spotlight. >>> and "e.t.'s" epic throwback with the jonas brothers. >> i'm kevin. >> nick. >> and joe. closed captioning provided by -- >>> now to our royal report. kate middleton's time in the royal spotlight continues. it was announced that the duchess of came braj and the queen will visit kings college sunday. but this time it was harry as turn. as the queen announced harry and mega halfback's household will have their own offices as buckingham palace. meghan's last royal engagement was at monday's commonwealth day service so the mom to be is officially on maternity leave. >> if your idea of relaxing is seeing a horror movie, then

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just as justice john paul stevens did for president gerald ford who appointed him.r more recently, david sluder who george h.w. bush put on. that was the way. a president of one party could end up with an appointee who did not adopt all his ideology or policies. now, you really don't have that. brian: these are the ages of all the justices. justice ginsburg, 86. justice roberts, 64. justice sotomayor, 64. clarence thomas, 70. its 51.uch brett kavanaugh is 54. brian: -- joan: you got it exactly right. it says the younger ones are the conservatives the two in their 80's are the liberals. depending on what happens to any 9 and president trump gets another appointee, the court could move further to the right. nation and for the for the supreme court of will becomes president in 2020 because of these ages. brian: how many years have you covered the court? since 1989.ime, when i started at the washington post as a supreme court reporter it was 1992. brian: your first appearance on this network. 1990. we are going to show a little bit of it right now. joan: this is my puni

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john paul junker appearing alongside prime minister theresa may at a late night press conference he's warned there will be no third chance but out of the new terms enough to win the support of the british parliament in a vote later today also coming up. algeria is ailing president says he will not seek a fifth term this move comes following mass protests next month's elections have also been delayed raising concerns about the country's direction. also coming up sand turning neighbor against neighbor in rural kenya high demand in the construction industry has led to environmental damage and even some deaths in the tracks where sand is collected. i'm brian thomas thanks for joining us the british prime minister treason may have struck a deal to revise the terms of britain's divorce from the european union parliament stude to vote on them later today less than three weeks before that set to take place now the main change may secured in strausberg with the european commission president dog dog. concerns the future of the border with northern ireland both sides agreed that the so-called ba

decision to take off the the cross from the top of the of the monument was called church of pope john paul the second i mean this is unbelievable and this is something that we should not tolerate. so i know you don't like frontex but i'm still going to give you some verse from that because a few weeks ago once again your prime minister warned of a second migrant crisis absolutely could be hitting up worse than in two thousand and fifteen but in january frontex says that twenty eighteen was still lowest number of illegal crossings into europe since sixty years why are you guys so worried about i mean especially that you know most of the newcomers are actually having towards sweden germany not hungry. you know there are thirty to forty five million according to estimates persons around the european union mostly in the southern and southern eastern neighborhood who are either living on the daily humanitarian aid. either are living internally displaced persons already or already are on the move thirty to forty five million who can easily make a decision to head the road towards europe i wasn't

if you've asked each justice individually, john paul stevens loves same-day audio. he's in favor. for whatever reason the camera question is always the first thing that people think of and b i think -- i think with we'll get there and i hope it's some day soon. it would do a lot to restore public trust in the institution. with that, thank you so much for your questions. thank you for sticking around. really appreciate it. >> the war in the pacific, a cure for measles, and the life and legacy of dwight eisenhower. today at 1:00 p.m. eastern, the battle of gaudle canal. >> for the american public it came to symbolize the first fair test of basically the manhood of the generation that would have to fight the war. his average approval rating while he was president for 8 years was 65%, average. the next president who comes closest to that was bill clinton at 55% and then ronald reagan at 53. >> with watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. sunday night penn state history professor discusses her book lady first. >> i was so astounded by all the stuff she did and the way she e

and then there was this rather bizarre unilateral statement made by theresa may in the presence of john paul but with no direct input from the e.u. setting out the ways in which britain might seek to unilaterally exit the backstop if they decide it is all becoming a bit too permanent when there's no sense whatsoever how legally binding that may be in the big question today this morning certainly will be the extent to which geoffrey cox the attorney general is persuaded to change his legal advice to government he was the one who said the backstop of course would be a trap potentially in which the u.k. would link it definitely close to be used truck shows but with no say in them upon his advice some m.p.'s may be encouraged to change theirs but the early signs on not good figures on the right of the tory party and indeed senior figures in the labor party both saying that all of this forms well short of the commitments the government gave essentially to neutralize the backstop well together. the u.s. plans to withdraw all its remaining diplomats from venezuela the state department says the pres

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in one thousand nine hundred one pope john paul the second gave the community a home in the basilica of sentiment interest a very. thankful. it's a tale of completely normal men and women who understand the meaning of the words of jesus in the acts of the apostles it's more blessed to give than to receive. material of santa g.t.o. is by all means a turbulent one but it's a tale of service to the poor it's a mission it's also more joyful tale the joy of giving into working for others. the out. the biggest diplomatic success in the fifty year history of center g.t.o. came in one thousand nine hundred two. it played a key role in brokering the mozambique general peace agreement which put an end to a fifteen year civil war that had claimed up to nine hundred thousand lives. that center g.t.o. is perhaps best known for its aids program in africa the into religious meetings it organizes and its tireless campaigning. once the death penalty. the humanitarian corridor initiative is a logical step in its work to promote peace in that meeting and over cento say in one thousand nine hundred six

found at hay through airport london city airport and at horsham new station has got all cost on john paul brennan he's joining us live from london we've had a statement from the metropolitan police paul tell us what they're saying. yes let me go through it i mean three devices discovered within the space of just over two hours between nine fifty five this morning and ten past noon one of the devices went off and the other two have been recovered intact the police statement has said that basically they were a four sized white envelope white postal bags and i give you a sense that is a a four sheet of paper so you see the type of size of article that we're talking about and inside that envelope was a small yellow jiffy bag that's a padded bag in which what's described by the police as a small improvised explosive device i would take issue with that to be honest from what they're telling us they are capable of initially starting a small fire i think it's probably more accurate to describe them as small incendiary devices as opposed to explosive devices but nevertheless explosive is what the

in one thousand nine hundred eighty one pope john paul the second gave the community a home in the basilica of sentiment interesting a very. it's a tale of completely normal men and women who understand the meaning of the words of jesus in the acts of the apostles it's more blessed to give than to receive material of santa g.t.o. is by all means a turbulent one but it's a tale of service to the poor said it's a mission it's also a joyful tale the joy of giving into working for other. the biggest diplom. success in the fifty year history of center g.t.o. came in one thousand nine hundred two. it played a key role in brokering the mozambique general peace agreement which put an end to a fifteen year civil war that had claimed up to nine hundred thousand lives. but center g.t.o. is perhaps best known for its aids program in africa the interreligious meetings it organizes and its tireless campaigning against the death penalty. the humanitarian corridor initiative is a logical step in its work to promote peace. which. in one thousand nine hundred six there were many christians in turkey who had

again, high stakes for both paul manafort and the special counsel's team. think about it here, john. this is the most high-profile investigation under the special counsel robert mueller. it's an investigation that's been nearly two years. the first charges filed, i should say, in this case was against paul manafort and here we are today. this is the dramatic culmination of all of that in this final sentencing. this is a dramatic downfall of the man who used to be the chairman of donald trump's campaign, and so we are just awaiting any moment now to report to you what exactly the sentencing is. >> we are waiting on those numbers from our folks inside the court, john. >> as we wait, paul manafort, 69 years old. he was sentenced to just shy of four years on the first set of charges in virginia. a lot of people thought it was a lenient sentence, but still he's 69 years old and just shy of four years in prison and could get additional time here which is why i found it so interesting that this person today, just today and the judge clearly said too little too late standing up in court say

and she was an angel because my grandma thought that would be a funny costume if i dressed up as john pauld that's where you warn your mother there's a lot of sex talk here? that seems a little bit like closing the door after the cows have gotten out of the barn. >> why didn't i send it to you sooner? damn it! i said if she had any follow-up questions she should ask natalie. >> stephen: you're in a show called "black monday," as blair, during the 1987 stock market crash. how are you enjoying the 80s fashion? >> i co. i don't know if you have felt this way when you're acting and get used to yourself in a certain costume. i was wearing a lot of high-waisted pleated pants. and i was like,un" what? i i look good." >> stephen: i promise you. there's no way you did. i was that age in the 80s, and i wore high-waiftd pleated pants. >> do you still have one? >> stephen: sure? >> where? >> stephen: in my closet. would you like a pair? >> i have an idea. i'd like to come over to your house and help you clean out your closet. >> stephen: that would be fun. >> in the clos wet andy and stephen. >> steph

golden gate park, and welcome to 70,001 pope for a mass at candlestick park in 1987 that would be john paul ii. former staff members remember her cultivation of a work environment that allowed for creative solutions, and a real focus on working with teens and communities of colour. under her leadership, programs like the newspaper and friday nate fun or launched. after her tenure at the recreation and park department, she went on to consulting for a time, and then from 1998 to 2004 , she was the director of the san mateo county parks department, and in 2004, she became the manager of the sonoma county parks system. she was also active with the bay area ridge trail council. since her retirement, she began writing and has penned many short stories recounting her memories from her years of public service and what i would say is that your legacy more than lives on in this department we went through a strategic planning process. in 2015, in which our department as a whole came up with five organizational values. they are respect, responsiveness , a focus on relationships, resilience, and results

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vatican watchers explained that modern popes going back to john-paul ii and included benedikt recentlye been trying to end the custom, believing the vicar of christ would stand to low-key it a little bit. it's a move towards modesty in the catholic church. if it's indeed a move toward modesty then it's coming at a good time. for all the good it does and has done in the u.s. and around the world, especially catholic charities, especially the nuns, especially those who are attending to the poor and sick right now, bad priests in the catholic church have destroyed a lot of lives. viewed a certain way, the trappings and the elaborate costumes and the pomp and luxury surrounding senior members of the church is just plain offensive to those who were victimized by predators. it's still galling for those of us who are catholics and journalists that we ever used the title of your eminence when greeting or interviewing the likes of bernard law, the arrogant monster of the boston archdiocese or ted mccarrick. he used to be called cardinal mccarrick. he's not even father mccarrick anymore, let alo

>> in 2012, when he voted the way he did, justice john paul stevens said to me, "that took a lot of courage because he knew he was going to beangering his base." and he knows thot. he kws he'sangering the base as he goes along, the base--n frankly, it't his base anymore. asinou remember the rallyg cry of ransuded to be "no more david souters," the appointee of george h.w. bush who ended up more liberal there was an interest among advisers not to have someone who would turn outike john roberts. >> woodruff: and you also had a sentence that sticks out near the end of the book, you write, "some associates do not trust roberts and think his diffidence is treejic, that he is notys alcting in good faith, that he is not an honest broker." >> thads true, that's true, some of it is the fallout from the health care decision when he swited his vote two ties. part of that reserve that he has and that sense of-- tre's a perception that he's cagey, frankly, that he is more strategic and tactical than straight forward. and i think the public might think that would be just how liberals perceive him.ua but

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john paul stevens loves same day audio.tever reason the camera question is like the first thing that people think of. you know, and i think -- but i think we'll get there eventually. hopefully it's some day soon. i think that, you know, it would do a lot to restore public trust in the institution. with that, thank you so much for your questions and listening and sticking around. i really appreciate it. [ applause ] >> thank you, gabe. i have to say that in all the years i've been concerned about transparency and information from the court, that's a new approach using foia, which may well prove to be very effective. thank you for that. we have been doing a program -- i should name another issue, we've done a program called justice and journalism which we went for ten years circuit by circuit, five or so years which we convened around major issues and we're back out on the road again doing these meetings between journalists and judges at the federal level, appellate and district. for the first six or eight years, it was repor

paul,thanks so much, sorry, john. you can expect a big outpouring of relief in h&m. first-quarter earnings are much better than expected. down about 70%, the market expected much worse. 17% of the market expected much worse. down to the markdown performance, their markdowns have been reduced by about 15 percentage points and say that will continue in the second quarter. so expect that share price, which is rounded about 11%, to continue today. anna: thank you very much john and paul. want yourmberg if you stock stories and keep an eye on the 737 news in the market open. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: this is the european market open, it's friday morning , a minute to go until the start of trading. basket to the studio, dani burger can lead you through how markets are positioned. dani: asia setting the tone, look at these gains in china. the u.s. is willing to extend trade talks for weeks or months, setting the risk onto. but i want to point out what the pound is doing, we're seeing a steep drop. the pound was gaining but i

paul: thank you, john.'s bring in columnist and deputy editor dan henninger and columnists kim strassel and bill mcgurn. let's talk about what we do know here from these early innings. kim, how significant is it that mueller has not -- has said, well, reports suggest that there will be no more indictments? >> well, it's enormously important, paul, because remember, the charge against this president was among the most serious you could have, that essentially they were aiding a foreign government. and this was the basis of collusion. not only that, the fbi used some the most aggressive tools that they had to go after that. so the fact that there is no finding here, i think, is going to put some new spotlight on the fbi as well in terms of what they were doing all along. but it also just means that the president, at least in that area, can go forward presumably vindicated on this shadow that has hung over this administration from the minute it stepped in. paul: well, we don't know about what the narrative is g

>> yes, by john lewis. paulyan cut-off the cameras, beto o'rourke live streaming the activities. >> first time he popped up. >> it gets picked up on c-span. he comes out. he's been doing this for 18 hours and he seized the opportunities. i don't think he was trying to get attention. he saw an opening and he took it. that's what he did in the senate race, nobody else wanted to run for this and he seized it. >> what should we take away from that? >> i don't know. i am curious of how this is going to work as president. the vanity fair profile, nothing spoke to me as how are you going to handle your osama bin laden moment. that's my central question, how are you going to handle that moment, i don't think he explained that yet. >> cornel, how do you run against beto? a charisma candidate that you can't really wedge. >> two things, one, seizing the moment is what it is all about. he's spot on for seizing this moment. i think he ran like the same way barack obama did. not tested and can you trust him with the football.

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my oldest is john paul. he is a senior in high school. he is now going through the college application and decision process. he is a very bright student. he likes to think about deep political and philosophical issues. he is also very compassionate man except if you face him on the text tennis court, his leftey serve will crush you like a bug. then there is my daughter, a freshman in high school. she is also a great tennis player, captain of her volleyball team and starting lacrosse. she sings almost as beautifully as her mother and a great baker. she is multi talented. and my youngest son is sha mmp us and applying to high schools. his passion is baseball, both as a player, where he excels and as a fan of the los angeles dodgers, where he has had to experience the highs and the lows in the last few years of making it to the world series and not quite closing the deal. then i would like to introduce my siblings who are here, my brother tim, my sisters chris and jenny and my sister-in-law, marie and nephew harry and good friend of many yea

my oldest is john paul, he is a senior in high school. he's now going through the college application and decision process. he is a very bright student, he likes to think about deep political and philosophical issues. he is also very compassionate man, except if you face him on the tennis court where his brutal lefty serve will crush you like a bug. he's one of the star players on his high school tennis team. then there's my daughter who is multitalented. a freshman in high school. she is also a great tennis player. she was the captain of her volleyball team, starting lacrosse, she sings almost as beautifully as her mother. she is a great baker. she is multitalented. my youngest son is just applying to high school. he is also very bright young man. his passion is baseball, both as a player, where he axels and as a fan of the los angeles dodgers where he had to experience the highs and the lows in the last few years of making it to the world series, not quite closing a deal. then, i would also like to introduce my siblings who are here, my