keating, how soon can you make bail?of keating's failed lincoln savings of california had been fueled by worthless bonds. the majority bought by seniors, many losing their life savings. >> charles keating was convicted in two trials, but both of those verdicts were overturned, and then he pled guilty to avoid a retrial and was allowed out for time served. >> the climate had gone from celebrating the excesses of wall street to condemning them pretty quickly. >> tonight's headline, milken pleads guilty in what may be the largest individual case of fraud ever to rock wall street. a case which ended in a plea bargain with the government. >> judge kimble wood said milken's crimes merited his removal from society. she sentenced the one-time king of wall street to ten years in prison. >> he didn't go in for anywhere near that. he did go to jail for just under two years. i'm confident when he left, he was at a minimum a billionaire, quite possibly a multibillionaire. >> the game of monopoly could have been invented for donald tr

what mr keating to say is just. i wish thinking. a man will has no knowledge of our constitution mistake again cannot resign. because because israel sales that way when there is no and he later presidents. the current president can go. to go just through all to please do mr know it all on to people like you. because there. is to have a transition with a mistake. that what about our constitution i think. we have to respect the old as he said and lo sail less organized religion

keating is russia, the russian whirl minister attended the meeting today. awkward piece in the jigsaw puzzle, that no matter which way you try to move around, it does not fit stop —— 0il minister. what is the incentive for them to agree with saudi arabia and how much they are going to produce? is very important to russia and the russian economy, so important to russia and the russian economy, so they've kind ofjoined up economy, so they've kind ofjoined up with 0pec and to some of the opec economies in 2016. i think it is a very influential group of economic countries, so think russia sees in having a little bit more control over some of the income. how important is this to some of the middle east as well? some of the countries can take that, their budgets, the government budget allow it, and there are other countries that really struggle. yes, absolutely, so most of them would obviously prefer the higher price. saudi arabia, as the introduction said, is very, very influential. they would like the price higher than the $16 it is at the moment, they would li

correspondent phil keating has details. >> do you think we were attacke attacked?the havana health attack remains an enigma, two years cuba denies doing or knowing anything about. in 2016 and 17, two dozen employees and family members stationed in havana started complaining of a mysterious malady, dizziness, insomnia, headaches, buzzing sounds and a sensation of pressure changes. microwaves have been mentioned as possibilities, they remain unproven. >> it is hard to imagine that this just arrived by chance and all these individuals. we are not saying what caused it, we are cement a bunch of people came from the same place and had the same symptoms. >> placed these goggles on your face. >> the university of miami in pittsburgh treated and studied almost all of the patience, the rotary chair tested the inner ear functions, 92% had dizziness and ear pain. doctors also measure their cognitive performance with goggles measuring their eye movement and reaction speed. 56% had cognitive disabilities. the research findings today conclude something either deliberate or accid

there were three actual veterans who served at cop keating. it was attacked.ked them up with rod. and they were working on the set and advising on the movie, acting in the movie. they were there and they were kind of like spooked out but also found it cathartic that they were on this recreation of a u.s. base that had been ves were lost and this is a case where now people are being -- some of those real life people are being portrayed in this film? >> yes. so this is -- that's rod lurie, the director. this is jacob scipio. he's a british actor who plays justin gallegos. justin was killed on october 2, 2009. and he actually -- he was awarded posthumously a silver star and the army just announced that they're upgrading it to a distinguished service cross. so, it's great. it's a way to honor these men and their families. and i hope it's meaningful for them. it's been meaningful to be part of it. >> seth: another thing we talked about is your daughter wrote an op-ed in "the new york times." >> newyorktimes.com. yes. >> seth: yes. >> an op-ed about -- >> seth: and

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we have high—pressure keating that cloudy conditions.ern scotland, eastern england, too. it should clear away, lingering longest for the northern ireland. —— northern isles. the kruyswijk the can offer some spots of drizzly rain for northern ireland and parts of western scotland. heading overnight, sunday night into monday. monday new year's eve. it is looking largely frost free with all the cloud around and are mostly dry day once again on the day. if you have plans for new year's eve. the day. if you have plans for new yea r‘s eve. light the day. if you have plans for new year's eve. light winds, added a frame for the north—west of scotland which could edge further into the south of the evening hours. of the sunshine in the east with highs around ten or 11 degrees. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: houthi rebels in yemen say they're beginning to pull back from a key port — as part of a un—backed ceasefire deal aimed at delivering vitalfood a

i found out about the innocence job when i saw a thing about david keating who had been sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit. they took his dna and got him out within days and weeks of his execution. in those days you could just walk in. there was nobody there except for barry and peter. s ine was just a couple jew a room with a suitcase in a phone in a dream. i was like, hey, i'm jewish, too. let's go. i said i will do whatever you want. it has been an incredible journey. work.o amazing they do projects all over the country. about a toughlk job. talk about working at the innocence project new orleans. i mean, really? that is like serving ice cream in hell. so, it has been an unbelievable ride. because now to see people like the people in this room, people like dan and michael who could be doing anything. van moment today with the it'sage, it is now, baby, now. it's the only bipartisan issue there is and that is saying a lot. incredible day and use this, i think we will ity this is the day that sh got real. there's no stopping. the macro stuff is more important than the m

what mr keating to say is just. i wish thinking. a man will has no knowledge of our constitution mistake again cannot resign. because because israel sales that way when there is no and he later presidents. the current president can go. to go just through all to please do mr know it all on to people like you. because there. is to have a transition with a mistake. that what about our constitution i think. we have to respect the old as he said and lo sail less organized religion and the institution qualify to organize the literally east this center let's have a mission. there it's all going to be treated very very simple indigo if you like shoes are actually held how much of a chance do martin for you lou or felix the security have in defeating the hand-picked successor just below emmanuel resign ish other they have very little chance what we forecast is that there will be an unfair election with without doubt contested results the opposition of already said that they will not accept any result less sharia wins. chattery it will be a q

keating for the most part at bay a weather front trying to work its way towards the british isles.t get into northern ireland and the western isles, but that is it, on another cloudy and still day. that has got you to the christmas week, if you like. what news about the weekend? well, if you like. what news about the weekend ? well, i if you like. what news about the weekend? well, ithink if you like. what news about the weekend? well, i think we will find high—pressure really dominating. the re m na nts of high—pressure really dominating. the rem na nts of low high—pressure really dominating. the remnants of low pressure running away from the south—western quarter of the british isles, towards biscay. the high—pressure really coming to dominate and keeping weather fronts at bay from the british isles. there will still be some signs of relatively mild air dominating the scene across northern and western parts. as we click of a circulation, with a high close by, it may feed in some slightly cooler toward southern and eastern parts. into the new yeah, settled, mostly dry, cloud aroun

the charles she returns from the line good evening charles keating the western allies of ukraine should be concerned about ammunition being shared with battalions like this chechen war linked to nearest terrorist atrocities. yes absolutely should be. concerned about this and even if they're not their populations should be after all isis and other groups in which chechen extremists figure probably for example in syria. in front and other groups linked to al-qaeda. have again particular isis case of course of threaten the west with attacks and indeed attacks have been carried out on the in the capsized of western europe and elsewhere and so i think there would be a lot more poor about this if of course this fact was war more widely known it's reported in the times newspaper as you say but it isn't the headline of the article isn't that one of britain's and america's allies the ukrainians. working alongside people who absolutely everybody by the standard definitions used in the world in the prescriptions that have been made by bodies like the un and so on it's fair to describe them as terr

the keating family is incredibly generous.on behalf of her son and it's called big hearted charlie. and she inscribed it to me to big hearted emily. there is no end to generosity and really these guys are heroes. ed: relax and go fast doing this show. pete: donate under team emily. ed: awesome. pete: great stuff. come up we have dan bongino. you know him dr. sebastian gorka and geraldo all here live on this saturday's edition your roof struggles to support the heavier me. [laughter] whoo. [crash] and your cut-rate insurance might not pay for this. so get allstate, you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. mayhem is everywhere. so get an allstate agent. are you in good hands? ed: obamacare is unconstitutional that's what the judge has ruled in texas. pete: president tweeted as i predicted all along obamacare has been struck down as unconstitutional: >> you cannot force people to buy health insurance. pete: president trump taps mic mulvaney as new chief of staff. >> he tweeted it's a tremendous honor. i l

his wife grew up in the keating , and i knew jim as a little boy. in fact, i was so fascinated by the fact that i'm holding a book in my hand that was written by a person i am actually looking at right in front of me that i was connectione the between him and the individual. he had an influence on me in terms of his writing, scholarship, literary style -- he is a great storyteller, and i spent a lot of time with jim but not personally, but with his book, and i will admit to you that i read his book a whole lot more than i read the bible. not even close. not even comparable. that was the book i had beside gleam ofe, the bayonets. i would read it over and again and be inspired by it, and once a guy who used so many of the quotations and much of the material he provided, that would be the basis for much of the programs i would do in much of my days doing chores and antietam in the early 1970's. literally, 45 years thinking about antietam. i wouldof the programs do in much of my days doing tours in antietam. of mine that purposely, and tension will he d

fo register dietitian amy keating joins us now. >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: the first tip foring healthier is counterintuitive. you say stock your fridge? >> yeah. well, during the holiday season, you're going to run into a lot of parties and extra treats, but you won't be faced with them every day. so have an arsenal of healthy foods to pump up the nutrition for those meals. whole fruiting and vegetables, precooked grapes, nuts, seeds, all of these things will help keep that healthy dietary pattern going. >> so rather than reach for a cookie, you reach for a carrot, i guess? >> sure. not at the holiday party. at the holiday party, you should enjoy. enjoy an extra special treat with friends. it's just when you're home, keep that nutritional focus in check. >> that makes sense. your second piece of advice is to start with the drink. now, i love the concept that i assume it's not exactly what i'm thinking. >> no, it's not. we're thinking about water and nonsugary beverages. it's key to stay hydrated during the holidays. sometimes thirst and hunger get tripped up. so when you get

>> phil keating, thank you.ar-old boy in colorado won his fight against a nearly century-old law that banned snow ball fights. decades all, snow balls were identified as missiles in the town. the good news after the laws were updated, best threw the first legal snow ball. thanks for joining us. i'm dana. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 on the east coast where we're tracking some fast developing news. robert mueller and michael flynn, today's the day. the special counsel expected to drop some key details about what the former national security adviser did. also, did donald trump profit from the presidency? the accusations and brand new subpoenas from two attorneys general. republican senators say they're more certain than ever that the saudi crown prince was indeed involved in the killing of the

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if you can just it's again mind keats i support my neighborhood stores and avoid online shopping whenever possible i'd like to see and feel the president i just think it's better for me to focus on something called from his cabin least i think i can start shopping in stores walking around and seeing what would suit my parents or siblings notifications dickens could pass for so long there's a big difference in price or if i can compare items better i buy online but going to a store is always good. but there is growing competition on the internet more and more retailers are doing business online particularly in entertainment and consumer electronics analyst seven crease their growth forecasts for november and december from nine to eleven percent country b. is bucking the trend by focusing on traditional retail sales only consumers can determine if the strategy succeeds. and start about social startups they are on the rise and for good reason the market for care services for example is huge right now in germany alone two and a half million people are in need of care and by twenty thirty that

keats 's music alive, which it should do because it is from a heart.ad a baby, roy's granddaughter, she is there in spirit, and ijust want to stress that this is an all—new recording. we stripped away the backing, some of it is different keys and temples, and so it is not just a greatest hits package, it is a brand—new roy orbison album in 2018 going into 2019, we're still sitting around, look at who's on the charts. it is most funny, isn't it? buddy holly, roy orbison. don and roy it has been wonderful having you. thank you so much for your time. roy to the world, merry christmas. merry christmas to you too. the headlines coming up injust a moment. good morning, welcome to breakfast with tina daheley and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today... police in new zealand say a 26—year—old man will be charged with the murder of the british backpacker grace millane. amber rudd has become the first cabinet minister to openly suggest a plan b if theresa may's brexit deal is rejected by mps. paris in lockdown as security services brace for a fourth weekend of prot

. >> there were comparisons made to martha stewart, ken lay, george keating.t a lot of, you know, comparisons. to people who are high-profile, have a lot of money, can pay for a lot of lawyers and make thing goes away in court, can pay people off and they think the bill will never come due and it's probably only coming due in this case because this person, individual one, was elected president. >> it seems the public facing evidence may be catching up with what prosecutors in new york already have. and that's all of the components of the intent to commit this crime. >> i'm in complete agreement. and what's really got my attention, nicolle, is rudy giuliani's comments lately on this topic of campaign finance violation. he shifted to, if he did it, yeah, he might have some knowledge of it. it's not a deep knowledge, but, yeah, it's not a crime. collusion is not a crime. so we now have a stance, a defense strategy that is, i did it, but i don't think it's criminal. that is a slippery slope. if that's the best they can come up with, they are looking at charges out

dougie imrie, ziggy gordon and james keatings all scored for hamilton in their 2—1 win over 10—man sthampions beat wasps 29—6 at allianz park. defeat for wasps means they drop down to fourth place. austin halewood reports. after a first defeat for exit care, the door to was on the sars is to return to the top of this championship, and expect to strengthen their cost. england‘s will going to scotland but must make them, getting back in the swing. but wasps had an international of their own to call upon at daily‘s boot is just as reliable. comfortably slotting a 56 metered penalty the longest of the season so far. with scoring at a premium but wasps withstood all that they could throw at them, until the resistance was finally broken. jamie found his way through. and when an uncharacteristic mistake from daley handed them a second, itjust wasn‘t the wasps day. a traditional encounter, they are still undefeated and back to the top. bristol had a a1, 10 bonus point win over leicester, harry thacker with two tries for bristol against his former side. gloucester move up to third place with a

phil keating has the story live in miami. what are the findings? >> good morning, bill. ended. still no smoking gun or pinpointed explanation as to what exactly happened. what explains the mysterious phenomenon known as the havana health attacks? university of miami treated and studied almost all the patients here in miami just as soon as they flew out of cuba. starting in 2016 and 2017 two dozen staffers stationed in havana started complaining of things like dizziness, headaches, weird sounds and the sensation of pressure changes. initially doctors identified their symptoms as similar to that of a concussion. so here in miami 25 of the patients as well as 10 of their roommates who did not suffer the symptoms were treated and tested. they tested their inner ear performance. 92% had dizziness and ear pain. doctors tested their cognitive performance with goggles measuring eye movements and reaction speed. 56%, about half had cognitive complaints. the researchers now don't describe the enigma as a concussion but more like ear damage. it is still a puzzle. >> we have objecti

mashpee-wampanoag tribe re-authorization act was introduced by my good friend bill keating. this would reaffirm the mashpee land as being held in trust in massachusetts, overturning this unjust decision by the department of interior. mr. speaker, congress has acted time and again to correct unjust actions taken by our government with respect to nate i american tribes across the country. we must do so again to protect mashpee-wampanoag tribe. i urge my colleagues to do just that, bring this to the floor for a vote as soon as possible. if that doesn't happen in the remaining hours of the congress i will look forward to working with the distinguished incoming chair of the resources committee to make this bill a reality. this is the right thing to do and quite frankly, it is just inexcusable that this house hasn't moved this issue forward. so with that, mr. speaker, i thank the chairman for the time -- the gentleman for the time and yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is prepared to close. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grija

keating that is quite conservative figure. real that is. 1 of the issues about all this is why they are worried. someone who uses cash that things, not always. there are a lot of people out there who might be left behind by this revelation. for example, it's mainly young people the use things without contact and it is the old people left behind. 1 in5of it is the old people left behind. 1 in 5 of the population still think that cash is necessary. but they are worried about sleepwalking into a society where people are left behind because the people the use cash the most. they are disadvantaged. they need cash to their own independence. that is abusive, 1 of the examples. they talk about people in rural communities as well with technology has not caught up some respects. people want tight budgets in need cash will stop what they don't want is thrust to leave all people behind. where we rush with technology to make life easier for lots of people. and it is this thing, we can't help but it is the cisco faster than us with this. we

i think that if it keating that these changes mean is that the government is starting to put the resourcesr thanjust the problem of waste that we need to manage at the end of life. i think as kim -- consumers and customers, there is a desire to make a difference, certainly over the last few months, it has been far more part of the general day—to—day conversation. using businesses are sharing that and there is a sense of responsibility that something needs to be done? absolutely. we have responsible business networks, so all members are very aware of the responsibilities for environmental and social challenges that we face asa and social challenges that we face as a society. we work quite closely with a lot of businesses and you can see starting to make significant moves in terms of what they do, across the whole spectrum. if you think about the opportunities that there are as well, businesses could say a across the uk —— says across the uk, more than £7 billion if they look at energy resources more efficiently. offices, companies could save up to £4000 per year per employee by doing things