lee bailey and henry blatts in the treatise on crimes of violence. now, f. lee bailey may have been on the oj dream deem put he has fall on hard times but in 1973 when they wrote this, they were both very, very respect criminal defense attorneys, and you can see according to medical experts and, again, we have the medical experts involved -- they average woman is quick to interpose effective obstacles to penetration by the means the hands, limbs and pelvic muscle and the assertion that rape is impossible because one cannot thread a moving needle. well, here's someone else who believes the moving needle theory. his name is robin camp, judge in canada and he got in trouble because during a trial he said flat out to the victim, why couldn't you just keep your knees together? so, he was removed from the bench by the canadaian judicial counsel. in fact he actually resigned before the formally removed him. but in his defense, justice camp said that he did not receive any training about sexual assault cases and that his law practice had been a commercial and bankru

now, f lee bailey may bid on the o.j. drinking but basically he has fallen on hard times. but in the 1973 when he and henry about this they were both very, very respected criminal defense attorney. you can see according to medical experts, and again we have the medical experts involved, the average woman is equipped to interpose effective obstacles to penetration by means of the hands, pelvic muscle. the assertion that rape is impossible because one cannot thread a moving needle. well, here someone else who believes in the moving needles through. his name is robin camp. he was a judge in canada and he got in trouble because during a trial he said flat out to the victim, why couldn't you just keep your knees together? so he was removed from the bench by the canadian judicial council. in fact, he actually reside before the formally removed him. but in his defense, justice camp said he did not receive any training about sexual assault cases, and that his law practice had been a commercial bankruptcy law. well, canada as result of this case and some similar, is now considering

. >> and my son, firefighter lee bailey engine 235, lee, people called you a hero and i believe that actually gave, on that day, your greatest gift of kindness ap charity. you put all else aside that day, your wife, your daughter, your unborn daughter, your family and friends, you put that all aside to help another. blessed is the man who lays down his life for another. that selfless act of kindness comes from love and where there is love there is god because god is love. and so, lee, when i put my head down at night, i rest easy knowing that you are surrounded by god's love and i thank my sweet jesus and his beautiful blessed mother for helping me to walk through my journey and until we see each other again, lee, may the good lord bless and keep you, my beautiful boy. [reading names] 0 [reading names] [reading names] [reading name [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my husband alan w friedlander, dad to steven and laura and now grandfather to matthew and andrew. >> and my father, jonathan, your devotion to god and family was a testament to your faith and life and

, lee ingham, told the court that it was the crown's case that he intended to kill innocent people because of his warped political view. he will now remain in custody until he appears at the old bailey appeared in court charged with murder after the discovery of a badly burned body in a garden in south west london. police have been so far unable to tell the age and sex of the dead person, although reports have named a french nanny who worked for the family. the bbc has learned the man in charge of the two g4s run immigration removal centres at gatwick airport has resigned with "immediate effect." ben saunders was director of brook house and tinsley house when an undercover bbc panorama investigation exposed brook house as a place where drug use and self harm were common and there was bullying and abuse by some staff. that‘s a summary of the news. now it‘s newsnight, with evan davis. for passengers waiting to leave the eu, we apologise that the planned 2019 brexit service has been delayed. britain will now depart europe in 2021. that‘s not a bad summary of theresa may‘s speech today. we are heading for a two—year transition on european terms. as for the long term big picture, it was

, lee ingham, told the court that it was the crown's case that he intended to kill innocent people because of his warped political view. he will now remain in custody until he appears at the old baileyminster‘s magistrates' court. the war of words has continued between america and north korea — with the leaders of both countries questioning each other‘s sanity. it follows the us imposing further sanctions on pyongyang over its nuclear programme. north korea has threatened to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the pacific. mr trump again raised the issue of north korea at a rally in alabama. we can have mad men out there shooting rockets all over the place. little rocket men. we're going to do it because we really have no choice. we really have no choice. now, he's talking about a massive weapon exploding over the ocean. and maybe something gets worked out, and maybe it doesn't. personally, i'm not sure that it will. 0ther it doesn't. personally, i'm not sure that it will. other people like to say, oh, we want peace, they've been saying that for 25 years. and then it just keeps saying that for 25 years. and then itjust keeps going and going. we are dealing with somebody that will figure o

, lee ingham, told the court that it was the crown's case that he intended to kill innocent people because of his warped political view. he will now remain in custody until he appears at the old baileymagistrates‘ court. in a dramatic new raising of the stakes, north korea has threatened to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the pacific. the country's leader, kimjong un, stepped up his war of words with the united states, calling president trump a "mentally deranged dotard". for those of you not familiar with the term, "dotard" means someone who is senile. the us leader, who has threatened to "totally destroy" north korea, responded by calling kimjong un a "madman" who would be "tested like never before". rupert wingfield hayes reports from the south korean capital, seoul. for the first time ever today, north korea's dictator, kimjong un, stared into a camera and addressed the us president directly. he called donald trump mentally deranged and said the president would pay dearly for his threat to destroy north korea. it didn't take long for mr trump to tweet his response. he said: hours earlier in new york, north korea's foreign minister made another extraordinary threat, to drop a hydro