and now a democrats in the senate leed by senator feinstein that conducted a partisan investigation and no republicans and no witnesses were interviewed, this report as you said attacks those men and women, 13 years after the fact and what they have to do, they lied to all of us, because they can't quarrel with the level of success we achieve gw >> were you ever insulted by the committee? you were part of the discussion as to the legality of what is done. were you called as a witness? >> no, as you said it is biassed report. i used to work in the senate and conducted investigations. we do it bipartisan and interview witnesses. i would have happily testified to the committee about my role and the role of others. and this committee didn't. they want to cherry pick through the evidence and build a case. as if we went to a trial and the the judge said only the

. >> the man is identified 31-year-old dustin leeds.is assessed for injuries by medical personnel and eventually taken to a holding cell. and when leeds is asked why he drove his car into the jail, his answer shocks everyone. >> i had people come down and talk to him. and he told somebody he wanted to come to jail. he thought that was the way he could get some help, come to jail. you know, get mental health help. so he took it literally and drove into jail. >> leeds causes about $13,000 in damages to the sallie port door. all charges against him in the incident are dropped. he is declared mentally unfit to stand trial. sergeant hooper has seen a lot during his career on the force, but he says he has never seen anything like this. >> we've had people try to break out of jail. but that's the very first time we've had someone try to break into jail. literally break into jail. >>> coming up -- >> get that damn thing out of my face. >> a priest on a drunken tirade. >> do you understand, sir, what kind of a [ bleep ] storm you're going to be

speaker i am from leeds representing yorkshire. why are we leaving it to businesses to look to the corporate hard to help young people? why are we leaving it to chance? surely if there's a minimum wage and there's a living wage why are we allowing businesses. surely we should be giving young people the same opportunity. getting rid of inequality within business allows young people to strive alongside the people that are elder to us and we have heard from people all over the floor today surely we are sitting on these green branches and getting nice profile pictures i hope. we should remember what was the point. that motion is clear that we should support it because this motion allows equality with an young people and that is what we stand for. thank you mr. speaker. [applause] >> well, once or twice i have not had taker so i'm going to try again. who on the side of the chamber hasn't contributed to this debate but would like to do so? okay yudin narrowly -- earlier. the woman in the back row. >> thank you mr. speaker. i am from cent

lead goal is -- leed gold is our requirement. we will meet and exceed the child care requirements, this will be the first public project brought to you that will not seek an exemption from the child care requirements, i'm proud to say that that is our intent here and we will hold to that. and as i mentioned we dispose of 3 assets. we will begin that process, assuming the board approves moving forward with the conditional agreement, in the first quarter of 15 and then come back to the board for approval of disposal of those assets with lease backs and appropriate conditions in case there are delays so that we're not in any kind of a difficult relative to the destination from which those employees will go. so to speak briefly about the muxed use development and related, i am pleased to introduce bill liddy of related. >> thank you and chairman, supervisor avalos, i'm bill liddy, ceo of related california. we're particularly excited about the potential of this develop. because, among other things, it brings together a lot of compone

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check with reading or leeds avenue. on the back to work monday, as we check your waze app. 4:22 i4:22 in the422. we are getting reports of animals on the road. and college road and upper providence a vehicle broke down. it is off to the side. not causing an issue. let's see what we have cooking at 476. someone is using the waze app giving us an alert. it's near lansdale. a vehicle is stopped on the shoulder. no big deal on that one. checking in the next half-hour. >>> thank you. philadelphia police officers are pulling double duty as gift givers. the reserve is teaming up with the department for the annual toys for tots gift drive. everyirehouse is designated a dropoff. >>> people around the world are pausing to raise awareness ever men or women that live with h.i.v. aids. there is one group that they want to draw attention to. monica is in the newsroom to explain. hi, monica. >> hhi, shirleen. they are focusing on groups age 50 and up. folks are in the fastest growing segment much americans. healthcheck at 5:00, ali go

whether it be the cities of liverpool and manchester, leeds perhaps getting more power to or regionsunited kingdom. and again, there is there is a feeling that if scottish mps can vote on matters that do not affect them. that is not fair. the question is not going away. >> there isn't an agreement within parties, let alone between parties. >> the proposals have three from the conservatives and the proposal from the liberal democrats. labor decided it did not want to be a part of the process. you have five proposals regarding english vote for english laws and you are right. within parties, there is disagreement about how that can happen. you get the impression that after the general election next year, when the new government comes in, it may not see sorting this constitutional reform out as a priority. >> it is not just the relationship between england and scotland that has taken on a new look. a new color has found its way onto the political map with the rise of the u.k. independence party. focusing on the relationship with europe. in october, history was made in the comments when t

that's why we're looking for the public's help to try and generate more leeds in addition to all of thehings we're doing. >> federal investigators say so far, montgomery has not appeared on any images police have collected from surveillance cameras. if you know anything, call philadelphia police. >>> tonight, the chairman of temple university's board of trustees is revealing new details about what led up to bill cosby's resignation. the comedian who is a temple grad, served on the board since the early '80s. today nbc 10 spoke with chairman patrick o'connor. he told us he spoke directly to cosby over the last week to discuss the sex assault allegations and their impact on the university. according to the chairman, if cosby had not resigned on its own, temple's board would have most likely put it to a vote. >> i thought it was a noble act on his behalf, because he put temple in front of himself. it's something that he wanted to keep. he wanted to remain a trustee. he wanted to come to our graduation. he was part of it. but this story was getting too big. >> more than a dozen women have r

white people, you can disagree, and among blacks, i have just noticed that growing up, and he is from leeds, alabama, and he said, you have to p be cabe cale s, uncle tom, and it is an entire narrative. >> and a he said that people make up their mind without looking at the thenarrative. and he said he would not pay attention to the story until he looked at the evidence. >> and so he said that he would not speak about it, because he said that he hearded about it, and -- >> ferguson? . >> and talking about ferguson and michael brown family, and he said that his heart wasn't out to the family, and the kid was running from the police officer as put out there, and then shot multiple times in the back, and then there is a motion and the fact, and the facts start piling up, and then once the grand jury decision was made public, a nd then if if you take the time the, and it is at lot of information, but if if you look at the testimony, and the forensic evidence and he said, my god, i have been taking this 180 based on this this initial bits and pieces to now realizing that he was referencing the au

affairs official harry williams--if asked we would provide investigators and technical advisors to the leede investigative agencies. based on the initial reports, it e appears there were no americans abort this airasia flight. >>> the search for airasia flight 8501 is centers over the java sea. so far malaysia indonesia and singapore are spearheading the search, with hundreds of ships and preseason and planes. >>> and there's other news we also want to tell you about tonight, word of another tragedy in the waters between italy and albania coast guard officials are -- the flames tearing through the interior of that vessel. so far we know of at least one the it tallian vessel was en route to it tally when fire broke out on deck. some passengers say they heard explosions before the frames broke out, but the cause of the fire has yet to be determined. >>> the ongoing battle to wipe out sis r it's sit has claimed -- the guard says the brigadier general was assisting iraqi troops and volunteers defending a city north of baghdad, home to a major shiite shrine, he was in fact the highest ranking off

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but tell me, when you point to this, is there something in this testimony or other testimony that leedste celia tells you, over and over again, george had nothing to do with it? why do you think that? >> that's pointing out that you're guilty. he didn't run away when he was there, all of a sudden now that he dies oh, george left. she could be strong enough, obviously to like kill, but i feel like she would need some help from a man. i feel like slaves back then. i guarantee she feared her master, so she wouldn't want to do it by herself. so i feel like george kind of helped her out. >> i've got a lot of hands, so i'm going to work my way across the room. >> also like helped put him in the fire at least, some type of help. for the killing of it. and also like, any man, any man in slavery, i would think like this man is sexually abusing my girl, and like, okay, you can't do anything about it. but when i have the opportunity, i'm pretty sure that somebody will react to it. so obviously he's dead now, no one wants to get caught. so i'm going to try to help my girl whatever they were at the