linda opdycke, defense witness.rtant part of the story that i could tell, about a dangerous stalking situation. and if there's any information that i could offer up, i wanted to do so. keith morrison: and as she began, it was clear she was here to join the defense's campaign against victim mark stover's character. would you agree that mark stover was dogged in pursuit of his prey? yes, i would. keith morrison: the defense claimed michiel oakes knew linda opdycke had been stalked by her ex-husband. and that went to his state of mind when he acted in self-defense. so now, linda told the jury some stories she'd earlier told oakes, her claim, for example, that mark appeared in her bedroom one night. and he had a pistol in his hand and laid it on the pillow next to my head and was very disturbed. keith morrison: and another time, she said, when she looked out her bathroom window-- i see mark on a hillside behind my house. he's looking through the scope, pointing the rifle at me. keith morrison: and once, said linda, long

i heard him strike linda with a chain, or something hard. he carried her back to my mom's room, which was diagonal from my room, stripped her down and tied her up. and then he walked out of the room. and when he walked out of the room he looked into my room and i seen him eye to eye. he seen me. we caught eyes. and he kept going. he walked into the kitchen and he got a knife. >> kai hendrickson pointed police to a possible suspect, a local transient who'd been squatting in the home next door and had burglarized kai and peggy's home a week earlier. the man's name was kenneth clair. >> i think clair's looking for more. he went back there because he'd already robbed them once. when he didn't get what he wanted, he became angry. all right? and he took that out on my sister. he had motive. he had opportunity. >> police immediately zeroed in on the 25-year-old clair. but without any evidence tying him to the murder, they couldn't make an arrest. however, a month later kenneth clair's girlfriend, a woman named pauline flores, gave police the break

the city of rio linda...just over 15- thousand...it's residents..spre ad out over only about 5- square miles...sot: john todd, resident -- everybody knows everybody here, and if you're not immediately related to somebody..you know if you throw a stick in any direction you're gonna hit somebody you either know or are related to. but, for what they lack in size..the rio linda community is huge on pride..especially when it comes to the knights football team...sot: jack garceau, head coach -- we have that saying, 'once a knight, always a knight' and it really kind of rings true and it's kind of a town-sense as well. sot: kathy adams, football supporter -- the community and the football..like i said, they're into the sports, but the football is their pride and joy. so to make it this far..yeah!'this far'..is saturday night's state championship game against san gorgonio high out of san bernardino..and for rio linda..the town....the fact that the knights will host their first state championship game..in any sport ev

david: many thanks to linda. linda: thank you.president jimmy carter was president bill clinton sitting and waiting for the service to begin, which will begin a few moments from now. maybe you have to say all of the former presidents share a certain bond. you can look at the way they are looking at trump, and somehow that bond is not there. i doubt it will ever be. >> it is an interesting point. although i'm told jimmy carter may be the one that was a little bit outside. he is not as close to the other presidents. >> he had a decent relationship with gerald ford. but not with the other two. you are absolutely right. david: give us a sense of the pomp and circumstance. you have been to more than one of these. >> i was at john mccain's a couple months ago. the national cathedral is this majestic place. ats about 2000 people. you really feel you are in a legal setting and a place we ought to honor our country and our great heroes and former presidents. david: it is so much a fabric of our country, what weaves us together, this narrat

linda had two children and rooster had 7 with kathy. rooster got paranoid that kathy was sleeping with other men. imagine him thinking that. see hee divorced kathy because e thought she was cheating on him. so the boys would explain to the people at school, they would say this is my mother and this is my other mother. it's not setting a great example. >> talk about how in other ways rooster and the mothers of the children in the household didn't seat great example. >> rooster had some bizarre habits. he encouraged the boys to fight and he set up a boxing ring outside and had competitions with other families. and he would pay the boys if they won and punish them if they lost. and he would take the family out to commit crimes. they would burg whrarrize their -- burglarize their names' homes and break into their mail boxes and take their social security checks. it was fine as long as they didn't get caught. if they got caught he would take a branch off a tree and hit the boys repeatedly until their backs were covered with blood. >> you sai

were -- linda had two children and rooster had seven with kathy. so it was -- and then jumping forward, but rooster got paranoid that kathy was out sleeping with other men. imagine him thinking that. [laughter] so he divorced kathy because he thought she was cheating on him. [laughter] and so the boys would explain to the people at school that -- the way they described linda and kathy was quite wonderful in a way, awful in another. they would say this is my mother, and this is my other mother. and it just was not setting a great example. >> talk a lit -- talk about how the mothers in the household didn't set a good example. >> so rooster had some bizarre habits. he -- well, one thing he encouraged the boys to fight, and he actually set up a boxing ring outside and would have competitions with other families, and he would pay the boys off if they won, he would punish them if they lost. he also would take the family out to commit crimes. they'd or burglarize their neighbors' homes or steal their chickens or cows because they were living in a semi-rur

linda perry. look at that. come on. there we go. to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, martin short, from "widows," actor brian tyree henry, music from amir obe, featuring the 8g band with caitlin kalafus. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. th is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] thank you. fantastic. in that case, let's get to t news. according to cnn, president trump had no idea th first lady melania trump was going to issue a statement calling for the firing of deputy

. >> jimmy: i loved -- >> this album was produced by linda perry.she's one of my favorites. [ applause ] >> i mean, 4 non blondes, a a long time ago. >> jimmy: 4 non blondes. she was one of the nicest people to me in my whole career. when i was doing standup, i did a parody of 4 non blondes, and she gave me permission to do the song on my album years ago. i'll never forget it. >> well, she's wonderful. she's going to be here tonight. >> jimmy: i saw her. yeah, i saw her. >> later on i'm going to sing a a song from -- the single from that. >> jimmy: i mean, but how fun is -- >> we're excited about that. >> jimmy: how did you get involved with this and how did this all come about? "dumplin'." >> actually, this was a book. there was a book called "dumplin'." a girl that was overweight and her mother was a beauty contestant. and she had won and every year ran the -- >> jimmy: pageant. >> pageant, yeah. me and you both are stumbling over our words tonight. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i do it every night though, yeah. [ laughter ] people are used to it h

vonnie: linda do sell, -- linda duessel, thank you. call a potential bomb sell for north korea.im jong-un says it will never unilaterally give up its nuclear arsenal and less the u.s. withdraws its nuclear threat first. the u.s. and north korea are in a deadlock in negotiations. kim jong-un -- pyongyang accuses the u.s. of distorting an agreement. in the u k, london's gatwick airport remains closed the day legal drone disrupted flights for 115,000 people on one of the busiest travel days of the year. police say the drone flights were deliberate and probably not terror related. in tokyo, court has rejected a request from prosecutors to extend carlos ghosn's time in jail. that means the former chairman can post bail despite allegations he underreported his income. he has been in jail since november. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, a bloomberg exclusive. we hear from the chairman and ceo bank american. brian moynihan weigh

linda johnson robb is the first child of our 36th president, lyndon johnson. she lived in the white house during the last years of had her father's tenure in office from 1966 to 1969. and for over two decades has served as a trustee of the lbj foundation. and susan ford bales is the fourth child and only daughter of our 38th president, gerald ford. she lived in the white house during the -- a bulk of her father's presidency and since 1981 served as a trustee of the gerald ford presidential foundation. moderating our panel is david rubenstein, the co-founder and co-executive chairman of the carlyle group and our country's leading patriotic philanthropist. generously contributing to the preservation of our nation's history and culture. he is also the host of bloomberg the david rubenstein show. peer to peer conversations. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to this stage matthew mckinley, tweed roosevelt, linda johnson robb, susan ford bales and david rubenstein. [ applause ] >> thank you all for coming. i want to apologize as one of my roles of the chairman of

salvaciÓn una vida nueva >> en houston texas mariana noticias telemundo >> ojalÁ que lo logren, tan lindavalle y otras tres personas se debiÓ a una falla mecÁnica, sin embargo, no todos creen en eso, vÍctor silva tiene la polÉmica las llamas consumÍan los restos de un helicÓptero, la noticia se esparciÓ, martha erika alonso gobernadora de puebla y su esposo rafael moreno valle perdieron la vida en la tragedia >> tenemos instrucciones del presidente de la repÚblica de contar con los mejores investigadores internacionales >> las primeras investigaciones apuntan que la aeronave se desplomÓ por una falla mecÁnica >> no podemos espectacular que se trate de un otra cosa que lo que aparentemente es hoy una falla. >> es que en las redes sociales en la calle, circulan diferentes hipÓtesis sobre la causa del accidente. >> un atentado mÁs que nada por el puesto, el nivel que tenÍa. >> apenas llevaba una semana en la gobernatura >> en en puebla.. >> martha erika alonso llevaba apenas dÉci apenas diez dÍas de haber rendido protesta en medio de la polÉmica y la pugna por el estado de puebla del histori

my name is linda lyle. i'm the lead nutritionist with the office on aging. before we present the individual items for request for modification, i wanted to give you highlights and overview of the nutrition program and highlights changes. i have noted in the commission memo we are requesting authorization to modify various grant agreements with a number of our non-profit agencies to provide various nutrition program services. and the total amount for merchandise is $4,687,720 and with the 10% contingency the total is not to exceed $52,986,931. so, as you know, the nutrition program is an important part of helping to keep seniors healthy and maintain their independence. at many of these senior centers besides the new programs we have many other new activities that help keep them engaged and stay active with a lot of the physical activities and other type of activities. the memo has detail as to where the funding is. in general we basically 87% of this fund is from local general fund and 13% is additional increase in federal funds whether it is ongoing or one t

the state called linda miller to testify. her phone and then deleted the number he dialed never dreaming she would do her own detective work. >> you really connected the dots to get the police to there moment. >> yeah. >> she did good. >> if you can call it good. >> the prosecutor said he knew why tom wanted his wife dead. he called kelly's niece molly to the stand. >> just told me a lot stuff about their roim. >> molly told the jury about the summer she worked for her uncle tom. she said he work told her a lot about his marriage. he told me about him trying to sleep with other women and that he was sleeping with other women and he told me that he will also was getting close to getting a divorce. he just wanted to be done. >> the prosecutor told the jury this was tom owes motive. he wanted to get rid of his wife but keep everything else. >> i think he was concerned that his wife, if they went through a divorce that, she probably would get everything and this was an opportunity just to start anew. >> the millers listened and w

at least according to linda bechler, eric's mother.nce just before she disappeared. >> she stopped me on the stairway as i was leaving and said, came up and said i have to talk to you. she said i'm afraid i'm going to jail. >> reporter: according to court documents, about a year before pegye disappeared, the couple sold their physical therapy business to another company but they stayed on as employees. then just four months before pegye vanished, the bechlers were fired amid allegations they had overbilled medicare for over $1 million. so when linda heard pegye had vanished -- >> i started thinking about how disturbed she was about going to jail. >> reporter: and she wondered if pegye had somehow staged her own disappearance. pegye's friend glenda said no way. was pegye bechler capable of committing white collar crime? medicare overbilling? >> in my opinion, no. >> reporter: but if you're wrong about that, then maybe the idea that she faked her death to escape possible prosecution for that, maybe that's a little bit more plausible. >>

linda gottlieb: it's anti-instinctual to reject a parent.ky: linda gottlieb is a family therapist and licensed social worker. she says her program, turning points, shares the family bridges principle of no contact with the so-called alienating parent. linda: if we substituted fondling the child's genitals for alienation, would we permit contact if the parents said, "i'm gonna continue to do it"? psychological child abuse is at least as damaging, if not more so, than physical abuse and even some sexual abuse. vicky: she says 40 children have gone through her program, but acknowledges only 9 have relationships with both parents. we reached out to the parents who took their children to family bridges to ask about their experience. they declined to speak with us, but records show ariana's court-appointed guardian testified her younger sister made amazing progress after the intervention, but ariana filed for emancipation and went to live with her father. sam: packed up what little i had in the middle-- vicky: sam was separated from her mother for

[laughter] so linda moved into the house eventually he had seven with kathy but then he got paranoid kathy was sleeping with other men. so he divorced kathy because he thought she was cheating on him. so the boys would explain this is my mother and this is my other mother. this did not set a great exampl example. >> so talk how rooster and the mothers did not set a great example. >> rooster had some bizarre habits he encouraged the boys to fight and set up a boxing ring outside for competition with other families and pay them if they want to punish them if they lost he would also take the family out to commit crimes. to steal their chickens or cows they were in a rural area. or to take their social security checks if they got caught to take a branch of a tree to use that as a whip to hit the boys repeated the until the legs and black - - a backs covered with blood. >> and you also say psychologically abuse them. force them to watch him having sex. >> it's amazing anyone survived at all. >> yes. he would tell the boys to stand in line and put a match in their mouth after he had been d

. >> ahÍ estÁ karina, arrÉglate la karina la que es linda es linda no tienes que arreglarte nada, nos imagen que utilice a ese equipo de abogados que tiene tan bueno, que lo utilice para ponerle un hasta aquÍ a joaquÍn muÑoz. >> silva ruega por quÉ juan gabriel este vivo, tras su muerte le han llovido las demandas. >> quÉ darÍa por quÉ juan gabriel resucitara serÍa la mujer mÁs feliz y mÁs beneficiada de todos los que estÁn hablando yo no he sino que fueron por Él, ahÍ te quiero dar ahora la exclusiva que no es muy agradable, pero bueno, me acaba de llegar el citatorio de la demanda que puso junior mi error fue confiar, darle todo mi al yo y Él pagarme cÓmo se dice el apoyo que le di, con una puÑalada en la espalda. voy a ir y sÉ que voy a salir cÓmo se dice absuelta. >> ahora que rosita hurtado dudÓ de la amistad de silvia con juan gabriel silvia urquidi responde. >> silvia no era una persona cercana. >> nunca la vi como no la conozco a ello todo el tiempo que convivÍa con alberto, tampoco la vi a ella sÉ por su nombre porque sÉ que era la que le hacÍa vestuario, ella trabajaba para

para presentarte es del medio, pero es muy linda se llama jaqueline, bueno quÉ piensas. >> 5 segundosas mis chamacas. >> quÉ bÁrbaras. >> quÉ hermoso. >> mira, que hermoso. >> bueno, amo esto sÍ. >> y el tamaÑo. >> mira el tamaÑo. >> mini. >> sabe quÉ podrÍa decir. >> ¿cuÁnto pesan ¿ya? cerca de dos kilos. >> grandes muy grandes. >> gracias a dios. >> yo siempre guardo la ropa de mis bebes y la reciclo y ahora les hablo a mÉxico y les digo trÁiganme toda la ropa de reciÉn nacida. >> seÑora no estÁ. >> no encontrÉ nada, o sea que niÑas no tienen nada (risas) gracias. >> yo la llamÉ y le dije que necesitas despuÉs de tener 3 hijas quÉ mÁs puedes necesitar. >> y me dice no tengo nada. >> hay gracias porque a partir de no sÉ que hice con la ropa de reciÉn nacida. >> quÉ nervios, las amigas somos expertas en dar consejos, quÉ consejo le darÍan a jackie porque ya tiene 3 niÑas, pero ahora vienen dos mÁs. >> yo creo que ello nos tiene que aconsejar a nosotros. >> le dirÍa a todas las embarazadas y a mÍ me lo han dicho y no lo creÍa, duerman, sin culpa nunca mÁs. >> pero sÍ. >> las prÓximas s

linda lopez, abc news, new york. >> all right. our other big story, you can see blue skies now, the fog is gone for now, but rain is once again on the horizon. mike. >> we'll start turning our focus towards the weekend because that's when it all begins. storm impact scale is one up to a light rain. some areas like the east bay valley and the south bay may not receive any measurable rain. here's a time line as we watch light grown and then the moderate to yellows andon, move into the north bay. mendecino county during the lunch hour. notice the yellows kind of go away as we head towards 4:00 and the steady light rain still up in the north bay, while there's a still few scout showers out ahead of it which could make it damp for some of us during the evening commute. at 7:00 it starts to fall apart and by 9:00, 10:00 it's over. let take a look at the rainfall and you'll notice that the mountains that i talked about up to a quarter of an inch is up in the north bay. they fall by 4:00. as we head through the rest of the commute. you ca

allÁ atrÁs. >>> a ver. >>> con gente linda y ey!que estÁ enfrente a las cÁmaras como persona pÚblica y me preguntan cÓmo lo has logrado porque yo tambiÉn me siento triste, siento de que no hay un maÑana, siento de que ya va a salir el sol para mÍ de nuevo, y no es asÍ. entonces yo creo mucha veces sabemos lo que es la verdad pero necesitamos a alguien que nos recuerde y nos diga una y otra vez sabes que fue, sabes que va a salir adelante y sabes que todas como mujeres debemos de apoyarons y entre sÍ no de humillar a la persona no de salir y decir, estÁs fea y gorda o sea sÉ que ninguna junto aquÍ hace ese tipo de cosas y creo que como mujer lo que quiero es quelo gente se apoye entre sÍ, estuve en kansas city con una bella revista y allÍ estaban hablando especÍficamente de que solo hablan cosas positivas en la revista y de mujer a mujer se tienen que ayudar. o sea si yo tengo tÉ encuentro algo feo voy a resaltar lo lujo de que tu tienes porque todo el mundo tiene algo bello. >>> quÉ maravilla. >>> has compartido tambiÉn en estados u

linda hullibarger/maison hullibarger's mother (quick): "he didn't stop. he didnt miss a beat."r/maiso n hullibarger's father: "i don't want to see him do that to anybody else, what he did to us."linda hullibarger/maiso n hullibarger's mother (quick): "he doesn't have the right to be a priest anymore."> (jrs) the archdiocese of detroit says they understand the family's concerns. and that the presider will not be preaching at funerals for the foreseeable future. (justine) a texas man is accused of setting his house on fire... with his wife and two children inside. police say jimmy klayton lauder came home early sunday morning intoxicated and angry. his wife and two children then reportedly went upstairs to avoid him. lauder then allegedly started a fire that was contained in the kitchen.. at some point the smoke alarm went off and his wife called 9-1-1. authorities put lauder in a white suit so they could test his clothes for possible accelerants. lauder has been charged with arson and one count of child endangerment. (justine) disturbing allegations of child abuse in utah. a fat

a buscar a circle el amÉrica linda pero intensa.o por experiencia propia, la rivalidad es espectacular. queremos que todo salga bien. conductor: de esta eliminatoria sale el campeÓn. >> de esta semifinal sale el ganador. le rompiÓ esta lÍnea de 5 y el piojo sabemos que tiene problemas. conductor: con presencia en vivo desde ciudad universitaria. se acerca la hora del partido y tenemos a daniel de un lado que ha estado siguiendo a los pumas. son los locales, fuerte abrazo! daniel: fuerte abrazo. pumas estÁ en este partido para poder romper con otra maldiciÓn. ya derrotaron al guadalajara despuÉs de varios aÑos y hoy se prefuntan por quÉ no ganarle al amÉrica. conductor: gracias dani, vamos con nuestro otro compaÑero. >> quiere seguir siendo la maldiciÓn de las plumas. en 11 partidos, 9 victorias y 2 derrotas. esto podrÍa estar en juego. conductor: muchas gracias a los dos. estamos a 40 minutos del juego de la pelota. son los pumas contra el amÉrica. >> abre las puertas para albergar la final. >> ir casi a la par y tienes que ser muy

. >> they had brought up linda rondstadt. they'd brought up marie osmond. for their girlfriend. ♪ summer days drifting away >> and i knew that because i wanted it. i felt the same way. and every girl wants to be like her. and i said if you don't see this you guys are nuts. >> olivia was 29 at the time and was afraid she was too old to play a high school student. but the two hit it off right away. >> we didn't even need to know each other. the chemistry was already there. >> from the first screen test we did it worked. ♪ hopelessly devoted to you >> olivia's song earns the movie its only oscar nomination. but it's her black bad sandy outfit that made the lasting impression. ♪ feel your way >> i think they were all pants out of wardrobe if i remember and i was stitched into them because the zipping on the side was broken. needless to say i didn't eat or drink much the last days of filming. ♪ you better shape up >> do you still have the pants? >> i still have the pants. >> do you ever kind of slide it on at home -- >> i don't want to know. >> i wanted to see i

he probably talked his way into her car, just like he did with linda. he took her to another area.he dumped her body. >> investigators said rodney then dumped the pickup truck at the high school, a location which also tied him to the crime. >> her truck was found on the railroad tracks. well, rodney reed lived probably a half mile to a mile from that location. >> in her closing arguments, prosecutor lisa tanner said the evidence was a cinderella slipper. >> dna evidence was enough to convince a jury that rodney reed is guilty, the sentencing phase of the trial starts tomorrow -- >> at sentencing, tanner told the jury that reed's dna also matched semen found in two previously unsolved rapes. >> one was a sexual assault that had occurred six months prior to stacey, in bastrop, along the railroad tracks. the other was a sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl from 1989. >> tanner brought these women and four others to court, to describe in graphic detail how reed had assaulted them. the jury took only four hours to reach their verdict. >> 12 jurors quickly departed the courthouse leaving

juan: y significa mucho, pasÉ muchas experiencias lindas, a veces desagradables.e que a la escuela primaria a la que vaya a enseÑar este en un lugar de riesgo. >> yo quisiera que fuera en un lugar donde no hubiera violencia. donde no hubiera nada malo. pue ede.graciadamentno se e donde quiera Á feo. hay terceras personas que nos estÁn espendo en este momento. >> y dice que en ellos se espera depositar con amor y entrega los conocimientos adquiridos hasta ahora. lo justo y su esposa verÓnica regresaron a acapulco con la satisfacciÓn del deber cumplidodespuÉs de haberle dado educaciÓn a sus tres hijos los graduados esperan que algÚn dÍa se sepa lo que pasÓ con los estudiantes desaparecidos, el presidente de mÉxico andrés manuel lÓpez obrador creó una comisiÓn de la verdad. volvemos despuÉs de una breve pausa. >> mÁs adelante, tamales calientes para calmar el frÍo. esta comunidad se muere de sed. >> la sequÍa mÁs grande que he visto en mi vida. >> comparte sus mensajes ahora visto en mi vida. >> comparte sus mensajes ahora mismo en facebook, instagra mobile cree que

. >> this is linda byers. >> oh, linda. >> oh, my. >> let's see yours. >> oh. >> oh, wow. >> oh, my hair mom made a note under the remarks that linda was cute. >> [ laughs ] >> how many bannister babies are there left? >> oh, there's hundreds left still. >> i bet we find more. >> that'd be great. >> it could make a good book, lynda thinks. meantime, as word gets out about the collection, lynda receives an offer from a buyer who wants to purchase the entire photo library. it could be a big payday. other vintage collections are said to be worth millions. >> is this collection potentially worth six figures, seven figures? >> no idea. i don't know, and as far as i'm concerned, homina, homina, homina, i don't want to know. >> will lynda mess it up? or does she inherit her mom's business genius, too? find out in a snap. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for

¡qué linda sonrisa! gracias.ra es la oportunidad de ver si aprendimos. karla: vamos con la economÍa. >>de aquÍ de estados unidos, tocando el punto de las empresa que quiere la administraciÓn de trump, muchas van a querer regresar y otras no lo podrÁn hacer. va a ser un poco caÓtico pero se va a lograr iba a resurgir. >> aunque no lo crean serÁ positivo a la larga. >> econÓmicamente la situación con las empresas que van a regresar aquÍ a producir econÓmicamente, el paÍs tendrÁ muchos problemas. puede ser una sitauciÓn mÁs difÍcil y tambiÉn en lo polÍtico. karla:vamos a los desastres naturales. >>lo que te dije de ecplipse son desastres en esa etapa. en venezuela, mÉxico, perÚ, crudo el clima de lo que ha estado en aÑos anteriores. 2019 temas complicados a nivel de desastres naturales que tienen que ver con movimiento de tierra. para final de aÑo movimientos que tienen que ver con aire. huracanes y europa se cubriÓ de arena roja. >>evento como diferente que pueden ser hasta devastadores. karla: vamos a los eventos

absolutely -- daylight certainly this is a historic event and then linda -- already expended on this this is -- make no mistake that -- for generations of americans who will witness now that a president -- will bury his father who was also president so that -- i think maybe if that happens before then -- we have to go to a hundred years back here when -- john adams was president of that that and then some -- later who wasn't president then -- that burgess father so this is a historic event here and it brings america together in in the morning -- i have to say that -- up to this to this moment -- in the public space people were well aware and we're excited that you to watch what happens now and to see how -- what unfolds here in this story moment? current stuff how much just soak in this moment of the server so will -- begin i think -- that shortly -- but first the caskets will be. entering terry connors -- all -- i am the resurrection and i am the life says the lord. whoever has faith in me shall have life. even though he died. and everyone who has a wife and has committed himself. t

asia business correspondent linda hong joining us from singapore linda what's behind the accusations that man was you violated u.s. sanctions against iran. well this accusation has been ongoing since around april already and the sanctions as a teaching tool being u.s. authorities have been probing qual week which is the wall block just tell complete complete but make up for allegedly should being us everything that iran and other countries in violation of u.n. . sanctions they have actually been is that the gating this case and this issue people quite. ok it's not just the united states a number of western secret services accused telecoms giant wall way of spying for the chinese government what does it say beijing has been doing. well they are actually saying that because holly is actually pretty closely connected with the government. that the. father is actually a fall off the people that the nation. as well as and the like a member of the communist party so that's quite close the relations as this has got to do with geopolitics and take the fall we actually have got a long money co

hong joining us from singapore good morning linda how serious are these accusations . well these accusations have actually been a long time in coming of the key and this is quite serious in terms of affecting between both countries and you will affect both countries of the thais and is also has to do this some espionage as well as i that people in that sense it's actually quite a serious offense because you do with the ten national security reasons well from you think well we've got if you know western security services not just the united states are accusing holloway this telecoms giant of spying for the chinese government what do we know about the relationship between this company holway and beijing leaders. well the don't always that u.s. state owned company for a very long time and he says actually we see quite a couple of fun in terms of research and development for telecommunication companies so a good relationship between the two countries is a religious the company actually quite strong on the sco. if you will what is going to mean between but for the relations

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linda tripp gives those tapes to paula jones' lawyers and kenneth starr's office.he jones case. >> part of the danger for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones. mr. clinton denied in his deposition having a sexual relationship with lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewinsky to deny their affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it is a different order of magnitude from any of the previous charges that the president's had to put up with for the last several years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> hey-ho, clinton's got to go. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified over this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. these allegations are false. and i need to go back to work for the america

ian and linda simpson are due to return to the uk later this week after reaching a deal during a court other grandchild behind. robin brant is in shanghai. torque is through the history of this because ian and linda simpson have been campaigning for the grandchildren to get them for a couple of years now in a very long fought campaign. .. a better life in the uk compared to where they are currently living which is with a chinese grandparents in a town in rural china called xiangyang. they have been campaigning for two years since their son michael was murdered by weiwei fu. she was his wife at the time and is the mother of the children. she stabbed him to death here in shanghai. the simpsons have been fighting a long legal battle involving mps and the government here, lawyers and chinese officials as well. that all came to a head about ten days ago when a court hearing took place. but they face the unimaginable decision really of having to either take just one of the grandchildren, alice, which is what the chinese grandparents were offering, the chinese court backed that up as well, or

staines for linda option or options that basically what they do they allow the linda the bank to increase the interest rates on these loans in future. loans and every six months or a year the bank can come back and say actually we want you to pay your seven percent to five percent and the only choice the local authority or the housing association has is either pay the higher rate or to repay the loan in full a kind of one sided toxic financial product which is being cooked up by the city but to quantify it you're talking of estimates around seventy billion pounds of debt with banks the taxpayer is some of the some of these banks we've bailed out by the way are so let's break this down so i mean. local authorities in the u.k. bird about ninety five billion pounds about sixteen billion of that is low berlin's and you know outside of that you've got housing associations so housing associations used to provide all that housing is to be flooded by local authorities it was pushed off to housing associations so the housing associations again are into banks that surround seventy billion pounds so

ian and linda simpson reached a deal with a court in china, but have been forced to leave their grand—sonind. polls have closed in a general election in bangladesh that has been marred by violence and accusations of vote rigging. and there could be a clue in the name for the favourite as it's tipped to scoop several awards at this year's oscars. and in half an hour — a special edition of witness, which looks back at some of most compelling stories of 2018, from reflections on the russian revolution, to the doctor who saved bulgaria's dancing bears. good afternoon. the home office says six more migrants have been detained this morning by border force officials after arriving on a beach in kent. the men who are originally from iran, arrived by boat at kingsdown on the south coast. more than 200 migrants have arrived there in the past two months, and the home secretary sajid javid has cut short his holiday to address the problem. our political correspondent jessica parker has this report. a group of iranian nationals sit disorientated on a beach in kent. they arrived on an inflatable boat, t

vince and linda mcmahon. do you know who linda mcmahon is? mcmahon was named by trump as head of the small business administration. are we going to have a sba director who become a witness against the president? what was she told about where her money was going? what is the cost to be the sba director? the people in his circle are getting investigated. this is unprecedented in history. >> that's a great point. last week i was on the air when the story broke about the inaugural committee, and the inaugural committee was run by a lot of trump's friends. what do you make of this number just into trump and his businesses, 17 separate investigations not to say anything about his associates, as frank just reminded us? >> we know the president thinks it's a witch-hunt because he keeps telling us that but with this number of convictions and guilty pleas and investigations, it's something really serious. even though we've all grown numb to whatever the allegation du jour is to trump and misconduct, it's something very serious we need to keep our eyes

linda mumma caught up with the people who wanted to show their support for singh and his family.rsheriff christianson: "the newman police dept. in its entire history has never suffered a line of duty death. this is the first time."and now healingsheriff christianson: "time. it will take time. the community will come together like they always do."today about three dozen members of the group blue line wives hung blue ribbons and flags"probably several hundred."near a park in modesto not too far from where newman police corporal ronil singh lived with his wife and five month old baby boy."he was one of those guys who hadn't let the job affect him yet. he had been in it many years and still enjoyed his job so that something rare to find these days in law enforcement."the group is made up of the wives of law enforcement officers throughout stanislaus county amanda young/blue line wives: "it's healing in some sort of way. to come together to let each other know were all hurting and lift each other up and support each other and to be able to do something, not just be at home and b

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>> linda robb. >> linda robb there. george h.w.from texas, had a surprisingly cordial and lovely relationship with then-president lyndon johnson. in fact, on inauguration day for richard nixon, young congressman george h.w. bush went to say goodbye to president johnson as he left washington, d.c. >> one of the only people to do so actually. in fact, in 1964 when george bush ran for the senate, lyndon johnson, of course, was running for reelection -- actually, for election for the first time in 1964. he came through texas and george bush had his entire congressional staff come out and stand as the president's motorcade went by. people said, you know he's a democrat, why would you do that? he's the president of the united states, we have to show respect to the office. >> there was a time he was talking about running for senate and he was seeking the advice of lyndon johnson, and lyndon johnson -- i'm asking -- you don't -- i'll tell the story. >> i'm happy to, but you can say -- >> he said, what's the difference between being in the

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with the migrants criticizes the groups that organize the caravan across mexico a one hundred solar linda says the migrants seeking to enter the us are exactly what trump wants to help drum up support for his border wall in tijuana there are still more than six thousand migrants waiting to finally enter the not so promised land. a recent rule change in tennis increases the ranking protection for new mothers serena williams has praised the change having returned to the sport this year after giving birth in september twenty seventh team the women's tennis association w t a ranked player is according to a point system for millwall number one williams was not seated at this year's french open a first grand slam appearance calling her return now the new rules mean the players coming back in childbirth with injury can use their previous ranking to enter a total of top twenty minutes over three years. well serena williams was in action against her sister venus on thursday the match at the exhibition tournament in abu dhabi was her first outing since musing the u.s. open final in september. seren

works with the migrants criticizes the groups that organize the caravan across mexico alejandro so linda says the migrants seeking to enter the u.s. are exactly what trump wants to help drum up support for his border wall in tijuana there are still more than six thousand migrants waiting to finally enter the not so promised land. if you follow european football you know the sport generates billions of dollars with first division players earning huge salaries but that is not the reality for the rest of the footballing world and the african nation of for example trying to make ends meet is a daily struggle even for professional players. this gavin nice football club f.c. . at first glance it's hard to find anything out of place just a bunch of professional footballers training. but imagine playing on an empty stomach so you play is fighting what can i say i fight sometimes to come to train without having eaten they tell us yes coach we're hungry we didn't eat. living off football is increasingly difficult in cup on even for professional playoffs many teams knock the basics and pass go mont

i'm christine linda welcome to the program. there is no side of a christmas compromise in washington over a spending bill that seen the u.s. government go into shutdown no make this today unsuccessfully try to end an imp also of a five billion dollars to build president donald trump's border war democrats say there are more effective solutions to protecting the u.s. border senate democrats need to chuck schumer have this to say. we arrived at this moment because president trump has been on a destructive two week temper tantrum. demanding the american taxpayer pony up for an expensive and ineffective border wall that the president promised mexico would pay for it's bring in michael kay kay in washington for us this evening and michael will we see that all make his and the white house strike some compromise deal to end this shutdown well there is one rule in covering the trumpets ministration and that is that you can't really predict anything having said that it is very unclear how this could play out and the easiest thing for ev