but at home, he was being beaten by this man, chevaze mcgregor.s seen losing his temper. jeremiah‘s mother was sindyann regis, a woman who had been hit by previous partners. today‘s serious case review says that more questions should have been asked about who she was involved with. it says the response to prevent repeat victimisation was less effective. women who have been subjected to domestic abuse are vulnerable to two kinds of repeat victimisation — by the same person or by future partners. however, it says nobody could have foreseen the murder. this review, a very thorough review, makes it very clear that the level of violence that was inflicted on this child by this man was not predictable by his past behaviour or by his history. that is all very well, but this is the fifth death of a child at the hands of an adult in the past eight years. surely there is something significantly wrong here? that absolutely is not the case. you have to look at each case on a case—by—case basis. it was inside this block of flats where jeremiah was regularly be

we're at mount mcgregor in york.e new only a few miles north of saratoga springs. and the significance of this historic site is this was the final home of civil war general and president ulysses s. grant. and this is the place where ulysses grant penned his memoirs in 1885. he was dying of throat cancer. his family was facing serious financial problems. at this point in his life, he was a man trying to take care of his family. we get to tell a story here that most people don't know about. after his second term as president, ulysses grant and his wife julia went on a world tour years, from 1877 to 1879. he met many world leaders. he was well respected around the world. when they arrived in the states in 1879, they were looking for a place to settle. because they'd come out of the white house two years earlier. for grant, it was always an easy decision, even though they owned multiple properties in the united states, the decision for grant, because he was always a devoted family man, was to be close to family. he chose the location where his young sons were living in

>> ufc fighter jerramy stevens said that he wants to go on a date with conor mcgregor's mom. >> maybead can pick us up in the cab he used to drive and take his mom out on a date. >> jerramy! >> oh, my god! >> the idea of your contemporary banging your mom is the worst thing you could possibly imagine. >> is this like the ultimate insult?

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my name is brent mcgregor. commercial operations, i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today. and to prepare for the second reauthorization of the pandemic and all hazards preparedness act. i like to focus my remarks on the importance of preparedness against pandemic influenza and the critical role played by the biomedical advanced research and development authority and its industry partners. there are three issues i would like to highlight from my testimony. first the pandemic influenza is one of the most urgent public health threats we face as a nation. and must be a priority of the bile defense enterprise. second, the pandemic influenza program must be in this years the decision.and the congress must provide sustained funding to strengthen partnerships with the private sector to ensure the nations preparedness. regarding my first point, preparing against pandemic influenza. this is critical to the national and economic security. it secures the partnership to supply one third of the nations needs

[laughter] >> conor mcgregor had a shirtless face-off with richard branson. richard, he actually looks pretty good for being 67. harvey: let's assume they're both single for five seconds.

>> ufc fighter jerramy stevens said that he wants to go on a date with conor mcgregor's mom. >> maybe can pick us up in the cab he used to drive and take his mom out on a date. >> jerramy! >> oh, my god! >> the idea of your contemporary banging your mom is the worst thing you could possibly imagine. >> is this like the ultimate insult?

[laughter] >> conor mcgregor had a shirtless face-off with richard branson.richard, he actually looks pretty good for being 67. harvey: let's assume they're both single for five seconds. >> richard branson is. harvey

>> ufc fighter jerramy stevens said that he wants to go on a date with conor mcgregor's mom. >> maybe pick us up in the cab he used to drive and take his mom out on a date. >> jerramy! >> oh, my god! >> the idea of your contemporary banging your mom is the worst thing you could possibly imagine. >> is this like the ultimate insult? >> you think i want to come home and see devin on my couch with my mom?

[laughter] >> conor mcgregor had a shirtless face-off with richard branson.s pretty good for being 67. harvey: let's assume they're both single for five seconds

what a —— among the winners, nicole kidman dan ewan mcgregor.ive page updating all the time so have a look when you have time. a senior bbcjournalist has stepped down from her role accusing the broadcaster of having a "secretive and illegal" pay culture. carrie gracie is leaving herjob as china editor citing what she called an "indefensible" pay gap with male colleagues. she made the announcement in an open letter, in which she said that the bbc was breaking british equality law. our media editor amol rajan explains. carrie gracie is one of the most respected journalist of her generation. her latest position with a high profile and uniquely challenging post responsible for covering over a billion people in a superpower that his repressive to journalists. she is paid less than two bbc reported to be similarjobs and our men. in an explosive letter, she says that the bbc has a secretive and illegal pay culture and is not living up to its values of trust, honesty and accountability. welcome back! last time when the corporation was forced to disclose

caused him to his regime to fall and those weapons light weapons and heavy weapons then across the mcgregor in the hands of some of the most violent and nasty people that you can imagine british weapons being used to cool danger to british citizens and citizens around the world and that is the problem if you don't monitor where the weapons and end up in when you're on this committee i'm sure there will be people saying what most people say to defend the arms industry. best the weapons are used to implication is to kill people in yemen then we lose vital jobs in britain well let's see aces was being allowed to let us through. perspective on this first of all we're talking about no point two five percent of our g.d.p. this is about the same size as the beverage industry or the plastics industry now we're just talking about planning plastic cups and straws and putting charges on bags and trying to stop we don't hear people saying well you can't ban plastics because it will make jobs be lost what we say is that we will transform those jobs into things that are environmentally friendly well it i

caused him to his regime to fall and those weapons light weapons and heavy weapons then across the mcgregor in the hands of some of the most violent and nasty people that you can imagine british weapons being used to cool danger to british citizens and citizens around the world and that is the problem if you don't monitor where the weapons and end up in when you're on this committee i'm sure there will be people saying what most people say to defend the arms industry. best the weapons are used implication is to kill people in yemen then we lose vital jobs in britain well let's see as it was being in our lives let us through. perspective on this first of all we are talking about not point to five percent of our g.d.p. this is about the same size of the beverage industry or the plastics industry now we're just talking about planning plastic cups and straws and putting charges on bags and trying to stop we don't hear people saying well you can't ban plastics because it will make jobs be lost what we say is that we will transform those jobs into things that are environmentally friendly well is

ewan mcgregor and martin donna also picked up awards. that is how she wanted it to play out. she and many other actresses by wearing black on the red carpet, it looked a little funereal to be honest but lots of people said this, this was an event about the celebration of the death of old hollywood, the old ways of doing it, the casting couch culture that prevailed for so long in hollywood. we‘ve heard a bit of oprah winfrey, she stole the show, she absolutely encapsulated the mood saying the truth of speaking your truth is the most powerful tool that we have and she got quite a standing ovation. you‘re right, the awards themselves were kind of relegated in importance. three three billboards outside ebbing, missouri was the big, that did well, coming out soon, but the moment was oprah winfrey‘s, a huge of asian also for a 101—year—old kirk douglas, brought onstage by her daughter—in—law catherine zeta—jones onstage by her daughter—in—law catherine zeta —jones —— onstage by her daughter—in—law catherine zeta—jones —— huge of asian. the bbc

caused him to his regime to fall and those weapons light weapons and heavy weapons then across the mcgregor in the hands of some of the most violent and nasty people that you can imagine british weapons being used to cool danger to british citizens and citizens around the world and that is the problem if you don't monitor where the weapons and end up in when you're on this committee i'm sure there will be people saying what most people say to defend the arms industry. best the weapons are used to implication is to kill people in yemen then we lose vital jobs in britain well let's see as it was being allowed let us through some perspective on this first of all we are talking about not point to five percent of our g.d.p. this is about the same size of the beverage industry or the plastics industry now we're just talking about planning plastic cups and straws and putting charges on bags and trying to stop we don't hear people saying well you can't ban plastics because it will make jobs be lost what we say is that we will transform those jobs into things that are environmentally friendly well i

sarah mcgregor, bloomberg's team leader for u.s. economic policy, thank you., rebekah mercer cut ties with steve bannon. meansl tell you what that for the populist revolution regarding president trump and his former stop -- top strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is. "bloomberg markets: balance of power." are seeing u.s. stocks gaining ground again for the fourth consecutive session. 4/10 of 1%.p health care and tax are leading the gains. ech are leading the gains. the s&p 500 index is up as much as 4/10 of 1%. we have some data. u.s. payroll gains are flowing more than forecast expected in december. the nasdaq also has record highs, up 7/10 of 1%. the federal reserve president talked about -- talk to mike mckee earlier. issue, i amx cut less of a person that thinks a lot of deficit spending has a lot of impact on the economy. if it does, it is temporary. the interesting part about the tax cut is whether it will drive productivity higher in the united states. if it does, we could get some gains out of that, because it will move up the trend growth rat

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i'm jessica mcgregor. i live across the street from the proposed project and from mr. kauffman's home. as you know, san francisco is suffering from an epidemic of work beyond the scope of permits, work without permits, serial permits to avoid ceqa. i believe the most recent example was 1841 chestnut and on lombard street. and the planning department was looking at 214 states. the board of appeals addressed a project of a piecemealing case. the problem was a front page story in "the chronicle." one of the reasons that i believe is happening is there is no penalty for engaging in serial permitting and piecemealing. and only in substantial fines for the work beyond the scope of permits. in this circumstance, we have work exceeding the scope of permits, serial permitting and piecemealing. the only way to prevent the problems and preserve this residence, mr. kauffman's home, this beautiful home, is to stop them and to penalize them. you cannot enact stricter penalties today, but you can find a finding that this project has been illegally piecemealed and find that the ceqa e

. >> that ewing mcgregor at his accept an speech he thanked his ex-wife, well, they are estranged and his girlfriend. >> i want to take a moment to say thank you to ev who always stood by me for 22 years and my four children, claire, esther, james and a enuk. i loved being an actor and i got amazing actress toes work on this. there wouldn't be any without david, and michael and carri coons and, without mary elizabeth, thanks. >> that is his current girl friend. he is still married. there was he got caught kissing the girlfriend mary. so, i don't know, you are in a predicament. you might as well give them thanks my wife of 22 years her due. >> its she the actress in that movie. >> yes, they work together on the project and as so often happened they get caught kissing. so he thank them both in the same speech. >> estrange wife certainly got more props. >> yes. >> bye, guys. >> he was thanking her for her film role, the girlfriend. >> well, people thought it was a lot more. >> i think you should thank the woman were you with 22 years even though you cheated on her. she still was there. >

brett mcgregor, senior vice president of operations, and cochair of the alliance for bias security. in doctor stephen, head of pediatric medicine in chicago. senator casey and i will have an opening statement in the will hear from witnesses and witnesses will have up to five minutes for questions. i'm pleased to -- today, will hear from individuals with firsthand knowledge of what we face including public health threats and their ideas on how to move forward. this framework has been tested by the emergence of pandemic flu, natural disasters and ebola breaker and ezekiel virus. the lessons learned come from individuals like those sitting before us today in their efforts to protect and save lives. last hurricane season resulted in major storms raising news questions to manage and withstand these times of response. emphasize the needs of improved data collection to inform and protect as many mothers and babies as possible. it highlighted the need for a -- that brings the knowledge to the potential damage that can be brought by the stats in a deep understanding for research and developm

will do question starting with comedian glen mcgregor from c.t.v. one question no follow up with. a minister freeland is there a role for canada in enforcing those sanctions specifically in maritime interdiction and secretary thompson could have you asked canada and canada's military to play a role in this important part of enforcing the sanctions. well nice to see you here glenn thanks for coming. as secretary tillerson said we had an extensive discussion of counter smuggling sanctions evasion and maritime interdiction and one of the points that we discussed at length and i think it would be fair to say the group of twenty nations agreed on is not only our sanctions starting to bite are they starting to have a positive effect but the best next step for us to take is to be sure that those sanctions already in place with you when approval actually are fully implemented so that was an issue we discussed at some length and certainly canada has a strong role to play we are working together on a number of different fronts we've joined together with our american partners in capacity bui