it found for errors goes for errors for the admission of mr mcbrien testimony the admission of mr simon's testimony the admission of mr schorr bhajis testimony and the admission of those documents that the israeli soldiers had found in the wreckage of the palestinian authority headquarters in ramallah that the court of appeals decision was well yes all four of those pieces of evidence which didn't come in in the first trial which obviously made a big difference because in the second trial everyone was convicted it was all harmless. and that's an outrageous decision and i believe a political decision that we were just not going to win. bad. losses in one cannot submit you know and one had to say in the south africa i'm a doctor and a woman says then. comes out and issue of the fact that if one. by the end of the craft i mean it doesn't want to. come on and if a cut in my need for cut. cut that had been. done and it was the shot of my father is a family man he loved to gather everyone for breakfast and for luncheon for dinner so every weekend he made sure to get gather the family and beauti

for example a kind or a pointer or other judges or governors of the of the czech national bank us mr simon is the first ever directly elected czech president and he has really stretched the role to be diminished of what he can do as president he really tries to take maximum political advantage from what he can do under the constitution he says that he has a creative interpretation of the constitution as for what is a compass points are well he has reinforced ties with russia you can call it an accomplishment he's also strengthened ties with china but i think more than anything what he's done in his five years as president has been to divide check society allow these two lines of pro pro e.u. road west or looking more to the east all right well in light of that division is that and looking ahead to the second round how much of a favorite if say to be reelected. well he's less of a favor going to was before today's first round of the well because he got under forty percent he got thirty nine percent which is a lot less than opinion polls gave him his nearest rival and usually about him he go

simons. david yancey. mr. alcorn: will you give the ?all a stir >> ok. there you go. mr. alcorn: i will draw one castor. madam vice-chairman will draw the second canister. the winner will be the first canister. youm vice-chairman, will pull your canister. the ball is empty. the winner of house district 94 is david yancey. >> and the second name for the other candidate, shelley simons. mr. alcorn: i move that pursuant to virginia code section 24.2 -674, that david yancey is that newly elected delegate from house district 94. is there a second? there is a second. all in favor say aye. the motion passes. will you please present the certificate for scripture? -- signature? >> who has the blue pen? thank you, ma'am. we have legal counsel from the attorney general's office. he provides us with a blue pen so that we know that we have all signed. mr. alcorn: thank you. madam vice chair, and madam secretary, i believe you would like to say something forward. >> a couple of words. today we have witnessed an unprecedented event in the history of the commonwealth of virginia. a name

been on the national security council who is a well known expert in the area of the middle east and mr simon was allowed to testify that the designation of hamas as a terrorist organization helped the united states in various ways including being able to station troops in the mideast and also avoiding another nine eleven style attack on the united states there was another. piece of evidence it was actually three documents that the israelis had seized from arafat's compound. they i think two of them were handwritten nobody knew where they came from who wrote them one of them said something about holyland being connected to hamas we had objected to those documents in the first trial because they were so clearly unreliable the the genesis. the basis for the information and the moves were so poorly said the judge had excluded them in the second trial the judge allowed them in the. part of mark. i'm not. i want to walk on. camera. but i don't have a. i'm not. the problem we had was that the government hired an expert in the second trial and the government was able to keep the jurors who we didn't

people say it was like a painting but it wasn't it was just a painting which was based on the simon garfunkel mrs robinson shoot and referenced joe dimaggio on iraq. and america because it was almost like saying america is in darkness they need a hero they need light they need guidance so where have you gone you know this golden hero account in america you know the world needs you know say wasn't it on to trunk. piece it was basically one calling out saying that america needs heroes and the reality is they shouldn't keep looking to playschool leaders for that because trump is a bad candidate but then again so was clinton but i think if you look at how political history how she was in bed with cope. aeration and also why don't people actually look at the stuff which was released by wiki leaks about clinton in the clinton campaign if you really want to look at the truth he sort of can it does i mean forget what russia was saying was reportedly saying or doing i mean but i think it's funny how the media got the public to focus on just a few things not all charm sent this time so i think the candidat

reporter: mr bramhall, what's your reaction? simone a respected surgeon, now a convicted criminal. what would you like to say to the patients, mr bramhall? today, he was fined £10,000 after pleading guilty to assaulting two patients by marking his initials on their livers. his victims were undergoing liver transplants at the time. in court, judge paul farrer qc told him: well, it was here at the queen elizabeth hospital in birmingham where bramhall committed his offences. he marked the livers in 2013 and it was a year later, after a disciplinary hearing, that he resigned from his post. another of his patients, who also underwent a liver transplant by him, says he shouldn't be punished. signing his work is just his way of showing the artwork he's done. the fact that he's saved so many lives through all the operations he's carried out, mine included, because without him i wouldn't be here, just makes me think he needs to carry on doing what he's good at. bramhall branded sb on the organs with an argon beam machine, a heat—projecting dev

. >> mrs. simone biles. this is your life. i watch the clip, i got to be honest. in. i still keep in contact with her. we talk all the time. can't wait for the movie to come out. >> the judge did say something and i asked this of ali at the very end. she said leave your pain here. go out and do magnificent things. >> yes, and that is what we shall do. >> what is on your list. >> a lot. i want to go back to worlds in gymnastics. i want to conquer schooling and get degree. i feel like there's a lot more that i have that i want to put out there. >> and lastly, the cutest boy in the world happens to be your boyfriend. i'm sorry i got to show stacey. you put this on twitter. you were like, he's mine. sorry. okay. which is perfect. you're happy. you're in love. >> yes. he is the best boyfriend i could ever ask for and he's so sweet. complete gentleman. opens my door, car door, everything. >> you see. i knew because your mom and dad you would pick a man just like that. >> they passed the mom and dad test, but they won't tell you that. >> we love you. we're going be rootin

reporter: mr bramhall, what's your reaction? simon surgeon, now a convicted criminal. what would you like to say to the patients, mr bramhall? today, he was fined £10,000 after pleading guilty to assaulting two patients by marking his initials on their livers. his victims were undergoing liver transplants at the time. in court, judge paul farrer qc told him: well, it was here at the queen elizabeth hospital in birmingham where bramhall committed his offences. he marked the livers in 2013 and it was a year later, after a disciplinary hearing, that he resigned from his post. another of his patients, who also underwent a liver transplant by him, says he shouldn't be punished. signing his work is just his way of showing the artwork he's done. the fact that he's saved so many lives through all the operations he's carried out, mine included, because without him i wouldn't be here, just makes me think he needs to carry on doing what he's good at. bramhall branded sb on the organs with an argon beam machine, a heat projecting device usually u

reporter: mr bramhall, what's your reaction? simonon, now a convicted criminal. what would you like to say to the patients, mr bramhall? today, he was fined £10,000 after pleading guilty to assaulting two patients by marking his initials on their livers. his victims were undergoing liver transplants at the time. in court, judge paul farrer qc told him: well, it was here at the queen elizabeth hospital in birmingham where bramhall committed his offences. he marked the livers in 2013 and it was a year later, after a disciplinary hearing, that he resigned from his post. another of his patients, who also underwent a liver transplant by him, says he shouldn't be punished. signing his work is just his way of showing the artwork he's done. the fact that he's saved so many lives through all the operations he's carried out, mine included, because without him i wouldn't be here, just makes me think he needs to carry on doing what he's good at. bramhall branded ‘sb‘ on the organs with an argon beam machine, a heat—projecting device usually used

a painting which is based on the simon garfunkel mrs robinson shoot and day that referenced joe dimaggio on iraq chains i'm told captain america because it was almost like saying america is in darkness they need a hero they need light they need guidance so where have you gone you know this golden hero account in america you know the world needs you now say wasn't it on to trunk. peace it was basically one calling out saying that look america needs heroes and the reality is they shouldn't keep looking to playschool leaders for that because trump is a bad candidate but then again so was clinton but i think if you look at how political history how she was in bed with corporations and also why don't people actually look at the stuff which was released by wiki leaks about clinton in the clinton campaign if you really want to look at the truth he sort of can it does i mean forget what russia was saying was reportedly saying or doing i mean but i think it's funny how the media got the public to focus on just a few things all chom sent this time so i think the candidate as controversial as it ma

mr. korda is editor-in-chief emeritus of simon & schuster. he began his career assistant editor. five decade he worked with a wide range of authors, including presidents carter, reagan, nixon, charles de gaulle, henry kissinger, david mccullough, tennessee williams, and last but not least, among the many, laurence olivier. which he could do whole program on laurence olivier. britain, churchhill, dunkirk, defeat into victory which is why we're all here tonight. before i begin, if you have a cell phone or electronic beeper, device, earns please turn it off. please join me in welcoming the wonderful. michael korda. thankk you. [applause] >> good evening. want to make sure that i am not the one whose cell phone rings. [laughter] i'm so used to speaking here when it proceeds a film, that i find myself constantly looking up at the screen expecting something is going to happen there. but, nothing t is. why dunkirk now? i'm sure you are wondering, as i dom. i saw christopher nolan's stunning film "dunkirk" at 3:00 in the afternoon on a weekday in red hook, new york, a small town between

simon templar. but what about brother vincent? supposing he notices something he thinks clinton should know about. mr...? bond. james bond.there time before we leave for lesson number three? absolutely. there's no sense in going off half—cocked. stir in some crushed ice, shake, strain and pour. top it off with one olive. two. did you say something? i said two. you were perfect up until the olives. two olives. that way you see they can gently bounce up against each other. i'm afraid the spectacle of two olives gently bouncing up against each other is a pleasure i shall forego. oh, you don't want to bust up a pair. we played it tongue in cheek, as i play most heroes. i really don't see myself as a hero, although i play them. so i'd play it as if it is all a joke. a house with a door. one, two, three, four. great big curtain rings, they must have come out of a giant's house. i know what we can do with these. i will be an owl. hee—haw! our aim, we were told, was to play one to one through the camera. # up and down with your brush. and it works, that is why people remember it — because it was as if we were talking only to them

simon hall? >> hear, hear, hear! sfl thank y . >> thank you, mr. speaker, what better way to start the year than outputting its highest level in a decade and on the up. can i invite my honorable friends to commit and confirm her government to secure and support uk manufacturing and the important export it delivers? >> i'm very happy. i'm very happy to give my friend that commitment from the government and he's absolutely right. it's very, very pleasing to see the figures that the ins produced last week that showed that production has now gone for eight months and the longest streak since 1994, manufacturing output is at its highest since february 2008 and earlier this month we saw that productivity growth has had its best quarter since 2011. that shows that our economy remains strong and we are delivering secure, better paid jobs and we will continue to do that in supporting the manufacturing sector. >> hear, hear! >> thank you, mr. speaker. in the last six months the government has award more than 2 billion pounds of contracts to carrilian. it did

mr. chairman. i want to assure yifr one from amazon, shelly simon.> madam vice chair, will you give the bowl a stir? >> the cook in the kitchen. >> okay. here you go. >> the winner of house district 94 is david yance. >> with that, republicans now will control the virginia statehouse. the democrat in that race, shelly simon, is entitled to another recount. she has not ruled out that option. democracy in action. we'll be right back. heartburn faster. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. you can do it. we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward so you can plan for retirement while saving for the things you want to do today. -whoo! >>> we have breaking news we w

admitted to molesting 10 girls, including olympic gold medallist simone biles, gabby douglas and mchale maroney. >> i am working on forgiving you mrday i will be able to, but i will never forget what you have done. >> little girls don't stay little forever, they grow into strong women that return to destroy your world. >> most of the olympians who have accused nassar will not be in court. the jail dantzscher is the only one scheduled to testify at the sentencing hearing. >>> an apology over the sex abuse scandals that have rocked the church. the pope begged for forgiveness in santiago, chilchilchile. the pope's visit has been met with outrage there. officers clashed with democrat nonstraiters today and three catholic churches were torched overnight. >>> students are back in class after learning their class mate has been paralyzed. >> he shook his head like i can't get up. >> the accident that let to the devastating injury 69. >>> you can see low clouds and fog will form as well and there's more rain on the way, >>> an east bay teenager paralyzed in a wrestling match. many of his classmates are just hearing what happened today as t

simon french, this is not europe , but is this what mr. look at in august or october of this year? simon: we will look at the divergence between the median dot plot and where europe is going to be. what i think is really quite interesting as whether we see a fundamental structural break and the relationship between the labor market and inflation. we were speaking half an hour ago about core inflation and the absence of core inflation and even levels of unemployment that are historically consistent with fou 4% wage growth. now we are betting 2018 on that eventually returning to its historical norm. as a seven of our times on this program, the models aren't working. be delivering on the dot plots, but that's not because the models are starting to work. francine: what is the model you think that's most broken? we mentioned german boots quite briefly, but is there something to stay away from in 2018? daniel: i think boones are particularly unattractive for two reasons. yields are likely to go up, but the difference is that you get .4. at least

mr. golden globe. sylvester stallone's three daughters were the previous honorees and had this advice for simone. >> be the one thing that we were most scared about. so practice the walk in the shoes you're going to wear. don't fall. don't fall. you got this. >> you can see simone during the 75th annual golden globe awards. they air live january 7th on nbc. >> she's going to do so great. >> of course. she's the >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> a few stars with birthdays this weekend. my friend joey mcintyre is celebrating turning 45. tracy ulman is 58. and meredith vieira is 64. take a final look at your choices. which transformer star did not have to audition for his role in the film? well, that is tyrese gibson, who is 39 this weekend. happy birthday, tyrese. >>> monday on "e.t." our countdown to the golden globes. >> i mean it's crazy. >> awards season is officially here and we are hanging with the front-runners. >> a dream come true. >> then the bachelor is back and we have six things you should watch out for. monday. >>> well, we are almost out of time this weekend, but for all the lat

understand i mean simon young a political correspondent here to give us fact it from germany europe correspondent is in the brussels so welcome both less off with you max what did you make of mr macross call to action. he started out by giving an account what his plans were and also what you had already done and who follows micro knows this man is actually somebody for the details he knows what he's talking about so some talk about things that probably struck joy in most of the hearts of especially of the business leaders that were there talking about lifting taxes on wages have a big reform on capital gains decreasing corporate taxes investing more in education to be precise five percent of the french g.d.p. so very precise very well business oriented but towards the end we heard the well the grand phrases the big sentences we were waiting for and he said france is back adding though and it's at the core of europe insisting that there can be no success for france without a successful europe. simon young it does sound as chance of a president. moving the same direction well absolutely as max says you know there's a lot more detail in president macro speech front says back ang

simon. if you're winner here you're a loser they are. a lot of speculation, a lot of mr. a fake news awards, would it be a traditional word show. after he treated at a link to the list of winners, the gop website crash likely because of the flood of people that wanted to see her the award show winners are. the awards featured 11 different stories. the first person to be named was paul krugman of "the new york times" for saying the economy markets would never recover from a trump victory. you guys know more than anybody else that that is not true. cnn received four different awards. one of them was you know the whole coy fish debacle. the president was criticized for appearing to overfeed the coy fish when he visited the japanese prime minister could the video is edited to look like he did that. turns out he was following the japanese prime minister asleep. no fish were harmed in the making of that footage. one that we speculated was coming, brian rossi was listed as well for this now infamous story involving michael flynn in russia. >> we are told by confident against pre

theoretically arrangement in reality mr busking we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few minutes stay tuned. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. hey everybody i'm stephen both gosh i'm a task hollywood guy you know suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru when he's a little bit different i'm not a abraham lincoln lawyer no no no no the up with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road to have some fun every day americans come calling and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. can then lead to a one hundred thirty she using a button to press the rage button and sit over the. exchange so that is why there is something x. it is a good in this case since this year we have done just screwed up. this is harlan kentucky. over all of this movement voices and it was very funny very morning. a co money city with almost no co mines left. the jobs are gone all the polis of said that that was a l

mr. president. right now they're too afraid of him having a mean tweet against them or a something. >> simone, 30 seconds> this is a good example. he was someone that fell into the trump trap. folks are saying the kind much campaign ed gillespie ran in virginia was not who he is, that's what he need to do to win. we're going to see republicans run away from donald trump. i worked the gubernatorial where we couldn't say obama or obamacare. the folks on the left are running on policy. it's not just donald trump's rhetoric and the fact that he's bad on everything. it's that this tax bill is not popular. folks do not like what is going on. republicans are literally in charge of washington and they can't get much done. >> thank you all. when we come back, beatsing the president at his own game. why one man's first ever tweet about president obama's respect went viral. just who is gary lee? well, you're going to find out. helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of the one he's kept over his own. brand vo: get paid twice as fast with quickbooks smart invoicing. quickbooks. back

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simon jones, to play their part in bringing about change. simonjones, bbc news, westminster. the ukip leader henry bolton has insisted he will not quit his job. mrs not right for the party's ruling body tojudge him on his personal life. he's expected to face a vote of no confidence at an emergency meeting later today, after offensive texts sent by his former girlfriend emerged last week. a man has been arrested after an eight—year—old girl was stabbed to death in the west midlands. police say they're treating it as a domestic incident, and aren't looking for anyone else. liz copper is in walsall for us this lunchtime. what are the police saying? police say they were called to this bungalow around 9:15pm yesterday, and when they arrived, they found that 80 rolled girl with serious injuries. she was taken to hospital and reportedly nothing could be done to save her life and she died a short time later. a 54—year—old man was also taken to hospital. he has been taken there with a stab injury to his stomach. his condition is described as stable. police say in due course, they will be questioning him. as you say, west midlands police have said they ar

simon stephens from the national health service has made clear that mental health spending has real terms andn as a proportion of the overall spending. would he now apologized for what he previously said? >> mr. speaker. the prime minister knows full well that budgets have been rated, and people who need help are not getting help. and mr. speaker, we saw on the news the other night that nurses are spending their entire shift treating people in car parks because of backed up ambulances. we know the prime minister recognizes there is a crisis in the nhs, because she wanted to sack the health secretary last week but was too weak to do it. if the nhs is so well resourced and so well prepared, why was the decision taken last week to cancel the operations of 55,000 patients during the month of january? p.m. may: i say to the right -- well, gentleman from the front bench the labour party said to apologize. actually, if you would listen to the answer i gave to his right honorable friend, i made clear that i've already apologized to those whose operations have been delayed, and we will make sure that those operations are reinstated as soon as possible. we are putting record funding into the nhs, and

simon mccoy. theresa may has been meeting donald trump this afternoon — the first time the two have met since mrsoke of the tremendous trade growth that was bound to develop across the atlantic. richard lister reports sweeping in across the mountains, the first sitting us president to come to davos in almost two decades. it was the softest of landings for donald trump but his first year in office he is befriended as many friends as enemies and the path ahead could be a slippery one. even the so—called special relationship with the uk has cooled in the years since he held hands with theresa may outside the oval office. in november the president retweeted of far right hate video. the prime minister said he was wrong and the president responded curtly, theresa may don't focus on me, focus on islamic terrorism in the uk. so is there a risk to heal in davos? the prime minister and myself have had a really great relationship. some people don't necessarily believe that but i can tell you i have tremendous respect for the prime minister and thejob tremendous respect for the prime minister and the job she

later today, mr trump will adddress world leaders where he's expected to reinforce his america first economic approach. simonjackjoins us from davos. good morning, simonw of piers morgan, quite interesting. he thinks he's the least racist person in the world, he thinks written first, that far right group, is a bit like his own programme of america first, which is what he sees asa america first, which is what he sees as a very reasonable way to proceed. he's going to address the conference later today and save america's leading the way, economic growth is very good here, world growth is very good. i think today will be a victory lap where he will point to great economic news and safe isn't what i have done great? —— and say isn't what i have done great? simon jackin isn't what i have done great? simon jack in davos. there's dispute at the heart of the government this morning, after downing street gave a public rebuke to comments made by the chancellor philip hammond in davos. it comes as the brexit secretary, david davis, prepares to set out his vision for the next stage of talks about a transition period later today. yesterday, mr hammond said he hope

important about this as simon kennedy said, this is an odd davos in that we are crescendoeding to the 2:00 p.m. friday and the discourse along the way is important, as we heard from mrhin and mr. ross, managing the message from yesterday, is how i would put it. francine: we are just seeing that helicopter in the snow for radio listeners in london. it is a sight we see here in davos is a lot of the ceo's choose to come that way, but not often do we actually take a close-up shot of that happening. tom: it is. francine: the last president of the united states to come here was in 2000. tom: and that was a davos ago. francine: let's it back to london and check in on the markets. >> thanks, fran. the picture across the european equity markets, fairly sluggish. if this is a crescendo toward president trump's appearance in davos, we seem to be treading water a little bit. the european session entirely flat. gold a little stronger, oil a little stronger. the weakness of the dollar has continued, down about 0.1% on the dollar index as a whole. let's have a look at the dollar index. down 0.1%. we heard on bloomberg radio that the u.s. is globally encouraging the dollar lower.