mr. bailey didn't read it he has had american people empty plot and here's another opportunity to plant a tree in the ground and feinstein i'll respond to the signatures it's a simple matter for a signature form when they face to hardships day to day or year after year thank you arrest you mentioned in our earlier presentation that you would take attorney's fees to from others for those trees have you having had any interest >> we've haven't made offers we're saying in the board of appeals will guatemala's the right to remove them we'll reach out to the community we've got a list of signatures and can send a letter out to them to see if they're interested. >> thank you. mr. bucks any rebuttal? >> good evening chris buck with djs urban forest triy i'll keep it brief it's difficult to estimate the age of trees size is not an indicator of household that's good information those palms go were in the contemporaneous for a longer time someone get the permits in 2001 that clears up background just when and how they were placed in the right-of-way whether a requirement or done voluntarily. we fee

mr. bailey stomped his head. he hit the offender with the mop bucket, he fell down and then his head was on the bucket and then according to the offender, he thinks that mr. bailey stepped on his head while his head was on the bucket. >> we spotted bailey on his way back to the prison segregation unit. >> [ bleep ] ain't ran professionally, man. i'm about to change the format up in this [ bleep ], [ bleep ] you. >> a few days later, bailey told us prison officials had the wrong man. >> the guy got hurt pretty bad, and they figured because of my history and reputation and my presence there that i would have to be somehow involved in that. i was never involved in anything. they just snatched me up as a result of my reputation preceding me. >> bailey claimed he was not only innocent of the assault but had actually tried to help the victim. >> first thing i do is say, hey, you guys, this guy is in here laying down on the floor unconscious, he's spitting up blood, his body is shaking, i need to get some paramedics up

mr. bailey. he said the two are indistinguishable. from paris fashion week. ♪ >> "welcome to countdown." i am markedwards. >> barton. >> burberry. event the first hosted since mr. bailey took over. he spoke with us. >> our company can not live in a little siloed world. technology is hugely important just as it music and craftsmanship. curious as an organization and making sure you are part of things happening in making sure you play and you build partnerships with a long-standing one. sometimes that can be with the crafts people or technology companies or musicians. >> caroline is here to talk about burberry. said enough to take the risk and experiment and experiment with twitter is up if you are in the fashion show, you can be following burberry on twitter online and bury right right in -- buy there and right then and you polish.y nail he kept talking about music. they had a live musician. he is trying to team together delicacy. all about butterflies and nature. catwalk.hat is on the here's trying to be commercial and think of the in

mr. christopher bailey. isasked of his major concern taking risks on the runway or bottom line?> the two are indistinguishable. the key issues that we move forward and do new things and have innovation. and we create something we our customersthat get excited and inspired. >> is the pressure growing? >> it is always a thing. the runway is something where you have 12 minutes to inspire people. sometimes that means you might do something unexpected and other times the feeling in the world means you want to do something more familiar. this business is about feeling and emotion and that has to turn into something tangible. >> which is what? >> emotion that turns into something tangible. >> technology are doing something here. twitter and instagram. is it turning into an arms race? are you becoming better known for technology? >> it is indistinguishable today. a company can't just live in a middle sideload world. technology is hugely important that as his music and craftsmanship. it is really about being curious as an organization in making sure that things are happening and that you

mr. bailey. >> the readiness action plan which will enable nato to respond with greater speed providing the 28 member states are giving permission for use quickly. the similar mobile use force gave the -- [inaudible] pre-authority to use it in a dire emergency. if there's any question of pre-authority being given to use the readiness action plan, will the prime minister bring that proposal to house for debate? >> the short answer to that is, yes, i will. as he nose, a lot of the detail about how exactly it will work is still to be determined. the maybe thing is that the -- the main thing that the readiness is decided. can i take a moment to describe him for his -- to thank him for his contribution. he spoke with great clarity and great support for what nato was doing. >> dr. julian -- [inaudible] >> my right honorable friend from sussex has just asked, may i draw the prime minister's attention to a very important article by general john than shore -- jonathan shore on the 5th of september where he said deploying the western military without a muslim political plan would be folly? what appro

mrs. neese. >> therapist patricia bailey was hired by rachel's family. >> from the day i met rachel, she has said me, i deserve to be in here, i did something terribly wrong, i hurt somebody. rachel does miss skylar very much so and she also weeps for her because she knows she cannot undo the past and she will never see her again. >> in court, rachel apologized directly to dave and mary. >> i don't know if there's a proper way to make this apology because there are not even words to describe the guilt and remorse that i feel each day for what i've done. i became scared and caught up in something i did not want to do and never realized the gravity of my actions and how many people i've hurt. >> skylar's dad who had once defended the girls didn't mince words. >> yes, rachel shoaf did cooperate. rachel shoaf also murdered my daughter in cold blood. she can take her apologies and all of them and sit on them because that's what they're worth to me and my wife. she has done nothing but make our lives a living hell since day one. >> dave and mary wished they had known more about what was going on in sky

congressman bailey when it comes to threats abroad when we are engaged in iraq and afghanistan he voted twice to defund our troops while they were engaged in combat. >> moderator: mr. braley do you believe that isil is the greatest foreign threat or is there another one facing united states and again what would you do? braley: let me respond to that last point. i once know i made it clear in those votes that i was voting to make sure that we were ending our decade-long involvement in iraq, not to penalize the men and women serving our country so bravely and i made that statement on the floor. it's very important to me. i agree with senator ernst at the rise in terrorism is the greatest threat we face of the country and i also agree with the four criteria she laid out but there's another very important criteria that general colin powell made as part of that risk assessment. that is making sure that the american people understand that importance and are supportive of why we are sending our brave men and women off to war. i recently had the opportunity to vote to give the president limited authority to begin strikes against terrorists in iraq and syria. isis is a thr