. >> mister and mrs. walker, my constituents, with learning difficulty. knocked down by a driver who was over the limit, taking drugs, had no lights and was speeding. mister walker is 69 and his quadriplegic. he is not entitled to pit. cannot access affordability and he and mrs. walker are paying 400 pounds per calendar month. i wrote about this case on 21 november and have not heard a reply. isn't it shocking this country and this government call for the elderly and disabled? i ask the prime minister look into this case urgently. >> can i first of all give our best wishes to mister walker and his family and how sorry we are to hear what has befallen him. he references a letter that i will assure the cases investigated and he received a response. >> miss green. >> will my right honorable friend join me in providing domestic abuse support in 40 years. will she considered the current reforms the benefits of a new budding structure for domestic review refuges separate from support of the housing sector so they can continue to deliver specialist support. >> i

. >> mister and mrs. walker, my constituents, with learning difficulty. knocked down by a driver who was over the limit, taking drugs, had no lights and was speeding. mister walker is 69 and his quadriplegic. he is not entitled to pit. cannot access affordability and he and mrs. walker are paying 400 pounds per calendar month. i wrote about this case on 21 november and have not heard a reply. isn't it shocking this country and this government call for the elderly and disabled? i ask the prime minister look into this case urgently. >> can i first of all give our best wishes to mister walker and his family and how sorry we are to hear what has befallen him. he references a letter that i will assure the cases investigated and he received a response. >> miss green. >> will my right honorable friend join me in providing domestic abuse support in 40 years. will she considered the current reforms the benefits of a new budding structure for domestic review refuges separate from support of the housing sector so they can continue to deliver specialist support. >> i

in the debate in the house, i am sure mr walker made that point.essment of the economic impact of leaving the customs unit? not a formal quantitive one. no formal assessment to the economic impact? not quantitative assessment. there we re not quantitative assessment. there were judgements made on qualitative assessments. isn't that quite extraordinary? no, no, there are phenomenal numbers of variables in that stop i can relate some to you and a deet when it took you through the impact of free trade agreement and one could increase trade by 25%. they are qualitatively different so free trade agreements carried out by the european union have not been particularly beneficial to the united kingdom. that carried out by switzerland, have been fantastically beneficial. we would have to make a judgement about the different effectiveness in the coming relationship. you are watching wednesday in parliament. still to come. . . wednesday in parliament. still to come... mps continued their details with any of the eu withdrawal pill which puts eu law onto the uk

he said he put a make on mrs. walkera married woman when he was young and he sired children with sally hemmings, his slave and he says no, he admits to the walk with him but he doesn't admit the other. people took that at their word but the hemmings kids had reported about what their mother the 1990's, it took a net gordon's rebook and the dna findings, nothing is definitive but i'm gordon reed makes a very powerful case in france where the two siblings could exchange. james's orders or he could have walked out and be free. you can train and others like to be a chef and i will for you. sally, thes that an same deal is made with his cocky bind, sally. -- concubine, sally. she doesn't want to be free, she wants her children free when their adult. that is what the children say later. plausible, ily don't think there is a love relationship, jefferson is a cold fish toward his kids, he doesn't recognize them, he enters the birth of these children, presumably his children along with new heifers and pigs that are born. had come

mr. walker, for five minutes. >> thank you. thank you for your leadership not just on this committee but the example you set in our entire conference. i have a couple questions for mr. crowley. it is come to our attention that federal agencies are required to reimburse judgment funds for judgments against agencies and settlements for determination in the workplace. yet there is no comparable requirement for congress. when we talk about liability what discussions were held prior to or during consideration of the accountability act regarding personal liability or settlements and final judgments awarded under caa? >> well, congressman, my lam mey is too decades-old here. as i recall there was a very clear discussion early on that would have simply prohibited personal liability for members as well as punitive damages. that changed is the process unfolded to limiting the ability to pay judgments out of the new one that was created and of course those discussions occurred extensively with the subcommittee with the provisions had a sig

he said he put a make on mrs. walker, a married woman, when he was young.nd he also sired children with sally hemmings, his slave. he said -- he admits the walker thing but doesn't admit the other. eople took that at his word. the hummings children reported what he had done. it took in 1990, two books plus the d.n.a. findings. nothing is definitive of course. but annette gordon makes a powerful case in france where the two siblings -- because james hemmings is older. he's over there to learn how to be a french cook because jefferson wants to have a french cook. and james is old enough, he could have walked out and be free. he knows france could give him freedom and is learning how to be a cook. he could stay there. jefferson makes a deal with him. he come back and train another chef, another slave to be a hef and i'll free you. and james buys that. and sally, the same deal is made with his concubine sally, that she will come back, she doesn't want to be free but she wants her children free when they're adults and that happens too. that is what the children

walker? >> that's mr. luke walker to you. i haven't used the force in 30 years. want to try again?guillermo: no, that's okay, i'm already drunk. >> then my work here is done. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, the cast of "star wars: the last jedi." director rian johnson, mark hamill, adam driver, daisy ridley, john boyega, oscar isaac, andy serkis, gwendoline christie, kelly marie tran, and laura dern. plus "unnecessary censorship, star wars edition." and now, may the force be with you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and appla ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. the force is not so strong with this one. tonight is "star wars" night. the director and cast of "star wars: the last jedi" all here tonight. we are down to our last jedi and our last president here. [ laughter ] tonight's show will be a comic-con, except the only nerd who gets to ask annoying questions this is one right in front of you. as i mentioned, we've got the whole cast i'm going to int

mr. walker, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> i would like to thank those for the leadership not just on this committee for the example you set in our entire conference. i have a couple of questions for mr. crowley. it's come to our attention that federal agencies are required to reimburse the judgment fund or judgments against agencies and settlements for discrimination in the workplace, yet, there is no comparable requirement for congress. so when we talk about liability, what discussions were held prior to or during consideration of the congressional accountability act regarding personal liability for settlements and judgments awarded under the caa? >> well, congressman again, my memory is two decades old here. >> i understand. >> as i recall, there was a very clear discussion early on that would have simply prohibited personal liability for members as well as punitive damages. that changed as the process unfolded to limiting the ability to pay judgments out of the new fund that was created. and of course, those d

mr. tall walker. he is an 80. 84-year-old manager who claims he is not built a day of exercise and 40 years. he does bodybuilding and has this very warm and eccentric personality. finance --ged to pioneer this business in a country that hasn't seen anything like it before. he started the company through his father. they have over gyms across the country and are expanding very rapidly. they have plans to transform the way small towns in india think about exercise. carol: american kids, for the most part, if they are lucky, it is then going to school where they have physical education. it is not the case in india. if you don't grow up thinking about sports necessarily or exercise. >> that is one of the big challenges the company faces. when they open up in a new city inida,rnasi in northern they have to outreach and explain what cardiovascular exercise is, for example. what weight training is. a lot of people also come to this idea of exercise because their doctor tells them to. they're having heart problems in thei

mr. walker. i have to tell you that. welcome to the show. great to have you on board. i had more time because i would love to discuss the idea of private enterprise running public transportation in cities. look, as an aside i used to live in hong kong, which is the most densely-packed city on the planet and they have the best public transportation i have ever seen think where. that is for another day. thanks for joining us. very interesting conversation. you will be back sir. thank you very much. >> thanks. stuart: happening now on capitol hill? bruce ohr, demoted doj official, andrew mccabe, deputy fbi direct to, both are testifying behind closed doors, two separate committees here. we're talking about this cabal within the government that may or may not have affected the election. we'll be back. ♪ cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time out. no! no! yes! yes, indeed. amazing speed

mr and mrs walker from my constituency have a son with learning difficulties.ker and his family. and how sorry we are to hear of what has befallen him. he reference refrns a letter, i will ensure that case is investigated and he receives a response. would my right honourable friend join me in praising the work of force alice who provided domestic abuse support for 40 years. will she consider under the current reforms the benefits of a new funding structure for domestic review abuse refuges separate from the supported housing sector so refuges can continue to deliver the specialist support. i thank my honourable friend for raising the question of refuges but also i am happy tojoin him in praising the work of fort alice and services like it across the country. he mentions reforms we are putting in place. indeed that is because at the moment we feel the system isn‘t responsive to the needs of vulnerable women in local areas and that‘s why we want to put funding in the hands of local authorities but bring in new oversight to make sure we are delivering the right su

walker. then we will move forward with the meeting. >> mr. president and school board members. i am the pastor. i just celebrated 49 years of pastoral ministry. i am going to make my comments baa of the timeframe. i am very disturbed and two words i would like to use that is the word crisis and emergency. that is with the african-american students in san francisco. first i respect the board of education. i have had four kids go through the educational process here and they are doing okay. when you look at the statistics and it is devastating to the african-american students in the system and when it comes to the latinos and i thought i would take a lot of time to make sure i am accurate. i am very disturbed at this moment with the sophisticated city. it is a city that knows how to get the job done. i will make a point here. first, i respect the educational system. the point is that at this particular time during the slavery and most of you studied african american history. the ignorant slave was safe. one caucasian woman said any unjust law that will pass or made to break. that

mr. sarigucchi from urban ed academy to join me if he could. and i am -- i was asked by reverend walker, who couldn't stay today, to pass on his support for our agreement and these conditions and his best wishes for the success of both enterprises of the joseph family market and urban ed academy. unless you have questions, i don't want to take much of the commission's time except for mr. saragucci to add his comments. >> thank you. we did take some time, took a long time, but we had the time to talk about what we could do together to make this a harmonious union on the 4500 block there of 3rd street. we also had a chance on december 6 to hear from other community members in front of the cacc and they shared their recommendation for approval upon passage or adoption of the supplemental conditions we agreed upon. i think we're in a good place. i think there were some things that were not ameanable to both sides, but i don't think you will always have a perfect union on those things and this is as close as we've gotten. so we appreciate your time and patience and letting us get to an agree

walker. pastor brown. public comment es. two minutes everyone. >> i would just be giving my introduction with two minutes. (laughter) >> seriously, mr. president and members of the board and superintendent, friends in the audience, as i said i want to commend the superintendent for the courage that he has exhibited to tell it like it is. i just hope and pray this board will exhibit the intestinal fortitude to not talk about we got to have time, doctor martin luther king said. the time is always right to do the right thing. i want to repeat that. the time is always right to do the right thing. but the superintendent has given us a very comprehensive, clear, concise manner. it should be applauded by this board. it not that the children are failing. i am using the pronounce we. we are failing. this board is failing. this city government is failing. you have professionals in the school district who have failed. they have come to respecting the worth and dignity of african-american students. now it is time for us to fess up and show some fruits of repentance. at the top of the list declare a state of emergency. if we don't do that, we are

mr. president and the superintendent and all the commissioners for having the courage to say we're going to fill that room, and we're going to be in the community, pitching. reverend walker is in the house. reverend townsend is back there, and earlier, reverend michael gilmore, and several other faith leader who could not be here tonight. always remember, historically and socio logically, the black safety movement is the black community. all we have to do is lean on some faith quotient to make it through the held in this country that we've been through. since we're in this age of trumpism, doesn't even know that frederick douglas is dead, and also his secretary of education has stated that historically black colleges were the first experience of choice for us. it wasn't a matter of choice, that is all we had, and i recommend you read the book by andrea williams up there at harvard when she talks about self-determination and the desire of blacks to be educated it underscored, documents that our forebears literally dug pits out in the woods, and they called them pit schools, and through reading the bible, and by counseling, light, and candles, they educated themselves. don

walkerring through. i have helped to build up others, especially young people. i thought daca would allow me the chance to not only build up others, but myself as well. but with mr. trump as president, i find it hard to hold on to my dreams. my daca status ends in march and with it all that i worked so hard to build over the last four years. she said -- in closing, she said, i wrote this long ee hail to -- e-mail to simply ask that you fight for people like me. we don't use -- didn't choose to be here but we're grateful to be here. it is where we have worked hard for the american dream, our dream. this is where those we hold dear reside. it is my prayer that you will fight for me. it is my prayer you will fight for me and others like me. it is my prayer that you will be our voice in congress. it is my prayer that you will humanize us to politicians who marginalize and demonize us. it is my hope prayer that you will fight for us. your prayer has been heard. i'm yielding back -- i want to say to my colleague, senator durbin, thank you for years of leadership -- years of leadership on this issue to do the right thing and treat other people like we would want to be