daniels signed in accra with trump. -- signed a nda.r breach of contract? i think the dam breached broke, burst, whatever expression you want. with the harvey weinstein thing. people said enough is enough, and people don't go along with it. they don't like fat cats hiding behind the law. giles, again, absolutely right. the climate for the oligarchs has changed hugely. hot, dirty monday, london and the place that it was once. let's finish with a picture of 20, who as the times told us, envisioned... —— twiggy. she has been named a game. i was trying to explain recently the importance of twiggy as a sort of cultural icon to my iii—year—old, who of course has grown up with many supermodels in her cultural upbringing. ijust supermodels in her cultural upbringing. i just checked supermodels in her cultural upbringing. ijust checked to her how different twiggy was, and you immediately rumoured what her real name is. congratulations, dame twiggy. 0r name is. congratulations, dame twiggy. or is it going to be dame lesley hornby. i do remember!

ifelt i had no choice but to sign the nda.ned to you, despite signing the nda. how is that possible? it took me ten years to have the courage to speak out. they made it very difficult. the nda made me very scared because, obviously, i could not talk about it to anyone. they've made it very difficult to get another job. they told me that the story i had to tell was i couldn't cope with the hours of work and that is why i left. which, of course, made it very difficult to get another job because when i was interviewing and they asked me, why did you leave your lastjob? i said, i couldn't cope with the hours. they would say, how can you cope with the hours here? it also felt that i was being forced to keep their guilty secret. i couldn't get support from other people. i thought it was only happening to me because i couldn't share my experience. 0nly ten years later, the company has actually closed down now, i never revealed the company name, but it took that long for me to have confidence to speak out. karenjackson, should these k

ndas has been forced to look elsewhere for money. got a motion going to cancel tonight. if that passes, it's basically requesting that the council supports financially ndas in getting the 100 grand they need to keep the refuges open for a further 12 months. do you think you are likely to win tonight's vote? honestly, no. i will do my best in the debate, to try to convince them to vote our way, but i don't think it's likely. but, hopefully, they will listen to the debate and the arguments that we've got, to fund this a little bit further. what with the consequences be of the refuges closing? if the refuges close then it's an absolute travesty for domestic abuse victims. we've got one of only nine in the country male refuges that ndas provide. if that's not... their best case, borough council has to pick up the slack for their emergency accommodation. worst case? you're going to look at deaths. they're not going to get the help they need. northampton borough council did vote to help keep the refuges open but it's not yet clear how much

the one against trump and michael cohen to invalidate her nda.all-in to fox and friends on april 26 the president was still defending cohen and himself amid speculation that campaign funds were used to pay off daniels. >> he did absolutely nothing wrong. there were no campaign funds going anywhere. >> then why is he pleading the fifth? >> because he's got other things, he's got businesses. but i'm not involved. >> in that civil litigation with stormy daniels, cohen and trump would later fold. withdrawing their part of the suit and saying -- they wouldn't enforce the nda. but as michael cohen's problems multiplied, many wondered how long his self-professed loyalty to donald trump would even last. >> mr. president, could michael cohen flip? >> everybody flips. >> what is he worried that michael cohen could flip over. >> if he flips, newer trouble. >> in the following weeks president trump turned to rudy giuliani to defend him in the court of public opinion. but then giuliani appeared to contradict the president's own statements claiming he knew not

the high—profile use of non—disclosure agreements known as ndas has dominated headlines from hollywooden pregnant or on maternity leave. mps on the women and equalities committee have been trying to find out from campaigners. many of these women are in horrendous, vulnerable states. they've just had a baby. they are trying to get used to motherhood and they are going through this awful experience with employers, they just want it over. they're exhausted, they are sleep deprived. we have heard some stories from women that are devastating. women who have had stillborn children who are then returning to work and they have just been kicked out of theirjob. you would think they don't have the strength to fight at that point. so they are given a non—disclosure agreement, "there you go, shut up and go away". we know of companies, household brands, who have been awarded for gender inequality, who as soon as a woman gets pregnant, she has lost her job and she's confused and does not know what's going on. they say, "ok, here's a small amount of money, we will give you a good reference if you sig

support or a seven percent of our congress for the appropriations bill and the swiftest passageof any nda a sense the 1970s . his leadership also return congress to what i think chairman for mary, you and i discussed as was his rightful role in the drivers seat when it comes to funding of national defense. not to simply watch as spectators, but what's going on that left no semblance of leadership but was simply arithmetic. >> abroad, he was ambassador for our people and for our values. his respect for fundamental human deity, democracy, free and fair markets and peace through unquestioned strength , those were things that we all believe in here and we will continue to defend as you head to wisconsin mister speaker because we intend to live up to your standards as we build relationships overseas, ranking the alliances and partnerships that will keep this experiment in democracy safe, prosperous and free for generations to come. again, his passport to the trust of the american people is due to his character, his ethical compass which earned him the ability to build compromise in town that s

by refusing to sign the nda, the court papers were made public and vicky exposed the scale of the crisisscreening programme. literally from that moment on, my life has not been the same. it is now known that at least 221 women with cervical cancer should have received earlier treatment. 20 women have now died. vicky is on her way to meet the husband of one of those women. when irene passed away, she was 35 and i was 36 and had a four and a two—year—old boy. stephen is a man in the middle of a women's health scandal. all i pictured was in 10 years' time trying to explain the scandal them. and all i would have to show the death certificate and the newspaper clippings of the scandal. where have a room full of people i would think. together stephen and vicky have founded a support group for all the victims of the cervicalcheck controversy. i would never have known about this if not for the bravery of what vicky did, not signing the confidentiality agreement and taking a court case. you know, iwanted it to be not in vain. and we worked side by side to try and fight this, you know? try and get

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you'rely if you're a woman in trump's bedroom the only document you need is an nda. ( audience reacts news from the world of entertainment. >> a big announcement from justin timber labeling, postponing remaining concert date for december. his doctors want him to continue to rest his voice. he has been pushing back shows since october for bruised vocal chords. >> oh, man! god! that is so sad! justin timberlake with no voice? you know what that penis. he's useless to society now because, you know, when you're an entertainer and can't interdangerous what good are you for. >> trevor: desi... >> the only thing left to do is take him out back and turn him into glue. >> trevor: desi, desi, i have the same problem with my vocal chords. >> oh, yeah. oh, that's so weird. you guys attend the same orgies or something? >> sometimes but not this time. >> good to know. let's move on to our top story. ( laughter ) good? yeah. money. when it started, it was sea shells and beads and stuff, which is fine when we were scamming the indians, but now we have a real economy. anyway, we've since moved on to c

marshals, atf agent's come immigration agents,, fbi nda -- atf immigration officers, and atf officers the great work. you know my administration will always have your back and will never let you down. moments in hazardous the high-speed chases and high-stakes courtrooms, in and late-night stakeout, you are always there and always keeping watch over us. our people love you. they love you. it, but theyar love you. us down and we will never let you down. you bring criminals to justice and peace to our streets. you are the reasons americans sleep soundly in their beds at night and you are the ones making america stronger, prouder, and greater than ever before. we are making america greater than ever before. we are respected as a nation. we love our law enforcement. all foro thank you being here. it is my great honor to be before you. god bless the united states of america and not bless you all. all.d god bless you thank you. [applause] ♪ >> next, live, your calls and comments on "washington journal ." that a look at the results of the midterm elections. after that, senate majority leader

media reports that this bridge is a known accident danger spot and is not meet the latest safety sta ndame of the day's other news. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, will travel to colombia next week to discuss the economic crisis in neighbouring venezuela. more than two million venezuelans have left the country over the past three years as the crisis has worsened. about half of them have crossed the border into colombia. saudi arabia's king salman has announced the creation of a space agency to be led by his son, prince sultan bin salman. the 62—year—old prince is better known as being the first arab and muslim astronaut to travel to space in 1985, helping to deploy a satellite with nasa. his appointment was announced as part of king salman's first major reshuffle of leadership positions, after the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul in october. at least eight people have been killed and more than two dozen injured after a bus crashed into a ravine in peru. the bus was carrying 55 passengers when it went off a highway and turned over, early on thursday. emergen

of interest in this committee not just me but it is broad-based with a number of provisions in the nda a including the demand from the department of defense for a new strategy as the russians are building their capability massively huge exercises new air fields and icebreakers and 13 nuclear power that are weapon iced secretary mattis and in a statement to this committee said we need to pay more attention we have the opportunity to visit potential areas and you recently said in the speech we need a strategic port in alaska. can you focus on some of those issues you see is a challenge from the national security perspective and how the arctic plays into that cracks and can i get your commitment to work with this committee with a revised analysis quick. >> you do have my commitment senator. last october when i was newly minted the first trip outside the country that was my educational curve what was going on in the arctic at that point our russian friends were warming w up five airstrips for quote unquote search and rescue according to the ambassador that everybody is up there. everybody

some of the staff left having signed ndas, non—disclosure agreements.y making awkward comments about my appearance. he told me i was very beautiful and if he was younger, he would try something on." ted baker's results, out today, showed a slight fall in sales, and with its boss under investigation, these allegations could hurt financially. lucy manning, bbc news. youtube has deleted thousands of videos in the wake of a bbc investigation into how essay writing companies are promoting and advertising academic cheating on social media platforms. writing essays for cash isn't illegal, but students who submit work that's not their own face serious penalties. a higher education watchdog has written to facebook and google to ask them to stop accepting paid advertising from essay writing companies. 0ur education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports. yeah, i know what's goin‘ down. they're entertainers, digital stars. youtubers followed by millions. they will write your essay for you. pushing companies writing essays for cash. stress —free! let's go. nick was asked

some of the staff left having signed an ndas, non—disclosure agreements.ents about my appearance. he told me i was very beautiful and if he was younger, he would try something on." he'd hug and touch you inappropriately. i definitely saw some girls on his knee. every time i saw him, he was physical. ted baker's results, out today, showed a slight fall in sales, and with its boss under investigation, these allegations could hurt, financially. lucy manning, bbc news. youtube has deleted thousands of videos in the wake of a bbc investigation into how essay writing companies are promoting and advertising academic cheating on social media platforms. writing essays for cash isn't illegal, but students who submit work that's not their own face serious penalties. the higher education watchdog has written to facebook and google to ask them to stop accepting paid advertising such companies which target students.? 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys reports. yeah, i know what's goin‘ down. they're entertainers, digital stars. youtubers, followed by millions. they w

some of the staff left having signed ndas, non—disclosure agreements.oday, showed a slight fall in sales, and with its boss under investigation, these allegations could hurt financially. lucy manning, bbc news. us president donald trump has reportedly chosen state department spokeswoman heather nauert as the new ambassador to the united nations. ms nauert is a former fox news channel anchor and became the state department spokeswoman in april last year. she will replace the outgoing ambassador, nikki haley, who announced her resignation in october. ms haley held the position for 18 months. cuba has the lowest internet connectivity in the western hemisphere. now though, people there will be able to get 3g internet access on their mobile phones, instead of using wi—fi hotspots and internet cafes. broadband's been available to state—approved clients for decades. analysts say the new service may be too costly for many people. from cuba, will grant reports. it is a day many cubans had thought might never come. finally, after years of waiting, they can get th

nda: one of the difficult is whetherhis story these issues are tied together whether there are concernsrade wars filtering into the courts in china are decisions made around arrests in the u.s. how concerning is all of that? particular all, this patent was filed long before the current heating up of this latest lawsuit. if you believe the politicians have an influence on the judicial system in this country or in china, you have to believe that kind of decision-making starts to influence a regular process and you have the potential for governments to try to influence these cases and make it tougher based on their own political motives. shery: what has been the response from apple? this does notaid affect the latest phones. their phones are still on sale in china. bute is talk on both sides we will have to see how this plays out and see whether there is an appeal and the kind of process is in place. lot of u.s. investors, the chinese legal system is difficult to follow. up to the companies to make it clear exactly how this process will unfold and how quickly it will unfold. shery: we are

you signed an nda for trump and nondisparagement. >> i've said plenty of bad things. >> i just want toier also said that the kremlin used the promise of favorable real estate deals to cozy up to the campaign. now from michael cohen's testimony we're learning about trump's involvement in the possibility ofable a trump tower in moscow during the campaign. does that part of the dossier have the ring of truth to you? >> the trump organization does really and it was going to do real estate before he was a cad while he was a candidate and they're still doing real estate. so i don't think anything's really changed. we don't have any proof that any deals were cut specifically by the upper levels of the russian government with the campaign and or donald trump to curry favors. none of that has come out at all. and you know, so i think this is the big point is that thing were happening as they normally would happen because the trump organization does real estate. >> but you would offer a penthouse to a. >> there's no proof of that. >> i think things were, i mean, you know, rob is being honest. th

he said i am really anxious about the future because we have 's for theng these nda last 10, 15 years. people are getting mbas rather than proceeding through liberal arts education and moving into business. these guys are smart, they know their stuff but don't know anything about ethics, don't know how to write a letter, don't know where they are. i can teach you what you need to know mba wise, but i can't teach all that other stuff. somehow the genie got out of the bottle and we are obligated. in institutions like the smithsonian, the reason why we attract people and your support, not just to start off, happy birthday but to thank you as the secretary did for your support because this is really the front line of our survival. it doesn't seem sexy enough to put it in the hands of librarians, but it is really sexy and important. [applause] david: i know you were hoping to get ideas for your next films after this. you know a documentary about librarians wouldn't be the worst thing? >> [laughter] [applause] ken: after the civil war came out, funding groups would come to me and say what a

we parked about the rest we talked about the nda and we talked about the situation and modernizing our force for great power competition that is russia and china. the fourth one is caring for servicemembers. dod civilians and their family, medical attention. this is something they have an advantage over us, i'm talking about peer competitors, they don't care about people, they are expendable. we've got to continue to do that or we won't have a military. the fifth armed services committee will maintain the focus on defense reform and conduct rigorous oversight to pass an audit. were doing that now and with that we will be able to talk to the american people will and let them know to bring the most out of the tax dollars. to promote reform, you know, as i mentioned before i spent eight years in the armed services and 24 years in the senate and i can tell you right now i don't remember one year that we didn't try to do something with reform. i'm from oklahoma and i'm familiar with artillery and i remember when we were going to put together the crusader, by the way that's part of the conse

they told me i either sign the nda and left, with no pay—out, it has to be said, or they would startvernment reveals its plans for the uk's immigration system after brexit. the home secretary says the system will be built around people's skills, rather than which country they come from. we'll have the details.

about getting your security clearance, how about working for a local company that has a very strong nda and talking with a reporter and you're at the door. there goes your mortgage, there goes being able to feed your family. this is deadly serious stuff even if you don't cover the most high level national security stuff. i think we have an obligation to at least try to protect our sources the best we can, even if we don't cover national security. >> can i just add one thing to that? really excellent overview. ride sharing. i'm embarrassing myself because i don't honestly know if a company like uber or lyft, do they have to comply, what are their either internal policies for complying with law enforcement requests, how oft often -- i don't know what sort of transparency disclosures they provide but we should think of those companies not as transportation companies but as data companies. i think uber, uber is a data company. that's really what we're talking about with these sorts of companies. we need to think of them and expect not just different patterns of behavior from ourselves, but

a lot of legislation in various targeting various issues in manufacturing so for example, it was an ndat originally mandated the creation of the creation of the policy office when the pentagon. and that was to try to strengthen the role of the voice of industrial policy within decisions made in the broader acquisition programs of the department of defense. we've tried to strengthen the man tech program by creating joint defense manufacturing technology program in a panel to coordinate those efforts to try to connect those programs to the manufacturing extension programs at the department of commerce. and to push for manufacturing strategies. that can help guide congressional investment in manufacturing in targeted sectors. we have also focused on the workforce portion of the manufacturing and industrial base programs. most recently through an initiative called the manufacturing education engineering program, which tries to connect university education programs to the needs of the future defense industrial base. and then in thinking about the organic industrial base, which is the debt po

eric: what's the difference between that and an nda, a secret agreement that's agreed to by two partiesbut the point that i want to make here is even if donald trump directed it, even if it was for, to affect the election, donald trump still would have to know that it was illegal. and it is a tough statute to know. and michael cohen, just because he passed the bar, was a lawyer, wasn't necessarily aware of that law. eric: all right. and let's say there's a trial with a jury, all right, and president trump is there on the stand and says i didn't know, legally i relied on michael cohen. is that enough to -- >> you get back to hearsay. >> no. >> right? what corroborating evidence do they have? do they have e-mails? do they have other recordings. >> he's going to have testimony from cohen. >> beyond a reasonable doubt -- >> cohen's not going to be -- >> it's going to be who the jurors believe to be more credible, and that's usually the case in criminal trials. >> also cohen, the one that pled guilty to lying, that guy? eric: wow. a lot here to unpack. keisha and david, thank you. arthel: er

forget about getting a security clearance, how about working for a local company that has a very strong nda, talking to reporters and you're out the door, there goes your mortgage, there goes being able to feed your family. this is deadly serious stuff, even if you don't cover the most high-level national security stuff, i think we have an obligation to at least try to protect ourselves the best we can. even if we don't cover -- even if we don't do it completely. >> a really excellent overview. if i could add one more thing, i'm embarrassing myself right now, because i don't know if the company like uber, do they have to comply? you know, what are their internal policies for complying with the law requests. i don't know what sort of transparency they provide. but, we should think of those companies not as transportation companies but as data companies. the founder of uber once said that labor is a data company, because that is what we are talking about with these things. it affects not just human patterns of behavior, but we should expect companies to do things like, facebook and google on

the nda that we passed requires the secretary of defense to enter in -- can you give me a status report on those discussions? are we likely to have some certification of that kind soon or just give me the stats. >> yes, sir. since we spoke last, we've been working closely with the shipyard and negotiating what savings would look like should we go into a two carrier condition. we think those savings will be better than the $2.5 billion number that i quoted, i think, at the last time we spoke. we are, as you know, the '20 budget process right now so we have not made a final decision on whether to pursue that or not. i would expect that decision sometime by the end of this calendar year, and obviously, then we would have -- should we go down that path, the sec def would certify that and submit that to congress per the ndaa. >> what's your drop dead date on having to make that decision? >> sir, i'm not sure there's a drop dead date, per se. we're aiming to have that decision by the end of the calendar year. if that decision were to move out much longer than the calendar year, the savings ac

the council says that it is still committed to funding domestic violence services but ndas is still looking's time for the one o'clock news but first it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. we have had ourfair share of wind and rain but as we head closer to christmas, the weather will be slowly calming down. there has been some sunshine today but also some hefty showers. as we go into the evening those will tend to fade, but only because we have this next strike of cloud and rain pushing in from the south—west, riding cross wales, the midlands and northern ireland by the end of the night. mild to the south, becoming windy as well. to the one or two spots might see a touch of frost. into tomorrow, this frontal system will wriggle its weight eastwards across the country. it is this front extending out to the west that is going to get stranded across the central parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, we will see cloud and outbreaks of rain through the day. for the south, and outbreaks of rain through the day. forthe south, early and outbreaks of rain through

councilman from brooklyn is going to introduce legislation to ban new york city from entering into nda'sgotiations for public projects. he's not the only one. a senator in queens is expected to do something similar. because 3 billion plus dollars in incentives is what what's dangled before amazon to come here to new york, to long island city, and they only got half of the promise. so you can't say to these cities and states sign this nondisclosure agreement, when you're not giving them what you promised them. a lot of backlash about this. david: a lot of backlash. we just put up on the screen. look at that. almost 3 1/2 percentage points down $45. it is down to 13.31. again, just to remind you, it wasn't long ago when the stock was just about at the 2,000 per share mark. it has had quite a fall. switching gears to china trade, joining us is economist peter morici. we have a 90 day deadline. will we have a deal before the higher tariffs kick in >> there is a lot of pressure to have some kind of deal. president xi has political pressure domestically because of events that will take place s

media reports that this bridge is a known accident danger spot and is not meet the latest safety sta ndailly demand, and being intent on frustrating brexit. the number of illegal knives seized at the uk's borders has more than doubled in a year. official figures show officers took possession of more than 7,600 blades during the 12 months to september. it comes as knife crime in england and wales reaches an 8—year high. adam woods reports. seized at britain's borders, thousands of deadly and illegal weapons. knives and swords destined for the streets. between january and september this year, border force staff confiscated more than 7600 blades, that's double the number seized the previous year. the figures also show a big rise in the number other weapons found by officers, including batons and knuckledusters. two teenagers have been stabbed in south london... a man has been stabbed to death in london... and this is why police are so concerned. knife crime in england and wales is at its highest for eight years. this month, 18—year—old jay sewell became the latest victim in london. 73 peopl

there are problem some contractuals nda you might make. maybe you don't trust your lawyer completely, they might turn on you, but -- or is themselves charged with crime, fraud, that could be there. so that says a third party, when you reveal secret to the supreme court says you have in expectation of privacy. its alex the person? i think it's somewhat distischtive but the argument will be used to push back by law enforcement and say this is no different. you ask alexa how to get rid of a dead body, ask your assistance how to get rid of dead body, you're on the hook for both. that will have to be played out. >> something we have to think about, things that differentiate that person from alexa or google or the services, but i don't think of it nearly the same way. know not to ask my personal assistant how to get rid of a body. there's a cultural norm and expectation that we just don't have with siri. it's weird. >> i will also say that technology is getting better all the time so maybe this won't be a problem, but machines aren't good at nua