has gone on with nick brown? out brown i've asked about nick brown many, many , i've asked about nick brown many, many, many, many, many times. telling trying times. i'm telling you, trying to answer as to what is to get an answer as to what is going on there is absolutely, incredibly difficult, richard says. you're going to talk about scotland in a minute. he says, i love scotland. i've had some great holidays, but politically, he says his words, it's gone doolally , that's one of my doolally, that's one of my viewers on the website there. and i can tell you there's a lot going on in scotland today. not least, of course, you've seen nicola sturgeon's husband get rearrested and you've seen one of their key net zero targets being dropped, i'll come on to those things . but one of the those things. but one of the things that kind of stopped me in my tracks today is this revelation. it's been released by telegraph , actually. and by the telegraph, actually. and what they suggesting is that there this charity, lgbt th

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a number of investigations going on, some in the case of nick brown who used to be a chief whip for manys as mps but i refuse to accept the charge all parties at the same. all parties have had problems with mps but i think we had taken an approach which gets us criticised because investigations take time but as soon as a complaint is made we suspend pretty quickly once a complaint is made. then we leave it over to an independent investigation, independent investigation, independent panels that make the decision advised by lawyers and that is a huge change in how we operate as a party and some things unfortunately take time and i cannot comment on that but it's better to have an independent process. shabana mahmood, have an independent process. shabana mahmood. always _ have an independent process. shabana mahmood, always great _ have an independent process. shabana mahmood, always great to _ have an independent process. shabana mahmood, always great to have - have an independent process. shabana mahmood, always great to have you i mahmood, always great to have you with us. thank you. in

isabel rosales is at brown university in providence, rhode island. nick watt is at the university of southern california in los angeles. nick, you've seen some physical altercations. what's happening now? >> well, right now, i would say he school the passionate and a lot of speakers, lot of chanting. there is only one solution into fighter revolution resistance is justified that listen, i know that there are jewish students on this campus who feel uncomfortable walking around their own campus, hearing that it has been peaceful ever since the security officials really pulled back. now, we saw some really ugly scenes when they came in, tried to clear this area of tense. and when one protester was arrested soon as that protester was released, the temperature went way way down. >> but the lapd has said that they might come in at some point to clear this area. >> there are dozens of lapd squad cars waiting just off-campus for now. jake is peaceful. of course the tension here heightened by the fact that a young muslim woman who is supposed to be the valedictori

the gruesome, horrendous autopsy photos of nick ole -- my thoughts are the sister and family of nichole brown and ron goldman. the photos were beyond revolting. a savage crime of passion, anger, rage, fury, nichole's voice box was sliced, carotid arteries severed, the knife went into her backbone. it was revolting and discussing and showed it was a crime of fashion. the blood evidence, the blood drops that went back to his white bronco, the blood on his middle finger cut two inchs long from fingernails in the fight with nichole as he slashed her to death. the bronco parked at an odd angle at his house. eyewitness testimony of the limousine driver who saw the bronco later that revealed that o.j. drove from the murder scene up to there. that to me is the legacy of what the american public and coverage we did not and could not show. if any viewer of that trial at that time saw those autopsy photos you would be shocked to your senses and to me at this moment, harris, my thoughts are with the victims' families, that never a travesty of justice like this murder. he had a history of domestic violenc

nick can i just clarify on this? but so ketanji brown who was obviously one of the democrat appointees on the supreme court, she said, you know that you can't do this because if you say there's presidential immunity across the board, you're turning the oval office into a centre of criminality, even though you might disagree with them on many things. isn't that that's true, isn't it? yeah. >> well, my biggest worry is the dems realise this so they can start assassinating people you know, they, like trump will just say you'd do it as a joke, but they'd actually probably do it. but, satirical content there of course. but, yeah. but as, the judge alito here points out, using a navy seal team to assassinate a rival was implausible. well, that's not really quite strong enough, is it? you want it to be absolutely ruled out, really, don't you? but yeah. he says he says it would never actually come up and wouldn't happen. >> isn't it strange that these conversations are even being had in the democrats like to raise all these weird points, don't t

nick. let�*s talk now to snp depute leader keith brown and co—leader of the scottish greens patrick harvie,onservatives douglas ross. good evening to you all. first of all, the soul of the snp, that is what is at stake, according to nick there, but the public must look at this mess and thing, why should we trust the snp with our votes when they are more interested in instantly signed battles than actually the of scotland? i instantly signed battles than actually the of scotland? i don't think that's _ actually the of scotland? i don't think that's true, _ actually the of scotland? i don't think that's true, and _ actually the of scotland? i don't think that's true, and you - actually the of scotland? i don't think that's true, and you talk. think that�*s true, and you talk about trust, the people of scotland voted for the snp in successive elections in record numbers. we currently have more than twice the number of snp msps that labour or the tories have. they like us for five years. it is by law the scottish parliament sits for five years, so we intend to see through that mandate that prog

and of course, we've seen student in canvas on the campuses of brown and columbia university as well, who want to go to usc now cnn's nick watt, who is on the scene for us negate. it is a tense scene behind you. we've heard chance of let him go what is actually happening behind well, so what is happening behind me bars is one of the protesters was arrested and put into that squad car. you see right there, the car was then surrounded by protesters demanding let him go, let him go, let them go it appears that they might actually be letting him go. this is just a perfect example of the issue to that college campus officials have across this country of how to police these events before they moved in to try and move tents and other things off this little hello. park. it was a peaceful demonstration. there were speakers. it was peaceful. about 200 people as soon as public safety officers from the university moved in, it very quickly gop verbal. and then it very quickly got violent after that, there was pushing and shoving, cursing, swearing a great deal of anger, and then this arrest which is what we are seeing behind me right

nick now we have the video. it is a whole lot different. tell us what's in it? >> well, brown mayor said, this is deeply disturbing video. what we see is a traffic stop around 6:00 p.m. march 21, one young black man driving a car is pulled over by an unmarked police car in that car, five not on uniformed officers. they currently stopped extra read because he wasn't wearing his seat belt. >> they got out of >> the car, guns drawn. now, the context here is chicago has had problems with this kind of stop in the past. this kind of police action the quantum mcdonald, a black teenager, shot dead nearly ten years ago and chicago in that brought in a whole raft of chess ages. the police department was accused of excessive force. there were changes, there was a new body put in place. the citizens office of police accountability. that's the body that released this video. so we're about to show you this. it is disturbing. we pick up the video as those officers are getting out of there. vehicle >> rather wanted roll the window down what are you doing >> that role? that one down to >> don'

nicole brown simpson's neck i remember seeing the side of her neck there was a huge deep gash, near the gift have -- decapitated. her arteries were cut. the knife in fact nicked back on it was thrust so strongly into her. this was hatred, this was anger. you had the blood pattern back the blood drops going up. the index finger was cut 2 inches, you had the blood spot on the door handle and on the console where he would have to put the bronco in year, blood going up in his house on the wooden flo of his home. blood on a sock and this sort of thing. of course the verdict just shocked the country on both sides no matter how you stand. the racial aspect to this but i prefer to look at this more as the wealth aspect that if you are wealthy like o.j. you can hire the dream team. but so many other people are incarcerated who never have those resources. >> you know, i can't believe the kind of evidence he had a chance to look at, much of the nation some 2930 years ago did not. i'm wondering since a lot of that stuff often times tends to get out and it might have gotten out in an environment like there is today. this great divide that really existed between americans

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the dark side and by pete brown just had to do a tweet, you know, she obviously had a solicitors yeah . had a solicitors letter. yeah. but anyway, over to the telegraph. nickhink class a drugs are the new burglary. yeah. hard drugs legalised by stealth as more a third of offenders more than a third of offenders avoid prosecution. 39.2% of avoid prosecution. so 39.2% of people drugs people caught with hard drugs avoided record and avoided a criminal record and were community were said handed community resolutions, which means they have apologise up have to apologise or pick up some or something . i some litter or something. i mean, five fold mean, there's a five fold increase so these increase since 2016, so these communities with a lot of these things, you can just emit guilt and these so—called and apologise. these so—called community it's community resolutions. and it's a a it's ludicrous. a bit of a it's ludicrous. i mean, this is the continued decline the country. decline of the country. now, i do understand in some cases, you know, catch who know, you catch someone who seems right kid with seems like an all right kid with drugs. a party or drugs. it's