i got to know justice o'connor in that way. and justice o'connor at the time and i think throughout her tenure on the court, had an aerobics class. like 1980's style aerobics. [laughter] and one of the things justice o'connor liked was that she thought that all the women like 1980's style aerobics. clerks should come to her aerobics class. [laughter] and there were too many of us then. i think there were only seven of us at the time. and she thought a good turnout would be seven. [laughter] now at the time i fancied myself as kind of an athlete. and i thought, aerobics? that was not real exercise, that was not sport. it's also, as some of you might know, there was a basketball court at the supreme court and several times weekly, some of the clerks and other members of the court staff go up and play basketball. and i thought basketball was more my style. so i went and played basketball. the basketball court at the court, until a few years ago, was basically, the floor was basically concrete. this meant, really you could not play

cardinal murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died at the age of 85.t least m00 people have now died, after heavy monsoon rains across large parts of south asia. and on newsnight, president trump releases images of the mexican border wall he's promised. we're on the arizona border asking if hes really prepared to shut down goverment to get it built. nine employees, including two managers, at the security company gas, have been suspended, following allegations detainees were abused, at an immigration removal centre near gatwick airport. it follows an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme, claiming officers "mocked, and assaulted" people, and that there was "widespread self—harm and attempted suicides" at the centre, as well as drug use. gas says it's aware of the allegations and "immediately" began an investigation, and tonight a home office employee, who used to work for the company, has also been suspended. here's our social affairs correspondent alison holt. brook house immigration removal centre sits a couple of hundred metres from the runwa

then bishop murphy—o'connor decided to redeploy him asa murphy—o'connor decided to redeploy him as a gatwick airport. michael hill went on to abuse children and was jailed in 1997. cormac murphy—o'connor refused to resign but described his management of michael hill is a grave mistake. he clearly wanted to make amends for that and do something constructive. so out of that terrible case came his decision to ask lord nolan to help him rethink how the catholic church in this country dealt with child abuse issues, to try to avoid such terrible things happening against white although he did not engage directly in politics, it was his careful that led tony blair to convert to catholicism in 2007 after he stepped down as prime minister. 0ne he stepped down as prime minister. one year later cormac murphy—o'connor published a book entitled faith in the nation in which he argued against the erosion of religious values in public life. religious belief of any kind, he wrote, tends to be treated more as a private eccentricity than as the central and formative element of british society. it was th

then bishop murphy—o'connor decided to redeploy him as a chaplain at gatwick airport.urphy—o'connor refused to resign, but described his management of hill as a grave mistake. out of that terrible case came his decision to ask lord nolan to help him rethink how the catholic church in this country dealt with child abuse issues, try and avoid such terrible things happening again. although he did not engage directly in politics, it was his careful nurturing that led tony blair to convert to catholicism in 2007, after he had stepped down as prime minister. a year later, cormac murphy—o'connor published a book entitled faith in the nation, in which he argued against the erosion of religious values in public life. it was this assertion that the christian faith must play a role in the public square, that cormac murphy—o'connor had contended for throughout his life. the former archbishop of westminster, cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, who's died, at the age of 85. one of the most powerful x—ray machines ever built has been unveiled in the german city of hamburg. the facility,

cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died.enya's supreme court has annulled the result of last month's presidential election, and ordered a new one to be held within 60 days. the former england football captain wayne rooney, has been charged with drink driving. also in the next hour... more than m00 people dead after monsoon rains. the impact of floods in south asia becomes clearer — an estimated 16 million have been forced from their homes in india, nepal and bangladesh — with a third of bangladesh still under water. there's more misery for householders in birmingham, as refuse collectors go back on strike, in a dispute overjobs. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the security company gas has suspended nine workers at an immigration removal centre near gatwick airport, for allegedly abusing detainees. it follows an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme, claiming officers "mocked, and assaulted" people. it's claimed there was "widespread self—harm and attempted suicides" at the centre, and that drug use was "rife".

more on the news of cardinal cormac murphy o‘connor, the former archbishop of westminster.onnor was cardinal between 2001 and 2009 based in central london. originally born in reading, and his family came from east cork. one of the things people said about him, he was a humble person despite the lofty heights he had been elevated to. he never forgot where the family came from. that humbleness, the friendliness to people, the ability to reach out and be with people where they were in their lives, that was something you don‘t always find in cardinals in the catholic church. that was something that people talked about with him quite a lot. we do know he had been ill for the past two weeks. about a fortnight ago the current archbishop of westminster, vincent nichols issued a statement from westminster cathedral, asking people to pray for him. he said his health had taken a significant turn which was code for the end coming soon. not very far away. certainly there area not very far away. certainly there are a lot of people who have failed cormac murphy o‘connor quite closely in h

then bishop murphy—o'connor decided to redeploy him as a chaplain at gatwick airport.was jailed in 1997. cormac murphy—o'connor refused to resign, but described his management of hill as a grave mistake. out of that terrible case came his decision to ask lord nolan to help him rethink how the catholic church in this country dealt with child abuse issues, to try and avoid such terrible things happening again. although he did not engage directly in politics, it was his careful nurturing that led tony blair to convert to catholicism in 2007, after he had stepped down as prime minister. a year later, cormac murphy—o'connor published a book entitled faith in the nation, in which he argued against the erosion of religious values in public life. it was this assertion, that the christian faith must play a role in the public square, that cormac murphy—o'connor had contended for throughout his life. the former archbishop of westminster, cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, who's died, at the age of 85. the former england football captain, wayne rooney, has been charged with drink—dr

then bishop murphy—o'connor decided to redeploy him as a chaplain at gatwick airport.n 1997. cormac murphy—o'connor refused to resign but described his management of hill as a grave mistake. out of that terrible case came his decision to ask lord nolan to help him rethink how the catholic church in this country dealt with child abuse issues, to try to avoid such terrible things happening again. although he did not engage directly in politics, it was his careful nurturing that led tony blair to convert to catholicism in 2007 after he'd stepped down as prime minister. a year later, cormac murphy—o'connor published a book entitled faith in the nation, in which he argued against the erosion of religious values in public life. it was this assertion that the christian faith must play a role in the public square, that cormac murphy—o'connor had contended for throughout his life. martin bashir, bbc news. the former archbishop of westminster, cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, who has died aged 85. our top story this evening. the security firm gas suspends 9 workers, after the bb

: sinead o'connor.you get hooked up with sinead o'connor? >> well, she actually called me. >> jimmy: she did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it got that bad? [ laughter ] >> everybody does say, i ran out of options. i don't know why people don't call me first. they say, dr. phil, this is my last hope. i don't know why everybody doesn't call me first before things get off in a ditch. >> jimmy: maybe you could help them sooner. >> you've seen her videos she's posted on facebook and all from motel rooms in new jersey. she's really had a difficult time. and she said look, i'm in trouble, i need help, and she called, and she said i want to destigmatize mental illness. she said i clearly have a problem. and she said too many musicians are dying and i want to use my life, be a teaching tool. i'm willing to sit down and talk. and so we did. and it is -- >> jimmy: were you surprised when you got that phone call from her? >> i was pleased because i'm a great fan of hers. >> jimmy: she's great. she is very talented. >> and sh

wow. [ applause ] wait till sinead o'connor hears that.million. >> it may go to 32. >> jimmy: you're excited about this season. >> i am. i'm very excited about it. [ laughter ] i was till i got here. >> jimmy: yeah, right. as a mental health professional probably america's most famous mental health professional, what is your diagnosis of donald trump, the president of the united states? [ laughter ] >> what do you mean maybe the most -- who would be second? >> jimmy: definitely the most famous -- oh, i see. i've just diagnosed you as a narcissist is really what's happening. [ laughter ] >> i was just wondering who's second. there isn't another show. >> jimmy: who would be second? dr. drew probably. i guess. i don't know. who knows? what is your diagnosis of donald trump? >> well, i've known trump for a long time. >> jimmy: right. >> and i think people can make up their own minds about whether he's diagnosable or not. but i would say we can probably all agree that he lacks diplomacy. >> jimmy: has he offered you a position in his cabinet of

with sandra day o'connor she had three sons. i have two children. not be any -- it should not be any less possible for a woman that a man. takes a sympathetic partner. thinkss a partner who what you do is as important as what he does. he was extraordinary in that way. he had complete confidence in himself that he thought if i want to spend my life with her she has to be pretty terrific. [laughter] >> it was a pretty good tackler to wasn't it? >> the best in america. [laughter] [applause] he is the supreme chef. he has the best selling book in the supreme court get shot. --n he died >> is the supreme chef what it is called? >> yesterday and it is a collection of recipes. he was very popular with the supreme court. they met quarterly for lunch. they rotated catering responsibilities. he was always the number one pick to be the caterer. >> it just goes on and on. [laughter] i have been to her office. when you are given a honorary degree at columbia was a columbia? on his knees?ying was that a columbia? tell the story. list out of harvard. gave yous the

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charlie: how did the court change when sandra day o'connor left?insberg: it was a enormous change. charlie: i know, you have spoken to me about it. explain to the audience. justice ginsberg: the simplest way to put it is, when she left every decision that came out as was out that term, where i one of four, if she had remained -- remained, i would have been one of five. her retirement was a major change. charlie: because she was a swing justice? justice ginsberg: she was, and she was comfortable in that position. some people are indecisive. she was not. charlie: nor are you. justice kennedy now has that role. justice ginsberg: he has, in most cases when we divide 5-4. ,charlie: it gives you who -- huge power doesn't it? ,justice ginsberg: also awesome , responsibility. charlie: you made a surprise speech, you are the surprise speaker at a jewish new year service. during the services for the new year in washington, telling viewers you believe helped youh empathize -- which is a great quality -- helped you empathize with other minority groups. explain

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judge today doctor phil sits down with shenade o'connor, discussing her battle with mental illness. >> who are the people that won't take care of you? are you talking about your family? >> yes, and also, like i love my family, and i don't blame them. it is not easy for families of mentally ill people. we can be difficult. what happened i had been write to go my family begging letters, and angry letters, and i don't want to make out like i am a victim here. i give it as good as it gets. better my family if they saw how i'm feeling. they would relate to it. >> do they watch? >> no. >> did you feel that you were left to die alone? >> and doctor phil joins us live now from los angeles to talk more about it. hi, doctor phil. >> good afternoon. >> so, some people may have seen that recent video post where the singer talks about living with mental illness. how did you hear about the video? >> well, you know, i saw it like everyone else, when it went viral. but then i just got bombarded by so many of my viewers, saying, doctor phil, you've got to help this woman. we love her. and she is so de

and i wonder at that first woman appointed to the supreme court sandra day o'connor has three sons. and i have two children it should not be any-- it should not be any less possible for a woman than for a man. but it takes a sim pathetic partner. it takes a partner who thinks that what you do is as important as what he does. >> rose: and marty thought that. >> he was extraordinary in that way. he had such complete confidence in himself that he thought well, if i want to spend my life with her, she's got to be pretty terrific. loof (laughter). >> rose: a pretty good tax lauer too, wasn't he. >> yeah, the best in america. (laughter) you're not the only person that thought that. >> marty is the supreme chef. is he the best-- selling book in the supreme court gift shop. when he died. >> rose: the supreme chef s that what his tight sell. >> supreme chef, a election of-- . >> rose: his recipes. >> his recipes. marty was very popular with the supreme court spouses. they met quarterly for lunch. and they rotated catering responsibilities. and marty was always the number one picked to be coc

greg fliszar is an attorney with cozen o'connor in center city, philadelphia. he focuses on cybersecurity, data breaches, and healthcare. greg, thanks for being with us. gregory fliszar: well, thank you for bringing me. rosemary: we have talked to you before when we've had data breaches to report on in the past. so, this one, tell us about the scope, give us an idea of just how big this is. gregory: yeah, i think you laid it out pretty well in your introduction. this is a very big one. first, i think this is sort of the trifecta of big data breaches, where you first had the target and home depot breaches, which hit the retail sector. then about in 2015, we had the breach that hit anthem health insurance, where 80 million folks had their insurance information out there. and now, this is a credit reporting agency, which has all the information that you just discussed. it has personal names, social security numbers, addresses, dates of birth, driver's license numbers. it's basically a treasure trove of information for thieves to go ahead and do identity theft. one

massachusetts to print court about her career as a sitting justice and the influence of sandra day o'connor. she describes her first oral argument as solicitor general. my heart was beating really hard, literally, the only time in my life when i have known what that expression means. i practically could not hear anything because of the pounding of happening inside my own body. i thought, how my going to do this? i got up to the podium, and i had memorized as people do, three or four or five sentences to start with. at the end of the first sentence, which frankly, i had a goodlly thought was sense, it seemed to me like a fairly undisputed anodyne kind of sentence. at the end of the first sentence, justice scalia leaned over the bench in his way that i grew to know that he has, leaned over and said -- i made a short declarative sentence, and he wait asit, wait, wait, !" issio wait it was absolute best thing that anyone could have done. it forced me to be in the game right away, and my own view is that he knew that. that he knew, from the sound of my voice, saying that single sentence, that i

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junior >> diana o'connor >> keith kevin o'connor >> richard o'connor >> amy o'doherty >> marni pontd my uncle, damien. your family loves you and misses you every day. >> and my father, david garcia. thank you to all of my family and friends in the girlfriend who also part of me so much. we love and miss you very much. [applause] >> james andrew >> joseph ogren >> daniel o'keefe >> patrick o'keefe >> gerald o'leary >> edward k. oliver >> elizabeth oliver >> jeffrey james olson's >> barbara j. olson >> maureen olson's >> steven john olson >> matthew timothy >> toshirio onda >> john o'neill >> sean gordon o'neill >> michael opperman >> christopher orgielewicz >> margaret orlosk=e >> rubÉn arnaldo >> kevin o'rourke >> ronald orsini >> peter ortale >> juan ortega >> alexander ortiz >> david ortiz >> pablo ortiz >> my daughter, bella. we miss you a lot, and we shall never, ever forget all of those innocent victims on the powerful day. we, the family and friends wish you, god bless you and god bless america. [applause] >> and my uncle eddie. even though i was only 2-years-old i feel like i

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cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died at the age of 85.ya's supreme court has annulled the result of last month's presidential election, and ordered a new one to be held within 60 days. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. now on bbc news — it's time for the film review with jane hill. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? a newjersey girl thinks she is the new saviour of hip—hop. he said i'll be back and now he is. arnold schwarzenegger returns in the 3-d arnold schwarzenegger returns in the 3—d release of terminator two. this is a thriller about a merger on the loose. let's have a look at bill in action. what are you looking for? i'mjust in action. what are you looking for? i'm just looking, trying to understand. what else is there to be understood? in terms of logic there is none. he slaughtered the household. the previous week a prostitute, alice dunton, before that, an old

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cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died at the age of 85.result of last month's presidential election, and ordered a new one to be held within 60 days. more than 11100 people are left dead after monsoon rains in south asia. the former england football captain wayne rooney, has been charged with drink driving. also in the next hour, more bin misery in birmingham. refuse collectors return to the picket lines as strikes resume after a deal falls apart.

diana o'connor keith kevin o'connor richard j.'doherty douglas e. oelschlager takashi ogawa albert ogletree and my uncle, damian. your big irish family loves and misses you every day, uncle d. >> and my father, david garcia. thank you to my family and friends and my girlfriend. you all supported me so much. dad, love and miss you very much. philip paul ognibene john a. ogonowski james andrew o'grady joseph j. ogren thomas g. o'hagan samuel oitice patrick j. o'keefe william o'keefe gerald michael olcott gerald o'leary christine anne olender linda mary oliv acha edward kraft oliver leah e. oliver eric t. olsen jeffrey james olsen maureen lyons olson steven john olson matthew timothy o'mahoney toshihiro onda seamus l. o'neal john p. o'neill peter j. o'neill jr. sean gordon o'neill betty ann ong michael c. opperman christopher orgielewicz margaret orloske virginia ann ormiston kevin o'rourke ronald orsini peter keith ortale juan ortega-campos jane m. orth alexander ortiz david ortiz emilio ortiz jr. pablo ortiz and my daughter, bella.

the headlines: cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died.as suspends nine members of staff, after complaints about conduct at an immigration removal centre at gatwick airport. britain's trade secretary warns that the uk won't be blackmailed into paying a high price to leave the eu. now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6:30pm tonight. loads coming up in the sport tonight to set you up the weekend. lots of sport going on this evening. three home nations are in world cup qualifying action. england sitting very pretty on top of their group. they are in the letter, in malta. it should not cause them to many problems. scotland are playing with much more on their match with lithuania. we also have the latest from the wales and northern ireland camps. it is also the start of the domestic rugby union season. the new match in the pro 14. the premiership this weekend. that is all coming up on sports day. now, it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james

supreme court justice elena kagan including her career and the influence of former justice sandra day o'connor. is another c-span profile interview. this one with sarah huckabee sanders who is now white house press secretary. what was it like growing up in such a political family? >> most days it was incredible. i was a political junkie from an early age and i got a front row seat is something i love to be a part of an better than that i had the chance to do something i love and do that with my dad and i cannot think of a better experience growing up and to me it was a privilege and an honor. something that helped prepare me for life that i am living right now. host: you were 11 or 12 when he was running for governor? sandra: the first time he ran for office i was nine years old. when most kids were going to summer camp i was doing the festival circuit passing out cards and shaking hands and tagging along with my dad to every nook and cranny in the state of arkansas. host: why did he pursue a career in politics? sandra: he felt like he had something to offer. arkansas was a democrat state when

cardinal murphy—o'connor will be buried in a vault in the cathedral. now the latest weather news.sterly flow ganging these showers together to give more prolonged and intense downpours of rain. 0n eastern shores there will be something similar coming through wales and the south—west. temperatures well down in single figures. thursday, we have to co nte nt in single figures. thursday, we have to content with these bands of cloud, more like rain than showers. the one in the south joined by another in the far north to finish off. in between, that mixture of sunny spells and pretty heavy downpours. friday, another band of whether slipping its way down the british isles. then normal service is resumed. hello. this is bbc news with clive myrie. the headlines: the prime minister says there will be greater flexibility on public sector pay, following yesterday's above 1% rise for police and prison staff. labour says all public workers should be guaranteed a pay rise in line with inflation. hundreds of private patients of the breast surgeon ian paterson, who were subjected to unnecessary op

o'connor is appearing on dr. tv interview since this incident. >> who are the people that won't take care of you? are you talk being your family? >> yeah, i love my family and i don't blame them. it's not easy for families of mentally ill people. we can be difficult. i thought it would be better if my family saw how i was feeling they would relate to it. >> she want to destigmatize mental health in society. >> dr. phil claims the show has actually been paying for her care at a facility in nashville. >> i hope she's okay. >>> san francisco is the backdrop for a new action film being shot this week. sky 7 was over lombard and high streets. san francisco police are warning intermittent road closures, several bystanders tell us this movie is ant man 2. the filming today is in the knob hill area. this map shows you the streets that will be closed off near the broadway tunnel, 7:00 a.m. until maybe 10:00 p.m. neighbors are being warned they could hear simulated gunfire and explosions as well as that closed off area. >>

. >> michael o'connor is leading former frederick mayor janet doherty with 56% of the vote. for the frederick alderman result, look at the scroll at the bottom of your screen or go to our free wusa9 mobile app. >>> big question tonight, should college park let noncitizens vote in local elections? tonight the city council again considered a swift decision after some council members received threats. pete muntean is there for that national debate in our backyard. >> reporter: hours of emotions here tonight and in debate is still not over even though it has been going on for three months, discussion still going on inside tonight. the latest iteration of this idea, limiting voting rights to those with only green cards. there was a big line of folks tonight lining up city council. at one point they moved to put in on the ballot november 7th. council wanted to hear from residents again. some said it was only right to let voters decide voting rights, but ultimately the mayor had to decide over a tied city council vote. now there will be no referendum. >> we're not in a banana repub