ted is a very -- you know, i don't know anybody who doesn't like ted olsen. he's a very likeable, outgoing person who knew all the justices. he's a very good advocate. he's got a sort of clear view and sort of presses ahead. and he was also the guy who, you know, played the main role of getting these cases before the supreme court. i think his instinct early on was quite correct, which was to say, we may not do too well in the florida supreme court. they have this view that i mentioned earlier of, let's count all the votes and keep counting. he thought, we may need to go to the u.s. supreme court if this keeps on, and so he was the guy who kept pressing these issues into the -- before the u.s. supreme court. so, he was the right lawyer for the right case. >> al gore's legal representation before the court was done by lawrence tribe. who is he? >>. >> famous harvard law professors. one of the best known and highly regarded sort of liberal law professors of his era. had written great constitutional law textbooks. i remember him early on as an advocate in the su

his childhood friend and neighbor under the olsen is now an assistant coach for capital club the 36 tall shopping and saw the dedication 1st time his life back in the early days was dedicated to football and when he became a teenager you can see right away that he lived as a footballer he is probably the best player that has played for us. even by far always standards edmonson came from a small club and finding coaches and teammates was by no means an easy task. my 1st coach was my father he was the coach of the team and yeah when you come from a village with 12 on 3 people or shall we had like maybe 8 or 9 maybe 10 guys in my class and we'd meet 7 at least team or to your team so we were almost forcing each other today so we could know what team training group is good it is necessary that the pirates have luck and sometimes. you want me to do mark and the other boys and. i think sometimes. within the other vice. and that it was good for him to have a mother. a mother who helped him control an aggressive streak that could have to regulate his ambitions early on. my father and your 1st co

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this is david boies first followed by ted olsen. >> florida law since 1917, darby against state. the florida -- the florida supreme court has held that where a voter's intent can be discerned, even if they don't do what they're told, that's supposed to be counted. and the thing i want to say about the backstrom case, they used optical ballots. voters were told, fill it in with a number 2 pencil. several thousand didn't. they used g else but not a number 2 pencil and so the machine wouldn't read it. it was voter error. the supreme court in 1998, well before this election, said, you've got to count those votes. >> our point is with respect to the punch card ballots is that there are different standards for evaluating those ballots from county to county and there have -- it is a documented history in this case that there have been different standards between november 7th and the present with respect to how those punch cards ballots are evaluated. palm springs is the best example. they started with a clear rule which had been articulated and sprained to the voters, by the way, as of

we are certainly underserved at the end of the day, but nina olsen is not counsel for the united states government for the internal revenue service, is chief counsel and then you have department of justice, treasury and what not. if i felt that i could actually, with the stroke of a pen make payments to people, i would do so, but the irs -- i am a tax administrator and the irs is required to follow statutory law, and -- >> mr. -- >> so we would like to work with you -- >> my time has expired, but i would ask unanimous consent to put nancy olsen's analysis in the record pursuant to this testimony, and i will put that without objection, sir? >> chairman? >> without objection. >> thank you, >> the chair now recognizes for five minutes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. boyle. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i appreciate you having this hearing. one of the benefits of doing hearings like this is not just the opportunity for members of congress to exercise oversight and take testimony from the witness, but it's also for us to be able to listen to the experiences of other colleagues and i'v

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now here's the richmond bridge that olsen one oh one you can now it's kind of moving but it was stopnd go a minute ago that 10 minutes for you there on that commute going to get bridge looks great nothing to worry about here 23 minute drive, 37 to the tolls and look at the bay bridge still pretty backed up there. traffic heavy along here about 15 minutes for your commute. it's backed up to the maze to fremont so give yourself some extra time daryn james. >>thanks a loss of 48, let's talk national news now the president president trump is doubling down on his baseless claims of widespread fraud during the election even after attorney general bill barr said exactly the opposite that his investigators found no evidence of that john finale has the very latest developments. >>despite surging covid-19 cases, president trump is defying public health guidelines hosting a white house christmas party where masks and social distancing were >>as cdc director doctor robert redfield warns the u.s. is facing some of its darkest days in the months ahead reality is december and january and february a

round of 67 to finish 3 under a row that was one play of world number one gin young and american amy olsen ranks 94th in the world this was the 3rd professional win of kim's career and she walked away with $1000000.00 in prize money the 2023 a rugby world cup is a 1000 days away but the draw has already been made from is have a tough an assignment off being put in the same poll as 3 times champions new zealand or they france have not the all blacks out of 2 world cups before back in 199-0007 so it's a team. we. did ruby to. be honest we got. home so excited. the poles are incomplete at this stage because 8 teams still need to qualify but we do know that france in new zealand are joined by italy and pull away or come in champions south africa will face all and scotland wales and australia have been drawn together for the 3rd world cup running alongside fiji in pool say a loss as host nation japan will be up against england and argentina and paul de that is all you'll sport for the saved us thank you. now for around 2 minutes coronavirus concerns were eclipsed in argentina and chile tourists

well number 68 amy olsen is the surprise leader after the 1st round of golds u.s.women's open in houston this hole in one on the 16th made it a day to remember for the 32 year old even if she doesn't end up winning the event also has never won a major part of her in the past 67 means she has a one shot lead the u.s. women's open is one of 5 majors on the women's golfing calendar. that is all useful for now i'll have. thank you very much indeed joe. the economy's well why is a pinhead hard to find covert 19 but one of the big winners rather a time to try and say has been the video game industry more people at home sales of games and consuls of skyrocket since the successful year has been celebrated at the annual game awards forced by millions online gauge reports. it's one of the biggest knots on the gaming calendar and if you're due to the coronavirus pandemic the industry's game awards went digital live streaming new games and recognizing the year's best and it's been a big year for the sector with millions of people stuck at home searching for new forms of entert

her fellow south korean having to settle for a share of 2nd place alongside amy olsen of the united statescarded 3 straight bogeys in her final round for managed to finish up 2 under. kim however had no such problems the 25 year old made 6 birdies 3 of which came in succession on her final 3 holes to seal a memorable victory. saddam or those door here i cannot describe it in birds i never expected that i was going to play the women's u.s. open but with this when i see you cannot feel it could probably sink in when the 70 wraps up the world will wait and see whether this win is just the start of big things for the new u.s. open champion so he'll malik al-jazeera. the president of the united arab emirates athletics federation has been suspended for 6 months after corruption investigation or the thickset murder alchemically gifted watches to african delegates at a meeting 5 years ago in a bid to win votes for a place on the council of the sport's governing body. method to handing out the watches but claims that there were only worth around $50.00 he torch relay for the perspire and tokyo lymp

women's open amy olsen jumped into the 1st round lead with a hole in one on the 16th while number 68 played a major for the 1st time in her career women houston is one of 5 majors on the women's golf think. all right that is obvious but for now more with gemma later adrian germany thanks dave that's it for the news out. of all the day's news and just a few but to. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to lose supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and a vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the wooed and in the lab now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making a healthier world for you. for everyone. you know lose your literacy is the thing is we don't have a narrative i have a question join me richelle carey and up front is my guest from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories in pressing issues here on our just here a

well number 68 amy olsen is the surprise leader after the 1st round of golf's u.s. women's open in houston this hole in one on the 16th made it a day to remember 32 year old even if she doesn't end up winning the event olson has never won a major but a 4 under par $67.00 means she has a one shot lead u.s. women's open is one of 5 majors on the women's golfing calendar all right that's the sport for now more for me later hala thank you very much joe. finally there's a long list of industries that have been suffering story the pandemic the video game business though it's thriving with people locked up at home sales have skyrocketed and the successful year has been celebrated at the annual game awards says nicolas cage reports. it's one of the biggest knots on the gaming calendar and if you're due to the coronavirus pandemic the industry's game awards went digital live streaming new games and recognizing the year's best and it's been a big year for the sector with millions of paypal stuck at home searching for new forms of entertainment gaming is seeing record revenue

one gin young coach her fellow south korean having to settle for a share of 2nd place alongside amy olsen the united states who carded 3 straight bogeys in her final round her manage to finish up 2 under. kim however had no such problems the 25 year old made 6 birdies 3 of which came in succession on her final 3 holes to seal a memorable victory. for saddam or a 3rd or here i cannot describe it in birds i never expected that i was going to play the women's u.s. open but with this win i still cannot feel it could probably sink in when the 70 wraps up. the world will wait and see whether this win is just the start of big things for the new u.s. open champion. so he'll malick al-jazeera when chelsea have the chance to move top of the english premier league with a win later this choose day doesn't manager frank lampard is unhappy that fans will no longer be allowed to attend games in london the english capital is about to see the return of tougher coronavirus restrictions a lamppost says it's putting some teams at a disadvantage i did feel they should have been a level playing field for the f

one gin young coach her fellow south korean having to settle for a share of 2nd place alongside amy olsene united states who carded 3 straight bogeys in her final round for managed to finish up 2 under. kim however had no such problems the 25 year old made 6 birdies 3 of which came in succession on her final 3 holes to seal a memorable victory. hazard on more 3rd door here i cannot describe it in birds i never expected that i was going to play the women's u.s. open but with this when i still cannot feel it could probably sink in when the 70 wraps up. the world will wait and see whether this win is just the start of big things for the new u.s. open champion so he'll malick al-jazeera on chelsea have the chance to go top of the english premier league it with a win at wolves the game is still goalless at half time and chelsea are looking to hit back after a one nil loss against everton or saturday as a city to play west brom a little later on he arteta has taken full responsibility for arsenal disastrous run of form a year into the job artist team are 15th in the table having failed to win a

and the american amy olsen took the first—round lead at the final major of the year, the delayed women's is back for this weekend's final race of the formula i season, the abu dhabi grand prix. lewis hamilton had to miss last weekend's race after his positive coronavirus test, and then 10 days in quarantine. he's now had two negative test results, and so can be back in his mercedes, with stand—in george russell returning to the williams team. the bobsleigh world cup event in austria this weekend will feature a british team for the first time this season. problems with injury and funding have meant they've missed the first two events. the team have removed all commercial sponsor branding from their sled for the year and are paying tribute to the nhs frontline staff for their work during the coronavirus pandemic, as well as displaying the logos of charities which are close to the hearts of the athletes. i've chosen pancreatic cancer uk. my dad passed away from the disease about six years ago, just before i became a pilot in bobsleigh. he was a big inspiration for me in sport, so i'd like t

change of venue as david states reports have the in-form team in the east training in the desert sun olsen hogan die of the favorites heading into sunday's champions league semifinal the south koreans have won all 7 of their games since touching down in qatar where the tournament is being held inside a bio secure bubble and now standing in their way is the japanese side. but cole little or no woods necessity we need to perform to get the title the players know how important the win is and we all prepared very well so we want to show our quality. also have scored more goals than any other team in the competition 18 all together including this stunning effort from brazilian junior growled he got both goals in the quarter final win over beijing to keep them on track for a 2nd champions league title. things were a lot tighter for vessel kobe who squeeze through 76 on penalties against the c one blue wings spanish world cup when the andres iniesta scored one of them but i thought i strain is likely to rule that big a star out on sunday nevertheless his team mates remain confident they can get t

one gin young coach her fellow south korean having to settle for a share of 2nd place alongside amy olsenhe united states who carded 3 straight bogeys in her final round for managed to finish up 2 under. kim however had no such problems the 25 year old made 6 birdies 3 of which came in succession on her final 3 holes to seal a memorable victory. saddam or 3rd or here i cannot describe it in birds i never expected that i was going to play the women's u.s. open but the discipline i still cannot feel it could ill probably sink in when the 70 wraps up. the world will wait and see whether this win is just the start of big things for the new u.s. open champion. so while malik al-jazeera westralia cricket's case justin langer expects an ashes like intense days his team's upcoming home test series against india the festive 4th test gets underway on thursday it follows 2 limited overs series of australia winning the one days and india triumphing in the 3 twenties this will be the 1st test match for both teams since this national cricket resumed again after its coded 19 inches shut down to play tou

and i remember when ted olsen and his team first asserted the equal protection challenge that so many people were surprised and thought how could this ever go anywhere, and it was exactly what went somewhere. curt, did you find a final comment before we ask another question? >> sure. i wouldn't agree that most people think the minnesota election was decided fairly. i think, again, people are split as they always are with these things. certainly most republican lawyers i know don't think it was decided fairly. but, you know, i think that in terms of recounts, bush v. gore has probably been a positive thing. i think we all sort of naively thought of a recount as something completely objective, and afterwards i don't think anyone thinks of it that way. and when i say that it's not objective, i'm not just talking about the politics, just that there is a right answer. i mean, who is to say what the right standard is for c.h.a.d.s when you haven't specified the standard beforehand. so it's objective both in the neutral -- i should say it's subjective in both the neutral and political sense.

and it's fellow american amy olsen who has the first—round lead at the final major of the year, the delayede meant they've missed the first two events. the team have removed all commercial sponsor branding from their sled for the year and they're paying tribute to the nhs frontline staff, for their work during the coronavirus pandemic, as well as displaying the logos of charities which are close to the hearts of the athletes. i have chosen pancreatic cancer uk. my dad passed away from the disease about six years ago, just before i became a pilot in bobsleigh. he was a big inspiration for me in sport, so i'd like to give something back to them. we have also chosen our separate charity and included team charity, which is the nhs, as well, to support, to try and raise money and awareness and try to spread a bit of positivity through this year, as well. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including an update from newcastle united manager steve bruce who says he will be without a large number of players following coronavirus cases. more

and it's another american amy olsen who will start day two of the final major of the year, the delayedr under par, a shot clear of the field, with britain's charley hull two off the pace. that's all the sport for now. a senior official in brussels has confirmed that the european union rejected a request from boris johnson for a call with emmanuel macron and angela merkel in an attempt to break the deadlock over brexit. the head of the european commission has reportedly briefed member states that a no—deal exit from the bloc is now more likely than an agreed trade deal. the prime minister said the eu appeared unwilling to negotiate. the irish foreign minister simon coveney is still hopeful of a deal. we do still believe it is possible to get a deal on a future relationship and on a trade agreement. we believe it is possible to do that in a way that protects eu interest, the integrity of the single market, ensuring we have free but also fairtrade and competition in the future, and also, respecting britain's insistence on being treated as an independent sovereign country. let us hope on t

olsen has never won a tour event, let alone the game's most important major.to an end on sunday, with the abu dhabi grand prix. hamilton missed last weekend's race in bahrain and after ten days in quarantine, and two negative tests, he arrived in abu dhabi yesterday. his stand—in george russell has returned to the williams team. ronnie o'sullivan entertained us at the scottish open snooker, beating robbie williams to make the quarter—finals. williams could have no regrets, as o'sullivan, reigned supreme, winning 4—1. he now plays either ding junhui. and if you could have got "angels" in there — you're a better man than me. if you thought the most famous seer—ex, was fred from first dates, you may have to reconsider because his daughter, the diver andreea, spendolini—seer—ex, has been named bbc young sports personality of the year, the 16—year—old, won her first solo, global gold, in the ten metre platform at the grand prix event in germany in february. and that came after she'd won the british title. she beat borussia dortmund footballer jude bellingham, and p