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over to you, miss paige. thank you, sir. i appear for - helps. over to you, miss paige.'s a very material sum of money _ on top of that there were charges for witnesses to appear in court and provide their evidence. we understand for example that in the trial of tracy fell stood there was a charge of £20,000. for a witness to attend court it was neverin for a witness to attend court it was never in fact paid but that was the proposed sum of money. have you ever looked into or found proposed sum of money. have you ever looked into orfound out proposed sum of money. have you ever looked into or found out about how much money fujitsu charged for the services of garethjenkins much money fujitsu charged for the services of gareth jenkins for example as a witness over the years? no, i have not. example as a witness over the years? no. i have not-— no, i have not. would you accept litiaation no, i have not. would you accept litigation support _ no, i have not. would you accept litigation support was _ no, i have not. would you accept litigation support was a _ no, i have not. w

paige can speak beautifully to this as well. but it happened because at the core of both of these human beings was a heart of gold, a sterling character, unshakable integrity, a sense of fair dealing and decency and integrity that would take them through all their public life and their private lives. and this is what allowed them to become friends. they knew they knew they could trust each other. there's another there's another little display up there. and i know you've seen it, but it's about the post-presidency. and president carter's interviewed and we have the interview and it's go to this museum. see it up there, joel and morel and brooke will give you a first class tour and president carter is asked, well, did you have any serious differences with president ford? president carter said no. fundamentally, i don't have any major disagreements with any decision president ford made as president. and this helps explain you know, president ford was known to deregulate. you know, the economy. the federal government had a lot of ru

i made my way to what is known as the laura last paige west the president—elect will walk the tumble, it was the scene some of the most significant violence perpetrated against police officers that day. there were about 40 officers, including myself that defended the tunnel against thousands of violent rioters. during that struggle, was pulled from the police line by one of those rioters, i was stripped of my police badge radio, i was beaten, struck numerous times of the taser device and as a result, i suffered a heart attack and a traumatic brain injury. heart attack and a traumatic brain in'u . , injury. the thing with the passage of time that _ injury. the thing with the passage of time that some _ injury. the thing with the passage of time that some americans - injury. the thing with the passage | of time that some americans have forgotten the severity of what happened that day and that the intensity of the meaning of what happened that somehow faded? i do. americans, happened that somehow faded? i if americans, unfortunately, with events like this, specifically surrounding polit

this is paige. okay, that's not the end of the cherry picking as, as he puts it as seems so well for you. is it that the choosing best to, to, to suit because the thing, yeah it's, it's not just germany. france has also joins germany to support as well. both highlighting the whole of course, we can actually, so i could listen to to what the french foreign minister had to say. let's remind ourselves words have meaning and accusing the jewish state of genocide is crossing a moral threshold. we cannot exploit the notion of genocide for political purposes . that is our consistent position. what question is, how does history justify what is well, is doing now? the good is said before, do you make it to say the least and then there is no other way i didn't say in that one. it involves a and all that kind of dream. it is not in the west. so you'll have, i know that definition of genocide for every jones, maybe the one for robot side will be different. well, for the west is different when it goes from. so i

joining us right now washington bureau chief for "usa today" susan paige and publisher of the bull worksan, temper tantrum. bring it, donald. what do you think of this approach and how things are looking in south carolina? >> you know, no better way to diffuse an attack than to use humor. that's something we saw with nikki haley and the other thing we're seeing with nikki haley is after months, almost a year of her treating trump gingerly, she is in it now, these next few weeks we should expect rough-and-tumble politics. south carolina has a rich history of difficult, tough, even dirty politics so i would brace yourself to the run-up to the south carolina primary on the 24th, kate? we are quickly being reminded of that, and the rich history of the politics in south carolina. >> sarah, you've been talking to swing voters and focus groups for -- it's years now. if this ends up -- if nikki haley does not pull it off, we do not see, you know -- we do not see a win and better performances, if this ends up being donald trump versus joe biden, john berman said something yesterday that kind of

i brought up looking for turtle,hatching turtles and paig turtles my parents cap some of my early drawings for their troubles right there at my favorite is on the one on the right with the thing coming out of his head. here's a picture of me here in boston looking at murdo. you've probably seen murdo here she is a 95 to 50-pound green sea turtle who was queen of the giant oceantl tank. i have loved turtles my whole life. use of turtles to make more realistic in helping cotionists this is me and madagascar the service of the rarest in the world these raated tortoises. this is me this past summer surveying some turtles in the rain forest. i soon met night entering all kinds of turtle eat things and as is my what i felt they book coming on. in fact three of them. one just came out this spring. one was his b art i could wrote the phone book of the book that we pitched first was a bummer going to talk about today. we envision us in 2019 and this took three years to live and research and illustrate get edited. the last big multi- year what some of you may know sold in octopus. i examine the phil

andre stojakovic in the corner and paige's son knocks it down just like his old man would.me for the cardinal, stojakovic had nine points, a minute later, stojakovic leaves it for carlyle, who calmly hits the three, and he had a game high 26. stanford up by six at that juncture, and they go on to win 5953. they erased a ten point first half deficit. jared haas team improves to seven and six. >> all right jason thank you okay. next at 11 it's still not real. >> it's not real like i never thought my son you know right before christmas tonight a family coming together in san francisco to remember a young boy killed in a hit and run crash over the holidays, the 11:00 news on ktla icu. >> fox two starts now. >> and loved ones holding a vigil tonight in memory of a 13 year old boy. the victim of a deadly hit and run. hello again everyone. i'm heather holmes and i'm mike mibach, the boy's 12 year old stepbrother. >> also killed in that crash. ktvu is amber lee joins us tonight here in studio after speaking with the boy's parents. amber. >> mike, his mother tells me it feels unreal

who was of the twins i met early on and his twin brother tom, who lives in they were originally from paigein hungary and about five years ago when the twin congress was held in in in budapest, i took the trip up to page and i saw where they lived. i saw the synagogue that was it was it was really quite fascinating. and these twins, otto and frank klein, they in auschwitz and i to frank one on the right and he told me that when the nazis would ask questions about twinning this family, he said he made up a number and they would write it down if it were real data. so there you go. and here's a picture them. it was printed in a newspaper with their parents and older sister sister and here it to dwarfed individuals not twins but they're part of a family of seven dwarfed children three children who are of normal stature. and i got this picture by leaning over somebody's shoulder and grabbing this is the original what they call the lily troop. lily put named after the imaginary in gulliver's travels by jonathan swift. and they used to entertain through czechoslovakia, romania, hungary but here th

i think she has to turn the paige from being a pundit and get a little bit more inspirational, and thertunity to do that. it's going to be the biggest stage to do that -- >> this is her and desantis. >> well, if he's still standing there. and i do think he'll still be standing there to david's point. if he had come in third i'd be on desantis watch. but he came in second. donald trump was the one that came out of iowa with the most delegates. there are delegates to win in new hampshire, nikki haley will not be able to gather any of those delegates, and she is not poise today wip her home state. there has not been a republican nominee and only two presidents in our modern day history have lost their home state and gone onto win the presidency, five total. the math is not adding. >> it's certainly a hard speech to make if you lose your home state. one of the things with haley is how she wins against trump. he's going to come after her with everything's he's got. let us play if we have it this -- where she talks about trump. she made the same speech again and again where she's supported h

and paige's son knocks it down just like his old man would. first lead of the game for the cardinal, stojakovic had nine points, a minute later, stojakovic leaves it for carlyle, who calmly hits the three, and he had a game high 26. stanford up by six at that juncture, and they go on to win 5953. they erased a ten point first half deficit. jared haas