as far as i'm aware, the government has no policy on the dining companions of lord pearson.clear, i understand, last week, but ultimately, these are not a matter for the government. this is a matter for the house authorities. air accident investigators have been examining the flight recorder of the helicopter which cra5hed at leicester city football club at the weekend. the owner of the club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, was one of the five people killed when the aircraft 5piralled out of controlju5t outside the ground, the king power stadium, on saturday night. in the commons, the home secretary spoke about what had happened. my thanks to the emergency services for their response to this awful tragedy. i know that they did their absolute best. in light of the terrible tragedy in leicester, it is with particular feeling that i call mr keith vaz. thank you, mr speaker. can i thank the home secretary for the comments that he made following the death of vichai and four others in the helicopter in leicester? he was an amazing man, someone who spent so much time in leicester and did

. >> that person is derrick pearson, he created this alongside gordon pearson, and they created a prettyeleton, that is crazy. >> you thought that was crazy, check this out. >> oh. somebody is super creative. >> but it just shows the dedication and what it takes to capture something so beautiful like this. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter, you'll need the buzzword and about at least 18 years of age and a resident of the u.s. >> head over to rightthisminute.com. >> and the word is vampire. >> enter the word vampire. v-a-m v-a-m-p-i-r-e. >>> a queen-inspired performance from a little fan. >> i call her mini queen. ♪ >> why she's clearly then you'll get the little molds. you're going to freeze those. when they come out, you put them in the back of the mousse, there you go. >>> i have to say it's one of the greatest rock tunes of all time. it's hard to believe it's 43 years old. ♪ i see a little silhouette of a man." >> it was written by queen in 1975. but there's a new movie coming out. and the new movie "bohemian rhapsody" that comes out this week. ♪ thunder thunde

if you look at the function, the best performer is pearson, up more than 6%.hat we have heard is that it and its full-year adjusted is on track for profit growth with revenue in line. not only that, but we have been upgraded. a number of things feeding into positive sentiment. and we spoke to the ceo in the last hour, up 2.7% for akzo nobel. and if we look at what is happening to the downside in terms of some of the worst performance we are seeing. this equity down 2.5%. we are seeing interesting moves in a u.k. property and berkeley down 2% as well. -- barclays down 2%. matt: markets moving a little higher after the big rally we saw in the u.s. yesterday. earnings seem to be part of this as they should be. a lot of people have been saying , why aren't we looking at the fundamentals? i guess we started doing that. it brings us to today's mliv well earningsh is drive fresh record spike year-end? joining us now is the cio at saxo bank. do we hit record highs? likely considering we have this massive buyback program which is supporting overall market sentiment. i

issue show how they want to test my shaping since ninety ninety four if you look at the history of pearson came to us he's quick you know i think. these guys have all the take. i get everybody's i'm entitled to their opinion again i just focus remember what i have to do and what a team has to do well number two roger federer has made a shaky start to the defense of his shanghai mostest title the twenty time grand slam champion who was up against russia medvedev federalists playing his first event since his sox exit from the u.s. open cruised through the first set but japan open champion medvedev fought back to level the match federal regained his composure to win the deciding set six point. porter was also made to work for his place and round three the argentinian save for set points on his way to victory over the shah gusty. could move up to number two in the world rankings if he wins the shanghai title. and can issue korea also survived a scare before booking his base and round three the ac it came back from a set down to be chinese teenager being three six six love six weeks. one of the

franzie pendergrass and leroy pearson were in the middle of this clubhouse during a party.leroy pearsoness:"you've got that sensation where everybody was jumping. the next thing you know, i'm jumping. i've got my hands up in the air, and i could feel myself falling like this. then i woke up, because i blacked out. i see girls everywhere with blood all over their face and everything like that."chief jimmy dixon, clemson city police"there are many fractures, broken bones, and lacerations."the clubhouse floor collapsed - giving way to the basement below.franzie pendergrass, witness: "i got five stitches on my leg from a slash, a real bad cut after people grabbed me and jumped over the wood in there."police soon arrived on scene - just three miles from clemson's campus.chief jimmy dixon, clemson city police:"we're just thankful that it was not any worse than it was, meaning that at this point, there were no deaths involved and there were no entrapments involved." 30 people went to the hospital. investigators now hope for full recoveries.chief jimmy dixon, clemson city police:"all of that wi

tax benefit pearson says it is on track to deliver profit growth in 2018 but it did report a slowdown in underlying revenue amid pressure from its u.s. higher education business speaking exclusively to cnbc earlier this morning, the ceo broke down the company's latest results. >> q3 is the big quarter so the great news is we're on track. we're confident now that we're going to see underlying profits grow this year that's the first time in some years that we managed to do that there's a lot still to do, we had seven successive quarters where we performed in line or are ahead of expectations. like we say, lots still to do, but the recovery we've been working so hard on is taking shape. >>> cost savings and higher prices have lifted akzonobel's profits in the third quarter but they missed sales. this was due to rising input prices with the warning that raw inflation will continue through 2018 terry vanlacker said he is focused on targets >> i think the best way is to deliver on the promises we made. we have the 15 by '20, we outlined a bridge to get from 2017 to 2020 and as we go through

it's getting hot in the pearson household. >> you are so hot. >> expect plenty of surprises tonight asin's steamy new relationship suddenly gets chilly. >> i don't want this really nice, really lovely thing to be serious, you know. >> he's in this new relationship. will that be good or bad? >> meghan markle hat or no hat? >> kate's secret is out. >> i'm a heroin add addict. >> after mom discover's her fertility drugs. >> kate's constant struggle with weight hits close to home for dan fogelman. he based kate on his sister. chrissy's seen how much kate's fertili fertility issues have touched fans. >> a woman wrote me and told me how she hopes this is different for kate and toby. >> fans got worried when older toby wasn't wearing a wedding band. >> i want all white beautiful silver gray hair. until he perfects that i'm not putting on the wig. i love the whole process. >> you want to talk transformations, ben affleck has had quite the physical one. up first in tonight's know and tell, ben's night out. the buff dad of three was on his way to a meeting in l.a. yesterday looking like he's bee

. >> reporter: leroy pearson describing pandemonium. >> next thing i know, i can feel myself falling like this and i wake up because i blacked out. i see girls everywhere with blood all over their face and everything like that. >> reporter: 30 people transported to the hospital. >> to my knowledge at this point in time there are many fractures and broken bones and lacerations. >> reporter: the police chief tells us there is an investigation and they feel lucky no one was trapped. miraculously there were no life-threatening injuries. officials say this could have been a lot worse. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >>> the number of migrants in the caravan making a beeline for the united states has swelled to as many as 7,000.ashey march th most of the migrants from honduras are turning down offers of asylum, thinking it's a ruse by the mexican government to try to deport them. after facing riot police with pepper spray at the border with guatemala, they continue the trek north. local mexicans are giving them food, water and rides along the way. secretary of state mike pompeo says th

the pearsons celebrating some happy news, finally, on tonights "this is us."ter kate is having a baby. >> while chrissy was in new york doing promotion for "this is us" her house in l.a. was robbed. >> the suspect took some property and fled the scene. as of right now, the police don't have anyone in custody. >> just happy no one was there when it happened. >> absolutely. >>> and baby talk also part of eva longoria baston's daily routine. only keltie was with the working mom whose gearing up for baby santiago's halloween debut. >> baby's first halloween is like the most important thing. >> yeah. i got like ten outfits for him. so he'll be having some changes and everybody goes where you going and i go nowhere. we're not even leaving the house. i just am dying to dress him up. >> what is he doing that just melts your heart at this moment? >> he's laughing a lot now. >> for the first two months he was like a beautiful blob and now he's, you know, grabbing and reacting and touching my face and, you know, every stage is my favorite. >> eva is making sure she raise

pearson i had the complete backing for the first seven games so i assume it's going to stay that way. with my hand in six spot it's others currently celebrating the october fest and the fans will be wondering when the team will stop serving half pints. did you know kick off is now in eugene with the world of football. it was meant. to rid we travel the world in the ring if they knew how precious our run i'm going to say the stars never. discuss football chris here or to. the board to this question. is a football kick off on you tube. if you to. hear other weekend result dorman's leave it to the last second to come out first might see it almost double that goal difference shall because renee sounds continues in just the door fired lose three nil at home and defeat in hell over was the final straw was shook up dismissing coach type of. it's a first for this season a coach has been let go. last place she got to have sacks typhon call could the man who steered them clear of the drop last campaign. of the muslims are buying some plants and we have to be clear with them as and this is about

issue surely having want to test my shaping since ninety ninety four if you look at the history of pearson came to rest his cricket you know i think. these guys have all the time. again everybody's an entitled to their opinion again i just focus premed i want to have to do and what a team has to do well number two roger federer has made a shaky start to the defense of his shanghai mostest title the twenty time grand slam champion was up against russia daniel medvedev federer was playing his first event since his shock falls round exit from the us open who is to the first set but japan open champion medvedev foldback to level the match federer regained his composure to win the deciding factor six. thirty eight while martin del potro was also made to work for his place and round three the argentinian saves full set points on his way to victory over. the patrol could move up to number two in the world rankings if he wins the shanghai title. now one of the greatest olympians of all time is set to take a big step forward in his new career is on bolt is to make his first start in professional fo

show we have a want to test my shaping since nine hundred ninety four if you look at the history of pearson came to ses because you know i think. these guys have been playing all the time. again everybody's i'm entitled to their opinion again i just focus premed i want to have to do and what a team has to do well number two roger federer has made a shaky start to the defense of his a shanghai mostest title the twenty time grand slam champion was up against russia daniel medvedev federalists playing his first event since his shall calls round exit from the us open who is to the first set but to plan open champion medvedev holdback at to level the match federer regained his composure to win the deciding factor six four. thirty eight while martin del potro was also made to work for his place and round three the argentinian saves full set points on his way to victory over. the photo could move up to number two in the world rankings if he wins the shanghai title. now one of the greatest olympians of all time is set to take a big step forward in his new career is on bolt is to make his first star

will show how they want to test my shaping since ninety ninety four if you look at the history of pearson came to essex cricket you know i think. these guys have been playing all the time. again everybody's i'm entitled to their opinion again i just focus premed i want to have to do and what the team has to do. well number two roger federer has made a shaky start to the defense of his a shanghai a must as title the twenty time grand slam champion was up against russia daniel medvedev federer who's playing his first event since he has so called the round exit from the u.s. open who's to the first set but to find open champion medvedev hold back to level the match federer regained his composure to win the decide instead six. thirty eight while martin del potro was also made to work for his place and round three the argentinian saves full set points on his way to victory over. the photo could move up to number two in the world rankings if he wins the shanghai title. now one of the greatest olympians of all time is set to take a big step forward in his new career is on bolt is to make his fir

aged 26 the tenant nyla manny pearson as a platoon commander with the one mercian regiment.l be a lot of artillery dressed —— dropped on it. there will be a lot of artillery dressed -- dropped on it. these armoured vehicles are grouping together to resupply before moving onto the next objective. lieutenant colonel neil kelly isn't a man's ear and is overseeing 18 challenger two tanks, more than 100 armoured vehicles and 8119 tanks, more than 100 armoured vehicles and 819 soldiers in the core battle group. there are 11 different units in my battle group and the team has been fantastic. from the medics to the mechanics, all working together effectively making a united cohesive fighting force. for the young members of that fighting force like william payne who serves in the royal tank regiment it's a chance to speedy and something unique both on and off the battlefield. i quite like the heat. it's better than the cold. the sunsets as well. it's good to be the new place and a new environment. i'm only 19. it's been different from my mates there have gone to college and for me co

as a man united fan, during the period, lou macari, stuart pearson, but i didn't buy glenn hoddle, wholittle boy, playing football, you chip in a perfectly weighted pass, you scream because you channel glenn hoddle. just before this happened he was in the bt sport studio, inside the papers there are pictures of him doing keep the upbeat. he maintained his skills. he was a great footballer, arguably a great manager and a very good pundit. absolutely, that is the point, charismatic as a footballer and proved to be one of the very best footballers turned pundits. there are some who are really not... we have got a very good bunch at the moment. we wish him well. golly, wasn't it a sad day? hasn't been a sad weekend with leicester and glenn hoddle. who is recovering. his friends and colleagues were extremely worried. thank god for the quick thinking member of crewe, the studio crew, who saw what was happening, everyone froze, he died m, happening, everyone froze, he died in, gave him cpr, kept the heart going until the emergency services arrived. that's one of the major reasons he's alive.

. >> reporter: leroy pearson describing pandemonium. >> i was falling like this. and then i wake up, and i see girls everywhere with blood all over their face and everything like that. >> reporter: 30 people transported to the hospital. >> to my knowledge, at this time there are many fractures, broken bones, and lacerations. >> reporter: the police chief says there is an investigation, and they feel lucky no one was trapped. miraculously there were no life-threatening injuries. they say this could have been a lot worse. tom? >> erielle, thank you. >>> now to the manhunt outside atlanta. a police officer is dead, fired at while responding to a suspicious vehicle. the car taking off. tonight, the man authorities believe pulled the trigger remains at large. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: police in georgia are on the hunt tonight to find a man suspected of killing an officer outside of atlanta. antwan toney was murdered after responding to a call of a suspicious vehicle near a middle school. police say the anonymous caller said individuals may have been smoking

greeted with a sense of outrage and that is only growing as each story reveals new information robert pearson is a non resident scholar at the middle east institute in serve so u.s. ambassador to turkey he says the case could change the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia. well i think this is really pressure to put the saudis on notice that they must give a transparent explanation very quickly i think otherwise the tide will really turn against them and it's now been nearly a week and nothing has been shown to be proven about his safety so i just remind our listeners that recently forty seven senators voted to cut off the saudi arms sales now that's four short of a majority but this is exactly the kind of incident that wouldn't just be a senator holding up arms sales as one of your correspondent said but actually legislation in the u.s. senate to stop saudi arms sales so it is beginning to reach a genuine crisis point now which can be very quickly but the saudis are really on the spot i seriously doubt the senate's going to vote to cut off saudi arms sales this week they'll try to

order to run the country so he is you know that's the reason why he emerged as the most powerful pearson in saudi arabia but let's keep in mind that king so none of them has maintained an eye or kept an eye on. actions and we saw at least in two examples where the king said a man came forward and changed the action that was his son was they can which is one with regard to arm cool and the other one with regard to jerusalem when he was making. deals and working with them because of the got the jews i'm so king so mad i came and the story stopped the you know anything the in taken on these two front saw now we are seeing king seven stepping forward again and the trying to be you know to short the lead to show that the size of his that he has with along with his leadership and that's why we are seeing more of king some of these those but this is where you are absolutely right this is the question that what is going to happen in the next fifty years with the congress being the king and i think this is the question that concerning many in that russian communities and that could be actually on

pearson has been moving its business model to reflect that.ng figures. there are some problems here which articulate to crest nicholson rather than an industrywide issue. thank you very much. a quick look at the markets before i go. the ftse has pared back some of the losses but what‘s moving the market today in a negative way is rises over the last few days. also high oil prices and the renewed worries over global trade tensions have meant that the market across most indices around the world are lower. thank you. the duke and duchess of sussex have received another warm welcome on the second day of their tour of australia. they faced torrential rain as they visited the outback town of dubbo, which had been suffering a prelonged drought. but it was a 5—year—old boy who stole the show, as our royal correspondentjonny dymond reports. in small—town australia, excitement at a big visit. as harry and meghan met local schoolchildren, some got a little up close and personal. this little boyjust could not get enough of the royal couple. on a local far

sisters watching over the internet, they live in europe along with their families, don and alice pearson, who showed the kindness and support. unfortunately the people who could not be here are the most influence on my life, my parents and an immigrant who passed away, my mother came from sweden as a math professor in the united states. my father was born in austria and at the age of 10 fled to china to flee the nazi's and came to this country and got his phd in chemistry. he died at the age of 90 five days before the nomination. my parents taught me to be honest, work hard and treat others with dignity and respect. during my almost 20 years as a state and federal prosecutor i learned to try complex cases and the importance of being measured and thoughtful and always having justice as my goal during the past tween 9 years as a state court judge, i learned to manage large caseloads in the state court. more importantly i have become keenly aware that judges and our staff, the judicial system, how we treat people has a tremendous impact on how the public's confidence in our democracy and th

speakers include his 2020 senior campaign advisor, katrina pearson and greg jarrett. live coverage starts at 1 pm eastern here on c-span three. online on c-span.org on

to begin then over pearson about their stuff and he will tell you. this is the end of the. bhagavad up to fall but we have talk about these issues especially operation of the european elections in twenty nineteen and to doing so we have already started the discussion of the informal council and continuing it and turn all security starts as the works as at home but is sustainable only if it is guaranteed on an international level no nation can guarantee it alone no nation can guarantee that manipulated elections or cyber crime play a role because they do not stop at borders and brussels hence with a view in the european elections we will talk about better regulations for data processing so as to make sure that person related information for example coming from social media will not be used or abse used for election privacy is asked for the guidelines on dealing with hardy users who actively disinform during their account pains we will come to new regulations and that eventually means considering financial sanctions at the end of the day because politics means responsibility

drew pearson had written columns in december that said rockefeller had a new girlfriend. somehow, dwight and i had run down her name. so when he announced he wasn't going to run, that is what nixon said. i remember a reporter came to me repeatedly asking, what did nixon say? [laughter] i just didn't say anything. here, because vietnam became such an issue with gene mccarthy. nixon decided he may have to change his policy. ray price and i and richard whelan, who was a tremendously gifted writer. we were working on a speech. we got a call from fred shakespeare in nixon's apartment in vietnam and frank said, lyndon johnson wants to go live on cbs. nixon told me he was going to wisconsin. we canceled our speech. he said listen to johnson's speech in the limo. you're going to pick me up and tell me what he says on vietnam and report it to me. i was in the car with this chauffeur, this wonderful black fella. he and i were in the car and here comes johnson at the end of the speech, and he says, "i will not seek and i will not accept the nomination from my party." and i'm on the

martha makes sally is calling pearson cinema a trader and a pink tutu, and that just shows that evenkind of have a moderate record they find themselves forced by the political circumstances toe repudiate that and seem even more extreme than they actually have governed. >> i know you're not, play ball but i'm asked the other three, who can when the house. >> i think democrats are more likely to hold out but i think. [inaudible] congresswoman. >> democrats by a small margin and i hope they have a vision for oura future. >> but you don't know that i hope it's about a vision for our future. >> and speaker. >> i think the odds are equally good between the two. >> i would play ball. >> i think the dems will probably get 223 feet. >> thank you panel. up next our power player of the week. beating florida after hurricane michael and sending to people in needr around the world. colon. miralax works with the water in your body, unblocking your system naturally. miralax. now available in single serve mix-in pax. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. they work togetherf doing important

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and one of my dear friends and one of his biggest supporters from day one, katrina pearson. [applause] >> i will go here and do you want to sit there? hello, hello, ok, great. i'm moderating this. they decided to call this event our view because we stopped watching the view. we stopped watching it because we had to because you used to have the view and it was this great show because they had a spectrum of views and because you would get different sides on one hot topic. tomorrow is going to be the final vote or early sunday. just two hours ago, they did , so the final cloture vote it has been moved on the floor that final procedural vote, 51-49. i know you have been very busy here. [applause] it has been moved forward. brett kavanaugh is on his way to confirmation. he is not there yet and that is why we need to show our support. just stepping back and looking at sort of a 30,000 foot view of the kavanaugh confirmation process and a want to do get everybody out here's opinion on this, some people have: a circus, some people have called it a fight, some people have called the

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benefit of the doubt and saying, if you know me, and you like me, and you see that i'm a deserving pearson who can be here, maybe the opportunity of conversation, that can help you see things a little differently. i know it and talking about it in broad terms, but i've had these conversations. i had them one-on-one, i've had them in larger context with whole companies and studios and voices like vendors saying, listen, to the impact that the choices you make on a daily basis have. but to have this conversation, not from a place of anger and not from a place of assuming that people are determined on one thing, and truly giving the benefit of the doubt and showing up and believing that people can open the way that their minds and the way they think about things has served me. in my career and my greater efforts. that i think is the best advice i can share for my personal experience. [applause] >> can i do say, in your position, about how you are being treated, and how included you feel in the corporation, and your corporation invest in others, so it starts with you and i think being able to

a lot of pressure on the speaker himself and some suggesting he is not the pearson to bring about thatia miller she is the equality select committee. what do you make of this idea ofjohn bercow saying he will stand down this summer. saying he will stand down this summer. do you want him to go earlier? the report shows we need a culture change in this place and that will be driven by change in the leadership. why should we wait over six months that the start. the report is calling for that change to start now and i think we should have that change in leadership now. otherwise we are letting down staff here and we are leaving the house of commons are vulnerable to accusations of being not the best workplace in the country and my select committee that is doing so much work on outlaw sexual harassment against women is looking at odds with many of the recommendations. why do you think thatjohn bercow recommendations. why do you think that john bercow is recommendations. why do you think thatjohn bercow is not the person to bring in the changes? this was at the heart of the report rather tha

at this hour after not one, but two major sellers who short stocks, okay, andrew left and richard pearsonnced they are now going long, they are doing a 180, reversing on tesla. both actions coming after tesla announced it would be releasing its latest results ahead of schedule, now slated for tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 p.m. eastern time. the report pointing directly to the sped-up release date for its change of heart, i would say moved up, they moved up the release date, now anticipating blowout results, moving back above the $300 mark. shares right now at $292.03. we have a little bit of distance to go there. but this is an interesting one. citron says tesla's disruption and dominance in the auto industry can no longer be ignored. that's not the least of it, charlie gasparino. there were way better comments. quote, with a lot better analysis and due diligence, we can say for the first time we are long tesla. have these guys really changed their minds, anybody else's mind? >> i don't know. listen, if you are on social media and you have to deal with the tesla short trolling that goes on,

drew pearson had written columns in december that said rockefeller had a new girlfriend . somehow we had run down her name. so he didn't announce, that is what nixon said. i remember the reporter came to me repeatedly, what did nixon say? i just didn't say anything. here, because vietnam became such an issue with jean mccarthy. nixon decided he may have to change his policy. ray price and i and richard whelan who was a tremendously gifted writer. we were working on a speech. we got a call from fred said,peare and frank lyndon johnson once to go live on cbs. nixon told me, he was going to wisconsin. he said listen to johnson's speech. tell me whatp and he says on vietnam and reported to me. i was in the car with this wonderful black fella. he and i were in the car and here comes johnson at the end of the speech and he says i will not seek and i will not accept the nomination for my party and i'm on the runway, and the reporters are coming and nixon is coming in and i said get this car down to the plane. the limo got out of and landed the plane and told nixon what had happen

ambassador to turkey he joins us now from raleigh in north carolina pearson we've now had calls from president trump from vice president mike pence in a chorus of u.s. senators all saying that look if the saudis are found to be complicit in the disappearance of all the killing of jamal khashoggi they'll be serious implications what do you make of the u.s. response so far. well i think this is really pressure to put the saudis on notice that they must give a transparent explanation very quickly i think otherwise the tide will really turn against them and it's now been nearly a week and nothing has been shown to be proven about his safety so i just remind our listeners that recently forty seven senators voted to cut off the saudi arms sales now that's four short of a majority but this is exactly the kind of incident that wouldn't just be a senator holding up arms sales as one of your correspondents said but actually legislation in the u.s. senate to stop saudi arms sales so it is beginning to reach a genuine crisis point now which can be very quickly but the saudis are really on the sp

i'd like to invite the vice chairman, kevin pearson to say a few words, please welcome kevin. >> kevin: thank you, good afternoon. it's a plexor to be here in the nation's capital. washington, d.c. is the epicenter of our national discourt and has hosted some of the most memorable and important debates in our history. we think "the washington post" program today promises to be a lively and memorable discussion of the 2018 midterm elections. which are shaping up to be one of the most consequential in many years. both chambers are in play and donald trump's presidency could be impacted. depending on what voters decide on november 6. ultimately trust is proud to be a sponsor of today's washington post live midterm election prove. which features a distinguished and bipartisan panel of well-known policy experts elected officials and journalists. we look forward to the discussion that will provide incite, and analysis on the outlook for the election. and how the results could impact the economy, employment, trade, healthcare, and the regulatory landscape. we support programs like this one th

will be a subject of great discussion after the midterm elections are over former ambassador robert pearson joining us from raleigh north carolina thank you so much for your time really do appreciate it thank you glad to be. hello i can't keep up with my twitter at the moment it's blown up really has as you can see from this map which is the nap that we use called trends map it we're getting tens of thousands of tweets coming out of the united states about nikki haley and her conversation about the resignation has also gone global newsrooms just like ours are currently in breaking news mode giving us all the latest updates caitlin but from the posts in korea has also shared her photo of her newsroom. and for many now the resignation has come as of as some sort of surprise to many and opinions also divided adam says that i don't don't even think about praising her just because she was one of the nice incompetent members and amy as opposed to saying that she is one of the few in the right in the regime who actually stood up to tar and trump this is a pretty big deal she's referring of course

aged 26 lieu tenant nyla mally pearson is a platoon commander with the one mercian regiment.ohesive fighting force. for the young members of that fighting force it‘s a chance to experience something unique both on and off the battlefield. experience something unique both on and off the battlefieldlj experience something unique both on and off the battlefield. i quite like the heat. it's better than the cold. the sunsets as well. it's good to bea cold. the sunsets as well. it's good to be a new environment. it has been different from my mates who have gone through college. in total there will be five and half thousand members of the british armed forces here across land, sea and air. 0perating alongside 65,000 troops from the own money military. a key tactical alliance at the time in the world is facing an uncertain future. i figure it's important to keep our men and women in idea of the size of what they might be involved in. to ta ke what they might be involved in. to take them away from the traditional training areas and to really test ourselves in the most and environment.

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good question pearson a majority leader, mitch mcconnell says, there will be a vote on brett kavanaugh friday of this week. does the nomination turn off female voters? will ask iowa senator, that question. and will kavanaugh be confirmed? a republican senator joined us next about the confirmation. yes or no? stuart: i want to get this because larry kudlow, the top economic guide of the present is speaking to reporters. we should listen in. >> i think the north american story is actually stronger. you know, a bunch of things are going on here. number one, we are helping our manufacturing workers. who have had a good run. we broke through on dairy. milk, which was always -- we actually broke through on that. wheat and some other grains. i think the continent as a whole, now stand united on what i will call unfair trading practices by you know who. it starts with a "c" and ends with a "a". >> canada? >> no, nice try! i think that we can say to china that we are acting as one. i think that's very good. also, i like the provision -- i think i would like to see the g 20 worldwide with cooper

mike barnacle, that freight train that professor pearson was talking about so long ago, that freight train, that's the bronx bombers express and i'm afraid they're coming to run us right over. >> i'm curious, what do they call you two guys, the snowflake twins? >> oh. >> i mean, here is the magic number right here. four. red sox in four. >> i like it. >> we're going to give the yankees one game. red sox in four. you don't win 108 games. it's not a trick. it's not a magic thing they did. this is a very, very good baseball team. >> they're very cute. >> jonathan, i'm feeling a lot better. mike thinks we're going to lose in four instead of three. that gives me another game to watch with my kids. that will be nice. >> as for the yankees, we're thrilled and honored to play at fenway. we have a much smaller payroll than the red sox. >> they're very cute. >> your bat boy makes more money than our entire infield, willie mike, i'm curious, the sale going to go 2 innings or 3 1/2? >> he's going to go at least 6 tomorrow. he's straightened out his mechanics. don't worry. first, hopefully you gu

it's certainly not the pearson who maria miller think should be in charge. —— not the person.ve spoken out can be reassured that action will be taken? because the house of commons has a duty to lead by example, to be an exemplar employer. the report is clear that there needs to be a complete change in leadership at the most senior level, including you, mr speaker, as chief officer. if we are, in dame laura's words, "to press the reset button". quieter moment, looking the speaker in the eye and telling him he to go. it is being discussed on the speaker is sitting there in the chair. from the other side, from the labour side, a comment from emily thornberry, a senior member of the shadow cabinet. her reaction to all of this is actually, this is not about the speaker but a much wider problem than that. this is what she had to say about his future. we are heading for the biggest constitutional crisis that britain has faced in living memory. much of this has been about a meaningful vote. will parliament have a meaningful vote? there was a big debate in parliament about whether or n

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