. >> i'm sandy perkins.hen my mother passed away, she left a magnificent, strange inheritance, which almost sent us to the poorhouse. >> hi, sandy. i'm jamie. i meet sandy, a retired special-ed teacher, and her husband, tim, who taught shop class. they take me for a stroll through their grounds -- 100 acres of trees and sprawling hills on the outskirts of princeton. this is your inheritance. >> yes, it is. >> every house has at least one story. the perkins' strange inheritance is a collection of several. story number one starts in the late 1800s, when american tycoons go traipsing around europe, scooping up relics of royalty and shipping them home to their mansions in america, says architect ronald berlin. >> it was important for them to be able to display their wealth. this was a very showy period. >> lot of gold leaf happening. >> right you are. >> one such family -- the vanderbilts. in manhattan, william henry, son of railroad tycoon cornelius, purchases an entire block along 5th avenue to build a legenda

. >> about perkins coolly.st sentence would be they don't want to be a defendant in a civil lawsuit by anybody for having done this and that's why they're trying to wash their hands saying he wasn't under our oauspices when he was meeting with them. >> the entire house of cards is falling down. james baker was fired. he's now cooperating in ooh federal information of james comey and other people for the various crimes that they committed when they were at the top of the phish an fbi and the department of justice. the re revelation he made was tt perkins coolly was at the center of the activities involving fusion gps and mr. sussman handing information on his own without relationship to any client to the fbi concerning the dossier. this is utter nonsense. they are trying to separate themselves from the rather large gathering of evidence that perkins coolly was at the center of the plot along with fusion gps to create false information fed to u.s. intelligence overseas to put a fisa warrant on carter page. it's f

host: moving on to politics here with tony perkins. evangelical voters, (202) 748-8000. all others (202) 748-8001. we saw the scene with pastor brunson praying with president trump. 80% of evangelicals in 2016 supported the president at the polls. would you think it looks like for evangelical support 2018? guest: it hasn't really changed. what is amazing is this presidentwould you think it looe for evangelical support has solt support. george barna, the guru in terms polling evangelicals, the socially active, governmentally engaged evangelicals are at about 89% in support of the president. when you look at his policies, evidence with bringing home and evangelical pastor. he is not the only one. this is the 18th or 19th president we have brought -- prisoner we have brought home. has advancedow he religious freedom in the country domestically. you look at how he has advanced a pro-life agenda. fortwo top issues evangelicals and 2016 remain at the top list of their concerns are the courts because the have targeted things have targeted things evangelicals and conservatives c

host: we're joined by tony perkins, president of the family research council to talk about religion and 2018. we want to start by asking about the past weekend and your involvement in the release of pastor brunson from turkey. how were you involved? guest: good to see you again.

. >> it may not be the retirement home you'd expect for two high school teachers sandy and tim perkins -- a grand mansion on 100 acres outside princeton, new jersey. and the more you hear about it, the less likely it seems. an antique chateau dismantled in the 1940s and shipped from the french countryside across the atlantic by its new american owners. >> and they brought back the artisans to put it back together.. that's really cool. >> yes. >> not only does the wealthy

i have prioritized the perkins loan.his is a program that's for foor or second -- first-generation students, low-income students and it's a very important program. i will continue to be a supporter of it. moderator: thank you. your rebuttal? ms. brown: again, it's important that things pass, not just that you be supporters of them. that applies to the perkins loan , but it also applies to refinancing student loan debt, and it applies to continuing programs that give students the ability to take a pause in paying their student loans when they are doing public service. at the state level we created a program that can provide up to two years of financing of postsecondary education, a scholarship for students that starts in middle school. moderator: we move now to politics in general. we seem to be experiencing a breakdown in several political process and discourse, which at times brings into question our government's ability to function and solve problems. lisa, what will it take to bility toongress' a govern in a civil, bi

grants- there were pell and perkins loans. the american people invested in us. the thing is we need that today more than we ever have before. as we look around our country, we see a lot of people struggling. whether you are here in new hampshire on the west coast or my home state of texas, you realize 3 million people have lost health insurance because this administration continues to mess around with the affordable care act. doesn't matter whether you go to a big city or small-town, the rents are going up like crazy. people have to spend more than a third, more than half of their .ncome just on the rent in a number of states, folks still make the minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. they cannot work one job even if they were 50 hours -- work 50 hours and afford to pay the rent, keep a roof over their heads. folks are doubling up the communities. we are seeing a rise in homelessness, people sleeping under overpasses, not just in downtown but metro areas across the country. today is awe need 21st century blueprint for the future, a s

that the dnc and hillary clinton campaigned actually use to basically hire fusion gps, so they paid perkins with a cut out to higher fusion gps which then steele tostopher write the unverified dossier. but what they discovered was that michael sussman according to james baker also met with james baker. and he delivered information to him both on a hard drive and on hard copy about russia hacking. he was also apparently delivered to him a version of the dossier. i think what was most explosive about this information that they got was the fact that sussman himself, who was working with perkins qe was passing information like a back channel to bruce ohr and james baker who then delivered it to the counterintelligence division. part of the information that the doj and the fbi was actually trying to keep from the american people, they did it wants as informationio coming out because -- >> sean: and a lot of it was withheld not to embarrass themselves but they would claim in the name ofn national security, and also, wasn't there an attempt s here, and the evidence shows that some not rank and fil

liz: former trump campaign aide carter page is suing perkins coie.d the file had slanderous, libelous statements added. this comes a day before fusion gps founder glenn simpson who worked through the perkins coie law firm. he'll apparently take the fifth when he's on capitol hill. judge, that's quite the move here. >> he's representing himself. he obviously had a good sample complaint. because that's appropriately drafted. he's a public figure, meaning the standard he has to meet. he has to show that they uttered knowing falsehoods about him. very difficult standard to meet or they were reckless in their concern whether it was true or false. he also alleged rico violations. it means that democratic national committee and the perkins-coie law firm in this complaint he file means that they were criminal enterprises intend toain -- intended to des. liz: can an individual usury co-to sue the dnc in a law firm. >> yes. the statute says if you can show two or more criminal events that resulted in an increase in wealth by the person or entity that committed

mystery -- >> and lawyers at perkins coy. lou: by the way, perkins coy.yers to the dnc, democratic party. to hillary clinton. is there anyway in which a law firm can be held accountable for this kind of absolutely nefarious undertaking that is of the apparent efforts to unseat's president? >> oyes, lawyers, who were involved themselves can be, that is why there is a crime fraud exception to attorney-client privilege that allows a seiche h warrant. that is how they did the. lou: why isn't the justice department utilizing those lous, and going toward the answers that reside at perkins coy? >> yes. well, i think we would need a new attorney general and new deputy attorney general for that but, probably stay tuned until after the midterms. lou: sydney, we will, you too, thank you so much. >> thank you. lou: up next, senator lindsey graham is determined to fate back against radical dems for their attempts to smear kavanaugh's name, and life, and destroy his family. >> all i can say this going to streets, at ballot box, i will -- i'm never campaigned again a co

first play of the fourth tquarter, perkins over defenders to evan, but 17-point lead.i beats north carolina 31-21. that's your final. >> all right. thank you so much. we should mention good luck to all of the r tners outre. he will be out there running the full four miles. he will stop at the peacock, the nbc four-mile marker. >> in honor of nbc 4 and telemundo -- >> you're doing the big four. >> yes. >> good luck. >>> that's the news for now. nightly news is coming up next. we will see you again at 11:00. we will see you again at 11:00. ♪ announcer: the following will surprise you about barbara comstock: barbara comstock: "i thinroe vs wade should be overturned and the state should decide it." announcer: that's right. comstock supports taking away a a s right to choose. she voted to defund planned parenthood 6 times, limiting women's access to contraception. and comstock votes with trump ninety eight percent of the time. jennifer wexton: endorsed by the washington post. she'll protect a woman's right to choose. jennifer wton for congress. independence usa pac is respo

he controls leading brands like top sop, miss selfridge and dorothy perkins —— at topshop.ir philip green's attempt to avoid bad publicity has been a failure. the daily telegraph was prevented from naming him in connection with unspecified allegations of sexual and racial harassment of his employees. yesterday the former cabinet minister peter hain used parliamentary privilege to identify him in the house of lords. parliamentary privilege to identify him in the house of lordsli parliamentary privilege to identify him in the house of lords. i feel it is my duty under parliamentary privilege to name philip green as the individual in question. lord hain has since defended his actions. thejudiciary hain has since defended his actions. the judiciary committee in hain has since defended his actions. thejudiciary committee in this case judges, have their role to play and it is very important role to play, the rule of law depends on them exercising it carefully and responsibly in accordance with legal precedent but parliamentarians also their role to play. it is for members of the

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we will talk to tony perkins, head of the family research council.at's sheer on "washington journal." -- here on "washington journal." >> madison establishes the principle of judicial review. that is what he is known for. the fact is that john marshall was a soldier in the revolutionary army. he served at valley forge. figure in theng virginia house of delegates. he is probably the indispensable man in the ratification debates because he is the guy that really persuaded the majority of virginia delegates to ratify the constitution. without virginia, there would not be a constitution. he was an important diplomat in negotiations with france. he was secretary of state. all those other contributions he has made as a founding father get for done because of his significant decision in marbury versus madison. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> this years question is what does it mean to be american? students and teachers from around the country have taken to social media, posting about their entries. tweeted,vernment celebrating dual

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when i went i did get a perkins loan to get through school. i was at u.v.a. also had an rotc scholarship. my goal right now, when you are looking at $1.4 trillion in student debt, you have an average monthly payment from $201 to $351, how you do do something where the government is not underwriting all of these debt loans, and where universities and trade schools have unlimited access to raise those tuitions? for me, i think we should all go with the perkins loans, i think there should be shared responsibility not only with the federal government but also with the higher institution and the higher learning. i also think we need to incentivize if we go through perkins to make them available for trade schools. when you go around the district, there are some jobs that are trade specific and not specific to a liberal arts education. we have to make sure that trade schools are also part of the broad plan in order that we have the proper labor pools here in the fifth district. ms. cockburn: i think it's an important rule for federal funding education. look at u.v.a

part of the information that has come out was that michael sussman a lawyer for perkins, the law firmc and the hillary clinton campaign used to hire fusion gps. they paid them. to hire fusion gps which then hired christopher steele to write the unverified dossier. they discovered that sussman also met with james baker. he delivered information to him on a hard drive in hard copy about russia hacking. he was also apparently delivered to him a version from the dossier. what was most explosive was the fact that sussman himself who was working with perkins was passing information like a back channel similar to bruce ohr to james baker who delivered it to the counter-intelligence division. part of the imagination that the doj and fbi was trying to keep from the american people. they didn't want this information coming out. >> sean: a lot with held not to embarrass themselves in the name of national security. >> absolutely. >> sean: wasn't there an attempt here to show members of the elite were involved -- they wanted retribution for the firing of comey. >> that's right. the american people

ethan bearman and tony perkins from the research council, welcome to you both. i want to play more from the national lgbt task force. >> dehumanizing those you do not like is the hallmark of an authoritarian government. >> reporter: the group added the court, science, medicine and civil human rights leaders are united in the definition of gender, sex, gender, identity, gender expression engendered dissemination a matter what trump and the administration does or says. the -- site they are all on the same page. >> the trump administration is simply addressing the lawlessness of the obama administration and restoring the law. congress in 1964 and in 1972 addressed the issue of sex discrimination. you cannot tell me in the minds of congress they were thinking of gender identity and all the stuff we are saying today. if this is a problem they should change the law. what the obama administration did is unilaterally changed the definition to the gender identity term. the trump administration is restoring the law. shannon: they also said they don't comment on a leaked d

the relationship between his firm, perkins coie, and fusion gps, the smear emergence behind with glenn reynolds, the christopher steele, phony dossier, that they used, they being the justice department and the fbi, to secure warrants for wiretaps from the fisa court. >> well, this is what's so incredible. this is the -- another big explosive part of james baker's testimony. he basically offered up, according to sources that i've spoken with, this relationship with michael susman, attorney for perkins coie, a cutout for the democratic national committee and the hillary clinton campaign that actually paid for fusion gps to investigate the alleged collusion between donald trump and russia. lou: for an estimated $12 million. >> absolutely. an estimated $12 million. and what we know is that michael susman delivered a hard drive and hard copy documents based on the russia hacking investigation to james baker. he basically delivered documents, possible offshoot of the dossier to james baker. james baker takes information and delivers it to the head of the counterintelligence division, none ot

perkins on the role evangelicals will play in the 2018 midterms. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span's brought to you by to you by your cable or satellite provider. a debate in virginia's seventh district is next. brought --tes, david lead inat has a slight recent polls but the race is slated as a tossup. >> i want to remind you about how the debate format is going to go. each candidate will be given an

he has been working as a partner coehi,f perkins kelly -- in seattle, washington. i welcome both of you and your families. at this point i would like to administer the oath. please rise. please raise your right hand. do you affirm that the testimony that you are about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you you may be seated. judge benny we will have you go first, i welcome you to give your chance to give remarks and recognize your family and friends if you wish to. judge may proceed. -- judge, you may proceed. >> thank you senator for cheering -- chairing this toring, and thank you senator feinstein and grassley for scheduling the hearing. i think president trump for nominating me to serve as a judge on the united states court of appeals for the ninth circuit. it's a great honor to be nominated. senior judge barry is now in the senior status, he is a friend and he has served the country honorably for many years. also thank senators flynt, kyle, and the late senator mccain for the suppor

>>en the lawyers at perkins coie. lou: lawyers to the dnc and the democratic party. to hillary clinton. is there any way in which a law firm can be held accountable for this kind of absolutely nefarious undertaking that is the apparent efforts to unseat a president? >> yes, the lawyers -- certainly the lawyers who were involved themselves can be. that's why there is a crime fraud exception that allows the department of justice to execute a search warrant on attorneys if there is probable cause to believe they were participating in a crime. that's how they did the search warrant on michael cohen. lou: why isn't the justice department exercising those laws going toward the answers that apparently reside at perkins coie. >> i think we would probably need a new deputy attorney general for that. but stay tuned until after the mid terms. lou: will do. guaranteed. you, too, sidney powell, good to see you. up next, senator lindsey graham says he's determined to fight back against the radical dimms for smearing justice kavanaugh. their efforts to ruin kavanaugh's life and des

the children tomorrow campaign paid the perkins coie law firm that hired glenn simpson. lou: james baker is set to testify before the oversight and judiciary committees. neither of those committees have accomplished a darn thing. as a caravan of thousands of illegal immigrants approach the mexico-u.s. border. department the homeland security security says our borders are open and there is nothing we do. good night. trish: president trump vowing to get to the bottom of the missing "washington post" columnist. saudi arabia denies any knowledge of what took place inside the turkish consulate. coming up, my exclusive interview with president trump. "trish regan primetime" starts right now. also breaking tonight. president trump stepping up his attacks on the federal reserve as he

so this president, after this legislation languishing for almost a decade, signed perkins career and technical education into law, modernized it. this is money that goes to the states that enables the governor toss invest and fuel the growth in jobs and training programs that are actually working. governor bevin, who is with us today, is working very hard to attract businesses because the skilled work force is there. you really do need this whole pairing of the industry, the skilled labor and of course, the government's commitment to championing it. >> hard work? >> we do that well in this country. this room is absolutely a testament to the fact our greatest resource is the american work force. >> larry, you do need what ivanka said, you need some help from the government to get it started in the right direction. one of the things i'm very proud of is the steel industry. the steel industry was dead. it was as dead as a doornail. we weren't going to have a steel industry in two years, if you look at what happened. used to be our great industry. united states steel was our biggest comp

the children tomorrow campaign paid the perkins coie law firm that hired glenn simpson.james baker is set to testify before the oversight and judiciary committees. neither of those committees have accomplished a darn thing. as a caravan of thousands of illegal immigrants approach the mexico-u.s. border. department the homeland security security says our borders are open and there is nothing we can the biggest threat is the fed. the fed is raising rates too fast. the dow jumped 588 points. we will blow out some scriber growth from netflix.

anthony and matilda joslyn gage and perkins gilman, charlotte perkins gilman.hat's just the start, a sojourn of truth. before you get to the anti-colonial, postcolonial only 21st 21st century writings, you have to have some basis for most of the ivy leagues are not even teaching simone. i did a fast check and oxford is offering it, reading of her. 1949. i can go on with a lot of names, so don't regret it but it really needs to be restored and revived somebody writes, i have a ready to go poetry manuscript it is of course hard finding -- shall i seek an agent or self publish? thank you. okay. poetry, that queen of art, is held low in our culture here so you have to have a day job. never give up the day job. you seek out little venues that publish poetry, and step-by-step you make your way. eventually, who knows, you might get a real publisher. you might, you might. i don't think agents take on poets unless you are married to the agents. i answered that one. now, we have the space until 8:30, right? eight? oh, all right. i can't answer the next question because w

>> perkins coie. >> sean: the law firm.agine here, you are going to be a really wealthy guy because what they did to you -- all your fourth amendment protections were stopped on.n. this is not political even in any way, carter. >> it's also -- he goes beyond any damages or any financial aspects. there is just -- there has been so many lies, as you were alluding to. you look at the damage it did to our democratic systems and our institutions of government. back in 2016. i'm just trying to get some justice in terms of getting some disclosure. if you look at some of the prior dodgy dossier cases, he is the one that got some of the biggest information out there, that senate judiciary committee and house intelligence committee have been facing a lot of things on. >> sean: you also help your government. you would debrief after traveling abroad. the fbi, cia, and they never indicted you. real quick, the last few seconds.nd john, what is next year and where are these d classifications and where are the unredacted materials? whenar

that photo from tony perkins. there was no media coverage permitted at joint base andrews. we were told that would not be possible. but we will get to see brunson, perhaps his wife, who is with him there, and tony perkins, who was among those who had been an advocate for brunson's cause this couple of years, part of the journey home. this is a positive step for the administration, bringing home an american citizen who was put through an ordeal on charges that the administration says were completely baseless and false after a coup attempt in turkey. there was a round up of people and he got swept up in that as a christian minister living abroad in turkey. his parents said they were overwhelmed by good news. brunson through an intermediary said how grateful me was for his release. this is a win for the administration that doesn't have a down side. this is a humanitarian plus for the country and certainly for andrew brunson and his family and loved ones. so we'll be seeing that and following it closely in the next half hour. now, there is the whole larger dynamic of u.s./turke

and tony perkins from the family research council.ou, shannon. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: a little more from carrie from the national lgbtq task force, part of what she had to say today. >> dehumanizing those you do not like is the hallmark of an authoritarian government. >> shannon: the group added to that this statement, the courts, science, medicine and civil and human rights leaders are united in the definition of gender, sex, gender identity, gender discrimination no matter what trumper has in administration does. she says they are all on the same page. >> what the trump administration is doing is simply addressing the lawlessness of the obama administration. and restoring the law. congress in 1964 and a 1972 addressed the issue of sex discrimination. if you cannot tell me that in the minds of congress that they were thinking of gender identity and all of the stuff we are seeing today. if this is a problem then congress should address it and change the law. what the obama administration did was simply unilaterally change the

since i was first in congress i prioritized the perkins loan, and this is a program that is for firstr second or first-generation students, low-incomlowincome students andy important program. and i have long been a supporter of it and i will continue to be a supporter of it. >> thank you. your rebuttal. >> it's important that things pass, not jus just that you be supporters of an answer that applies to the perkins loan. [inaudible] and it applies to continuing programs that give students the ability to take a pause when they are doing public service. and the state level, we created a program that could provide up to ten years of financing of postsecondary education that starts in middle school for >> we look back at politics in general. we seem to be experiencing a breakdown in the civil political process and discourse that brings into question the government's ability to function and solve problems. what will it take to assure the ability to govern in a civil bipartisan manner and how do you individually to the people of the fifth district over the party interests if you are met with

this is from perkins eastman. it shows what the plaza on market and castro streets would look like.t aoefps an amp tha amphitheater, and candlelight vigil. the project expected to go to the full arts commission next month. >> a 10-year-old missouri boy has an experience he'll never forget. ♪ he got called up to play guitar with the foo fighters. call your cash rule, that's his name, said he heard he could play the guitar and they called him up to prove it. the front man was so impressed, he gave collier one of his guitars. he has been playing guitar only two years. >> collier cash rule. he has a rocking name. were they covered metallica too? did i hear it? >> sand wereman. >> very cool. >> that was awesome. >> the kid is living my dream. >> that's what i was going to say, mike nicco's he dream. >> nobody ever says anybody in the audience play the drums? let's move on to the weather, something i'm a little bit better at. wind gusts up to 24 miles per it will relax and dry air, clear sky. cooler this time tomorrow morning. during the afternoon hours, above average highs all seven days

eddie perkin, fantastic to have you. luke, thank you for your perspective. we have a bit of m&a for this late friday trade. you are seeing jb unit, jb holding which has been plowing money into coffee. they are going to buy a coffee company over in italy. it is all about giving singleserve coffee portions or wrapped up in espresso. it's the battle between nestle and jb holdings -- jab holdings. scarlet: i want to bring in another story we're watching. it's not just the selloff in equities, we see a wild ride in shares of tesla. another day, another tweet storm. his tweets are sending tesla tumbling. here is more insight is bloomberg's sec reporter. tripling theusk is names before the settlement is finalized. his deal has not yet been finalized by a court. oh, afterty pro forma the agency and someone they accused of wrongdoing reached a settlement becomes a done deal. but, it is not normal at all that the person that reaches the settlement goes out and starts trolling the agency. it is are seeing now is wait-and-see. we do not know what this means for the sett

my client is older perkins, who was harvey weinstein's assistant, she said she didn't think he was as and in many cases, particularly with the rich and powerful men, invariably it is meant, in those circumstances that is why they did it. it is about controlling the future behaviour of their victims. that is why the nondisclosure agreements are being abused. thank you very much for coming into us. it is a year now after the #metoo movement. these questions come up again and again. the fact that it was talked about at prime minister's questions, could that be some changes? maybe it is difficult to be able to specify if nobody is able to talk what the coercive behaviour might be. you can't highlight what the behaviour is and the risk is to future victims. that is why the larry nasa case is so interesting. if the girls had not been put in a position where a nda was available to them, would the behaviour have stopped earlier? would it have been stopped? we must point out that harvey weinstein has denied any sexual harassment and said the relationships were consensual. let's move on. donal

host: we're joined by tony perkins, president of the family research council to talk about religion and 2018. we want to start by asking about the past weekend and your involvement in the release of pastor brunson from turkey. how were you involved? guest: good to see you again. i was there in my role as a commissioner on the u.s. commission on international religious freedom. i was asked

to be reporting that this is one of the most powerful perkins' ever to hit the country does that actually affect. this is the worst storm the florida panhandle seen in more than one hundred years. i'm simply going to lose everything i want to be here tomorrow man that's it i really don't want to cry on your camera that this is what we. also on the day today is the world against the death penalty we take a look at the conditions facing some convicts in the final days kerry was the sixteenth person to be executed in the united states this year. turned his head left and mouth several words to appear in the number of witnesses including the words i love you he said that at ten twenty five am. at ten twenty seven am he started breathing heavily and in ten thirty nine and twelve seconds the curtain went. hurrican michael is whipping florida's western panhandle with sustained winds of up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour officials are warning of a life threatening storm surges of told almost four hundred thousand people to move to higher ground it's being described as the most powerful hur

forgive perkin michael is forecast to be the most destructive storm to hit the panhandle in decades. kill millions from the category four storm already whipping the coastline with landfall just hours away. and living on death row many of the condemned around the world experience isolation and even torture during the final days that's the focus of this is against the death penalty. begin this program in turkey where video has emerged of the missing saudi arabian journalist jamal khashoggi he's seen entering the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul a week ago but never leaving it other c.c.t.v. footage shows turkish security services say a fifteen men. intelligence team arriving in istanbul just one day before appointment at the consulate security services believe the team was involved in the german disappearance a black van is later seen leaving the consulate and then stopping at the residence of the consul general because she was once close to the royal family but then fell out and was considered by them as a dissident he was writing for publications such as the washington post. not a

target of a cyber attack two hundred fifty employees here build filter systems that clean oil and glue perkins' work that's not dependent on online networks. but is tax consultant once told bit once about hackers who hijack computers how they demand money or they publish the company's data then the plot to the story thickened. in a moment. then asked what happens if the company does pay how can they be sure they won't come back with the answer was that they have a reference list of all the companies that they packed in the area and haven't bothered to. be hans was alarmed all the know how the results of your long development work are see on this company's computers. no names of the companies know how is the life of the company and if you take into account that seventy percent of our business is in exports fifty percent of that had to asia china it's easy to see how we could attract some things interest. of beginning. the managing director how does entire system reexamined where our data stored who has access is how could viruses and trojans be smuggled in now u.s.b. sticks are only available f

british claims of gru cyber attacks asa british claims of gru cyber attacks as a diabolical cocktail of perkinsttle, produced by bearded imagination. this is being presented as part of a new anti—russian hysteria, a wave of hysteria in the west and is a storey which lacks evidence. the bbc has now confirmed at least two of the alleged russian military intelligence officers were registered in moscow at a facility owned by the russian defence ministry. gordon, the level of detail in the allegations coming out of the hague is pretty astonishing. what is likely to happen next in terms of action against russia? well, today was unprecedented. counter espionage operations are normally top—secret operations. to see the level of detail we had today was remarkable. you could sense from the dutch officials the anger they felt at the russians operating on their soil. similar to what britain felt about salisbury and britain's foreign office and porton down laboratory were also targeted in a different type of fibre operation. the hope will be that three countries, the uk, the us and the netherlands revealing

zelda perkins says she felt intimidated to sign it and was told she had no choice.lly, they shouldn't exist, because all they are doing is protecting somebody from improper behaviour, criminal behaviour, discriminatory behaviour. so why should they be allowed? ndas weren't created for this sort of situation. they have been weaponised by powerful people. in the commons, the prime minister promised they would be looked at. the government is going to bring forward measures for consideration, for consultation to seek to improve the regulation around nondisclosure agreements and make it absolutely explicit to employees when a nondisclosure agreement does not apply or cannot be enforced. so, will the businessman be named? there will be another court hearing to finally decide that, but two of his workers who signed the agreements don't want the paper to publish the story. 0thers believe he should be exposed. lucy manning, bbc news. saudia arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman says those responsible for the murder of the us—based journalist jamal khashoggi will be broug

for arcadia, the empire that philip green owns, which includes top shop, miss selfridge, dorothy perkinsustomer base, how will those customers respond to these allegations, which of course he strenuously denies? that will be from a purely commercial point of view, the interesting thing to watch in the days and weeks ahead. the home secretary has apologised to people who were wrongly told they would have to take a dna test to prove they were entitled to settle in the uk. sajid javid said some relatives of gurkhas and afghan nationals employed by the uk government were among around 400 people affected in recent years. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar reports. british born and raised, even had a uk passport prove it, but 60—year—old andrew's british father became estranged from his vietnamese mother, and then he refused to give the dna sample the home office wrongfully demanded to prove his son's identity. andrew was suddenly stateless. translation: you don't know where you belong. it's really upsetting me, and so confusing. letters like this by the hundred were sent in the last thr