they can get permission on land with no intention of developing it any time soon, get the permission,o on to the next site, get permission for that one. the developers say they find that accusation staggering, that they would be building here now but this is a textbook example of local planning issues stopping house—builders from building the homes that the country needs. they say: building is happening, but not on the scale needed to solve the housing crisis. developers say they are not the ones dragging theirfeet. overall, the system is just too cumbersome. there are too many things that get put through the planning system that don't need to go through the planning system. that means that once you've got an initial consent, you still need to do a lot of work before you can get on site and start development. nearly everyone agrees there's a housing crisis and more homes need to be built. the question is how and where. unblocking the problems in the planning process has now become a national priority. a couple of miles along the coast is jaywick sands. developers don't want to build h

soon, get the permission, put it in the bank, gabon to the next one and get permission for that.ing, that they would be building here now, but this is an example of planning issues stopping house builders from building the homes the country needs. they say: . .. they say:... building is happening but not on the scale required. developers say they are not the one striking their feet. overall, the system is too cumbersome. there are too many things that get put through the planning system that don't need to go through that system. that means that once you have an initial consent, you still need to do a lot of work before you can get on site and start development. nearly eve ryo ne and start development. nearly everyone agrees there is a housing crisis and more homes need to be built. the question is how and where. unblocking the problems in the planning process has now become a national priority. a couple of miles along the coast is jamie exams. developers don't want to build here. it is the most deprived place in england. transport links are poor, and unemployment is high. the nee

selective permission to talk to people. it's going to be an administrative issue, and i just want it to be known and call it out if that's what it is. and then, the next step is, will it be implemented equally among everybody? if we're all trustees, we should all have the same access to everyone beneath the executive director. so if joe gets permission to talk to alan on a subject matter, are the rest of us excluded from that or do we all get that? so i just want to be practical about the implementation of that, because virtually, at every single board meeting we have, we're asked to do something offline, have that conversation offline. so once we go offline, this kicks in. >> so one of the things that we had talked about is having a separate section specifically addressing what undue influence is and specific rules around that so that it's clearly laid out for the board what it means. >> and correct me if i am wrong, ashley. >> that's something that we've discussed about -- we discussed. >> and i intend to bring that forth

and this is in addition to the fact that they rarely give give permission to you and convoys to enter and when they do their partial permissions whereby they remove life saving medical supplies and a lot of other material as well so sara given what you're describing would you compare the situation to aleppo just before it fell. i mean what we're seeing in eastern will to now with the intensification of the of the airstrikes and the offensive as well as the tightening of the siege this could very well be another a look well in the making our hope is that it isn't. but it does seem to be heading in that direction now peace talks between the warring parties continue in a stunning stand this is the eighth round what likelihood is there that the situation will now change. we are hoping that the talks come up with with with the plan and actually push the syrian and get their actions to push the syrian government to allow humanitarian aid and access in this is particularly vital given that little is actually an area under one of the is a deescalation area under this agreement which means abo

. >> the helo comes in, requests permission to land, i would give it permission to land. when it's ready to leave or unload all the stuff they need, it will ask me permission to leave. i'll give permission to leave. and it's really just that simple. >> reporter: sergeant jones is not flying the helo. he has no joystick to pilot it by remote control, just a tablet to issue basic instructions, no prior experience required. >> 15 minutes of training with the tablet, anybody can pick it up. it's real easy. >> reporter: the office of naval research, which developed the technology, says it's placing a large bet that autonomous aircraft can take the place of humans. this is the flight computer that turns this helicopter into a self-flying aircraft. it took five years and $98 million to develop, and it can be installed on any helicopter. that pod on the nose is constantly scanning for obstacles, warning the computer of hard-to-see hazard, like power lines. the initial concept is to use self-flying helos to deliver supplies to marines in the field, freeing up pilots for other miss

. >> it comes in, requests permission to hand, i give permission to land. ten is ready to lead or unload the stuff i need, it asks permission to leave, i give permission to leave. >> sergeant jones is not flying the helo, he has no joy stick to pilot it by remote control, just a tablet to issue basic instructions, no prior experience required. 15 minutes training tablet, anybody can pick it up t is real easy. >> the office of naval research which developed the technology says it is placing a large bet that autonomous aircraft can take the place of humans. >> this is the fliet computer that turns this helicopter into a self-flying aircraft. it took five years and 98 million dollars to develop. and it can be installed on any helicopter. that pod on the nose is constantly scanning for obstacles warning the computer of hard to see hazards like power lines. the i-- initial concept is to seussev fliefing helos to driver flies to marines in the field, freeing up pilots for other missions, this vietnam era huey will fly into the future when it starts training with

there is no woman of age who needs her mother's permission to hang out with you.o me that was the indictment. kennedy: i don't remember ever dating anyone without their mother's permission. >> that's the tell right there. kennedy: that says he was dating the daughters of single moms. >> they need to decide do they care more about abortion or moore being really icky? and that's a difficult decision for anyone to make. but they have to decide, is it more damage together country and to my state to have a democrat in office or am i going to deal with roy moore? >> these are serious allegations, these allegations versus pro-life issues. i do think the abortion issue is a sleeving issue. jones is pro-choice and moore pro-life. >> the one thing right now that's happened in the media, they discredited themselves so many times -- >> you hit on a point, the mainstream media has been so hard after roy moore, it has been a knee jerk reaction for voters in alabama. kennedy: if he loses he gets to blame the swamp and the media, and voters inial alabama and places like alabama,

. >> it comes in, requests permission to land, i give it permission to land.it's ready to leave, i get permission to leave. it's that simple. >> reporter: he is not flying the helicopter. he has no joy stick. a tablet to issue basic instructions, no prior experience required. >> 15 minutes training with the tablet. anybody can pick it up. it's easy. >> reporter: they are placing a large bet that autonomous aircraft can take the place of humans. this is the computer that turns it into a self-flying aircraft. took five years and $98 million to develop and it can be installed on any helicopter. that pod on the nose is constantly scanning for obstacles. warning the computer of hard to see hazards like power lines. it will deliver supplies to marines in the field, freeing up pilots for other missions. this will fly into the future when it starts training with marines in california this spring. david martin, cbs news, virginia. >>> still ahead, stranded in the french alps. we'll show you the dramatic helicopter rescue of skiers trapped high above the ground. trapped

i allowed a workplace culture to take into the my office that was too permissive and dec decidedly unprofessional. it accommodated destructive gossip, offhand comments, off color jokes, and behavior that in general was less than professional. and i allowed the personal stress of the job to manifest itself in angry outbursts and too often a failure to treat people with the respect that

. >> i didn't give them permission. i didn't -- >> give who permission? >> my roommate. didn't give him permission at all to send anything like -- i don't -- >> so you're aware that he was getting it sent to him, but you didn't give him permission -- >> no, i assumed, now that i seen him in, i assume he had something to do with it. >> why do you feel that way? >> because he knew it was my birthday. he was in my room. he had access to my mail. i felt like if it was anybody it would be him. nobody -- nobody would be stupid enough to go in my room, you know, when i'm not there, anybody other than my roommate. you know. >> but you don't know for sure that he -- >> no, i don't -- i can't be 100%. if i would have known that it was coming in my name beforehand, i would have said something. >> step outside in the hallway. i'll call you back in in a few minutes. >> there's really no way i can get around it. it had my name on it. the only thing i have working for me is my background. and hopefully that works out for me. >> while battaglia's hopeful, there's a lot about the extent

you shouldn't have permission to eat. to have permission to eat.sually quite difficult for me to do these events. i'm very aware of people eating. i sort of panic about the times of food and when things get delayed i maybe wouldn't have eaten as much, so that i can eat a meal and not feel too guilty about eating a big three course meal. i would have eaten less in the day, so i get very panicky, but i'm very aware of the fact that i need the food to fuel the fact that i am so busy and active and on my feet. the meal was lovely. very nice. as usual, i pick around the plate and find a way of avoiding things. but it was nice and it was nice to chat to everybody. it's very difficult for me at times like this because of the fact that i tend to get weaker a lot quicker than most people. i don't have any reserves on me, so it takes a lot of energy anyway, but when i'm always cold and tired anyway, and so preoccupied with everything else that's going in my life, to then sort of detach from that and come back to work is quite difficult sometimes. it's the en

they don't give your permission i sort of videos today from tehran where direct cash is between the anti-riot police and security guards and students up there on university for example whereas the an opera is immorality and easily take place in the grand mosque in toronto example difficult to come but what is significant is that nobody saudis and the government new round of under government rallies taking place across iran the other difference is that where in two thousand and nine it was mainly centered in tehran the capital this time is happening in the provinces and the other difference is that in two thousand and nine it was middle class protesting and this time it looks like it's still lower class to people problem of economy are are testing ok briefly if you could this wave of antigovernment protests that we are seeing. to suppose a real threat to either rouhani the president or even to come in a he the supreme leader. i mean iran showed in two thousand and nine that it was able to crush although very buddleia you know largely. the protest and the rare people who were killed i

hearing in june, my clients have asked for permission to get permits and have been ignored. the only thing i have heard is that my clients vacate immediately. if you have other questions let me know. >> commissioner walker. >> excuse me. the lease as is terminates next year, so it doesn't seem feasible that you all would put the effort forward for less than a year occupancy to do the upgrades, but are you in -- are the tenants in a position -- the subtenant, do they have the assets to do the work? >> yes, they have the assets to do the work and they're trying to do the work. and the lease is not termble solely because the end date is next year. because it's covered for residential use, it's kind of a moot point. >> okay. i hear you. >> thank you. >> i'm ben wosley. in addition, speaking to the point about one year remaining and we have two renewal terms negotiated. we went through significant effort in securing the lease to negotiate the residential use and clear with our intentions and what not. we previously met with the prior tenants also using the space residentially. ou

to do so obviously that involves not getting permission from the assad regime and that's been a big hurdle right now obviously the assad regime has been incredibly reticent to to give any access to king monetary an aid that's part of this besiegement as part of this strangulation if you will of the the opposition groups there and so because it is besieged it's been increasingly difficult to get anything in which is having obviously a massive impact on the people around four hundred thousand people sending you said yourself all the sides here involved seem to have intractable positions so after today's meeting in estonia what are the next plans. well that's the big question i guess so i guess it just depends if any side is willing to compromise but also the one extent assad is able to be successful in his military units and what type of resistance he's met and i guess that's the question as to what happens next on the ground not only in a start to and geneva group there are so the rounds of talks into it which i imagine it will be in the early part of twenty eight the but how the fac

i haven't taken more than the permissible amount, andi taken more than the permissible amount, and ire at the end of the day the truth will be told. riders can take the drug, but froome, who has had asthma since childhood and users and inhaler, gave the you're in sample with twice the permitted amount. he said it can be explained. it is something that can be affected by a lot of different factors. dehydration, the way the body metabolises it, for example. this is not a positive test. all asthmatics out there will know what the drug is. and i have obviously only been too happy to try and help the uci fill in the blanks. ina and help the uci fill in the blanks. in a statement, the team sky boss said... there is a medical need there. i think what needs to happen is, though, the support around the athlete needs to improve in terms of, if his asthma is that bad, should he be cycling? if your asthma is that bad, and you are still symptomatic, should you call it a day to day and come back tomorrow when the asthma is a bit better? scrutiny on team sky has intensified with management grilled

i haven't taken more than the permissible amount. who can stop manchester city?aside swansea to extend their record—breaking, winning run. and england captainjoe root calls on a big performance from his players, ahead of their crucial third ashes test. news of tonight's premier league results in a moment, but of course we'll start with the big story of the day, and yet another dark day for the sport of cycling.... chris froome says he hopes his legacy will not be tainted, after returning an "adverse" drugs test at the vuelta a espana. the team sky rider had double the allowed level of legal asthma drug salbutamol in his urine. cycling's world governing body, the uci, wants more details from the team but says froome is not suspended. our correspondent james reynolds spoke with froome in the past few hours in mallorca. chris froome is currently here in the york at his team's winter training base. he and his team's doctors are now preparing their defence. i sat down and spoke with the tour de france champion and began by asking him whether or not the general public

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team is that they did nothing that was not either with the permission of the e-mail accounts owners or through criminal process ordinary criminal process and in fact the g.s.a. that agencies as that they did not require any specific permission to release this information especially if it came through a court order but beyond that the fact that this was this was conveyed to a house committee which is led by republicans who are intent on curtailing the investigation at least at least at the congressional level shows that this is another piece of of ammunition that the supporters of president trump are trying to use it order to stoke their argument that the from that the rather the moeller investigators are hopelessly biased tomei come in there from washington d.c. tom thanks to suicide bombers have attacked a church in southwest pakistan killing at least nine people and injuring dozens more gunman wearing those a vest tried to storm the christian methodist church in quezon city opening fire on sunday were suppressed the region's home minister says the attackers were intercepted at the en

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personal presence to what i do and that i'm willing to do when and i'm not asking permission and i'm not waiting for a pitcher right. and soon is giving that same thought process matter when it. and how you came with those folks still back in arkansas that that say to themselves. but i'm ok with asking for permission are you ok with that i'm not going to judge somebody that's not the same place in life that i'm not some yeah you made jeremy go now i think they're dumb down in the wake up and i looked him in the head with a loaf of bread you know. everybody's on their own journey all i can do is plant seeds and hope in a beautiful flower grows i'm not responsible for the flower. so much has changed since i was president of the united states. i know some of the students. very dark and funny. and a blank and to god can we chat for a minute can we chat a little bit. now your friend can wait we're after is talk serious business this is a serious business there is nothing serious when a man is dressed like that. yeah i'm a blink and we have to chat it was or lose your other friend reports

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>> permission to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to strongly urge president trump to nominate a cial security commissioner without further delay. the social security administration has been without a senate confirmed commissioner for over 1700 days. that's almost five years. this is totally unacceptable. the american people need a commissioner and they need one now. without a commissioner, social security is just spinning its wheels. important decisions are being put off and service has deteriorated. i ask the president to act now. to nominate a commissioner so that social security can provide the service americans want, need, and deserve. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remar

president's lawyers say mu muller's team got those emails without permission. >> muller investigation is looking into whether mr. tr trump's team coludeed with russia taken to fear with the 206 presidential election. >> sexual misconduct allegations continue of course to flood capitol hill. late theingt time is woman. angie ramsey of kansas that dropped bid after male subordinate accused her of >> this is latest? string of accusations impacting both side of aisle, men and women and reports that an attorney paid -- attempted to pay someone to bring accusations against president trump convoluting matter. >> we lay out top story this morning. of course, we'll chew on them a little bit here. jessies with us this morning. good to see both of you. jessie burns from the hill and jessie jane duff a policy analyst from london center for policy reer is. . we thank you both for joining us. good to see you back here this morning. and what's -- let's starts with the news of the morning. and which is this report that the muller investigation has received thousands of emails white house says they we

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. >> that is one possible response nothing from 1182 it is entirely permissible. >> even those that allow exemptions to congress?. >> that's right because as the courts have repeatedly recognized a recognition by congress the president can impose additional restrictions over and above. >> are they limited on time can be done indefinitely?. >> the statute says. >> for such a period. i struggled to find a dictionary definition that says a suspension is for the indefinite period of time. so can you explain for us how that indefinite ban that has been imposed complies with the language of the statute how does it mean that grant of authority?. >> so the first point is this such a period as he deems necessary and in this circumstance when the problem that has arisen is information it is permissible to say potentially and told they correct themselves but it doesn't even go that far because what it actually says is that every 180 days they will visit. >> there is no sunset provision. >> essentially it is in place forever. correct?. >> no. not until the of countries improve their practices. >> let

>> why don't they get permission? >> why do they not have a free choice?>> is mostly their traditions from where they live. because this is how they have been doing it forever. so, it is just how their lifestyle is. >> is not really a matter of asking permission. in fact, in -- i interviewed was that had been bride kidnapped. that is outrage that ei faced. in that country, it is a tradition that boys may drive by the high school and see a cute girl and stop and grab her and take her to their family. and if they can put a white lace handkerchief on her head, she has to marry the man. she may never have seen him in her life. 80 percent of marriages and rural areas start that way. in the city and it is no longer happening and it is definitely illegal in the country. but there are some major disrespectful things that are happening. and the girls simply are not taking it. they are working against that and they are making real progress. there was another question over here. >> can't tell us about the other books that you written? i think, how you got started and

it will ask me permission to leave. i will give it permission to leave. really just that simple. >> sergeant jones is not flying the helo. he has no joy stick to pilot by remote control. just a tablet to issue basic instructions, no prior experience required. >> 15 minutes training with the tablet. pick it up. real easy. >> the office of naval research which developed the technology says it is placing a large bet that autonomous aircraft can take the place of humans. >> this is the flight computer that turns the helicopter into a self flying aircraft. took five yeefrz and $98 million to develop it. can be installed on any helicopter. that pod on the the nose is constantly scanning for obstacles. warning the computer of hard to see has the ards like power lines. the initial con cement is to use self flying helos to deliver supplies in the field. bringing up pie lots for other missions. this vietnam era hufy will fly into the future when it starts training with marines in california this spring. david martin, krks -- cbs news. >>> a family considers the sco

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